HarmoniSpencer98
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My filly is 1 year old Will her feathers grow anymore or stop as they are x
Feathers??
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They should grow out more depending on her breed depends on how much more the grow I own a 3 1/2 yr old cob that I’ve had for nearly 2 years and his mane,tail and feathers have grown out like mad so if your filly’s breed is supposed to have feathers they should grow out to a nice length my ponies is still growing now getting long and some what fluffy with them being kept brushed if your filly is a cob I’d brush the feathers out frequently as it helps them grow by removing the dead hairs from them
The Fuzzy Furry
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*feather*
Birds have feathers, equines have feather.
Birds have feathers, equines have feather.
Just got questions
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I guess I won’t answer any of your non answered questions again then considering it doesn’t matter if I say feather or feathers as it’d be feather if your on about 1 leg whereas horses have 4 legs so they have feathers on 4 legs
The Fuzzy Furry
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Take a chill pill sweetie x (they have feather on multiple legs, if applicable)
gallopingby
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Oh dear Miss/Ms/Mrs/Mr Feather(s) you new round here? We’re usually a friendly lot but…. there are exceptions to every rule.
HarmoniSpencer98
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Thank you she is a traditional cob also her dam and shire have lots and lots on main tail and feathers she’s 1years 2 mouth and got a good amount but im hoping she gets same as her dam and shire haha thank you x
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They’ll 100% grow more then my pony is supposed to be a full traditional cob and he is rising 4 in march and his feathers keep growing if they don’t get covered in mud and rain too much they will be fluffier then what my pony’s are because someone I know has a 19month old cob and their cows feathers are much fluffier than my ponies because he was mostly stabled when they first got him because he was a colt