whiskers - horses not mine :-) lol

[mole]

do you chop/shave them off or do you let it all hang out ?

 

[miss_c]

Mazzie had them razored off, Genie has them hanging out!

 

[teddyt]

I never trim whiskers. The horse uses them for grazing and sensing so i think it is horrible to chop them off.

Chopping them off is pure vanity and i disagree with putting vanity before the horses needs

 

[AmyMay]

[ QUOTE ]

do you chop/shave them off or do you let it all hang out ?

[/ QUOTE ]

They stay on - they exist for a reason

 

[FanyDuChamp]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]

do you chop/shave them off or do you let it all hang out ?

[/ QUOTE ]

They stay on - they exist for a reason

[/ QUOTE ]

Absolutely.

 

[_Hayley_]

I Keep My Boy'ss On But My Cob Has A Tash And His Whiskers Top It Off Looks Sooo Funny With His Tash..!!!
But Yes Completely Natural They Are There For A Reasson

XxX

 

[Dirty_D]

Yer i leave them on too, agree with teddyt

 

[teddyt]

[ QUOTE ]
I Keep My Boy'ss On But My Cob Has A Tash And His Whiskers Top It Off Looks Sooo Funny With His Tash..!!!
But Yes Completely Natural They Are There For A Reasson

XxX

[/ QUOTE ]

I love it when a horse has a tash!

Looks so funny. (the only tash i do like though!)

 

[hellspells]

Clippered off

 

[suzysparkle]

I would never remove them. They are a vital sense....you wouldn't cut whiskers off a cat or dog for the same reason.

 

[Donkeymad]

Agree with the majority here, I would never remove them they have a very good reason for being present and are very important to the horse.

 

[Sol]

I only take off the ones slightly higher up, that are most likely to get caught under the noseband (if using a flash/drop/grackle) though that's like... 3 whiskers Leave the rest on. It's not like they look bad or anything so I don't see why you'd take them off?

 

[foo]

stay on