Spyda
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Look at the state of my lightweight Rhino rug!!!! Indestructable?!! Not when mine's wearing one when turnout out with a couple of youngsters 
R.I.P. my Rhino Rug
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joeanne
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Gutted!!!!
I would be putting grazing muzzles on the dirty rug wreckers!!!
Or cribbox. I would be crying if that was me....wouldn't care if it was something like a Rhinegold, but a Rambo......
I would be putting grazing muzzles on the dirty rug wreckers!!!
Or cribbox. I would be crying if that was me....wouldn't care if it was something like a Rhinegold, but a Rambo......
team barney
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Spyda
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God knows how the two 'thugs' managed it. It's the whole top, back section, of the rug that's been shredded. Literally shredded. I wondered what I was seeing when I spotted my horse across the field and saw the large white area across her backside. As I got closer I realised it was the underlining of her rug
This particular horse is VERY sensitive to flies and she was only wearing the Rhino overnight because her Rambo fly rug was ripped and home for repair. I also bought her a £32 fly mask from Mole Avon which lasted all of 2 days. I found it in the middle of the field with the mesh eye section completely ripped out and the velco holding strap ripped half off
Today, as I've 'dressed her' in a new Sweetich Hoody and Amigo Fly mask, my son and I spent the morning sectioning the field off so mines on her own. The 'thugs' are a pair of brothers (aged 2 and 3) so are really old enough to know better!
This particular horse is VERY sensitive to flies and she was only wearing the Rhino overnight because her Rambo fly rug was ripped and home for repair. I also bought her a £32 fly mask from Mole Avon which lasted all of 2 days. I found it in the middle of the field with the mesh eye section completely ripped out and the velco holding strap ripped half off
Today, as I've 'dressed her' in a new Sweetich Hoody and Amigo Fly mask, my son and I spent the morning sectioning the field off so mines on her own. The 'thugs' are a pair of brothers (aged 2 and 3) so are really old enough to know better!