Recent content by Andie02

We have Tuffies, and removable covers that can be washed, they definitely last for many years.

Put it between 2 small thin pieces of cheese or ham or chicken or any other meat. Cheese needs to be bendy and pliable not crumbly.

If they are not giving you the correct advice then they are not the right Solicitors for the job. I suggest that you look for a Solicitor who specialises in this field.

And of course this is going to have a huuge knock on effect cost wise to everything. So not only big increases in horse feed but also the cost of living prices. I have noticed just lately that there has been little increases here and there and recently a £1 per jar on the coffee that I buy.

https://www.fyldesaddleryltd.co.uk/product/magic-bit/ or try a mullen mouthpiece. These were my usual go to as I found that most preferred these to a jointed bit. Just seen though that you don't want a loose ring.

If a neck isn't detachable it's not too difficult to make 1 detachable.

Certainly not you paddy :D :D🤣

Velcro is a good idea. All velcro is not equal though as you may already be aware Super strength grippy would be best.

So sorry but I laughed at your comment of the bear hanging off one side flapping about and attempting to explain the circumstances to the insurance company. Definitely not funny in reality, and the situation that you are in isn't exactly going to give you and your horse any confidence. I did...

Fair do's, yes in that case I agree, a good sensible way of doing it. I have to say I haven't seen that way done before. I am a short ar*e though, it would have been difficult in fact impossible, for me to just step down from a big horse. In my younger days I was light and small enough to get on...

That's a debateable suggestion by Joe @Ambers Echo, it wasn't my way though. If the horse isn't reactive then all well and good, but you could so easily get launched, well you can anyway with any horse or pony accepted, whatever method is used. It is actually freaking me out that he isn't...

Some bits of the process certainly do freak some out more than others. Long reining can really freak some out. You have to adapt and find ways to overcome some of the problems that can occur.

The thing is though a stuffed bear isn't relative in height to a human for a horse, it is slightly different for smaller ponies. What frightens them the most is ' seeing you up there '. I learnt this from an older very knowledgeable horseman over 50 yrs ago. The problem was soon cracked thanks...

If you put a trust in your Will for the upkeep of your animals, it is best to complete a side letter of wishes outlining your wishes in respect of their care etc including PTS, It is advised that you give a copy of that to the trustee you have nominated to take care of them, when you complete...

There is loads of info on the Riaflex website and the owner Kate is very knowledgeable and helpful with enquiries. There was a comparison table on their fb page ages ago and Riaflex joint supplement came out on top compared to other brands.