Q: Do you charge extra if I do not bring a horse for the 2 Day Trim Class?

A: No, but we would prefer you provide your own, to learn how to Trim Your Own.

Q: I work during the week and only have weekends off. Can I attend your school on Saturday and Sunday?

A: Yes, you may attend any course on the     weekends until you complete the designated  number of days for that particular course. After you make your initial deposit you may pay by the day.

Q: I can only get 2 weeks off of work now , but can get more time in the summer. Can I split up my time in school?

A: Yes, If you have only time or finances for a two  week course now, you may return at a later date and complete another four weeks for a total of six weeks and just pay the difference between the tuitions. The same goes for the 6 and 12 weeks course. You will not be starting all over again, just continuing your education.

Q: What is the difference between the 6 and 12 week courses?

A: From a students point of view, at 6 weeks you  feel you have a good grasp of of shoeing, after 12 weeks you understand how little you actually knew at 6 weeks.

At 12 weeks, students are much more capable of catering to the "Full service" needs of their clients.

In 12 weeks you have the chance to see how your work held up as you are able to critique the work when the horses you shoe return. Most horses need more than just a simple shoeing. 6 weeks student just get the tip of the iceberg when it comes to dealing with founder, white line disease, abscesses, hoof wall cracks, missing hoof wall and the opportunity to address such problems using some of the latest technologically advanced products. It is easier for a 12 week student to make the transition between shoeing in a sheltered school environment where there are plenty of people to aid you and when you are completely on your own dealing with an unruly horse, a demanding client or troubleshooting an unfamiliar shoeing situation.