My pony has a mane that is half striaght and half wavy, what can i do to fix it?

Question

why? whatcha gonna do about it?

Answer 1

you can buy straighting shampoo for horses.

o and yeah pups and kittens are a term for baby rats

they don't actually have pups it just a saying.and kittens is too.

Answer 2

I don't think there's a permanent fix. If you like the mane to look wavy, I would suggest braiding it. If you want it to look neat and uniform pull his mane so he looks like a hunter.

Answer 3

Well what I do, is I braid my horse's mane, lay the braids to one side, and after 2-3 days I take it out and it is all wavy!

Answer 4

My Arab has that alittle bit too. I just braid his hair and leave it in overnight take the braids out, then all the hair is wavy.  I am thinking about using a hair straightner, but I wonder if that would damage the hair?

Answer 5

hog it,it will never look half way ever again,just neat and tidy.i used to do this to my horse,you will never have a judge mark down appearence for untidy plaits.

Answer 6

Grab a hair straightener if you want to be inhumane about it :)

Answer 7

jeez. what strange people answering "straighten it"... wow. ok

so you could braid it when its wet, then leave it in until its dry, then it will be wavy.. the whole thing. i dont really know what else to say? im sorry

Answer 8

If you like it curly, then just braid the straight hair.  It will look fine and blend.

Answer 9

maybe braid it,

it will look pretty and neat wne when u take it out it will be waivy

Answer 10

well is it crucial that your pony has wavy and straight hair?

a major horse store might have something to reduce wave but its prob. used for showing.

you could just braid the hair, it out of the way, looks clean and neat.

Answer 11

LEAVE IT ALONE.

Answer 12

lol feisty! hair straughtener full strength, or you can try platting the straight bits...yeah glandular fever just made my brain stupid...gurgle

yes same, it makes me weep (on a minor slightly apathetic level) for the horse world and it's future employees...you can buy a frizz getter outerer ( i don't know the technical term) in saddle shops, it expensive, but hey what isn't when it comes to horses...