Michen
Well-Known Member
Can anyone advise please? Long journey- 4.5 hours.
I thought partition out and loose but this seems a bit dangerous somehow?
I thought partition out and loose but this seems a bit dangerous somehow?
Pop it the back seat of your car.
Theres a video clip of the "my Yorkshire farm" mum buying a shetland at Appleby and somehow, between it jumping and her lifting, getting it into the back of a Defender to bring it home.
Ahem....shetland? New baby brother for Bog and Bear?
I travel them a lot and they just seem to sort themselves out. if the back ramp closes with pins, be very careful there is no chance they can pop out. I hit a pothole once and my pins popped out and my ramp came down. (I think big horses uses lean on back and that holds the pins in better). with no weight against back ramp they can pop out easier, so just make sure something is secured that stops them popping. luckily I'd a piny in at the time that was stopped by the backbar, but a mini could run under.
Eeek! Surely that would happen when I tow it empty if it was going to happen?
how many did you say you where getting.............?Just a thought...
A bespoke adaptation to carry Shetlands in an Ifor HBX trailer by a local trailer/lorry servicing firm .
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So what do you class them as when they’re bang on 34” ?Mini's are 34" and under, Standards are 34-42".
Theres a video clip of the "my Yorkshire farm" mum buying a shetland at Appleby and somehow, between it jumping and her lifting, getting it into the back of a Defender to bring it home.
So what do you class them as when they’re bang on 34” ?
So what do you class them as when they’re bang on 34” ?
Miniatures usually have small dainty heads. Standards heads are usually bigger I think.
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