As some of you are aware my OH is looking after Chanter for me while I am away but he is having a problem with his fly rug.
I noted that before I left CHanter was getting static shocks when I removed his fly rug and he was getting more figgety each time I removed it. So I started to quarter it in to smaller squares before taking it off completely and this seemed to help.
But my OH is not as constant as I am and has just been removing it or so I have been told and when he went away for a couple of days my mate was looking after him. She went to change his fly rug for a rain sheet as he was cold and did not quarters it but just pulled it off, He kicked her in the leg and she had to go to A&E. I feel horrid he was never kicked out ever. She did say it was her fault for not removing it correctly and I have told her to remind OH how to do it.
BUT
Does anyone have any ideas how I can stop him getting a static shock. He is a really poof anyway and plays up on the smallest thing so I don't need him getting it in his head that it is going to hurt.
Any advice that I can pass on would be great.
still 7 weeks to go:cry:
I noted that before I left CHanter was getting static shocks when I removed his fly rug and he was getting more figgety each time I removed it. So I started to quarter it in to smaller squares before taking it off completely and this seemed to help.
But my OH is not as constant as I am and has just been removing it or so I have been told and when he went away for a couple of days my mate was looking after him. She went to change his fly rug for a rain sheet as he was cold and did not quarters it but just pulled it off, He kicked her in the leg and she had to go to A&E. I feel horrid he was never kicked out ever. She did say it was her fault for not removing it correctly and I have told her to remind OH how to do it.
BUT
Does anyone have any ideas how I can stop him getting a static shock. He is a really poof anyway and plays up on the smallest thing so I don't need him getting it in his head that it is going to hurt.
Any advice that I can pass on would be great.
still 7 weeks to go:cry: