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More Clipping

In May I had my annual spring clipping marathon. My total count for body clipping in May was 12 horses over a two week period. My arms were pretty tired by the end of those two weeks! All of the horses that I body clipped have PPID/Cushings, so it is no surprise that they were being slow to shed or not really shedding at all.


This week I had the opportunity to hang out with my clippers some more. I needed to re-clip Lily, Cuffie and Lightning. All three of them had grown back too much hair, and Cuffie had grown back a very complete winter coat over the last three months. I think they were all happy to be relieved of their extra hair. Only needing to clip three horses felt like a walk in the park after clipping twelve this spring.


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Lily in progress (Cuffie watching from the stall behind her)



Cuffie looking for an escape route. What do you mean you’re only halfway done?


Cuffie had a full winter coat again


Can we please be done now? This is so boring.


Cuffie and Lily wanted to skip the final picture, they were both looking towards their pasture . . .




. . . and they were off the moment I let them go.




Lightning in progress





Elfin, Rip and Grand




Silky, Lightning, Lucky and O’Reilly




MyLight and Dolly


Hesse, Merlin and Remmy




Sebastian, Sam and Johnny


Asterik and George


Flyer and Faune


Gus, Gibson and Donneur


Clayton, Largo and Rubrico


Oskar





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