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Be Patient With Apprentices Mike Wildenstein thinks this transformation he sees in his students could be motivation for those who are hesitant about taking on apprentices. Read More. |
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Time-Saving Efficiency Tips From Over The Years |
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There Are Times When Two Rigs Are Better Than One If you can afford it, two rigs could maximize the efficiency of your multi-farrier practice. Read More.  |
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Stop Losing Shoes! This story from 1996 explains Jerry Trapani's method for keeping shoes on the horse's feet, eliminating costly replacement charges, saving valuable time and keeping clients happy. Read More. |
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Improve Horsemanship Before Picking Up A Foot Before you work with a horse, try to understand how its mind works. Read More. |
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Commit Time To Education And Practice Buying shoes at a supply shop is convenient, but spend time in the forge to improve your skills. Read More. |
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Prepare Your Back For The Day Ahead Your back can't work cold, it needs to be trianed for the work day. Read More. |
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Protect Your Income Disability insurance is a good idea, even if you aren't working with problem horses. Read More. |
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Lameness Exam Should Start Long Before You Pick Up A Hoof Harry Werner, DVM, holds that a thorough equine foot examination in lameness cases should begin long before you pick up the horse’s foot. Read More. |
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