American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: September/October 2018

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score, please rate the articles you found in this recent issue. (If you have no opinion, please leave the rating block blank.) Add any additional comments about American Farriers Journal at the bottom.

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* 1.
Professionalism Doesn't Cost Much
By Jeremy McGovern

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Vet Group Withdraws Farrier Exemption Shift
Equine industry’s reaction prompts vet group to drop proposed change.
By Jeff Cota

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* 3.
Living A Mindset Of Growth
Colorado farrier Steve Foxworth embraces learning opportunities for the benefit of horses.
By Jeff Cota

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* 4.
The Mechanics That Lead To Supporting Limb Laminitis
Cyclic loading and unloading of feet help avoid development of this disease.
By Katie Navarra

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* 5.
Hoof Abscesses: A Practical Approach
Find greater success when encountering abscesses by following these guidelines for identifying and treating.
By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

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* 6.
Shoeing From The Inside Out
Identifying traumatized internal structures can help prevent and intervene on pathology.
By Stuart Muir

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* 7.
There’s Money To Be Made With Backyard Horses
This part of the footcare market represents a large portion of income for many veteran farriers.
By Frank Lessiter

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* 8.
What’s The Ideal Shoeing Interval?
Study shows that waiting just a few weeks will result in long-term problems.
By Kirsty Lesniak

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* 9.
The Importance Of “Reading” A Horse
Reading a horse’s body language can make your job safer and easier.
By Heather Smith Thomas

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* 10.
British Columbia Farriers Pursuing Regulation
Groups team up to change veterinary supervision mandate.
By Jeff Cota

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* 11.
Cool Tips For Winter Shoeing
Long-time northern farriers share cold weather wisdom.
By Jeff Cota

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* 12.
Starting A Multi-Farrier Practice
Three horseshoers give advice on launching a multi-farrier practice.
By Jeremy McGovern

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* 13.
Pattern For Success
Appropriate hoof care will help provide the confidence a barrel horse needs.
By Jeff Cota

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* 14.
Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise
A concave shoe with clips and stud holes will test you with plenty of elements.
By Craig Trnka

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* 15.
Got Milky Frog?
White fluid can be jarring, but it’s nothing to worry about.
By Heather Smith Thomas

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* 16. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 1. Professionalism Doesn't Cost MuchBy Jeremy McGovern

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* 2. Vet Group Withdraws Farrier Exemption Shift Equine industry’s reaction prompts vet group to drop proposed change.By Jeff Cota

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* 3. Living A Mindset Of GrowthColorado farrier Steve Foxworth embraces learning opportunities for the benefit of horses.By Jeff Cota

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* 4. The Mechanics That Lead To Supporting Limb LaminitisCyclic loading and unloading of feet help avoid development of this disease.By Katie Navarra

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* 5. Hoof Abscesses: A Practical ApproachFind greater success when encountering abscesses by following these guidelines for identifying and treating.By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

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* 6. Shoeing From The Inside OutIdentifying traumatized internal structures can help prevent and intervene on pathology.By Stuart Muir

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* 7. There’s Money To Be Made With Backyard HorsesThis part of the footcare market represents a large portion of income for many veteran farriers.By Frank Lessiter

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* 8. What’s The Ideal Shoeing Interval?Study shows that waiting just a few weeks will result in long-term problems.By Kirsty Lesniak

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* 9. The Importance Of “Reading” A HorseReading a horse’s body language can make your job safer and easier.By Heather Smith Thomas

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* 10. British Columbia Farriers Pursuing RegulationGroups team up to change veterinary supervision mandate.By Jeff Cota

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* 11. Cool Tips For Winter ShoeingLong-time northern farriers share cold weather wisdom.By Jeff Cota

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* 12. Starting A Multi-Farrier PracticeThree horseshoers give advice on launching a multi-farrier practice.By Jeremy McGovern

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* 13. Pattern For SuccessAppropriate hoof care will help provide the confidence a barrel horse needs.By Jeff Cota

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* 14. Summit Mail-In Forging ExerciseA concave shoe with clips and stud holes will test you with plenty of elements.By Craig Trnka

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* 15. Got Milky Frog?White fluid can be jarring, but it’s nothing to worry about.By Heather Smith Thomas

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* 16. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 17. How would you rate the value of this issue?

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* 18. How would you rate your overall satisfaction with American Farriers Journal?

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* 19. Additional comments about this issue or American Farriers Journal overall.

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* 20. Enter your information if you want to be entered into the drawing for a free 1-year subscription to American Farriers Journal

* 1.
Professionalism Doesn't Cost Much
By Jeremy McGovern

* 2.
Vet Group Withdraws Farrier Exemption Shift
Equine industry’s reaction prompts vet group to drop proposed change.
By Jeff Cota

* 3.
Living A Mindset Of Growth
Colorado farrier Steve Foxworth embraces learning opportunities for the benefit of horses.
By Jeff Cota

* 4.
The Mechanics That Lead To Supporting Limb Laminitis
Cyclic loading and unloading of feet help avoid development of this disease.
By Katie Navarra

* 5.
Hoof Abscesses: A Practical Approach
Find greater success when encountering abscesses by following these guidelines for identifying and treating.
By Dr. Stephen E. O’Grady

* 6.
Shoeing From The Inside Out
Identifying traumatized internal structures can help prevent and intervene on pathology.
By Stuart Muir

* 7.
There’s Money To Be Made With Backyard Horses
This part of the footcare market represents a large portion of income for many veteran farriers.
By Frank Lessiter

* 8.
What’s The Ideal Shoeing Interval?
Study shows that waiting just a few weeks will result in long-term problems.
By Kirsty Lesniak

* 9.
The Importance Of “Reading” A Horse
Reading a horse’s body language can make your job safer and easier.
By Heather Smith Thomas

* 10.
British Columbia Farriers Pursuing Regulation
Groups team up to change veterinary supervision mandate.
By Jeff Cota

* 11.
Cool Tips For Winter Shoeing
Long-time northern farriers share cold weather wisdom.
By Jeff Cota

* 12.
Starting A Multi-Farrier Practice
Three horseshoers give advice on launching a multi-farrier practice.
By Jeremy McGovern

* 13.
Pattern For Success
Appropriate hoof care will help provide the confidence a barrel horse needs.
By Jeff Cota

* 14.
Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise
A concave shoe with clips and stud holes will test you with plenty of elements.
By Craig Trnka

* 15.
Got Milky Frog?
White fluid can be jarring, but it’s nothing to worry about.
By Heather Smith Thomas