Tomm Parr 30 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 (edited) anyway Baw, cheers, your skills as peacemaker are impressive : Edited April 10, 2011 by Tomm Parr Quote Link to post
louis 2 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. 2 Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 My diplomatic skills as a peace keeper are getting tried to the max here lol........ Louis, he was only kidden mate..... bad joke yes but a joke all the same....... ................................ Just back from kicking myself around the room............ must see the doctor tomorrow, I'm turning into a pussy Trying to stop a fight WTF is that all about lol..... Quote Link to post
Tomm Parr 30 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! Quote Link to post
louis 2 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! lol really ok guy's but not really good to make a joke of a potentailly wounded horse, sorry if seem bit full on but seen to many storys of horses falling pray to out of control dogs! Quote Link to post
Tomm Parr 30 Posted April 10, 2011 Report Share Posted April 10, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! lol really ok guy's but not really good to make a joke of a potentailly wounded horse, sorry if seem bit full on but seen to many storys of horses falling pray to out of control dogs! I know what you mean Louis, lots of daft owners don't control their dogs near horses and it's a recipe for disaster, dogs yapping and horses trying to nut or stomp. I always have mine on the lead near stock and horses because he is 8m and still learning. Regarding my post earlier (by the way i didn't start this thread about dogs and horses, i just jumped in halfway down).... To elaborate..... the colt tried to stomp my pup when he was on a lead on a public footpath; it barged me against a gate trying to get him! After my shouts to the owner/stablehands fell on deaf ears and i was backed up against the gate (as well as having dropped my stick), i couldn't do much more than chin it; I only clipped it anyway but it worked and it wandered off toward the other two horses that were chilling out eating grass about 20 yards away. I'm not a serial horse-puncher! Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! lol really ok guy's but not really good to make a joke of a potentailly wounded horse, sorry if seem bit full on but seen to many storys of horses falling pray to out of control dogs! I know what you mean Louis, lots of daft owners don't control their dogs near horses and it's a recipe for disaster, dogs yapping and horses trying to nut or stomp. I always have mine on the lead near stock and horses because he is 8m and still learning. Regarding my post earlier (by the way i didn't start this thread about dogs and horses, i just jumped in halfway down).... To elaborate..... the colt tried to stomp my pup when he was on a lead on a public footpath; it barged me against a gate trying to get him! After my shouts to the owner/stablehands fell on deaf ears and i was backed up against the gate (as well as having dropped my stick), i couldn't do much more than chin it; I only clipped it anyway but it worked and it wandered off toward the other two horses that were chilling out eating grass about 20 yards away. I'm not a serial horse-puncher! You chinned a horse and never broke your hand...... Maybe you should swing right threw and get your back into it next time...... Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! lol really ok guy's but not really good to make a joke of a potentailly wounded horse, sorry if seem bit full on but seen to many storys of horses falling pray to out of control dogs! I know what you mean Louis, lots of daft owners don't control their dogs near horses and it's a recipe for disaster, dogs yapping and horses trying to nut or stomp. I always have mine on the lead near stock and horses because he is 8m and still learning. Regarding my post earlier (by the way i didn't start this thread about dogs and horses, i just jumped in halfway down).... To elaborate..... the colt tried to stomp my pup when he was on a lead on a public footpath; it barged me against a gate trying to get him! After my shouts to the owner/stablehands fell on deaf ears and i was backed up against the gate (as well as having dropped my stick), i couldn't do much more than chin it; I only clipped it anyway but it worked and it wandered off toward the other two horses that were chilling out eating grass about 20 yards away. I'm not a serial horse-puncher! You chinned a horse and never broke your hand...... Maybe you should swing right threw and get your back into it next time...... I thought the same...... must have been a lovers tap Quote Link to post
poacher3161 1,766 Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 (edited) Chin a fekin horse i think somebodys been watching a certain film lol. http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=video&cd=2&ved=0CDYQtwIwAQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DZfln-bFHPhM&ei=sdCiTZniJoqy8QPhvaSxAw&usg=AFQjCNFupxCGonp6ox6URsP_rx2wRyZCrA Edited April 11, 2011 by poacher3161 Quote Link to post
Penda 3,341 Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 Why to god youd wanna go in a horse field is beyond me mate ive done that in the past and ive learned to stay clear of them some horses see dogs as a threat if there not used to them not only that but id be worried about them spooking and smashing against the fence and damaging them selves,as for your dog mate id be up the vet getting a boot off a horse isnt good news for us never mind a dog. Quote Link to post
graham4877 1,181 Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 I understand why you let the dog go with the worry of getting your son out the way, most of them on here are kids so would not understand what its like to be a father, the horse is only wanting the dog i've had it happen to me before, but i had 5 round me going f*****g mad, and i mean mad rearing up right in my face then playing bucker roo, so i let the dogs go they chased the dogs while i got out of the way, then i called the dog out and all was fine, if they come up and push you stand yr ground, but if they going mad like happened to me just get out the way! But the best thing you can do is don't go in a field with them in, we are putting the horses in a field with a foot path going across it, and we know for a fact the young lad will go mad with people and dogs, so we have made it safe, by fencing it off so he can't get at the people and dogs using the foot path! now if anyone jumps the fence and trespasses and he gets them or their dog well its their own fault! owners both of horse and dogs have a responsibility not just dog owners, if a dog just gos up and bites a horse then the dog is in the wrong but in your case they dog was just looking after you, if as you say it has a path going across it then its the owners responsibility to make sure it is safe for you to do so! and al them saying beat the horse well have a look at this c**t lol Quote Link to post
Storm da bull 7 Posted April 14, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2011 what a cock! introduce your dogs to all animals they may come across in the field and have the obediance to call them off, if they don't respond, simple don't let them of the lead you mong. i feel sorry sorry for your boy, learning off a twat like you about bringing dogs on! i own 3 good running dogs and 3good horses, all live on the same farm. if any of my dogs touched my horses they would see the end of my 12bore. so f**k the vet and do the dog a favour. p.s learn how to walk [bANNED TEXT] run i.e small dog collie/whippet. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. :headshot:: Read the previous posts you f*****g numpty and you'll see its a joke......... My first post, my second post, baw's comment, my reply etc etc ................. chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. Read the thread properly my dog wernt outa control he did what was intended which was buy me some time to get the hell outa there like I said we had walked that field a hundred times before and had no problem. As for a smaller dog I have a whippet/collie/grey too so that pissed on your fire. Aslo me being a chav it's people like u that makes my piss boil I'm far from a chav just a lad that got into a situation and panicked at least I was honest enough to put this up knowing Id get some stick for it but where's yours not man enough to talk about it well that's fine u stick to shagging sheep u fcuking tree hugging nonse He is talking about the first guy mate Your second time to admit your wrong...... so i was, at least some ones got some common sense on here! seems there's more than one bull x f*****g half wit about! chav roid head fools halfwit -yes! bullx no chance (terriers all day long). But don't call me chav, that's fighting talk chinn horses then some day you'll get a fighr no doubt. dont understand the animal, you shouldn't be in there space- end of. f*****g hell mate, refresh your page before posting! or you'll be replying to posts that've already been replied to! by me, or Baw, or you ?!?! lol really ok guy's but not really good to make a joke of a potentailly wounded horse, sorry if seem bit full on but seen to many storys of horses falling pray to out of control dogs! Quote Link to post
Storm da bull 7 Posted April 14, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2011 (edited) Louis Read the thread properly my dog wernt outa control he did what was intended which was buy me some time to get the hell outa there like I said we had walked that field a hundred times before and had no problem. As for a smaller dog I have a whippet/collie/grey too so that pissed on your fire. Aslo me being a chav it's people like u that makes my piss boil I'm far from a chav just a lad that got into a situation and panicked at least I was honest enough to put this up knowing Id get some stick for it but where's yours not man enough to talk about it well that's fine u stick to sh@g1ng sheep u fcuking tree hugging nonse. And thanks to all the guys that have put a decent post back we all make mistakes but hey ho how can u learn from them if u don't make them!!!!! Edited April 14, 2011 by Storm da bull Quote Link to post
munster man 118 Posted April 18, 2011 Report Share Posted April 18, 2011 Dog been to the vets he gonna b ok no serious damage bit of a dent in my pocket but at least he gonna be fine. I've also been to see the owner of the horses the horse is also fine no deep wounds I took her a bottle of wine to appologise. She said it's not just me that this has happend to it attacked another dog last week she couldn't say sorry enough either the horse has to rehomed now as it a footpath running through and she has nowhere else to keep it away from thepublic. It's good to know I didn't do anything wrong my dog is stock Broken was on a lead just something I never want to experience again You prob meet a stallion in a bad mood or a else a mare after foaling recently or else a head the ball.i keep horses myself and they dont like seeing any of my dogs in the field their personality completley changes ,they charge the dogs and the dogs just run to the nearest ditch to get away from them.Im sure the horse had no intention harming you or your son was more interested in your dog.Glad ye came to no harm anyway. Quote Link to post
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