How to Identify Lameness

[@123edub]

Thank you so much for doing my request!

[@Jes-Lynne]

With the hind end, it is opposite of the explanation here; the lower hip is the lame one..they do not want to weight it as heavily, not the higher one cause they "hike" it up as explained here.

[@fitchery9315]

Really helpful and practical video! Nice explanations, very accessible! I'll be sending links to this one.

[@englishorserider10]

Thank you so much!

[@BlackJeansxx]

i'm 5 years late to this video, but it was very helpful! you explained it well!

[@christymetzger3525]

Thank you so much for you video. I recently opened my animal massage business and this video really helped with my gait assessments.

[@hayamh2632]

Thanks a lot for this. Do u have other vids on how to identify lame leg to share

[@gvendi3295]

This is so helpful thank u so much !

[@CowgirlsOTTB]

What was wrong with Buddy?

[@kaylaburns1246]

great video! thanks

[@zabiakhan5305]

How long it take to recover. Please reply . My horse has same problem.

[@lilywiththebaypony205]

Thank you, this was really helpful

[@visionxolve4837]

Thank you beautiful.

[@hgwulff]

Very good video! Thank you.

[@kenlee3524]

tks for sharing yr knowledge , appreciated

[@samisatar]

thanks u🌹

[@GeneralOlek]

Please make more crush videos

[@englishorserider10]

Did you mean to say thrush? Because we can do that! It will probably just be a really short video!

[@GeneralOlek]

its good