You Wont Forget Me
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Hi all, im curious to know whether you prefer your horses to be toastie in the winter or just normall body tempreture??
The reason i ask is ive always like my horses being toastie when theyre clipped and have their rugs on simple reason the dont get cold and get hairy then need re clipped ( when i say toastie i dont mean it as in their too hot) but a girl on my yard told me all last winter that my boy was TOO hot, which i wouldnt have said he was so anyway i took her advice and took a rug off but she has had a LW rug on her horse all summer, clipped him last week and kept the same rug on him (the temp is really starting to drop in scotland now) and now (a week later) he has grown all his hair back, when i walked past his stable i felt him and he was actually cold yet she claimed he was 'toastie' but he was actually colder than body temp.
Anyway i just want to know what you'd prefer your horse to be toastie or body temp...
The reason i ask is ive always like my horses being toastie when theyre clipped and have their rugs on simple reason the dont get cold and get hairy then need re clipped ( when i say toastie i dont mean it as in their too hot) but a girl on my yard told me all last winter that my boy was TOO hot, which i wouldnt have said he was so anyway i took her advice and took a rug off but she has had a LW rug on her horse all summer, clipped him last week and kept the same rug on him (the temp is really starting to drop in scotland now) and now (a week later) he has grown all his hair back, when i walked past his stable i felt him and he was actually cold yet she claimed he was 'toastie' but he was actually colder than body temp.
Anyway i just want to know what you'd prefer your horse to be toastie or body temp...