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Hi all,
Someone just told me you dont need PP for a stallion box!!! Sounds too good to be true but perhaps some of the horsey crew can enighten us.
PS we have rehomed a welsn mountain pony for a friend and as it is an entire male it is classed as a stallion I am told.
Dave C
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STALLION BOX AND PONY
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, 09 Sep 2010 17:56
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Posted 09 September 2010 - 17:56
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Posted 10 September 2010 - 14:06
KChally
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Farmer Giles
Hi DAVE C
Not quite sure what you mean. I have had horses for most of my life, although never had a stallion. Have not heard that you may need a license for a stallion (entire), but you will prob need planning permission for any building you put up to house him in, unless it is a moveable field shelter on skids. You could put a gate on the front and hey presto planning permission not required. Will check further with my horsey mates to see if they know anything.
Regards
KChally
Not quite sure what you mean. I have had horses for most of my life, although never had a stallion. Have not heard that you may need a license for a stallion (entire), but you will prob need planning permission for any building you put up to house him in, unless it is a moveable field shelter on skids. You could put a gate on the front and hey presto planning permission not required. Will check further with my horsey mates to see if they know anything.
Regards
KChally
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Posted 10 September 2010 - 18:23
happymanoftheworld
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Hi Dave - because it is a welsh mountain pony and if you don't keep horses usually, please take great care not to let it have a lot of grass to eat...... laminitus is a devil with ponies and it is really easy for them to get it. Have a GREAT weekend.
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Posted 10 September 2010 - 18:40
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Hi HMOTW,
He is kept in a small paddockto prevent laminitus, my son is the knowledgeable one on horses. So no need to worry but thanks for your concern it is appreciated.
Dave C
He is kept in a small paddockto prevent laminitus, my son is the knowledgeable one on horses. So no need to worry but thanks for your concern it is appreciated.
Dave C
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