Recent content by foxviewstud

oh my god that child is so so lucky, think mother should have used the brake on the pushchair though, thats what they are there for.

some ppl just have no respect at all, very sad really

his confidence will come in time, we have a colt foal this yr out of our tb mare who wouldnt let us handle him very much as a baby (she has been mistreated and struggles to trust) he has now been weaned 3wks and i can lead him myself with no problems, pick up all his feet, touch him all over and...

i really like him, think he gonna be a big chunky boy, love to see the finished product

didnt watch the race but heard he worked hard to win, dont follow racing really as hate to see such young horses out there, just my opinion

ill be getting my colt done nxt month all being well

can u not treat them??one of my ponies had one so looked at home remedy to treat and came across loads of horse sites that said bout crest toothpaste, i tried it and its completely gone within in weeks!!!

i agree with the fact nothing belongs to the dog so anything like that should be removed, however i would not punish the dog too much as the child should have done as they were told but also the parent should have kept the child away if they were not listening, if its trust issues with the dog...

well done she is lovely, we have had basenjis in the family for years, unfortuately the last 2 died of old age all have been rescues, they r a great breed in the right understanding hands

hate hay nets only time we use is at shows and they are tied up high so no chance of feet getting caught, we use hay racks, or put on the floor

we have never had a problem yet with worming yet, even with the less handled foals, catch them up in field, get headcollar on let them settle bk down and then put syringe in mouth all done, the mares are more hassle lol

this has made me so angry, i really hope this evil man and his family rott in hell for what they have done!!!!!!

my 13.3 stallion covered a 16.2 mare with ease last yr. my vet has said that 2 hands bigger than the mare should be fine but bugger than that you could run into problems, but as said above depends on the build of mare and stallion, you dont wanna go putting a heavy bones stallion to a slight...

she may b sensitive to the vibration her bark causes, or maybe she has something in there deep down

my stallion was bombproof as a 3 yr old now as a 6yr old he seems to spook loads no idea y