amandaco2
Well-Known Member
my 3 year old WB 'dressage horse' has taken to popping the leccy fence in her field
first i just had short posts electrified
she kept popping in and out over that
so i got the taller posts with a seperate energiser and that worked for about 2 weeks but now shes getting over that too! the batteries are new.
the fence is still up and as i leave it- the smaller posts have 2 strands and the higher posts are set back very slightly in a seperate fence and has 2 stands.
the field is about 7 acres but i have my older mare in there with her and she has had laminits once so i dont want to increase the amount of grass they have (they have about 4 acres at the mo)
they both look well and there is tones of grass for them. shes definately not bullied, the older mare is her dam and they get on great. luckily she stays put on the right side.
anyone know of any super duper tall posts to put her off trying?!
i suppose i could muzzle the older horse and let them loose on the whole thing but i would prefere not to really....
i would have to carry water up if i put her in her own field, but i dont really want to split them up...
there are two other horses hopefully coming to join them soon so i am hoping once she has more playmates next month she will be less inclined to pop over the fence.....
first i just had short posts electrified
she kept popping in and out over that
so i got the taller posts with a seperate energiser and that worked for about 2 weeks but now shes getting over that too! the batteries are new.
the fence is still up and as i leave it- the smaller posts have 2 strands and the higher posts are set back very slightly in a seperate fence and has 2 stands.
the field is about 7 acres but i have my older mare in there with her and she has had laminits once so i dont want to increase the amount of grass they have (they have about 4 acres at the mo)
they both look well and there is tones of grass for them. shes definately not bullied, the older mare is her dam and they get on great. luckily she stays put on the right side.
anyone know of any super duper tall posts to put her off trying?!
i suppose i could muzzle the older horse and let them loose on the whole thing but i would prefere not to really....
i would have to carry water up if i put her in her own field, but i dont really want to split them up...
there are two other horses hopefully coming to join them soon so i am hoping once she has more playmates next month she will be less inclined to pop over the fence.....