Sophstar
Well-Known Member
This is why i have beds made, dinners made and hay thrown in before letting my 2 in for bed. Luckily they can't see me from their field because otherwise cob stands and kicks the gate. Same as when they get a weekly leg bath, I'll throw a bit of hay down to keep them quiet whilst i sort the other one out. Yes the cob will kick the wall to get your attention but neither of mine barge, nip or kick. They must wait patiently and not barge through me when i let them in but i do understand any fidgeting is purely cos they are so dam hungry!