Recent content by Carajack

He has been picking, saussage but only a few bit's. He has lost 0.8 of a kilo in 1 week, still wags his tail and is drinking plenty. this may sound silly but he is a sensetive lad who can sulk for England when upset. Problem is the new arrival is only six months old and is taking up a lot of time.

My Springer Spaniel has stopped eating. I recently took in my Moms little Westie as she can no longer manage her, within a couple of days Merlin stopped eating. I took him to the vet, he had a temperature of 38.6 she put him on a course of antibiotics, these are finished and he is on an anti...

Years ago my Mum worked in the school kitchens, then they used to use soda crystals in the washing up water, her hands used to be so sore and cracked. Her supervisor who was getting on a bit said try lard, warm your hands up in water, dry, rub lard all over and put on rubber gloves. It worked...

My chestnut arab mare died last year aged only 17, we had been together for 14 years, she was my soul mate. I am now 58 and have bought a 19 month old Dales gelding, so different, I dont think I could have coped with a similar looking horse after Aura I would have compared them so it would not...

A not very nice Ex thought he knew about horses, the vet came to fit a chip, the horse played up a bit and the vet asked if he had got a twitch, the not very nice ex got quite upset and said no, he had not and told the vet he was very rude to be so personal, I thought it was hilarious and so did...

Wow, Cheer's everyone, you have cheered up a very misserly foggy cold day, and I dont now feel as if i am too old to enjoy my obsession, the wonderful world of horse.

Good idea.

Whose boobs now swing instead of bounce?:eek:

Great replies everyone. Younger people may say "Why do it then" We say, BECAUSE WE STILL CAN "JUST" and love it.

Seem's I am not alone, I dont feel so bad now.

You have to kneel down to fill a hay net. You split a bale of straw and carry armfulls to the stable. You only fill the barrow half full. You put two lighter haynets in stead of one full one. You need your specs on to fasten the buckle on the headcoller. You have to have about...

Me, I would wait, ask the sellers to hang on to it for you so you can find somewhere suitable for that particular horse, they are so different. Yards differ greatly, your new horse may need a quiet yard, or one that is a bit busier with lots going on his or her temperement will guide you to...

Just smile and nod or you will be blamed by the person you point her to, i am so pleased you are going to walk away from this. Best of luck, enjoy your loved pastime X

Oh Doormouse, back off this thing, it's a bit like helping out with relationship problems you know, if it works out she will claim victory, if not it will be your fault, I've seen it before. The other liveries have got the right idea, please just enjoy your own horses, if she does not like it...

Like the wine and chocs suggestion, will call at the offie on way to get straw.