CastleMouse
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But can geldings be more "sensitive" at certain times of the year...? Sorry if it's a completely stupid thing to ask...
I know this is probably a very stupid question...
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Northhorse
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Oh yes - spring affects them too!!
_OC_
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My bl**dy cob is sensitive all year round.......you can't shout him,as he gets quite upset!
I have put him on Naff Magic to help the poor lad!
Shilasdair
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WoopsiiD
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Hope so, or there was something very wrong with Charlie Bear!! I always put it down to the first flush of spring grass.
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Eaglestone
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One of mine is the same all year round ...the other one is more sensitive when his coat changes, and gets a bit grouchy
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lol ha ha ha! sorry but you just make me giggle!
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CastleMouse
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So it's possible then...?? The reason I'm asking is that Ali has recently become a bit of a b*stard to saddle up and rug up... When I first went to view him his previous owner said to me that he can sometimes be a bit grumpy when you girth him up so you have to take your time, but there was nothing wrong with his back etc. Since I've bought him I haven't had any problems with girthing him up until recently... And there's nothing wrong with his back or saddles either? So could it just be the time of the year?
Apalacia01
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Ditto - the theme of grammar affecting this website is getting quite predictable!
Shilasdair
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So it's possible then...?? The reason I'm asking is that Ali has recently become a bit of a b*stard to saddle up and rug up... When I first went to view him his previous owner said to me that he can sometimes be a bit grumpy when you girth him up so you have to take your time, but there was nothing wrong with his back etc. Since I've bought him I haven't had any problems with girthing him up until recently... And there's nothing wrong with his back or saddles either? So could it just be the time of the year?
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Perhaps he's feeling a spiritual testosterone from his missing testicles?
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So it's possible then...?? The reason I'm asking is that Ali has recently become a bit of a b*stard to saddle up and rug up... When I first went to view him his previous owner said to me that he can sometimes be a bit grumpy when you girth him up so you have to take your time, but there was nothing wrong with his back etc. Since I've bought him I haven't had any problems with girthing him up until recently... And there's nothing wrong with his back or saddles either? So could it just be the time of the year?
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Perhaps he's feeling a spiritual testosterone from his missing testicles?
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CastleMouse
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Feck off
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Feck off
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Ditto - the theme of grammar affecting this website is getting quite predictable!
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I'm sure you meant 'stupid'
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I'm sure you meant 'stupid'
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CastleMouse
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So it's possible then...?? The reason I'm asking is that Ali has recently become a bit of a b*stard to saddle up and rug up... When I first went to view him his previous owner said to me that he can sometimes be a bit grumpy when you girth him up so you have to take your time, but there was nothing wrong with his back etc. Since I've bought him I haven't had any problems with girthing him up until recently... And there's nothing wrong with his back or saddles either? So could it just be the time of the year?
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Perhaps he's feeling a spiritual testosterone from his missing testicles?
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LMAO!
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So it's possible then...?? The reason I'm asking is that Ali has recently become a bit of a b*stard to saddle up and rug up... When I first went to view him his previous owner said to me that he can sometimes be a bit grumpy when you girth him up so you have to take your time, but there was nothing wrong with his back etc. Since I've bought him I haven't had any problems with girthing him up until recently... And there's nothing wrong with his back or saddles either? So could it just be the time of the year?
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Perhaps he's feeling a spiritual testosterone from his missing testicles?
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LMAO!
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Apalacia01
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It's not bad I must admit - it is 'nice' (one of those un-useful words) to know that the world isn't going to pot too much!
Back to OP now...sorry....
Well, all I can say is that my mare is feeling good, but I think that is a long term thing, or just whenever I get on her. I have known gelding to be missing their 'missing' bits, and they weren't rigs. No mounting or anything, just weirdness!
Back to OP now...sorry....
Well, all I can say is that my mare is feeling good, but I think that is a long term thing, or just whenever I get on her. I have known gelding to be missing their 'missing' bits, and they weren't rigs. No mounting or anything, just weirdness!
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No I actually lost the thread .... or was it the plot ..... now even more
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No I actually lost the thread .... or was it the plot ..... now even more
Shilasdair
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Well, all I can say is that my mare is feeling good, but I think that is a long term thing, or just whenever I get on her. I have known gelding to be missing their 'missing' bits, and they weren't rigs. No mounting or anything, just weirdness!
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Next you'll be claiming that your mare is coming into season or some ridiculously hormone linked idea. Tsk!
Whereas Castlemouse's gelding is clearly suffering from PTS...Phantom Testicle Syndrome
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Well, all I can say is that my mare is feeling good, but I think that is a long term thing, or just whenever I get on her. I have known gelding to be missing their 'missing' bits, and they weren't rigs. No mounting or anything, just weirdness!
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Next you'll be claiming that your mare is coming into season or some ridiculously hormone linked idea. Tsk!
Whereas Castlemouse's gelding is clearly suffering from PTS...Phantom Testicle Syndrome
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CastleMouse
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Next you'll be claiming that your mare is coming into season or some ridiculously hormone linked idea. Tsk!
Whereas Castlemouse's gelding is clearly suffering from PTS...Phantom Testicle Syndrome
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Next you'll be claiming that your mare is coming into season or some ridiculously hormone linked idea. Tsk!
Whereas Castlemouse's gelding is clearly suffering from PTS...Phantom Testicle Syndrome
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Shilasdair
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Are you asking me what's wrong with OC's post? Or is this code for covert disapproval of my very expensive anger management technique?
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No I actually lost the thread .... or was it the plot ..... now even more
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What can I say? Perhaps you have PT syndrome too?
Is your voice quite deep, do you have to shave?
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No I actually lost the thread .... or was it the plot ..... now even more
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What can I say? Perhaps you have PT syndrome too?
Is your voice quite deep, do you have to shave?
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Eaglestone
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What can I say? Perhaps you have PT syndrome too?
Is your voice quite deep, do you have to shave?
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No do not shave but to a bit of plucking
What can I say? Perhaps you have PT syndrome too?
Is your voice quite deep, do you have to shave?
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No do not shave but to a bit of plucking