Hey there, you see it seems since I've left loaning has become the "bad word "in horse ownership. I look as loaning being way harder that actually buying , owners can stop check whenever , so you have to always be on your best behaviour. You don't want to let any owner down , never mind the owner or the horse .
Yes, you probably get some wanna bees screwing up horses that make it so much more difficult for genuine people.t loan.
I want to loan from someone who cherished there horse to much to sell, or loan for a short period with definite view to buy.
I have four children, tw leonbergers and one akita , pus my daughters pony (just had to buy a full wardrobe for a young welsh d cross, he's a peculiar shape) love him including tack -D.
Hence why loan with definite view to buy, i would never ever dream of screwing anything up , in fact i am having to do allot f unscrewing on my daughters pony bless him . When we bought him my sister (very horsey, just got her a.i., competed when younger and even got shortlisted for Olympics)
said he was slightly ferrell, remember sold as child's first pony (lol).
He is turning in to a fab pony and is absolutely stunning and a real friend , but it takes time , His trot is beautiful and he tracks fantastically , his canter we are working on bless him , his jumping well , my god he can jump, but he is afraid of them (lol) so we need to very patient and loose jump him. He started at first by jumping poles (lol).
I love him to bits and cherish him , he's not mine even .