Pair of leather pawing chains, seen from above. The light leather straps have roller buckles and punched holes, and a length of chain hangs from each.
Pawing chains from Martin Saddlery buckled above a bay horse's knees as it stands in sand. A chain hangs down the front of each leg from the leather strap.
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Pair of leather pawing chains, seen from above. The light leather straps have roller buckles and punched holes, and a length of chain hangs from each.
Pawing chains from Martin Saddlery buckled above a bay horse's knees as it stands in sand. A chain hangs down the front of each leg from the leather strap.

Pawing Chains

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Pawing can happen anywhere, and it's always an annoyance that can cause property damage and even injury to your horse. Martin Saddlery offers a safe solution to prevent and even cure pawing behavior with its pawing chains. Sold as a pair, one for each leg, each Hermann Oak leather strap fastens above your horse's knee with a buckle for precise adjustment. A chain hangs from the strap to tap your horse's cannon bone each time he paws. The slight discomfort of the tap deters your horse from continuing to paw. Martin Saddlery strap is hand-oiled and hand-finished the traditional cowboy way. Some variations in leather tones may occur.

  • Prevents pawing behavior
  • Hermann Oak leather straps
  • Adjustable buckle
  • Chain for deterrence
  • Sold as a pair
Shipping & Returns
  • Return or exchange within 30 days of purchase.
  • Items must be unused, in original condition and packaging, with tags attached.
  • Sale and clearance items are final sale unless defective.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do pawing chains do?

They help stop pawing. A chain hangs from a strap and taps the horse's cannon bone each time it paws, which discourages the habit.
Are they sold as a pair?

Yes. They're sold as a pair, one for each front leg.
How do they attach?

Each Hermann Oak leather strap fastens above the knee with a buckle for precise adjustment.
Are they safe?

They're designed as a safe solution. The tap causes only slight discomfort, enough to deter pawing.
Why stop pawing?

Pawing can damage stalls and trailers and can even injure your horse.