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I would heartily second the advice given above re. having a skilled trainer/behaviourist to assist; but make sure it is someone who...

Given that you have no experience working with a dog with a bite history, my advice would be to contact a behaviourist/trainer...

At least you are being honest about your experience. As someone who is currently looking for someone to ride my mare occasionally, I...

We are on Devon pink clay. We've had two rain warnings, one day after the other, here in the South West. It's beyond a joke now. FFS.

My trainer recommends Fridge Raiders: my dog would sell his soul for one of them. But like OP has obviously found, too many treats...

My coblet (profile pic) has Spillers Lite & Lean balancer.

This is fascinating actually. Yes it used to be commonplace years ago, as did Bleeding for laminitics (I can still remember seeing...

^^^ Would agree with this. My pony got herself caught up in that awful squared sheep-wire stuff; she is kept at home with me, and I'd...

You can let your farrier off for the wire but not for the long toes that your vet has also remarked on.

Is this in Devon by any chance? There's a yard near me in Devon, which is run by a "vet". If this is where I think it is, then I'd say...

Joining the Club here: I have hardly ridden my little mare for about 10 days now, coz am sick to death of the whole morbid regime of...

So sorry you are in this position; but you are obviously a responsible owner who thinks of the most compassionate solution for their...

He's your horse. If you think it's time, then it's time. I would personally do it before Christmas, because I wouldn't want the...

So very sorry to hear of your situation. It isn't ever easy when you've got furry oldies, and ohh sooh often sad things can come along...

One word to side-reins on ANY horse: don't. And certainly never ever on a youngster, especially a 3yo. There's absolutely no...