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Shoeing Mistakes Can Hurt More than the Horse

A case of a warmblood prompted Blake Brown to address a problem he sees all too frequently: shoeing a horse incorrectly. Read More

Is Your Clients' Respect Important to You?

Frederick, Md., farrier Doug Anderson believes that respect is an often overlooked, yet critical, part of the farrier-client relationship. For him, respect is based on a healthy interaction of communication, but not when the client dictates what should be done to the horse. Anderson finds that if a client tries to dictate how a horse should be shod, often times the client has paid less for hoof care in the past and has hired a farrier who likely lacks appropriate education to address the needs. Read More

[Video] Establishing a Good Reputation

How should you establish a good reputation? Read More

Sharpening Knives with a Buffer

Download now and discover 4 simple rules for sharpening your knives with a buffer that will save you time and effort and result in a longer lasting, better cutting knife. Read More
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Hoof-Care Highlights: April 20, 2024

This Week: Hoof-care professionals across the country and the ocean are sharing what they know with others in the industry through social media, webinars and videos. Here are a few of our favorites.  Read More
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Attention to Details Are Key When Gluing Polyurethane Shoes

Glue-on shoes are effective tools for any farrier’s shoeing box — provided you properly prepare for the application and follow the precise directions. Read More

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