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Thanks @nutjob and @IrishMilo. I've just got off the phone to the vets, waiting a call back to see what he can have/what I can do for...

What a fantastic friend you are Errin Paddywack and what a great dog whisperer! Such a lucky collie to have found you. If anyone...

That is so amazing that you took her on. What a lovely person you are and lucky dog!

Update on Tess. Her owner sadly died so for better or worse I have adopted Tess. We are getting on much better now. She was next to...

I shall try and make this my mantra when it's -4 and I'm on my ass in the mud...

No, you are not at fault here, the other dog was loose and on your land , definitely do not apologise , the other dog owner should be...

Their dog got bitten because it was loose. It's not your fault at all.

Your dog was on the lead and on your property. I can't see you have any liability whatsoever. I'd be thrilled that he recalled so...

...in hand sharer

Whilst I totally agree that vets have a difficult job and so do reception staff, you have to also realise that moving work calls is not...

Worth cutting it out to see. I hope you can get to the bottom of it.

Yet again you seem to be getting spectacularly bad advice from a ‘professional’. What experience do they actually have with youngstock...

By the time the foals have panicked it would be too late to get back to avoid an incident or injury. In other countries mares are often...

The foals were not ‘excited’, they were stressed. And everything will be fine, until it’s not fine. My OH (an equine vet) put down a...

I am not an experienced foal owner, but I've definitely put on some 'bad idea jeans' and took the mare away from the foal before he was...