Bennett & Son Farrier School. We have a several different course options to best fit your needs. 12 week professional course $7,975 8 week professional course $4,975 4 week introductory course $2,495 2 week educational introductory class $675. :$350deposit non-refundable application fee; Payment options: pay in full/ or payment arrangements Can be made with school instructor. All tuition must be paid in full 7 days before class start date. Text book: The principles of Horseshoeing {P3} Dr. Doug Butler Student are required to purchase their own text book & set of tools. For more information: Contact: [email protected] Course objective: Prepare students with basic foundation of farrier science and possible internship With working Farriers. With the understanding that Farrier science is a lifelong continued formal as well as self-study in this rewarding carrier. 75 % grade in class room and field required to pass D.V.M guest speakers Farrier guest speakers : course will teach the selection and modification of pre-made shoes used in real world farriers. Will be of course hands on working with live horses. Horse identification & terminology. (Our opinion and we respect others right to different opinions on this subject. With the understanding that Farrier science is a lifelong continued formal as well as self-study in this rewarding carrier. 75 % grade in class room and field required to pass D.V.M guest speakers Farrier guest speakers : course will teach the selection and modification of pre-made shoes used in real world by working farriers. Will be of course hands on working with live horses. • Horse identification & terminology • horse handling skills. / shoeing position / behavior modification • anatomy of horse’s leg • anatomy of horse’s foot • in depth study of bones and joints and functions leg and foot • in depth study of tendons and ligaments and their function in leg and foot • structural foot balance: functional foot balance • sensitive structures of the foot and their functions • front and hind leg unsoundness forge and anvil work • diseases of horse’s foot • front limb unsoundness • hind limb unsoundness • office work of being in business • Farrier’s responsibilities to horses and animals in our care • Farriers responsibilities to our client • FINAL EXAM
