R.P.S!
Hello Tiger Cubs!
Sorry I haven't brightened you screens with my presents these past few days.
Mommy's been too busy to help proof read my posts.
But today she is back, so I am going to tell you another fact about me.
I have Rolly Polly Syndrome.
| A beautiful picture (if you don't look at my dirty coat) taken this morning! |
You've already heard about my water addiction!
| WATERLILY! |
RPS or Rolly Polly Syndrome, is fairly common among horses. But until recently I had not exhibited any of the symptoms.
This is done directly in front of Mommies and Daddies (PURPOSELY!) and may cause them to experience:
- Rolly Polly Syndrome - The need to roll in the most disgusting sand a horse can find, following a bath or extensive grooming session.
- Difficulty Breathing
- Light Headiness
- Panic Attacks
- Blubbering
- Disbelief
- Anger
- Fainting
- Loss Of Speech
- Slack Jaw-ness
- and in some extreme cases Heart Attacks
| Me rolling in a fresh pee puddle minutes after a bath Saturday 4\22\17 |
I have an excuse for my RPS though!
Mommy and I live in Southern California where the weather is (usually) at least 70 degrees at any given time!
| Me (super dirty) rolling after hose down 4\26\17 |
May-September is normally the hottest time of year for us!
Temperatures can be anywhere from 85-110 degrees. Nights tend to still be as high as the higher 70s.
So, lately I have been needing more and more frequent hose downs after exercise due to increased sweating.
Obviously this means I am wet more often than before, so feel the urge to roll much more frequently!
| 4\26\17 |
Now this may be a bit annoying for Mommy but she can see how much I love to roll!
| Shaking the extra sand off my face after a roll 4\22\17 |
Safe to say, I will be experiencing symptoms of RPS for at least another 3-4 months!
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