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Yes xD Show horses get tail extensions. Like so Most showhorses use this method. Manes and tails can grow around houlder length if theyre nice to begin with usually before they max out. If theyre kept up then they can make it way farther but it…
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Ive read a lot about keeping manes and tails. Im not a big fan of fake tails but i do like big tails. So ive payed a lot of attention to people who talk about keeping natural manes and tails. I want Ro's to drag the ground
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Because the horse can pull out hair by getting it caught in stuff. Pulling it out and snapping the hair that gets caught... She rubbed on a gate... see the gap in her main? Its the bane of my existence.
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xD im A&M truely but around here everyone is either annoyingly LSU or not. And im one of the NOT ones. Its fun to see the LSU Fanatics get mad when they lose. They get on other websites and get mad at anybody who says anything anti-LSU.
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Bad kiwi!!! Theres something wrong with you xD reaull Tide! Course im an A&M fan but since Bama beat LSU im on the bandwagon.
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I understand this one. Herding does seem off. Have you tried neggy aggro? My dog with -200 aggro always seems to do REALLY well in Herding events.
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Welcome Back
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;D we met throught a praise Kneecap haha! good times good times
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Kneecap.
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OH xD Its to keep the hairs from breaking. If the hairs dont break he'll get a long tail thatll hopefully drag or reach the ground. It also keeps his tail CLEAN since its white. And it keeps it tangle free without having to brush it every day becaus…
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BabyBean13 wrote: Lol, I just watched the vid and heard the snort XD Was cute. So I may sound stupid for asking this, but it's inspired by his little braided tail flopping around XD For what reason(s) is that done? I probably know already but j…
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Exactally. I tell everyone i put my colt throught drill camp. He says yes maam and does things right them... my mares are like high school. Angst, attitude, and hormones. I have the REALLY annoying girl who wants to be the teachers pet and cant stan…
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HA! I know the feeling. Ro string tested at 16.2 hh, my TB String tested at 17.3 (x.X) and my QH tested at 16hh. The shortest horse we have is 15.2 x.X Course theyre all terrified of me if were in a pasture setting. I kick with the best of em
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I love it! Overall its just stunning with its simplicity.
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Patty wrote: Okay. What size party hat does he need? You know what..just measure his head. I'm going to make Jagger and Nina their own thread. Get him a large! That thing is HUUUGE (he's be so mad if he knew i said that ;D) @Tiny: i know! …
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Hae your dogs won any money from events? Also when dogs are placed in YOUR events you get the entry fees ;D
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Ro's mom is the lead mare and she KNOWS it! He gets her movement from her definitally! Its so funny to see her rowse up the entire herd and have them all prancing and acting like fools haha! I really think he's gonna make a nice english horse, but i…
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xD why thank you! I cant wait to see if i can get him doing that under saddle! I LOVE watching him move! He floats!
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Mysterous Love wrote: VampireVenom wrote: Of course!!! It wouldnt be a party without you!!! What about me, Babydoll, and C'more? XD Yall are all welcome too of course!!
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Of course!!! It wouldnt be a party without you!!!
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I know!! Im really considering if i need to throw him a birthday party ;D
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I had two with matching names ;D Mine were both boys though the stores swears they were all girls. Names we Pip and Squeak
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Not a bit xD His mom is a 16.2 hh pinto saddlebred and his father is a registered QH. He's got him moms legs and her movement and size but he's got the build of his dad. So im expecting him to mature looking like a warmblood haha! Big, tall, BIG che…
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I think he might have a future in dressage haha! His mother is a saddlebred and she carries her tail the SAME way. He's hilarious!
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Scout is terrified of em too. I usually just put her towel in front of the heater i have in my personal bathroom and leave her in there until she's dry so im no help
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Its not your fault. Its caused by extreme stress on the hoof (aka racing) or too much grain in the horses diet. Also the horse going into shock can cause it so there are plenty of factors and im guessing the stress she went through at a young age fr…
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Thats what racing does to a horse sadly. Messes with legs. My Nova has a bone spur in her knee from running too early. Off the top of my head, i believe laminitis is containable with corrective shoeing.
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I hate when i lose an eventer... maybe thats why i hoard them as broods and studs once they reach 10 years O-o