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June 2009 Another Look At the Bitless BridleDr. Robert Cook believes our evaluation was flawed.By John Strassburger
Dr. Robert Cook, who developed and markets the Bitless Bridle, took exception to our evaluation of his product in our April issue. We also received many letters from
"The welfare aspect deserved more attention. This is an opportunity for people to do something wonderful for the horse after 5,000 years," Dr. Cook said. "Reins are a form of communicationbut they dont have to have a bit attached to them. The mouth is such a highly sensitive body cavity that if you could do it without interfering with it, isnt that a good Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to horse-journal.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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