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just a quick suggestion - put the ring for the haynet lower down as she is using the wrong muscles in her neck to eat hay. so any work that you are doing will become undone. :)

i just take out poo and only remove wet if it raises to the surface and then i only take the top off and leave the underneath and cover with old shavings and/or woodpellets. is very easy to do even with a messy horse. i can sweep my base with a brush as it is so established. i NEVER totally...

^^ this!!

in this weather i put the majority of the hay in the net and a chunk of hay on the floor. then they can get a nice amount easily and quickly to start with then my pony eats much more contentedly from the net as she has a wad of hay in her belly. found it helps with keeping her bed tidy too as...

guilty of the above and also telling my daughter to 'walk on' and 'stand' and i am also known to take her to the vets (doctors!!) i always get a funny look off my mum when i say im taking my daughter to the vets ha ha!! my farrier when he last had his front tyres changed on his van asked for...

This is what i do. i did litter on shavings and any regular weeing spots get wood pellets put on/in them as they work just like cat litter - brilliant!

the reason he doesnt want to be caught is because he knows he's going to do some work. best thing is that he learns he works harder if not caught. if he wont let you catch him then dont let him settle, dont let him graze or talk to his mates keep moving him on and make him work. if its a...

just talk to your creditors and set up your own payment plans with them as an IVA company will charge you stupid fees for doing it. Use the free services of CAB and the CCCS if you are not confident when talking to your creditors yourself. You will only end up with more debt going to an IVA company.

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ha ha ha :)

customised chaser clip (starts from stifle and runs in sweeping curve up to withers) with legs and half head

deep litter on shavings, but a proper deep litter bed set up and managed properly too. it might cost to set up but the running costs and time is well worth it. works with my messy box walking, poo hiding, poo squishing mare!

thank goodness for that lol. :) rather than the shoeing id prop, if its the fronts you are having a problem with, look at his work load and when the lameness started. you had back shoes put on because his workload has increased and that could be part of the issue (the workload not the back...

have you painted that red on the frog?

my pony messing up the neat and tidy bed ive created!!!!