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Hey pipol hace un par de meses un gringo pregunto aqui si se podia conseguir leche cruda osea no pasteorizada en el salvador , que creen que le paso , si la.consiguio y le dio mal.de mayo explosivo , no la consiguio y ni modo no tomo leche , tuvo que conformase con leche de cabra ,digan sus teorias

Hola esta discusion es mas que todo para los 5 fans latinos que estan por aqui , si zombi land saga fuera doblado al español latino quien te gustaria que le hicera la voz a quien y prefieres que tambien se doble las canciones o no ????

I'm sorry if my English isn't good. My headcanon is that the logic behind how horses are named in real life is used, and that somehow it gets applied to equestrianism. In real life, how a horse is named depends on the situation. Farm or draft horses don't have rules about how they should be named, so you can name them Melon Soda And your neighbor might also have another soda melon.

Racehorses, on the other hand, have stricter rules, and depending on the equestrian association, these rules will vary. For example, you can't register a name if another horse already has it, and you can only register it again 10 years after the horse's death. So if there's a Song Wars name, there can't be other Song Wars names. The maximum number of letters in a name is 18. Also, they must be registered within a certain timeframe, otherwise there's a fine. You can change the name, but you also have to pay for the change. The name also depends on the breeding farm; some breeders follow a specific style, so all their horses have a particular name. Names like Light, Speedlight, Sunlight,etc

others decide to give it a compound name of one of the parents, for example, the father is called Sonic in You, so the foal could inherit Sonic and have another word added like Sonic Speed,

or the breeder decides to have a theme like wood and they are all wood + something , and others combine them. The dam and sire's names are sometimes not very nice. For example, the dam might be called Summer Grapefruit and the sire Red and Rage, and the foal could be called Summer and Rage. There are cases where it's like a surname or something similar, like a clan. The clearest example was the Mejiro family in Japan, where everyone shared that name. It wasn't just one farm; the main farm was like the primary branch of the family, and the branch was the secondary one, yet everyone still carried the Mejiro name.

Also, it's not necessary for the brothers to share any distinguishing mark name ; one brother can be called Top Totty and the other Marvelous Galaxy. In breeding, they are only considered brothers through Dam, not Sire.

However, you could also use the logic of human names since they evolved in almost the same way. If anyone has more headcanons, they could share them.