May
22

Missy Wryn Horse Training Question 8

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Welcome to Missy Wryn’s Horse Training Question & Answer Series 1 Question 8. Dori from Texas writes I own and train my own minis. I also because it is so hard to find a farrier that will do my minis, I have had to learn to trim hooves myself. I also did a friends mini just yesterday and think it is a possibility he has foundered. Could you describe to me what that would look like visually. I have been raising horses since I was very young and have yet to see that first hand thankfully.

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