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Somehow, given a lifetime of self harm which funds the local vets, the mostly whippet reached his ‘100th’ birthday (he’s 14 and a few... -
scruffyponies replied to the thread Proud dog owner moments.Took Pluto (2yo female Presa Canario) to a busy NT garden at the weekend. We met up with friends, including 2 dogs she knew and one...
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scruffyponies reacted to FinnishLapphund's post in the thread Cheeky/ridiculous posts you see on Facebook. with
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Are you absolutely sure that you haven't accidentally scrolled over to the dogs for sales section? I mean it definitely does look like a... -
scruffyponies replied to the thread Those who own / have owned Stallions.We have had a number, kept out with geldings. All have been handled by children and ridden in company without issue. That said, they...
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scruffyponies reacted to stormox's post in the thread Those who own / have owned Stallions with Love.
Treat them like horses, not like stallions.....
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Lots of long reining and walking out in hand both with another horse and alone. Out hacking ASAP when you have stop/start/left/right...
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There is no way of determining either employment or self employment based on the opening post. There is simply not enough information.
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scruffyponies reacted to AmyMay's post in the thread Control and Confidence - open spaces with Like.
You need to hack out with one or two others who will help you. Those who won’t tank off or try and race you.
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scruffyponies reacted to SEL's post in the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views? with Like.
When my Ardennes was alive he was an expert browser and I would watch what he took and then research it. For someone with a very big...
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scruffyponies replied to the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views?.I have long since given up telling my ponies what they can and can't eat. We have forgotten most of what mankind ever knew about herbal...
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scruffyponies replied to the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views?.Barefoot is cheaper, and you never get down to the field with all your tack to find your horse has lost a leg. That some horses can't...
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scruffyponies reacted to suestowford's post in the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views? with Like.
I think it's great that we have all these different options now. As horsepeople we should be open to finding the best fit for each...
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scruffyponies reacted to AShetlandBitMeOnce's post in the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views? with Like.
I don't care what choices are made as long as the horse is happy.
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scruffyponies reacted to Gloi's post in the thread Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views? with Like.
I don't really like the way these things are being linked together. It is possible to do one without the others but some sites are so...
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scruffyponies replied to the thread Has your horse moulted yet.The greys started casting top coat a couple of weeks ago. The bays are holding onto theirs. I hadn't noticed a timing difference until...