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..along with all their associated belongings (stable mats, haybars, feed bins, tack, and all that other stuff you can't live without but never use). Very sad to be leaving my current yard and currently hoping they all settle at their new home

Mine would say: Harvey : Today I was teaching my human 'Natural Humanship' she tries to pick up my back foot so i instantly tried to kick her, now I wasn't going to get her but the intent is there and she's a pretty smart cookie and is learning well so haven't had the need to go to 'stage 3' and boot her one proper. Otherwise, well things are ok have taught her to sit a spook and to give me my dinner so lifes...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kit&Holly Holly came to me as Monica... Need I say more? - with apologies to anyone called Monica!

agree with the others, pay the owner installments for six weeks plus his livery of £10.00 and then once it is paid he is yours. it is unrealistic of your dad to expect to find a horse to suit every member of the family.....why not get great aunt ethel out of the nursing home to ride him as well. seriously if you want him to be YOUR horse negotiate and do it solo then no one else can stick their oar in.

Quote: Originally Posted by diplomaticandtactful it makes it more prone to tendon injuries as the tendon stretches as it puts extra strain on it. for example, if my donkey doesn't get trimmed regularly, she will go lame as she has very shallow heels, and when her feet get long, she goes right down on her heels and it stretches the back of her leg, and makes her sore. the others dont have the same problem if they miss a trim but she...

I think you probably are tbh. I would much rather have someone who knew next to nothing and admitted it than somebody who thought they knew it all Whats been said is true, RS is a catch 22 situation and to move on you need to get away from the RS and be hands on, its the only way really to fill in the missing bits. I have been dealing with horses for years, and am first to admit I am STILL learning, its all a total learning curve, you just...

Or you could ask to pay in installments

It was bad again this morning, seems to be brightening up now ...

Naw, you won't ruin 'em! Sounds like they just like calling to you! hehehehe. Our pair give me the "hoo hoo hoo" routine if I disappear into the tack room for a few minutes - its like they think I've gone or something? And then when I reappear they do it - perhaps they think they're going to get treats.......(they don't! They have far too many!!!)

I've got both - dont know why! but I much prefer the metal one