I adore my stallion. He is sweet, quiet, etc. I locked him up to get him gelded today and just could not go through with it. So I told him to run and let him out.
Is there a test that can tell you if they are infertile? If so how does it work?
Even though he has been with mares for 5 years, there is not one in foal, though he has shown interest etc.
It is very difficult for me to make this decision, I guess I love his personality and watching him and his antics and am hoping he might be infertile, which may or may not mean I don't have to geld him? He is easy to handle. Both testes are visible and he obviously likes mares....
It may sound silly, but I was just hoping for some advice as I just could not go through with it today, even though in the past I gelded two colts. There is just something so loveable about him being a stallion, and I guess I am scared of losing that. He is 5 years old.
Thanks. Kim
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From: "PrincessLisa369@aol.com" <PrincessLisa369@aol.com>
To: askavet@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 27 September, 2009 3:32:50 PM
Subject: [AskAVet] Bleach Bath?
I'm new to horse ownership and everyday I learn more and more how different horses are to care for than dogs.? Some of the remedies and solutions people use for their horses have made my eyes pop but I don't now everything so I ask questions.? I know a guy who?washes his horse with laundry detergent and bleach...yes bleach.??He said that a person from animal control told him it keeps bugs off of him.? Is this true?
Lisa
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