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Natural Hoof Care
The
Natural Horse: Foundations for Natural Horsemanship by Jaime Jackson
Based on ground breaking
research with wild horses, The Natural Horse vividly describes how domestic
horses can be made happier and healthier through an understanding of what
nature intended for the horse. This knowledge will help you provide natural
care for horses and understand what naturally shaped hooves look like and
how to achieve them.
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Horse
Owners Guide to Natural Hoof Care by Jaime Jackson
In this book Jaime Jackson
guides horseowners through the difficult transition from conventional hoof
care to natural hoof care. There exists a deeply ingrained tradition and
blind acceptance of the ancient practice of shoeing horses. Unfortunately
shoeing horses is not good for them. Jaime Jackson explains why shoeing
is detrimental. In a very clear and concise way he walks horseowners through
the education and practical processes of deshoeing. Every horseowner owes
it to themselves and their horses to at least read this book.
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HoofTalk,
The Hairline Tells It All
by Lyle E. "Bergy"
Bergeleen
This book offers an enlightening
tour of the hoof. Bergy provides a simple method for
evaluating balance and stress
in the hoof. He is a long-time shoer, instructor and horseman. His
system has been tested "on the job," and he does a terrific job of explaining
it to the reader. If you are interesed in natural hoof care but are
not ready to take the shoes off your horse Bergy has the answer for you.
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The
Lame Horse by James R. Rooney, D.V.M. revised
updated edition (June 1998)
Dr. Rooney is a recognized
authority on equine lameness. He covers fractures, injuries to tendons
and ligaments, muscles, the nervous system, and more. In this new edition
Dr. Rooney endorses barefootedness as the preferred state of the
hoof. He has revised this well known resource to include both his
new ideas about the natural hoof while still dealing with the problems
of the shod horse. The book is full of illustrations and even x-rays
for explanation.
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