So here are pictures of Sinatra!
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| Hey all! Haven't seen you in a while |
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Actually this is over Sinatra's feet. I have been using a barefoot trimmer for over a year now, while I don't love him like I loved my farrier in Ohio (who was not barefoot but a very well educated BWFA farrier) he does a pretty good job. I do nit pick, micro manage and have him fix things. The before shots are at 7 weeks, to the day, from his last trim. I am hoping to get feedback from people who are more knowledgeable on barefoot care. Any feedback appreciated!!!
Before pics, right front
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| Before, right front, front view |
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| Before, right front, heel view |
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| Before, right front, side view |
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| Before, right front, sole view |
After pics, right front
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| After, front feet, front view |
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| After, right front, heel |
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| After, right front, side |
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| After, right front, sole |
Before pics, left front
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| Before, left front, front |
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| Before, left front, heel |
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| Before, left front, side |
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| Before, left front, sole |
After pics, left front
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| After, left front, front |
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| After, left front, heel |
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| After, left front, side |
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| After, left front, sole |
Before pics, right hind
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| Before, right hind, heel |
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| Before, right hind, sole |
After pics, right hind
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| After, right hind, front |
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| After, right hind, heel |
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| After, right hind, side |
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| After, right hind, sole |
Before pics, left hind
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| Before, left hind, heel |
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| Before, left hind, side |
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| Before, left hind, sole |
After pics, left hind
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| After, left hind, front |
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| After, left hind, heel |
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| After, left hind, side |
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| After, left hind, sole |
Hopefully all of the pictures weren't too boring, I am just hoping for some feedback. I am still pretty new to the the barefoot road, or rather the CORRECT barefoot road, and want to see if how I am directing the feet to be trimmed is correct. Thanks in advance!!
I wish I knew enough to give feedback. On the first hoof on the after heel view I thought the heels looks very unbalanced, but I think it was the camera angle. When taking the heel shots make sure it's lined up perfectly or it's impossible to tell if one heel is longer than the other. Way harder to do than it sounds lol. I have trouble with that one too. Also you can take a picture of the heels with the hoof on the ground (just don't get stepped on lol). That's a much easier way to see heel height to me. Sorry I couldn't give hoof advice. He looks good to me though!
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