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Seriously, it sounds to me like you're being taken advantage of. One unsuitable and unsafe horse has been replaced with another, you're...

I’ve recently sold a 2017 511 - in good condition, a couple of minor cosmetic faults and the tyres were going to need changing in the...

I've given this a lot of thought over the past few days! I've scoured the net and found out some bits and pieces on Ozzy's past. He was...

What a fabulous six weeks Myka has had at Somerford! She has made so much progress. I wanted to keep a record of our time there all in...

How are you going to thoroughly try out a horse who is not in work and has not been ridden by it's current owner in it's current home...

25th December Ozzy's first Highland Christmas! We've been taking Ozzy out with the other two recently (as we have another rider...

Is Hexham any good? Someone’s advertising four horses for share on the NE horsey Facebook groups

Ah interesting that many of you have non-tuggers too - he loves the toy I’ve been using (it’s actually a Death Star 😂) which has lasted...

Mine isn't a tugger, but he is a real foodie so that is what I use. As he only weighs 8.5 kg I have to be careful, he can consume a...

I only have 1 dog who likes to tug as a reward and 1 who likes it as a game but doesnt see it as rewarding. The non tuggers still love a...

You can teach engagement and better enjoyment of tugging as per CC but it doesn't have to be tugging, the dog will tell you what they...

I also use just kibble to train, my dogs are generally grubbers!!

Mine is super food motivated. Enough so that I can just use her normal kibble. Also not into tugging. Some just aren't into that.

Find out what your dog prefers to bite and use a tuggy from that material. Some dogs are fine with just a rope, others like soft things...

I use these treats (although get from B&M as much cheaper). They break into smaller pieces really easily so you don’t get through as...