indie999
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I have worn my thermal nipple tassles and matching thong today. Was quite parky, but if I did a dozen star jumps every now and then I was ok.
But do you have pictures too? And are you clipped? Which type clip?
I have worn my thermal nipple tassles and matching thong today. Was quite parky, but if I did a dozen star jumps every now and then I was ok.
Slightly off topic but until this thread I don't think I had ever heard of horses wearing more than one rug at any one time when rugged clearly I have been mixing with the wrong sort
And are you clipped? Which type clip?
I think it's a Brazillian
Wrong, its a vajazzle!
Dear god what an over reaction!
Some horses do not need layers of rugs, clipped or unclipped. Some have a very dense coat which keeps them plenty warm. If the sun is out NO horse needs a damn rug on anyway.
Also they could be trying to get the horse to lose weight so that it is not obese and at risk of lami come spring etc
It is far worse to over rug, which to be frank sounds like you are doing, than to under rug.
Theyre animals, born and bred to live outside etc etc - not to be trussed up in blankets like replacement children.
Pmsl.... Seriously I have had the worst day and this has been the saving grace!! Snapped the lace in my ariat boots, had the trots, got my period, fell off my horse (no doubt because he had been too hot all day) and had toothache. Brazilian and vajazzling, shaven hamsters and total ranting, revolting hairy cob owners get rowdy - my horse has still gone to bed tonight in his rucksack of rugs that are stretching his washing line ligament! Pah ha ha ha haaaaaa!!!
...oh god...panick stations...hang on....
left a bit ....thats it shuffle up everyone...please all move along...right a bit....whoa there...
sorry...just spent all afternoon re arranging the furniture..bit of a squish..you'll have to fire the popcorn over again as Woolliam the shoop scoffed it...sorry! 4 tbs now warming their hooves by the log burner...7 shiverring sheep are donning their foal duvets & mums knocking up some socks & leg warmers for them from the goats under belly fluff...goats are fluffed up & their cashmere undercoat is now showing thru their top coat...so I've dug out some old Brora jumpers for them & they are now warming their bottoms on the aga & the polar bear is in his big thick bear jacket...with a wooly hat on curled up on my lap in a tiny ball...well as small as polar bears can...I'll see if i can get a pic....hang on...could whichever horse nearest the ch thermostat whack it up full please...I'm wearing too many jackets to clamber over you all....
and yes of course, my dad is a farmer and all of his cows are in 450gs with full necks!
Dont rug your scraggy cobs and natives if you dont want to, they are covered in revolting hair and mane anyway Just saying, it is freedom of speech and choices.
Pmsl.... Seriously I have had the worst day and this has been the saving grace!! Snapped the lace in my ariat boots, had the trots, got my period, fell off my horse (no doubt because he had been too hot all day) and had toothache. Brazilian and vajazzling, shaven hamsters and total ranting, revolting hairy cob owners get rowdy - my horse has still gone to bed tonight in his rucksack of rugs that are stretching his washing line ligament! Pah ha ha ha haaaaaa!!!
Wrong, its a vajazzle!
My OH could do with clipping and turning out naked
My hamster is in full work and has a chaser clip atm, but I'm finding it really difficult to source turnout rugs for him. He is a Siberian hamster, so you'd think he was used to sub zero temperatures. The poor little bugger is shivering as he runs around on his wheel and I could really use some advice. Should I up his hard feed? Am a little concerned about ham-initis.
I'm afraid that I haven't read all 22 pages of replies, but in my opinion there is nothing more creul than over rugged horses. They can't take a layer off to cool down. However, with enough forage, they can eat to keep warm.
Pmsl.... Seriously I have had the worst day and this has been the saving grace!! Snapped the lace in my ariat boots, had the trots, got my period, fell off my horse (no doubt because he had been too hot all day) and had toothache. Brazilian and vajazzling, shaven hamsters and total ranting, revolting hairy cob owners get rowdy - my horse has still gone to bed tonight in his rucksack of rugs that are stretching his washing line ligament! Pah ha ha ha haaaaaa!!!
My OH could do with clipping and turning out naked
My hamster is in full work and has a chaser clip atm, but I'm finding it really difficult to source turnout rugs for him. He is a Siberian hamster, so you'd think he was used to sub zero temperatures. The poor little bugger is shivering as he runs around on his wheel and I could really use some advice. Should I up his hard feed? Am a little concerned about ham-initis.
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