What is PBHT?

Strategy & Mission

The inspiration for PBHT

PBHT definition of balance

Why get certified?

Continuing the legacy

What can you expect to learn?

Goals of the PBHT professional

Recommended tools

Recommended teaching aids

Class structure & cost

Certification Requirements

 

Videos

Calendar

PBHT Members

Contact Us

What teaching / study aids are required?

“Horse Anatomy – A Coloring Atlas” by Robert A. Kainer and Thomas O. McCracken (can be obtained through www.hoofprints.com)

“Building the Equine Hoof” published by ZinPro Corp. 10400 Viking Dr., Suite 240, Eden Prarie, MN. 55344.

Additional material that would be useful and nice to have, but not necessary:

“Principles of Horseshoeing I” by Doug Butler

“Illustrated Atlas of Clinical Equine Anatomy and Common Disorders of the Horse” Vol. 1., by Ronald J. Riegel, D.V.M. and Susan E. Hakola, B.S, R.N., C.M.I