Really waterproof, light, three-layer soft shell with membrane and fleece inside and a high-necked, sophisticated cut are the prerequisites for optimum protection in all weathers. Keeps old and clipped horses warm even in cold temperatures. Does my horse get cold in winter?<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Good fit for all pony body-types and easy to put on thanks to three individually adjustable Velcro straps. Secure fit even when moving thanks to a wide, elastic belly guard.<\/p>\n Many Icelandics react sensitively to wetness, the cold or sudden weather changes. Rain or sweat soaked fur is the main cause of tension or coughing.<\/p>\n - It is wet and sweaty:<\/strong> You have already put a Cooler Rug<\/a> on and the undercoat is still not dry? Then the sweaty horse should definitely wear a paddock blanket to sweat off. Otherwise it can cool down due to drafts, cold or rain and get cold or tense. Make sure that your paddock blanket is really suitable for sweating off. Yes. An Icelandic horse in the winter coat does not need an additional lined blanket. Wetness and drafts make them cold<\/a> , not the temperature itself. This keeps our ceiling reliably. Only horses with a full clip or very thin sick horses could benefit from an additional filling.<\/p>\n Das kommt auf die M\u00e4hne an. Sollte dein Pferd eine ganz kurze M\u00e4hne haben und dazu noch am Hals geschoren sein, hat es dort tats\u00e4chlich wenig Regenschutz. Sonst reicht auch eine hochgeschlossene Regendecke aus, da die M\u00e4hne genug Regenschutz bietet, dass das Pferd da nicht durchweicht.<\/p>\n Cooler Rugs<\/a>, rain rugs, saddle pads and sweet itch rugs made from wool, softshell or fleece. Practical designs with a functional fit, specially tailored for Icelandic horses. This small company designs in Munich and manufactures ethically in Germany and other European countries. Imaginative, in tune with the times, friendly and highly knowledgeable about ponies. Follow us on Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
Does my Icelandic Horse need a Rain Rug?<\/h3>\n
\n- Large shearing:<\/strong> Does it have a shear,<\/a> that also affects the stomach or is even fully clipped? Then it has to be covered when it is cold or wet.
\n- During the coat change\/thin coat due to continuous rain:<\/strong> Is your horse's coat very thin or does it tend to get cold?<\/a> Then, as a precaution, use a blanket here as well.
\n- In training:<\/strong> Many horses are more tense than usual after a cold, rainy night. We're just not fans of riding horses with cold backs. Then it's better to do ground work<\/a> or cover the horse as a precaution.<\/p>\nIs our paddock blanket made of softshell enough to keep warm or how many grams of filling does\na blanket need?<\/h4>\n
Does my horse need a rain rug with a neck piece?<\/h5>\n
Sportsfreund-Studios Your Brand For Icelandic Horse Equipment<\/h6>\n
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