Storm da bull 7 Posted March 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 He is fine in himself and it dint stop him running around like a looney for the rest of the day that's y I wernt sure if the coughing had anything to do with it and as for the permission to b in there it's a public footpath that runs through field and like I said I walked that field many times before that's why I can't understand y they charged me this time Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Why you picking on ralph? I heard he bred a great litter of westiexalaunts, doing it all. Thats the other Ralph from Arbroath, hes 19 and been bang at it for weeks, so he knows his shit Ah right. Yer, Ralph the jock has been hammering those big reds, says he doesn't even need a single hand now, just uses two fingers Quote Link to post
Bosun11 537 Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Why you picking on ralph? I heard he bred a great litter of westiexalaunts, doing it all. Thats the other Ralph from Arbroath, hes 19 and been bang at it for weeks, so he knows his shit Quote Link to post
bird 9,621 Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 apart from bulls, any other animal will back off if you wack it with a stick. Ive had them (horse's,cows, bullocks, rams,) soon piss of if you stand your ground day+night and wack a few of them. . I had it happen to me years ago had young pup in field, when some cows with calfs came into the same feckin field . They came through where a gate+fence was down , 2 cows came straight at me, i picked my pup and wacked the 1st fecker in face, and 2nd stood back . Show no fear to the feckers, or they will hurt you Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 apart from bulls, any other animal will back off if you wack it with a stick. Ive had them (horse's,cows, bullocks, rams,) soon piss of if you stand your ground day+night and wack a few of them. . I had it happen to me years ago had young pup in field, when some cows with calfs came into the same feckin field . They came through where a gate+fence was down , 2 cows came straight at me, i picked my pup and wacked the 1st fecker in face, and 2nd stood back . Show no fear to the feckers, or they will hurt you Love the photo Quote Link to post
Storm da bull 7 Posted March 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 apart from bulls, any other animal will back off if you wack it with a stick. Ive had them (horse's,cows, bullocks, rams,) soon piss of if you stand your ground day+night and wack a few of them. . I had it happen to me years ago had young pup in field, when some cows with calfs came into the same feckin field . They came through where a gate+fence was down , 2 cows came straight at me, i picked my pup and wacked the 1st fecker in face, and 2nd stood back . Show no fear to the feckers, or they will hurt you Ha I had my little boy with me I was more worried about gettin him out there although I don't I would of stood there to see if they would back off if I was on my own Quote Link to post
bird 9,621 Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 apart from bulls, any other animal will back off if you wack it with a stick. Ive had them (horse's,cows, bullocks, rams,) soon piss of if you stand your ground day+night and wack a few of them. . I had it happen to me years ago had young pup in field, when some cows with calfs came into the same feckin field . They came through where a gate+fence was down , 2 cows came straight at me, i picked my pup and wacked the 1st fecker in face, and 2nd stood back . Show no fear to the feckers, or they will hurt you Ha I had my little boy with me I was more worried about gettin him out there although I don't I would of stood there to see if they would back off if I was on my own i know what you mean mate, and with a child a understand , but belive me mate they will piss off if you had have wacked it. But i always go out with a good strong stick, and it as helped me out quite a few times . But if you got nothing on you you are prob right Quote Link to post
fox digger 1,086 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 horses are funny fuk**s, i have a few but one that i whip in hounds with and constantly has hounds aroundhim, under him, behind him and banging off him, but when i put him out in the field and take the dogs through it 9 of of 10 times he will act the maggot and chase the dogs and try jump on them, i think its just a teritorial thing or summit. i dont know. but a kick from one can and will do serious damage so id get him checked out if he's not himself. atb 2 Quote Link to post
alan626 305 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 sounds like there was mares wit foals in that field horses get real protective where s there is new foals i know from first hand experence Quote Link to post
forest of dean redneck 11,254 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 horses can get like that think its back to the old ancestors and wolf/predators thing. more importantly did it do the shire horse single handed as thats better than the red stag threads we get on here. 1 Quote Link to post
rocky1 942 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 horses are the most unbrickible animals i don,t trust them 1 bit had a few run ins with them ,even ask horse riders when been out dog walking do you realy think you in charge of the beast and their anwswer was no,this intercent could have been much worse you never have your 4 yearold a field full of horses what for the sake of few runs on rabbits or quicker route get your dog 2 a vet Quote Link to post
russellcur 15 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 posts like these make my piss boil what sort of fecking moron comes on a forum asking other people whether or not their dog needs the vets?? in the time it takes to write these posts and wait for a reply then the dog could have been to the vets and had a check over even if it is just for piece of mind if my dog gets hurt and i think the dog is in any pain or discomfort then its straight off to the vets no matter what it costs end of 1 Quote Link to post
stewie 3,387 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 Walking the dogs as I normally do got to the horse field which is never a problem normally the horses don't bother with us and dogs don't bother with them there's 7 shire horses in this field so I'm on the ball anyway but 2 of the horses came charging over stamping there feet on the floor if this had happend any other day I would of bin over the hedge but I had my 4yr old son with me so all that was on my mind was to get him out this field but the horses wouldn't stop by this time the dogs were goin mad my poor boy could tell there was something wrong so was hysterical which only wound the bull x up more I had no choice but to let him go to try and buy me time to get my son out this field. As expected of any dog protecting his master was hanging of this horses neck he got flung off but now all he was seeing was red and wouldn't give up I'd managed to get us out the field so we were safe but now I'm worried about my dog he took a few bad kicks he got kicked in the mouth and a tooth went straight through his tounge which I'm not that fussed about but he is coughing alot now I just hope they haven't damaged him inside do u think he needs to go vets as I'm not that keen on taking him as he has a few marks and my vet don't appreciate this. Also do u think this happend because it's matting season or they just woke up on the wrong side of the bed ha.... Cheers sounds like your dogs a jibber :thumbdown: Quote Link to post
jf1970 328 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 imo i don't think it's the horse thats the problem here, sounds like you and your dogs panicked. Quote Link to post
6pack 60 Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 Would love to know how dog and horse are doing? Quote Link to post
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