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Minerva
07:07:22 Min
Haha DD thats such a mood. My mare would find the nearest patch of grass and that would be us done 🤣🤣
Alpine Acres
07:07:14 Lily/Alpine
I haven't ridden for almost 6 months now due to travelling...so I'm pretty nervous to start at a new riding school after being so comfortable at my old one
Dash and Duchess
07:07:00 DD | ~Squizard~
Myth, speaking of, how is May? :D
Mythological
07:06:48 Crowley
DD
I'll lend you Brudy lol
Mythological
07:06:21 Crowley
May will be mostly bit less here but if she ever goes to a show she WILL have a bit.
Dash and Duchess
07:06:08 DD | ~Squizard~
I honestly really wish I could ride bridleless lol! It's super cool and seems super fun, unfortunately the only horse who wouldn't leave me in another county in about 3 minutes is a chunky lil pony I ride on occasion XD
Alpine Acres
07:05:58 Lily/Alpine
Cali
I agree with Min, meet in the middle by going bitless. That way everyone else will be happy and you will have some form of control if something was to happen. But I totally understand where you're coming from
Mythological
07:05:05 Crowley
Cali
Doesn't matter, shit happens. Horses can be unpredictable. It only takes once for either of you to be seriously hurt. 😕
Alpine Acres
07:03:58 Lily/Alpine
I'm also really into bridleless. After switching from one riding school to the next and learning a few things along the way, I'm a strong believer in bridleless and bitless riding and refuse to ride in harsh bits (such as pelhams) anymore. I've ridden with lots of different trainers and they all have very different opinions, but in the end I think it's up to you to form your own opinion :)
Minerva
07:03:58 Min
Totally appreciate that Cali, but no animal is 100% anything. Its like my sheep-trained terrier with fantastic recall still goes on a lead to go past livestock- its not fair or worth it to put him in a position for something to happen. Personally I'd just chuck a side pull on so theres something for other people to look at (and to help hold him if something were to happen) and ride the same way you would without a bridle
ArcticLights
07:03:26 Ceci / (Call me) AL
There is no such thing as a 100% bombproof horse. If you are under 18 your parents are responsible if something happens and I understand why they say no
Sport Pony Island
07:03:20 Solstice × Win
Cali
I understand that your horse is bombproof and safe to ride tackless or bridle less, but, i promise you (bad promise though) you will have a few fails, when riding bridle less, it's not easy, even if you have been working on it for a long time..
Calela Eventing
07:01:10 Cali
Min
That is where I'm being pushed. I do understand everyone's concerns but he is bombproof and 100% safe when bridleless.
I've got until December to convince the show hosts so I've been working so hard to keep working on bridleless. I even take him out into the fields tackless and he's always perfect
Dash and Duchess
06:59:58 DD | ~Squizard~
Cali, brideless is indeed super cool! You should try to talk to your parents about it, because if your horse/lease/horse you are riding is apt to ride bridleless, it should be just fine <3
Sport Pony Island
06:58:34 Solstice × Win
cali
Do your parents not let you because they think it's dangerous?
Minerva
06:57:48 Min
Maybe meet in the middle with a bitless bridle? I can see from a "safety of other people" aspect why they wouldnt want a horse at a show with no bridle at all, but its always seemed odd to me that bits are often a firm requirement
Sport Pony Island
06:57:33 Solstice × Win
Cali, i own a KWPN stallion, who is 7, we do bridle less and bare back all the time, and compete bridle less, and jump 140cm bridle less.. we do it for 3 years now, and at first we got hate as well, but now people are excited and happy to see me and him compete bridle less. Just try to compete bridle less, if you like it (and don't hurt yourself) you can continue! That's my advice..
Calela Eventing
06:57:13 Cali
solar
Its not against the rules technically but my parents won't let me at all, and they're not even equestrians
Wisteria Run Farm
06:56:24 Solar/Ria
If it's not against the rules, do it anyway and show off. Bridleless is cool
Calela Eventing
06:54:45 Cali
And then I argue with some people about it and this is what I get "Its not all about you, horses should have a bit in no matter what your doing"

Like no! I'm not sticking metal in my horses mouth to make strangers happy

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Minerva
07:07:22 Min
Haha DD thats such a mood. My mare would find the nearest patch of grass and that would be us done 🤣🤣
Alpine Acres
07:07:14 Lily/Alpine
I haven't ridden for almost 6 months now due to travelling...so I'm pretty nervous to start at a new riding school after being so comfortable at my old one
Dash and Duchess
07:07:00 DD | ~Squizard~
Myth, speaking of, how is May? :D
Mythological
07:06:48 Crowley
DD
I'll lend you Brudy lol
Mythological
07:06:21 Crowley
May will be mostly bit less here but if she ever goes to a show she WILL have a bit.
Dash and Duchess
07:06:08 DD | ~Squizard~
I honestly really wish I could ride bridleless lol! It's super cool and seems super fun, unfortunately the only horse who wouldn't leave me in another county in about 3 minutes is a chunky lil pony I ride on occasion XD
Alpine Acres
07:05:58 Lily/Alpine
Cali
I agree with Min, meet in the middle by going bitless. That way everyone else will be happy and you will have some form of control if something was to happen. But I totally understand where you're coming from
Mythological
07:05:05 Crowley
Cali
Doesn't matter, shit happens. Horses can be unpredictable. It only takes once for either of you to be seriously hurt. 😕
Alpine Acres
07:03:58 Lily/Alpine
I'm also really into bridleless. After switching from one riding school to the next and learning a few things along the way, I'm a strong believer in bridleless and bitless riding and refuse to ride in harsh bits (such as pelhams) anymore. I've ridden with lots of different trainers and they all have very different opinions, but in the end I think it's up to you to form your own opinion :)
Minerva
07:03:58 Min
Totally appreciate that Cali, but no animal is 100% anything. Its like my sheep-trained terrier with fantastic recall still goes on a lead to go past livestock- its not fair or worth it to put him in a position for something to happen. Personally I'd just chuck a side pull on so theres something for other people to look at (and to help hold him if something were to happen) and ride the same way you would without a bridle
ArcticLights
07:03:26 Ceci / (Call me) AL
There is no such thing as a 100% bombproof horse. If you are under 18 your parents are responsible if something happens and I understand why they say no
Sport Pony Island
07:03:20 Solstice × Win
Cali
I understand that your horse is bombproof and safe to ride tackless or bridle less, but, i promise you (bad promise though) you will have a few fails, when riding bridle less, it's not easy, even if you have been working on it for a long time..
Calela Eventing
07:01:10 Cali
Min
That is where I'm being pushed. I do understand everyone's concerns but he is bombproof and 100% safe when bridleless.
I've got until December to convince the show hosts so I've been working so hard to keep working on bridleless. I even take him out into the fields tackless and he's always perfect
Dash and Duchess
06:59:58 DD | ~Squizard~
Cali, brideless is indeed super cool! You should try to talk to your parents about it, because if your horse/lease/horse you are riding is apt to ride bridleless, it should be just fine <3
Sport Pony Island
06:58:34 Solstice × Win
cali
Do your parents not let you because they think it's dangerous?
Minerva
06:57:48 Min
Maybe meet in the middle with a bitless bridle? I can see from a "safety of other people" aspect why they wouldnt want a horse at a show with no bridle at all, but its always seemed odd to me that bits are often a firm requirement
Sport Pony Island
06:57:33 Solstice × Win
Cali, i own a KWPN stallion, who is 7, we do bridle less and bare back all the time, and compete bridle less, and jump 140cm bridle less.. we do it for 3 years now, and at first we got hate as well, but now people are excited and happy to see me and him compete bridle less. Just try to compete bridle less, if you like it (and don't hurt yourself) you can continue! That's my advice..
Calela Eventing
06:57:13 Cali
solar
Its not against the rules technically but my parents won't let me at all, and they're not even equestrians
Wisteria Run Farm
06:56:24 Solar/Ria
If it's not against the rules, do it anyway and show off. Bridleless is cool
Calela Eventing
06:54:45 Cali
And then I argue with some people about it and this is what I get "Its not all about you, horses should have a bit in no matter what your doing"

Like no! I'm not sticking metal in my horses mouth to make strangers happy

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I dont usually come on here and post stuff like this but Im drowning. Life has been incredible crappy the past few months and today my childhood dog Sophia passed away. I have never lost an animal so dear to my heart that I have had for a very long time. Im not sure how to even go about my day without her. If you guys have any encouragement or advice on how to cope please please let me know. Im so incredibly heartbroken 💔

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Aww I'm so sorry Ally! I had a cat named Chloe that passed a way a few years back that was my sweet childhood cat. We had to put her down because of medical issues. My family made a shadow box with her collar, tag and some pictures of her and hung it up in our living room. it just kind of help me say goodbye without having to forget her.
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Oh, Ally. I'm so sorry. I don't have any advice but if you ever need to rant or talk my PM's are open.
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I am so sorry for your loss Ally, we're all here for you <3
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I had my precious baby cremated. And then, if you're willing to spend a little, there are places you can send some of the ashes to be turned into gems for a necklace or bracelet. It helped me immensely.
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I'm so sorry for your loss, Ally!
When my childhood cat passed from kidney disease, I planted a little memorial garden. I found that tending to flowers helped me honor his life, as well as seeing beauty grow from my grief.
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When my beloved cat, Riptide, unexpectedly passed away I learned a lot about grieving. I created a scrapbook of all the photos I had of him and I cried, A LOT! Unfortunately, the best healer is time. The best thing you can do is let yourself grieve. After losing someone you loved so dearly let yourself cry. You will know when it is time to move forward.
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I'm so sorry, Ally. Sending lots of hugs and love your way :(
Everybody has a different grieving process. Some of us need time and space, some of us need to surround ourselves with the people and animals that we love. Find what helps you the most, and it might be different from day to day or hour to hour. Give yourself grace while you're adjusting to this loss.
That heartache never really goes away. We just get used to it, learn to live with it, and it'll surprise you at the most random times. But as devastating as it is, it means that we loved something SO much. To me, that's a huge comfort.
There's a lot of good suggestions here about memorials and ways to honor Sophia. I'd also like to add one my friends and I did a while ago to memorialize another friend's lost cat- putting together a donation to the shelter in that cat's name. It might help you, knowing that another animal's life was benefitted because your pet existed and was loved. It might not- that's okay too. But it's just a suggestion.
I'm so sorry for your loss </3
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oh my goodness, im so sorry for all of you , my childhood chicken passed away a few months ago and boy it was hard. What helped me was just making a huge memorial in my yard. at the end of the the day i was to tierd to be sad. I know the whole chicken thing sounds crazy but i am insanly alegric to anything with fur soooooo yeah.

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