Does your horse hack out better..

[Broodle]

Mine is just as naughty alone or in company really, but I voted "alone" as he is a kicker and I find it very stressful hacking in company because I am constantly worried about whether the other horse/s is/are too close

. Such a shame, as I like nothing better than a lovely chatty hack out with a friend.

 

[millitiger]

Pilfer is better alone unless you stick to roads.

Millie is better in company on the roads but fine off road by herself.

neither are awful to hack alone/in company though

 

[Puppy]

Another vote for "makes no difference"

 

[RobinHood]

Just to be different mine is best hacking out with my dog

 

[Angua2]

mine is usually fine in both senario's.....

 

[FanyDuChamp]

Captain does not hack out alone, will rear and spin, but will happily hack out in company.

Fany does either, she is very "herdy" she will shout on the way in and out , calling to her friends. She is quite happy alone or in company.

 

[lukeylou]

he's ok either way =]
but i prefere company!

 

[tabithakat64]

Lady is much better alone or in a two, Fudge is ok alone and good in up to a five. Both get excited in big groups

 

[JoBo]

Bodey hacks out alone and in company, just the same. Badger is better in company, but mainly because he doesn’t ever hack on his own.

 

[Sarah_Star]

My horse does not do hacking by himself. He refuses to even move So I voted in company.

 

[Chunkie]

Mine is better alone. With most horses she won't go behind, and jogs and fizzes until I put her in front. If we go out with her mother she will stay behind, but pulls rather than messes about - if you know what Imean....

 

[Kallibear]

Mines better with my dog too!

Toby's slightly better on his own - he tends to glue himself to other horses if in company and won't go first past scary things (would prefer someone else to get eaten first!). On his own he HAS to be braver and just get on with it.

With the dog she always goes in front, so hes perfectly happy at all times, though he does stop and refuse to keep going if she gets too far behind.