Recent content by justxtb

Thankyou That is very interesting, maybe that is the case..It would be nice if i could think that as im very worried its more of a jealousy thing. If it is im worried to get the others out the field without him incase he does it again. I wonder like you i could do somesort of experiment to see...

The most strangest thing is: When the little shetland was attacked she couldnt get away fast enough..But ever since shes neighing to my horse and wanting to be back in with him..when i took my big horse out riding today he wasnt himself he was on his toes alot, this is not like him as hes...

This sounds like my horse with the aggression, but hes 200% in every other way, you wouldnt wish for a better behaved horse.

The little section A is a gelding? Im thinking you could be right with the different smell as i was bathing the little shetland before hand. I am so confused and really want to get to the bottom of this..There must be a reason why hes doing it? Also i have put the little shetlands into their own...

Im at my wits end, I love my horse to bits, I really need to sort this problem out..Ive had the vet to take blood samples to see if there are any under lying problems and there isnt. My vet even says its very unusual for this to happen. Im sure there must be someone on this group that could help...

Hi i have a ID x shire 13 year old gelding, hes the most kindest horse you would ever like to meet with manners of a saint around people and most horses. His best friend is a section A that he adores and lets rule him. He can sometimes act a bit stallionish like pawing his front feet and the...