Don’t Take Another Step!

I have a nose.

And I’m not afraid to use it.


Holy redonkulous nosicles, Erin!

62 comments … read them below or add one

  1. BatBlaster says:

    I thought they said not to look a gift horse in the mouth

  2. Itsme! says:

    That’s what you get for trying to make him drink!!

  3. biscuithead says:

    SCHNOZZLE!!

  4. Chrismhen says:

    Why are animal noses so CUTE!

  5. Nick says:

    Hello, did you require something? Oh, and BEEP!

  6. Noelegy says:

    That is some snozz-u-hance!

  7. gryt says:

    Horse leeps are the best. The sound when they flap the lips together, no teefs? Love!

  8. anniebird says:

    Muzzlepowche Extraordinaire, by a hair!

  9. crackjob says:

    Horsies have the BEST noses.

  10. skippymom says:

    Ooh, I can smell the sweet horsie breffs!!!

  11. Malinki says:

    *SNORT*

  12. flutterbye says:

    Don’t get yer face too close, ’cause that’s just when they sneeze!

    Love nuzzling their muzzles, though!

  13. tracylee says:

    incoming!

  14. KT says:

    First time comment from long-time lurker.
    LOVE the pic, but I”m afraid of horses. My 18 year old kitty had to be put to sleep yesterday. Saddest. Thing. Ever. He was amazing.

    • Lillith says:

      Don’t be afraid of horsies they’re awesome.

      And condolences on your furbaby.

      • NH says:

        so sorry about your old friend…you’ll think of the bebe every day for quite a while.

    • Ali-baba says:

      KT, I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s never easy to let our fur babies go. I’m sending you hugs and warm thoughts, & please know your sweet fella is waiting for you at Rainbow Bridge

    • Theresa says:

      I’m so sorry about your kitty.

      Horses are big but they’re not out to hurt you. They respond very well to bribery. :mrgreen:

    • Rachael says:

      I’m so sorry about your loss. The love you shared will remain in your heart forever. And Ali-baba is right… he is waiting for you at Rainbow Bridge.

    • Jessy says:

      Condolences on the loss of your kitty. That cat had some good genes and some great care by his human to make it to eighteen.

    • sunnylessmum says:

      I am so, so sorry for the loss of your kitty. After 18 years you must have had an incredible bond. I lost my beautiful kitty on Feb. 6 due to cancer. The grief is so deep. Please know how many people on this site care and are sending loving thoughts your way. Take good care.

  15. MoonCatty says:

    Horsies have velvet snozzles… so so soft…

    And if they have long whiskers, they tickle! So wunnerful to nuzzle a horsey snozzle!

    • DillPig says:

      Yes they feel like those soft marshmallows that have been rolled in powdered sugar – firm on the outside but meltingly soft underneath – kinda bouncy – oh I miss snorgling horseys!

  16. Dash says:

    Love the velvet schnoz and they warm hay breath. Love horses . . .
    (pat pat pat)

  17. Gaz says:

    Looks like that schnoz could produce the mother of all nose goblins!

  18. FancyNancy says:

    Oh velvety, squishy muzzle pouch…. le sigh…

  19. Jakob says:

    Funny!!! =)

  20. Berg says:

    Love the angle on this pic! Horsey noses are indeed wonderful things, as many others before me have stated.

    I used to take care of a very sweet (retired) horse with epilepsy. Sometimes just before Tony had a seizure his lips would start flapping like crazy from his head movements; that was one of his warning signs. Given that Tony had a particularly large set of lips, this could be quite a dramatic sight. Whenever I think of horse lips, I think of Tony.

    And just so y’all don’t worry–Tony was euthanized when the seizures became frequent enough to make his life uncomfortable. When I knew him, he only had a few seizures per year, and the rest of the time he was a relaxed and happy boy. He lived into his late twenties, which is not bad for any horse, but especially for one with epilepsy.

    • micsix says:

      *sniff* I guess they don’t make anti seizure meds for horses? Poor Tony.

      • Berg says:

        This was about 20 years ago, and at that time there was no horsey epilepsy medication. Things may have changed by now…

    • Sar says:

      Poor Tony :( sniff

      I once knew a horse who was 30 years old and blind. The thing is, I had no idea of his condition until two weeks after meeting him. He was wonderful and so happy with life. I miss him.

  21. Fluffybutt says:

    “Mwah”

  22. mplsredd says:

    reminds me that i am not around horses enough!!!
    what a doll, i bet his whiskers are sensitive.

  23. kibblenibble says:

    Freckley! :-)

  24. MudBug says:

    OH! the velvet overload !!!!!
    kissykissykissy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  25. WendyPinNJ says:

    Heh!

  26. Winston says:
  27. rcg says:

    so clean!

  28. blair says:

    next pic should be a burro in a sombrero. or, same horse, zorro hat and mask, with a guitar.

  29. M says:

    I want to smooch him right on the lips. Weird?

    • Mary (the first) says:

      No, I had the exact same thought! (And concern for my weirdness.. :D )

    • DillPig says:

      No not weird! At least, if three people all want to do it it can’t be THAT weird cannit?? I love snorgling horseys….*slopes off to paddock with shifty eyes*

  30. Jessy says:

    Love, love, love the speckledy nose.

  31. Dee says:

    Horse snorkling incoming…prepared to be smooched….carrots at the ready.

    Yes, horse leeps are wonderful.

  32. baileysgrandmom says:

    Why the long face, horsie-poo?

  33. ChrisW says:

    He has a cowlick on his horse nose.

  34. HerMeowness says:

    (courtesy of my hub-sand)

    “I TOLD you not to pull on the REINS!!”