Recent content by Mince Pie

Oh goodness, JB, I didn't know about Woolfie - I am so so sorry for you, she was such a beautiful girl. I am pleased that you are now able to take on another pup, and that you are getting the red merle girly you wanted. I hope she brings you plenty of joy. BBH xx

I don't have DDD bit have had a discectomy and the remainder of that disc, plus the disc above it have slipped, causing a spondylolythesis of my L4 (I think). I take tramadol, gabapentin, naproxyn, omeprazole, propanalol, diazepam, nifedipine and cymbalta. I ride when I can but I have ME/CFS and...

Is it still white?

I used Airways for my COPD cob, if you have a cold you can also open the tub and have a big sniff - really opens your pipes up!

I would actually look at Readymash Extra from Rowan and Barbary, I found it great for getting and keeping weight on my TB

I'd go, if you can afford it. If it doesn't suit you can always move again.

To be honest, I wouldn't be too impressed with some of the responses on this thread! Slight difference between a bolshy horse and one who would and could cave your skull in. OP the first thing I'd suggest is getting a vet out, she sounds like she's sore somewhere - ulcers?

Those are both of my old cob's favourite manoeuvres, always span to the left and generally both at the same time, or concurrently!

Aren't they, and incidentally collie as well, most of the breeds that go into a Northern Inuit?

My boy was really wet, I deep littered with pellets on the bottom and shavings on the top in the end!

I'm diverting from discussing the original rider of Thor for the moment, but people carry weight differently. These women all weigh exactly the same, yet some I would class as heavier than the others, and some I would class as lighter. Going back to Thor's rider, yes she isn't slim, but A)...

I think you'll find racehorses carry a lot more than 9 stone, having had a quick google it appears they can carry up to 13 st 2 lbs/184 lbs http://www.horseracebase.com/horse-racing-weight.php

Am in love with this photo!!!

Despite everyone here saying they use them on a vibrate setting? I would never shock my dog but am seriously considering getting a collar which vibrates to put on him as he recall is getting less reliable as he is getting older (now 10), turn your back on him for a second and he's half a field...