Recent content by pistolpete

Oh no. It’s such a pain. Hope you find a solution.

My friends working cocker gets red itchy eyes and smelly ears on chicken! Hope it’s not that. So hard to avoid.

I had no idea this was so common. I’ve learned something. I never thought they weren’t treated like kings I just couldn’t get my head around it.

That definitely seems to be the consensus.

I suppose the fact I’ve just seen mine grieving recently hit a nerve. I know he’s sad he’s lost his friend of course and he’s retired and late teens but it never occurred to me to let him go. Maybe I should have! I guess it’s very different when you have time to plan. Apparently Uti had no teeth...

Im entitled to my view as you are. It has been put in the public domain and therefore up for peoples opinions. I’m just surprised so many people think it’s right. Just my thoughts and I’m sure they are very sad and would certainly not impose on anyone’s grief.

Exactly this! Surely they couldn’t both have been ill? Very odd. Charlotte’s statement implied it happened a little while ago.

I don’t really get the ‘going’ together thing. Am I the only one that thinks it’s not quite right? Life is precious. I’d have given anything to have kept my old boy retired a day or week or month longer. My current ponies best friend has just died and he pined for a day or two but is fine now...

Not old really.

I’m shocked. I only saw a post the other day saying they had decided to stop hacking Valegro as he’d become a bit stiff. No word of illness.

I’m so so lucky. Honestly I’m buzzing. I still have my two lovely greys. Spanish/Arab and 15.2 Connie to ride. Both in their twenties but fit and full of fun. Love them both in different ways. Then the owner of the Spanish boy buys a Connie too! 15.1 five year old who she let me right today...

Ooh off to look at Equidry. Santa could help??

Apparently ( I wasn’t there) the dentist didn’t need to do anything just a che k up so that’s a red herring sorry.

Thanks @Boulty I hope he has just got some transient stiffness.

Finding a share is like going on blind dates! It’s quite tricky and I have had quite a bit of experience. You kiss a few frogs along the way. I now have two brilliant share horses. One is quite a drive but so nice it’s worth it and the other is close by and very nice. Good luck. It’s worth the...