> Thanks Sherrel, That is a great story. I guess it > wouldn't hurt to try ct him. I have done it some. > Since I am able to do anything to his feet I don't > think about it until it is shoing time. Maybe my > shoer won't mind helping. It is better than getting > kicked. Lorraine
I would start before the farrier come next time. Even if it is just the day before. He needs to know that clicker means something good. It will make him work harder for the treat. Maybe your husband will "be the farrier" for one or two sessions then show the farrier what you have been doing and get him to give treat when you click. You might start with something besides the feet to show him that the farrier is no sooo bad. Then go on to the feet. Sherrel
