This message is from: "Debby"
I just did my Langs mane. Love it! Standing tall and the white is white. I
just think how wonderful to show off such a beautiful neck. When we have had
other breeds, we've always kept short manes, probably because we've always
ridden english, but I just LOVE a b
This message is from: Jane Brackett
Hi Sue,
Both my Fjords have long manes. Osa's is thinner and falls very
nicely. I have kept it long for the most part for 10 years now. On
two occasions I trimmed it again in the traditional manner and it
stood up just fine after a few days. No neck
This message is from: "Sue Harrison"
Hi...I probably have a dumb question, but here goes.I am thinking of
letting my Fjord geldings mane grow out and Randy (hubby) is telling me
that his neck might roll with the weight of all that extra hair Is this
possible? Do any of you let thei
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Lisa -
Try to have a good 17th of May even thought you are one handed for a while.
Two words... cordless clippers... :-)
Hugs!
Catherine Lassesen
Hestehaven - "The Horse Garden"
& Hundehaven - "The Dog Heaven"
www.hestehaven.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi List.
Ok, tonight was interesting to say the least, so I thought that I might as
well warn others or give a good laugh anyway.
After having a very nice day and taking a good friend to her Birthday lunch,
I returned home and thought that I might wo
This message is from: "June Wheeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Cindy -
This same list clued me into the best scissors I've ever used for trimming -
got them at Lowe's in the wallpaper/interiors section. I don't have the
name handy but they have sturdy purple plastic handle grips and are a
whoppin
This message is from: saskia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
DeeAnna, thank you for the explanations about cutting the manes! I think
it can't go wrong now and if it does, it's like you said, I'll try again
in some months.
As this is such useful information, would you mind if I added it to the
website, so
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I use a large, heavy-bladed shears to cut Fjord manes. (For those in the
USA, they are Fiskars "shop" scissors, which are much heavier than the
Fiskars sewing shears or household scissors. I bought them in Menards, a
building-supply store, for $10 - $15 US -- found them in the secti
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