Right OK final decision

[Madam_max]

I am hopeless at making decisions, so help me out. I have always left Corroy's legs on. But as she's got older her little legs are a bit hairy.

 

[MizElz]

I HATE the look of clipped out legs

Leave them on; she needs her PJs

 

[trefilan]

Keep them on. I think its always better to keep their trousers on for extra protection in the winter.

 

[milliepops]

I voted keep them on - you can always trim them up a bit if they are getting really woolly.

 

[Nailed]

shes gorgeous!

Do you a swop?

Lou x

 

[kildalton]

OFF ! X

 

[Madam_max]

What you got to offer?

 

[sueandtoto]

Keep em on !!

 

[Nailed]

16.1hh TB gelding?

Lou x

 

[Madam_max]

Sounds good.

I love TB's.

 

[Nailed]

Oh.. i forgot to mentions he's lame.....

Lou x

 

[Firewell]

On!

I clipped my old horses legs out and really regretted it because he got mud fever which he had never had before.

I think its nice for them to have some warmth and protection, especially important if you turn your horse out, hack, hunt or jump

The only time I would clip legs out is if I had a heavey, feathered horse that had mites or something else equally as horrid.

 

[HLB]

keep them on - just because her clip will look out of colour and length.

 

[hadfos]

I personally would leave them on for natural protection and warmth

 

[Shilasdair]

On, and tidy them with a comb and scissors.
B

 

[Tiffany]

Looks smart, leave them on.

 

[charliesarmy]

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On, and tidy them with a comb and scissors.
B

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Yay you beat me to it....I agree...

 

[TequilaMist]

Keep them on but as said tidy up

 

[Tuppence88]

Keep them on...knee warmers!

 

[Box_Of_Frogs]

What a gorgeous ned!

But please leave her legs on - rugs don't cover legs!!!