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Description
The resource I needed to learn to trim hooves
didn't exist when I started out. So, I spent
years creating it. This book is the result.Hoof
trimming isn't something you can just learn in a
book and do by yourself, they said. And it made
sense.But learning to trim my own horses' hooves
wasn't really a choice. Rather, I was desperate
for this information because I couldn't find a
qualified farrier within driving distance of my
remote farm. I heard the argument more than once
that trimming my own equine was not the solution,
yet there wasn't another option.It took me years
of in-depth research, money spent on tools, trial
and error, frustration, more research, more books
purchased, and more videos watched, but now my
barefoot trimming technique leaves my horse
and donkey with healthier, better-functioning
feet trimmed to to the proper angle than any of
my previous farriers managed. Now, I've condensed
everything I learned over my journey into an
easy-to-apply format for you to learn the
same for your animals.You won't have to spend
months on trial and error because I share clear
directions for how to use each tool, when to use
it, how to safely handle it, and exactly what the
proper technique should look like.About
the AuthorMy approach to hoof trimming is
conservative. My method balances the theoretical
ideal of the mustang hoof with the reality of
todayâs domestic horse-keeping.I believe the
horse hoof evolved to best meet the needs of
wild horses in their native environments, and I
also understand that domestic horses today are
kept in very different environments that change
the way their hooves function and grow, which in
turn needs to influence the way our horsesâ
hooves are maintained.I believe that horse owners
who seek education and improvement while
respecting the seriousness of hoof health can
safely learn to trim and manage their own
horseâs hooves, even through an unconventional
method such at this book and, for
interested students, my e-course. I do also,
truly, understand that I am teaching a
very complex skill, and that my method may not be
well-received by professional trimmers and
farriers in the industry. I have incredible
respect for equine professionals who maintain the
health of horse hooves for their clients. I
also understand that not every horse has access
to a qualified trimmer or farrier â because I
found myself in this very situation just a few
years ago. For that reason, I believe not only
that horse owners can learn to perform this
skill safely for their animals, but also that, in
many cases, it is of the utmost importance that
they do learn to trim their own animals, and
quickly.I
understand the discrepancy between the
theoretical best-case scenario that would have an
educated, well-trained farrier available to serve
every animal around the world, versus the reality
that factors such as location, cost, and
the temperament of an individual animal often
preclude access to professional services.I
embrace the solution of equipping motivated horse
owners to make
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positive decisions for animals in their care, to
include trimming their own animalsâ hooves. I
also understand that supporting and facilitating
this solution through affordable access to
educational resources may result in backlash from
industry professionals.Still, I created my book
and course to fulfill a real need not only in the
United States, but worldwide. I am based in the
United States, and while I have lived in five
different states across the country, I have never
lived abroad. The information I provide in this
book may favor the traditional methods of caring
for horses in the United States, but the trimming
skills that I teach in this book are applicable
to any horse, anywhere.
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Description
The resource I needed to learn to trim hooves
didn't exist when I started out. So, I spent
years creating it. This book is the result.Hoof
trimming isn't something you can just learn in a
book and do by yourself, they said. And it made
sense.But learning to trim my own horses' hooves
wasn't really a choice. Rather, I was desperate
for this information because I couldn't find a
qualified farrier within driving distance of
my remote farm. I heard the argument more than
once that trimming my own equine was not the
solution, yet there wasn't another option.It took
me years of in-depth research, money spent on
tools, trial and error, frustration, more
research, more books purchased, and more videos
watched, but now my barefoot trimming technique
leaves my horse and donkey with healthier,
better-functioning feet trimmed to to the proper
angle than any of my previous farriers managed.
Now, I've condensed everything I learned over my
journey into an easy-to-apply format for you to
learn the same for your animals.You won't have
to spend months on trial and error because I
share clear directions for how to use each tool,
when to use it, how to safely handle it, and
exactly what the proper technique should look
like.About the AuthorMy approach to hoof
trimming is conservative. My method balances the
theoretical ideal of the mustang hoof with the
reality of todayâs domestic horse-keeping.I
believe the horse hoof evolved to best meet
the needs of wild horses in their native
environments, and I also understand that domestic
horses today are kept in very different
environments that change the way their hooves
function and grow, which in turn needs to
influence the way our horsesâ hooves are
maintained.I believe that horse owners who
seek education and improvement while respecting
the seriousness of hoof health can safely learn
to trim and manage their own horseâs hooves,
even through an unconventional method such at
this book and, for interested students, my
e-course. I do also, truly, understand that I am
teaching a very complex skill, and that my method
may not be well-received by professional trimmers
and farriers in the industry. I have incredible
respect for equine professionals who maintain the
health of horse hooves for their clients. I also
understand that not every horse has access to a
qualified trimmer or farrier â because I
found myself in this very situation just a few
years ago. For that reason, I believe not only
that horse owners can learn to perform this skill
safely for their animals, but also that, in many
cases, it is of the utmost importance that they
do learn to trim their own animals, and quickly.I
understand the discrepancy between the
theoretical best-case scenario that would have an
educated, well-trained farrier available to serve
every animal around the world, versus the reality
that factors such as location, cost, and
the temperament of an individual animal often
preclude access to professional services.I
embrace the solution of equipping motivated horse
owners to make positive decisions for animals in
their care, to include trimming their own
animalsâ hooves. I also understand that
supporting and facilitating this solution through
affordable access to educational resources may
result in backlash from industry professionals.Sti
ll, I created my book and course to fulfill a
real need not only in the United States,
but worldwide. I am based in the United States,
and while I have lived in five different states
across the country, I have never lived abroad.
The information I provide in this book may favor
the traditional methods of caring for horses in
the United States, but the trimming skills that I
teach in this book are applicable to any horse,
anywhere.
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PAPSEE Method for Safely Quickly Learning
Barefoot Trimming Paperback â June 24, 2022
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