How
to Measure for Your Horse’s Healing Halter
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First,
you need two people, one to hold your horse, and another to take
your 4 measurements with horse standing square on level ground You will
be building the halter with 4 pieces of string. Then you will measure
all 4 strings with a cloth measuring tape in inches. Take measurements
A, B, C and D (see pictures): It is imperative you be accurate as
we cannot refund custom made Healing Halters.
MEASUREMENT “B”
Take
this measurement first: it is around your animal’s chest midway from
behind the front legs to last rib. Make this measurement with the
first string, and tie in place, but allow the depth of two finger-widths
between string and animal’s skin. (We allow some “wiggle” room with
an extra 1-2 inches in the Velcro/ buckle attachment of B.) This is “B” measurement.
MEASUREMENT “A”
At the string on the left side of “B” (at the #4 mark on
this diagram) take a second string and go around the front of the
chest, above the shoulder joint to the opposite side and connect
with the string marking “B” on the right side). This is the length of “A” string.
Take a third piece of string, going over the shoulders to
join the “ A “ string, from right to left side of the body. It is
in line with the posterior edge of your horse’s front leg. This “D” string
is to be tied to right and left sides of “A” string.
MEASUREMENT “C”
“C” string is the length along the top line of your horse,
from where the neck joins the body (torso) back to “B”. It connects “B” string to “D” string.
For
maximum benefit from the healing qualities built into this halter,
I recommend your horse wear this halter as many hours of a 24- hour
period possible. It takes all 12- organ meridians 24 hours to pass
through the chest, where they can receive this charging effect to
the energy flow. This strengthening affect is then reflected back
to each meridian’s specific organ structure. Do not worry about your
horse casting with his hooves into the halter, I
have built “break away” areas in several of the halter’s webbing
to minimize this problem. If your horse is sick, lame or painful,
he/she should wear this halter continuously while being confined.
I
do not recommend this halter being worn on horses out in pasture
unobserved.
 
"B" = _____________________________inches
"A" = _____________________________inches
"D" = _____________________________inches
"C" = _____________________________inches
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