Boo hiss - OH rant

Get his back, feet and teeth checked... it could be pain related!

Giggling away at this thread, love it! :D
 
Just remember to only feed him with natural feeds - no sugars - his feet will be amazing and his attitude should change overnight.

Make sure as well that you only use parelli branded products - no tat - everything must cost at least 3 x normal price
 
Well dont do what Id did to a ( previous) OH.

OH, huffing a lot...you aren't back till after 8.30 every night. What if I decided to take up proper club rugby again.

Zero points to me who thought he was serious and was delighted! Cue on extremely peed off OH for a VERY long time!
 
OH has increased ammunition...one of the cars (the death-trap-shed-on-wheels before anyone thinks we're lah-dee-dah :D) needs serious work or scrapping and replacing. Bums. Double bums.

What I need is to either win the lottery (really need to put some effort and practice into this), or for my garden to expand considerably. All would be well with the world then. I wonder if my two neighbours would notice if I half-inched their gardens?
 
I would be adding any potential four legged friends to the wedding list...........or exchange wedding list to a reputable tack shop!!

My OH is not that horsey so easy to sell / buy the odd extra one - they all look brown to him.
 
Meandtheboys said:
I would be adding any potential four legged friends to the wedding list...........or exchange wedding list to a reputable tack shop!!

My OH is not that horsey so easy to sell / buy the odd extra one - they all look brown to him.
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Mine isn't horsey either, but he'd notice a second livery charge I suspect :D
 
Suggest you get him scoped for ulcers, they could be causing his strangely sensible behavior. And get your gp to do a full work up too.
Failing that, if you half-acre, rather than half inch, the neighbours gardens you may have a solution.
 
littlelegs said:
Suggest you get him scoped for ulcers, they could be causing his strangely sensible behavior. And get your gp to do a full work up too.
Failing that, if you half-acre, rather than half inch, the neighbours gardens you may have a solution.
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He's quite placid to lead so I could take him to the GP rather than pay for call out. He travels well, particularly if there's a pie in the vicinity.

The sensible behaviour is almost more than I can cope with. I've thought about getting an expert out...maybe someone high up in Natural Manmanship.
 
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