The Horse's Helping Hands (F)

[Crimson Crest]

Found yet another work of art on FurAffinity, this one being by our very own Crocoze! I found this piece notable because it's quite rare to see fingers being used to coax out a sneeze, and hands/fingers are my favorite way of doing so. When you don't have any feathers or pepper nearby, use what God blessed you with!

I'm assuming this is the comic.  I love this comic!  I like how she turns away when saying she needs to sneeze, then turns back and sneezes on the poor fella with the hands, lol!  Also I love the mucus as she turns away.

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[Anyponedrawn]

The image doesn't work. Furaffinity is horrible for hosting images and rarely works. 

[Anyponedrawn]

I'm assuming this is the comic.  I love this comic!  I like how she turns away when saying she needs to sneeze, then turns back and sneezes on the poor fella with the hands, lol!  Also I love the mucus as she turns away.

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[MasterXtreme]

Very nice!  Great quality for sure.  That horse has tude!

[kiku]

WOW!!!! So wonderful! I adore sneezy horses...  Thanks for sharing, @Crimson Crest !

[Darrin]

Fixed the image by slapping APD's linking to the OP post.  Really nice comic. The character expressions are great. 

[Crimson Crest]

The image doesn't work. Furaffinity is horrible for hosting images and rarely works. 

Oh, sorry! How do I fix that myself for future reference so that you guys don't have to do it for me?

WOW!!!! So wonderful! I adore sneezy horses...  Thanks for sharing, @Crimson Crest !

No problem, kiku! In fact, one of the reasons why I shared the comic was because it reminded me of part three of your story "Spring Allergies" with the hayfever–ridden horse. Seriously, that story was awesome. Sneeze stories featuring non-human sneezers aren't all that common here, and especially not stories with finger–induced sneezes where the finger goes inside the nostril! Seriously, I can't express enough how much I love that sort of thing. I know I've said this before, but a horse's nasal hairs are soft as velvet. Plus, it's fun to play with their big stretchy nostrils.

[kiku]

Thanks, @Crimson Crest , I'm really glad you liked my story - actually, I had to think of that particular scene too, where the girl helps her horse friend get the stuck sneeze out! 
Horses are such beautiful animals. I've never touched a horse's nose, though. I think I would only do it if the horse and I knew each other well enough I would know the horse wouldn't mind me doing that, or would even enjoy it, as a kind of loving communication. But I've never known a horse that well in my life...

[Crimson Crest]

Horses are such beautiful animals. I've never touched a horse's nose, though. I think I would only do it if the horse and I knew each other well enough I would know the horse wouldn't mind me doing that, or would even enjoy it, as a kind of loving communication. But I've never known a horse that well in my life...

I understand. Horses are quite expensive to own and take care of, and having such a sensitive area as a blind spot would make it doubly uncomfortable for the horse. However, if you ever find yourself lucky enough to find a horse owned by someone who knows to desensitize the horse's nostrils regularly (which is something that veterinarians and experienced horse owners actually recommend, as I've read from one of the sections of this article ), then give it a try. You won't be disappointed!

[✨proponypal✨]

Love this

[kiku]

Horses are such beautiful animals. I've never touched a horse's nose, though. I think I would only do it if the horse and I knew each other well enough I would know the horse wouldn't mind me doing that, or would even enjoy it, as a kind of loving communication. But I've never known a horse that well in my life...

I understand. Horses are quite expensive to own and take care of, and having such a sensitive area as a blind spot would make it doubly uncomfortable for the horse. However, if you ever find yourself lucky enough to find a horse owned by someone who knows to desensitize the horse's nostrils regularly (which is something that veterinarians and experienced horse owners actually recommend, as I've read from one of the sections of this article ), then give it a try. You won't be disappointed!

Thanks for the info on the article! I see what you mean. Still, I will do it only if I know a horse well enough it trusts me, and sees me as a friend. 

[Smiles2us]

I remember the "Spring Allergies" story.  This comic fits that so perfectly.

[RainySunshine]

Really a great quality piece. 

[Bumble]

Imagine a game where you could play and tease this horses nostrils, complete with sneezing sounds, buildups, nostril flare, and various items to tease her nose with, INCLUDING your hands!  Massaging her with your hands can make her sneeze!

[kiku]

I remember the "Spring Allergies" story.  This comic fits that so perfectly.

LOL yes, I was thinking of that too! 

@Bumble , oooohhhhh, how fantastic that would be... I would play that game every day, LOL!  And I would add my special feature - massage her nostrils to soothe her tickle... 
It's fun to dream with you all.