Hi Virginia, >>>Gat never had any mane on the opposite side then one chunk started to flip. Which TTouch sessions could I try?
It just indicates some stiffness or holding pattern, we all have them. You could do some Bear TTouch - slow, precise touches which go in quite deep but not because there is pressure (do you have Linda's new book?). I use heat packs sometimes or hot washcloths - but that is not imperative. >>>And Orri always had a split -- would that indicate he needs TTouch there too, or would it just be natural? If the mane splits down the middle, so there is mane on both sides I would say that is likely pretty balanced. If it changes sides part way down the neck it would be interesting for you to see if there is a curve in his spine in that place. When foals are born the mane grows straight up until it gets long enough to fall to one side or the other - gravity will generally take it to the lowest side, or in some cases down the middle depending on how a person brushes it. Robyn
