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I also use Swish rugs and liners, have a 50g turnout, 100g liner and then a 200g turnout for each pony, so I can have 50g, 150g, 200g and 300g combinations. I also love that they have detachable necks. Mine are unclipped at the moment and are nice and cosy in their 50g rugs with no neck.

I searched some old threads as one of mine developed a scabby heel on a white sock, he is super thin skinned so we are using filtabac where we can see pink skin and acriflex cream on the scabs, which are now dropping off after a couple of weeks with perfectly healthy skin underneath, no picking!

Well, another spanner thrown into the works this morning, he tried to mount an in season mare..... under saddle!!! And he meant it, he was erect and teeth bared, luckily all escaped in one piece. He has never shown any riggy behaviours in the 12 months we have owned him and he lived with a mare...

Pony is 14.2hh rising 8, super low mileage, 3/4 Welsh 1/4 Warmblood. Has been in and out of work due to daughter's knee problems. Lovely on the ground, not girthy, not grumpy to handle or groom. Lovely to hack, not spooky and copes really well with traffic etc. Back in April was attending PC...

We have the Lemieux ones, which are nice, particularly useful for one of my daughters who is hypermobile, the added stability helps prevent over-extension.

Sturgeron travel sickness tablets, my dachshunds are all sick to some degree when travelling. Half a sturgeron 2 hours before travelling and they are absolutely fine.

Nothing in our PC sadly

Would be happy with something in it's early to mid teens for sure ? She is not at the stage where she would want to bring on a youngster (she's only 10) ?

So far, in my pony shopping experience, I have had a pretty easy ride, but this search is proving a little more difficult. So I am just after a bit of a sense check from the good people of HHO to check that I am being reasonable with budget and wish list....... We are into second PC pony...

Having just got a thoroughly wet crotch whilst walking the dogs and having to peel sodden jeans off my legs, I have added the ink blue and grey one to my birthday list!

IVDD is neither specifically a genetic condition, or specifically a condition caused by lifestyle. It is often a combination of the two and although breeding stock can be screened for calcifications, the presence, or lack thereof, is still no guarantee that that dog, or its offspring will or...

I haven't been here for a year! I'll just pop in with a picture of my 4 perfect miniature long haired dachshunds ?

Bucas

Does anyone have any Fidleywood Falconer offspring? Couple of colts that have taken my eye in the catalogue ?

Small ones on eden, big ones on skinners hypoallergenic. All get a pump of salmon oil a day for coats as well.