Love this rug design

FieldOrnaments said:
I don't know how to say this in a way that won't offend but .....
But they're horses. They use their field buddies' poop as a pillow and fart in very hot shirtless farriers faces, I'm not sure dignity maintenance is particularly high on their list of concerns honestly.

If you don't like the rug, that's fine! But it is just a rug. Horses don't have humans' moral concerns, they really don't mind so long as it fits and won't make them melt/freeze.
Though I still think something that's non-adhesive to mud would be preferable over any design out there.
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It’s not moral concerns for me. I’m pretty fond of a boaby but only really in a sexual way. I just find it odd to want to associate a horse with a sexual organ. I’d never call my horse a di*k or W⚓️ etc even though I swear a lot though.
 
Peglo said:
It’s not moral concerns for me. I’m pretty fond of a boaby but only really in a sexual way. I just find it odd to want to associate a horse with a sexual organ. I’d never call my horse a di*k or W⚓️ etc even though I swear a lot though.
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I am dying at this comment!! Omfg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
Personally I wouldn't be outraged by a lady bits one but my sense of humour is a bit crude
.... One of my rabbits is on file at the vets as "captain the w@nker" 🤷 (he's a doll now)
 
Another aspect worth considering is when buying new rugs, if you stick with plain regular colours rather than patterns, is that should they need repairing and patching in the future, then they will look so much better when patched. That is of course if whoever has repaired them are good at their job and try to match colours as close as possible rather than bodging with any old tat.
 
Can I just say in my defence I started the thread as a bit of light hearted humour after seeing the design on SM.

Although my horse can be a bit of a d*ck at times, I'd not really want to dress him up as one.
 
Andie02 said:
Another aspect worth considering is when buying new rugs, if you stick with plain regular colours rather than patterns, is that should they need repairing and patching in the future, then they will look so much better when patched. That is of course if whoever has repaired them are good at their job and try to match colours as close as possible rather than bodging with any old tat.
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Does anyone really care that much an hen having an o old turnout mended? I used to stick mine back together with white carpet iron on joining tape 🤣
 
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