Horsing around - This idiom means playing or acting in a rough, silly, or careless way, often leading to trouble or accidents. It comes from the way horses sometimes behave—kicking, running, or playing wildly. When people, especially kids or siblings, are horsing around, they are usually being playful but might be too rough or not paying attention. For example: Two brothers are wrestling in the living room, and their mom says, “Stop horsing around before you break something!” A group of friends

Homer is being fostered by the amazing Rocky Kanaka and his wife Kelly! Homer is really coming around considering the horrible mess he has endured for so long. He's becoming curious about people and that's a huge step for such a short amount of time he's been with us. He's so full of love we are so happy with his progress. | Marley's Mutts Dog Rescue