Thank you for taking this time to share freely your knowledge and educate us. Thank you for having the courage and honesty to talk about the breading issues. It is an ethical issue that needs to be openly discussed and corrected. We humans create issues and then try to fix them …. We need to start looking at the root issue. Because in the mean time horses are born deformed, denaturalized, living in pain and not be able to simply move. being a farrier ( i am trained in natural balance ), I think it is very important to understand that bone structures and how it is supposed to work so we can trim or shoe accordingly and help horses being how sound as they can be .
Great Webinar-as ALWAYS. Thank you Wendy and all guests. Q: highest joints govern( not sure u used that term) lower joints. I learnd the opposite- as a rider- at least. If stiff ankles than knees are stiff then hip etc. Hoofs are in touch with ground- would that not indicate the bottom up instead if bottom down? Not arguing😉💗🤗- just trying to comprehend
Thank you Wendy, this was very enlightening. Is there a way that we could get the PowerPoint slides from the presentation? That hindquarter diagram was very helpful.
Ps those of us in Europe know what a stifle is and I've never heard it referred to as the knee, even though that's the human equivalent. The carpus is referred to as the knee here
Thank you for taking this time to share freely your knowledge and educate us. Thank you for having the courage and honesty to talk about the breading issues. It is an ethical issue that needs to be openly discussed and corrected. We humans create issues and then try to fix them …. We need to start looking at the root issue. Because in the mean time horses are born deformed, denaturalized, living in pain and not be able to simply move.
being a farrier ( i am trained in natural balance ), I think it is very important to understand that bone structures and how it is supposed to work so we can trim or shoe accordingly and help horses being how sound as they can be .
Jillian is a wonderful and articulate educator. Thanks Wendy for showcasing how we can truly be a friend of the horse.
What a great speaker! I learned so much
Really wonderful talk. I'm a masterson field work student.....so helpful!!!
Great webinar. I have the book snd love it. A part two would be great. Thank you.
Great webinar. Thanks so much. Love this stuff as it helps me so much in my work!
I love your hair Wendy!
Wonderful! So educational and fun :)
These lectures with Jillian are brilliant - thank you Wendy. I've shared them with so many people.
Very interesting.
Thank you!
Great Webinar-as ALWAYS. Thank you Wendy and all guests.
Q: highest joints govern( not sure u used that term) lower joints.
I learnd the opposite- as a rider- at least.
If stiff ankles than knees are stiff then hip etc.
Hoofs are in touch with ground- would that not indicate the bottom up instead if bottom down?
Not arguing😉💗🤗- just trying to comprehend
I think you could argue it both ways depending on the situation. :)
Thank you Wendy, this was very enlightening. Is there a way that we could get the PowerPoint slides from the presentation? That hindquarter diagram was very helpful.
Great info, thank you! Enlightening about the bow legged horses!
Ps those of us in Europe know what a stifle is and I've never heard it referred to as the knee, even though that's the human equivalent. The carpus is referred to as the knee here