Fog and a Rug

A bit of a pea-souper this morning.  Thick Shetland fog.

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Last night, there was quite a bit of rain, so we made the executive decision to put a brand spanking new beautiful Shires rug onto Little B.

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For the amount of rain that fell, the rug held up fine and Brisk’s beautiful velvet fur was completely dry underneath.  Perfect.  Just what we all wanted.

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I can sleep at night knowing he has the best rug for the worst weather.

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So, a huge thank you to all that contributed towards this essential piece of kit for Brisk.

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Before, we were just borrowing someone else’s foal rug which was great, but it was very obvious the minute we put it on, that Brisk would need one of his own.

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As they say, “it will ride up with wear, sir” and there is plenty of mileage for growing into.

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For the first time, ‘Ster was interested in Brisk.  He sniffed and wondered if this was another new member to his flock.  I could almost hear the sigh of relief when he reported back to Lambie to tell him his findings.

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Camus and Brisk are playing more, now.

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It is perhaps not as reciprocated or as bouncy as Camus wants, but I think it won’t be long before Brisk stops being boring and starts playing back.

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Then, I will know we are on the right track.

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3 thoughts on “Fog and a Rug

  1. Judith Garbutt

    Brisk looks very smart and so sweet! It’s lovely seeing him interact with his little friend. He looks so well – a credit to you.

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  2. Linda

    Take a look at your your results with Tiddles, Frances. How could you have any doubts with Brisk? 🙂

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