dwi
Well-Known Member
Do they settle when they get used to being in together or do they stay a nightmare?
I've been on yards in the past where it hasn't been a problem so I know it can work but ours are really testing us at the moment.
We've put my friend's gelding in a field with our two mares and separated them off with electric fencing so that they can sniff over the fence for a few days before we put them in together. It's sent all three of them mad. Lil is a tarty, squirting little trollop, FB is being stroppy and IB, the normally quiet and well behaved happy hacker, thinks he's a complete stud muffin and is being very difficult.
Do they settle down after a while or are we going to have to go through this every time they come into season?
I've been on yards in the past where it hasn't been a problem so I know it can work but ours are really testing us at the moment.
We've put my friend's gelding in a field with our two mares and separated them off with electric fencing so that they can sniff over the fence for a few days before we put them in together. It's sent all three of them mad. Lil is a tarty, squirting little trollop, FB is being stroppy and IB, the normally quiet and well behaved happy hacker, thinks he's a complete stud muffin and is being very difficult.
Do they settle down after a while or are we going to have to go through this every time they come into season?