Recent content by HelsB

I use a haybar with a tie ring in the bottom, and tie the small holed net up from the bottom (if that makes sense!)

Thanks YasandCrystal, that looks good apart from having to leave the lights on, but I suppose that's not such a bad thing? Any more anyone before I bite the bullet and purchase this off ebay?

Hello, Those of you who are using the car reversing cameras as trailer CCTV, could you please help me! They sound like an affordable option for me, and as I am going to pick up my youngster (weanling) it would be great to see what he is getting up to in the back there! I have travelled my...

Many years ago I used to have to use one to clean my boy's sheath without getting kicked! He was never as trusting around his 'bits' after the nasty vet came and took a couple of parts away!!! When he started to look happy to see the twitch and put his nose up for it I was never sure if it...

We now think that the house owners are away and so cannot get hold of them to tell them there is still a problem with their sister's dogs. So.....I have reported them to my local dog warning who will write to them and warn them! They have also asked me to keep a log, including photo's if...

We now think that the house owners are away and so cannot get hold of them to tell them there is still a problem with their sister's dogs. So.....I have reported them to my local dog warning who will write to them and warn them! They have also asked me to keep a log, including photo's if...

I wish my horse would kick them, I think borrowing a known dangerous-to-dogs pony may help my cause.....free livery in Suffolk anyone?!! I have printed off the acts (thankyou!!) and will laminate them and put signs up in visible positions from their garden! Waiting to hear from Hubby when...

I like this idea!

Hmmm they are great big lurchers, and they get out of their garden onto farmers field then into mine, so would need one heck of a lot to do my 3 acres and then to find that they jump it anyway :(

OMG I hope I don't have this much trouble!!

I did think about the sheep idea, another neighbour has two sheep (and a shotgun!) I wonder if they need any extra grazing?! Thing is that making the fencing sheep proof would probably stop the dogs coming over anyway, an would be expensive!

So what are my 'rights' - I was thinking it was only livestock such as sheep you could shoot a dog for worrying? Not likely to go down this route of course, I am a dog owner/lover! Just need to know what I can threaten!! Houseowner (dog pwner's sister) is a lawyer BTW!!

I have posted this in NL too but wanted some help from dog owners point of view, I am a dog owner myself with a very well behaved staffy who we have worked really hard in his training, but obviously being a horse owner myself I have made even more of an effort to make sure he is well behaved...

I have a problem with one of my neighbours not keeping her 2 lurchers under control. They repeatedly go over onto my field, cr*pping on it, chasing (their) chickens on it, and have now started to go in the paddock where my horse is. They are only about 5 or 6 months old so getting bigger all...

I like this - it could be done by people claiming jobseekers allowance, make them work for their benefits!!