Equestrians believe the panic hook/safety hook are safe and work in a panic situation. But do they?
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Lead ropes are used with “safety knots” that should allow them to be pulled free in a panic situation. What happens when pressure is applied?
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Widely used around the equestrian world with people beliving the elasticity is a good thing….
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The most common tie-ups in horse trailers, should they really be used as a stall tie-up? Or even at all….
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A coiled steel cable capable of expanding. Is it suitable for horse sports?
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A durable biting strip designed to entertain horses during tie-ups. Allowing them to safely engage their chewing instincts, while preventing boredom and releasing stress.
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The original tie-up designed for comfortable day to day handling and to protect you and the horse in a panic situation!
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The most natural and horse friendly way to work with your horse. No tie-ups required!
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Comparing tie-up methods is essential to ensure horse safety, well-being, and comfort. Many traditional tie-up tools, such as panic hooks, carabiners, and bungee ties, do not work as intended in panic situations and could cause injuries, stress or death. By understanding the risks and benefits of each method, equestrians can make more informed decisions to prevent injuries and promote better horse welfare.
Concerns about the growing problem of neck pain, dysfunction, serious injuries and fatal accidents in horses and handlers inspired the research. Many equestrians are unaware of the dangers posed by traditional tie-up methods. By testing various tools and sharing findings, the goal is to educate equine professionals and horse owners about safer, more horse-friendly options, such as the EasyConnect system.
This research also underscores the importance of educating equestrians about neck health. Poor tie-up choices can exacerbate musculoskeletal issues, leading to long-term complications. The comparisons aim to bridge the knowledge gap, empowering horse owners to choose solutions that align with modern equine care standards.
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