Speaking of manes, mine have started grooming each other, you know when the stand facing each other and each bite on the other's mane and neck. I don't know if they are giving comfort with the nearing foaling or bored, or something else. Please any advice before they have bare spots. Thanks.
Stacey in Iowa
--- In haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com, "cr8tivemommy" <hrhorses@...> wrote:
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> I'm curious how many of you cut a bridle path on your Haflingers. What is the norm for this breed, or is it merely a personal preference? My hubby wants to cut a small bridle path on our new gelding & I don't want to mar his beautiful double mane. Am I just being silly? What do others on this group do?
>
> Thanks,
> Jen in MN
> Naverre & Nikkado
>
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