Sadly people are still deliberately putting babies at risk there was a Facebook post today of a rottweiler with its paws possessively around a tiny baby with a very disturbing expression on its face. It looked like a set up with a distressed dog. Comments were 100% saying how cute it was. I was...
It was a fell a pure bred one hence my comment about a jaded view. Unfortunately experience is what makes your views on things. I agree not normal for any particular breed just happened to be a fell mind you my best friend was airlifted to hospital with head injuries after being thrown from a...
Bronked like a rodeo horse and while knocked out on the floor came back to stomp on me luckily the person riding my highland had a schooling whip in her hand
Being a highland addict I thought I would like fell ponies sadly not for me as the paces are too choppy and a fell pony is the only one ever to intentionally try to kill me so perhaps a jaded view
I love horses but have been always a take it or leave it rider. I would not buy a horse to ride but to care for it, get me out of the house and because I love the work of caring for them. I love poo picking, feeding, grooming and just watching them interact. I don't miss riding I am in too much...
As much as I hate the idea I guess keeping all dogs on leads in public is the only way. I will also say my dog rarely wore a lead on walks but stayed next to me as if she was. Hence hating the idea of having to have a lead on in public
Don't think dog agility fences will be heavy enough for what you want. Wings are easy to make from pallets, cut a pallet in half and add feet for fillers and use the wood to make a triangle to support the pole. We bought big barrels as wings they were cheap at about 10 each and can be used...
The ones I have had anything to do with were lovely ponies calm and balanced unfortunately were complete thugs on the ground. It was the same handler so guess it was them not the ponies but both were built like tanks and used it against you.
Horses are different working horses were stalled without water they were watered before being fed which is why traditionally you were advised to leave an hour after feeding before watering. It had to do with cereals swelling in the gut too. They were led out to the trough morning noon and night...