Ho Hum…..
…….I’m bored!
Squirty has this thing about sticking her tongue out. I have no idea what it is… that’s just her!
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Maybe Squirty is thirsty. No?
She sticks her tongue out when she's excited, nervous, bored, it doesn't matter, mad… it's hilarious. And when she flails it at you, that's even more of a riot!
I saw the oddest thing one time. One of our geldings had a cut on his fetlock and all the other gelding stood around him and took turns licking it like a dog would do. I think the Cree Indians were on to something when they called a dog (Atim) and a horse (Atimw = big dog). The more I'm around both the more similarities I see which totally goes against the prey/preditor idea circulating now.
LOL, our Husky sticks her tongue out all the time also, its the funniest thing.