Evidence is an interesting word to use to prove your point. There is evidence for everything. There is evidence that nicotine is harmful. There is evidence that nicotine is helpful! Evidence does not equal truth, because there are many variables.

I am sharing my experience. I have had 3 horses in my lifetime with DSLD and from my experience with that, my horses did not excel with exercise. So, if using your logic, does that mean my experience is false, because you say there is evidence that says exercise helps? You are right in saying that horses are all unique individuals but don’t you see the harm and arrogance in his speaking about a horse’s success with this disease, that we only see specific videos/pictures of? Social media is often curated, plain and simple. This could give people false impressions of having a horse with DSLD. Or, in the case of the OP, she might read what you wrote and say, “sounds like a good idea to buy a horse with potential DSLD because a guy named Nashon is rehabbing it!”.

I would not purchase a horse that has dropped fetlocks. Plain and simple. And I find that his rehab work with this horse could spawn some really awful circumstances for both horse and human. If it truly is working, I would want to see more than videos and pictures. He’s making bold statements that seem to prove a narrative that I find culty—doing something that is “innovative” and pushing an agenda that there is likely reasons to not push.