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Uploaded by on Aug 18, 2008

This is a video that shows a great new product designed to stop your horse from pawing, kicking or destroying property with they feet without harming the horse or having to maintain constant supervision. This really works!

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  • Yes, if you have a stall kicker or one that kicks in the trailer while hauling you can put MyShoez on their backs and it corrects the problem almost instantly!

  • Do you have to put them on the back feet for stall kicking?

  • That is just brilliant!!

  • Yeah, its a great idea! I think it will hit big once people find them.

  • You are totally right! It is an old timer trick that we have modified to make more user friendly, safer for the horse and fit more than one horse! Thank you for your comments!

  • you know back in the day a farrier would do something like that for kicking and pawing

  • If he gets frustrated when you have him tied, brushing him, saddling or in the trailer, new barn, stall, etc. then MyShoez are a wonderful tool. It is not meant for when you are trying to work the horse and want movement, it is designed to discourage movement,therefor keeping them from pawing, pacing or stall kicking. Thank you for your interest, you can visit our web site for more information.

  • I have a stallion that paws when you try to make him back up or when he gets frustrated. Will this help him?

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