Recent content by Lydz85

How rude! Im making a big decision and will not be rushed. Im the one who has driven over an hour each way those 3 times. I am not wasting the sellers time, i am trying to see if this horse is what I want. 1st visit was to see if horse was as advertised. Rode him immediately after he had a...

I was told the details between the 2nd and 3rd visit.

So I went with my riding instructor today to try my possible new horse for the third time. It went great he was an angel and she really liked him and after jumping him we hacked him out and was as chilled out as anything past all kinds of spooky things. I would of course get him fully vetted...

Part Livery - £50 per week (£216.67 month) Full Livery - £130 per week (£563.33 month) DIY Livery - £33 per week (£143 month) Extra Days - £10 per day (sat-sun) All charges include use of facilities, bedding, hay and water.

Thank you everyone for your advice, it's really made me have a good hard think about this horse. The uninsurable part is a big worry. I have just arranged to have my instructor view him with me next week. So I am also waiting for her opinion and verdict. I understand that the owners will play...

http://www.horsemart.co.uk/all_rounder_horse_9_yrs_3_mths_14_2_hh_skewbald_warwickshire/advert/187424 Is he massively over priced due to his allergy then??

Would want to do school, hacking and riding club events. The asking price is £3500 ono. In every other way he's a little star, i didn't realise not being allowed on straw is such a big deal!

I think ive confused myself now. Reading online - nose nets are used for head shaking - so am i correct in thinking that without the nose net, his allergies would flare up causing him to head shake in irritation? Is there any way a vetting could determine how severe his RAO is? As reading...

He's not kept on straw, he is mainly out but when in stable is kept on shavings or pelleted sawdust. Nose net is only needed very occassionally apparently. :( gutted now.

Buying.

Hello, Quick query is it a big deal if a horse coughs on straw bedding and wears a nose net in bright sunlight when hacking to make him more comfortable? Obvious thing is to avoid straw bedding, but it is just an allergy? or something to be weary of?

Poor Chloe! Im so sorry you are going through this - such a sad situation. She is a lucky dog to be loved so much. If the steroids are so great with the itching why don't you try some dog nappies to help her stay dry when shes incontinent then at least she won't wet her bed and have to sleep...

Please read my thread in the dog section, im so upset right now - I just want people to know what kind of things are going on in the world everyday: http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=483653

My dad is currently working on designing a plant in Kazakstan. The location has lots of wild dogs, all of which are tame and friendly. Each complex has its own pack of dogs which they take care of. The workers work alternative 4 week shifts and they swap duties of feeding, watering and playing...