Einfluss von Hufzubereitung und Hufbeschlag auf das Bewegungsmuster des Pferdes

Pferde sind Lauftiere und sind auf einen gesunden und ausbalancierten Bewegungsapparat angewiesen. Wir geben Ihnen wichtige Kenntnisse zur Bewegungsphysiologie und Motorik von Pferden und was wichtig ist, damit Gelenke, Sehnen, Bänder und Muskulatur durch Hufzubereitung und Hufbeschlag optimal unterstützt werden.

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