| Hobo Queens Farm |
| -Click- Not sure why the links don't work, but yes, I think cockleburs is another name. I've been going at them 2-3 hairs at a time and truckloads of the plants to the dump each week, but it just keeps getting worse. |
Morning Drizzle, but Clearing later| Hobo Queens Farm |
| -Click- Not sure why the links don't work, but yes, I think cockleburs is another name. I've been going at them 2-3 hairs at a time and truckloads of the plants to the dump each week, but it just keeps getting worse. |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| And as someone who's taken hundreds out of a single horses mane alone, half of a 5 gallon bucket, baby oil, conditioner and a cattle comb is your best friend. Its how I prevent excessive hairloss. |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| I'm unable to see the links, I'm assuming Burdocks are Cockleburrs? |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| On the same sort of topic, anyone know a trick to keeping horses from styling their hair with burdocks. -Click- |
| The Joker |
| Bitters spray or vinegar mixed with water on the things they are chewing helps protect whatever they were chomping on too |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| Or possibly crate training and harder toys to help with teething, depending on the age. |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Yeah, I'm also immediately thinking anxiety from being alone. I'd also ask if you have another dog to keep him company. |
| Calela Eventing |
| Does anyone have tips for puppies? We're having some trouble with ours, she's constantly chewing on the wall wood panels and then vomiting. |
| Primal Dawn |
| Lol River greys are born their base coat and then grey out over time, If i lens of timed him hed be grey at 3 |
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| Hobo Queens Farm |
| -Click- Not sure why the links don't work, but yes, I think cockleburs is another name. I've been going at them 2-3 hairs at a time and truckloads of the plants to the dump each week, but it just keeps getting worse. |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| And as someone who's taken hundreds out of a single horses mane alone, half of a 5 gallon bucket, baby oil, conditioner and a cattle comb is your best friend. Its how I prevent excessive hairloss. |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| I'm unable to see the links, I'm assuming Burdocks are Cockleburrs? |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| On the same sort of topic, anyone know a trick to keeping horses from styling their hair with burdocks. -Click- |
| The Joker |
| Bitters spray or vinegar mixed with water on the things they are chewing helps protect whatever they were chomping on too |
| Three Rivers Estates |
| Or possibly crate training and harder toys to help with teething, depending on the age. |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Yeah, I'm also immediately thinking anxiety from being alone. I'd also ask if you have another dog to keep him company. |
| Calela Eventing |
| Does anyone have tips for puppies? We're having some trouble with ours, she's constantly chewing on the wall wood panels and then vomiting. |
| Primal Dawn |
| Lol River greys are born their base coat and then grey out over time, If i lens of timed him hed be grey at 3 |
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