webble
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And mane pulled? She caught my eye as being tidied up really nicely. Do you have any before and after pics please? I am wondering whether to do the same with my boy. Or maybe just his legs and leave his mane 
Who has the nice skewbald mare whose legs have been clipped
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FfionWinnie
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Lol, was it me although mine is hogged not pulled I would like to think she's tidy. I've never owned her with very hairy legs but obviously they secretly are exceedingly hairy.
webble
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Yes thats the one, she is lovely. What a difference between her before and after pics, I haven't seen the after ones before.
I thought she looked the right level of hairy (for me) in the first two pics and was tempted to defuzz my boy, especially as his feathers seem to be receding. Were the first two her natural look or was she tidied up a bit then?
I thought she looked the right level of hairy (for me) in the first two pics and was tempted to defuzz my boy, especially as his feathers seem to be receding. Were the first two her natural look or was she tidied up a bit then?
FfionWinnie
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Phew would have been embarrassed if you said no not that one.
The first two pics are when I bought her in December. She was clipped previously and that was it growing out. She would have full feathers but I've not seen her like that - I've clipped her 4 times since I bought her. She's really hairy. Hoping the next clip will be the last one for a while!!
webble
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Ah so maybe a trim might be an option for me. I don't think I want another winter of muddy feathers, my last girl seemed to keep herself clean where as he goes out of the way to get muddy
FfionWinnie
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I love it myself. Never had a clipped one before as always had welshies before her or non feathered ones anyway. I get a lot of how smart she looks positive comments 😊