Recent content by MrsMozart

Oh I am so sorry lass. Until the Bridge

May she now be at peace. Until the Bridge.

Deleted as figured it out 🦄

Very interesting. Only one of mine is happy to have his teeth done, so have just ordered the Canident. Fingers are crossed!

Amazing dogs. I love GSDs and miss my girl with an aching heart. I considered the Malinois for the mearest hint of a moment. I enjoy training and am reasonably good at it, but I know I don't have what it would take for one, not at this stage in life for sure. I shall continue to admire from afar!

Thank you. Will ask.

Thank you. That's a good thought. I'm thinking an older girly would fit in well, one that just wants to chill and have her spot. Odd as it may sound, I'm happy to take one who doesn't have too long, just so she gets a loved end.

I keep looking at rescue dogs, especially the older and wonky ones, but with two Rotties and a JRTxPatterdale we're not deemed suitable for many. The irnony is the Rotties would be fine, whereas the JRTx is a rescue herself and would, more than likely, need careful handling and introductions...

Before he started on them, and on towards the end of the three days without, he lifts alternate forelegs. Obviously uncomfortable. When on them he just acts like a normal pony, though can't be freerange on grass outside of November to March/April-ish. Come Spring he'll have to go on strip...

JRT x Patterdale... 🙈 She's a rescue so has some leeway.

Being completely selfish - how the Rotties know me and take care of me. If I'm down or sad they're by my side. They're also good and kind and put up with the small dog, who can be most incredibly annoying, so that's rather lovely as well.

We have a livery (lovely cob) who was recently diagnosed with EMS. He's on the Honey Chop Lite and seems to be doing well on it. We've trialled cinnamon, marigold and cleavers - stopped it for three days to see if they really works and it does, so he's back on them. He's out with the others and...

Everything is tightly crossed.

I'd cut along two sides, as low as possible, remove. When eaten down a bit easy enough to whip the last bit out.

Doesn't need to stand up if you can't get it up, just flip the Balemate over the bale, take the netting off the bale and it's good to go. Ours are all on their ends as I had the D to do it with me, but I'm pretty sure the Balemate will fit over one on its side - I'll check tomorrow as have new...