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Due to lack of time, Charles is off on loan a week on sunday. Now i have seen that the owner has the right to be kept with the owner, but i'd have to post it off every time she needs it for vet and i think legally it is required for travelling? What is the best thing to do,do you think?

hmm i'm not sure where I stand on this. There are already so many dogs looking for homes, and these dogs could have been very unhappy - and as said on one of the link 'unsocialized'. I don't know, maybe it was wrong, or maybe it was for the best. no doubt i'll now be shouted at!

okay. i was thinking that. Basically, the vet is unsure as to his problem. he is not lame visibally, just sometimes a little stiff. As long a he always has 4 shoes, he's fine on the flat.

also, seriously, what do you think his chances are of finding someone. I wanted to be completely honest about him, so i know if they are truley interested. i just hope we can get someone who is experianced enough for him.

Another, sorry. Basically, have I been too honest...:S http://www.projecthorses.co.uk/html/16_1hh_-_to_17hh.html REF 2850 King Charles

oh i didn't even think of fish! duh! thank you for your input everyone

I am currently working on a children's non-fiction book to help teach how to care for small animals. 'Happy Fuzzies' will be a fun, easy to understand book, probably focusing on small mammals (rodents). I'd like to gather ideas and research for the book, so I can target it and write in a way...

omg he's beautiful! pics pics pics!

My friend has a private field with two horses. She used to poo pick and put the droppings in the corners of the field. The horses now use these areas as the toilet! In that small part of the field, the grass is long as the horses won't eat from it as their droppings are there - however the rest...

someone on here does have a BC. If you look on photo gallery for a post called 'unusual horse breeds' there is info in there. i think it's curlywurly

i rarely used to tie to twine, but started just after xmas, when my horse pulled down a fence in panic. However, he now knows how easy it is to break free from being tied to twine

there you go

or how to persuade the folks? :P fab isn't he?

i like chance. a lot

*sighs* poor lad, i hope he goes to a good home. that grey mare 15years old, a few above him is lovely though.

thank you to everyone for your kind words and support. My general intentiton was to get through the ride, then go cubbing with the atherstone. I've not had my confidence knocked - i've had so much sh!t off my horse with his behaviour on the ground (i'm sure some of you had seen previous posts)...

on now

it's the 3rd episode but you can catch up online at 4OD

E4 4pm

oh my god, i'm so so sorry. Rest in Peace Herbie

i always said i wouldn't buy over 14, but bought a 16 year old last year

thank you for all your kind comments! I think my dad was worried i'd lost some confidence but it'll take more than that! I did ask around before we went (posted on here, emailed a few horsey friends) to ride with but didn't end up going with anyone. to be honest i hardly know anyone who rides...

my horse is terrible in the wind. probably half the reason for yesterdays incident...(see post below)

So i went to the Atherstone Pleasure ride on saturday :s He was very fresh in the morning but seemed fairly settled when we arrived. We set off (alone) but he could see 2 horses ahead and was being a complete pig. he was rearing, bucking, generally prancin gup the road. I kept calm and he...

So i went to the Atherstone Pleasure ride on saturday :S He was very fresh in the morning but seemed fairly settled when we arrived. We set off (alone) but he could see 2 horses ahead and was being a complete pig. he was rearing, bucking, generally prancin gup the road. I kept calm and he...

2 geldings atm, in the past have had: 0 stallions 4 geldings 1 mare - she was a b!tch

wow! she's a really really smart foal. congratulations. and what a beautiful mare!

I have my two horses wormed on Verm-X, strongly recommended by several people including a vet nurse. It is a all-in-1, but surely using it every time can make it ineffective? If i was to chnage to a worming plan, what would you suggest? i have no idea where to start? Also, how much are the...

I have my two horses wormed on Verm-X, strongly recommended by several people including a vet nurse. It is a all-in-1, but surely using it every time can make it ineffective? If i was to chnage to a worming plan, what would you suggest? i have no idea where to start? Also, how much are the...

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