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Dixie's Farrier Service
Dixie's Farrier Service

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Dixie's Farrier Service
Dixie's Farrier Service

Comitted and caring for you and your horse.

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  • About
    • Background
    • Meet the Staff
    • Core Values
  • Services
    • What to Expect
    • New Clients
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Roadster practice. Loving the new tongs from @chr Roadster practice. Loving the new tongs from @chrismadrid71 #farrierlife #practice #tools
@stockhoffshorseshoes clinic with Stan Mullen. #cj @stockhoffshorseshoes clinic with Stan Mullen. #cjf #farrjer #farriersofinstagram #continuingeducation
One treatment horse owners can use for managing ho One treatment horse owners can use for managing hoof wall separation. #farrier #farrierlife #farriersofinstagram #cjf
Extremely grateful for Edward Martin and his legac Extremely grateful for Edward Martin and his legacy of sharing information. The Edward Martin Cultural Exchange is a fantastic program that allows farriers to spend time living and working with farriers in another country. I'm looking forward to spending time in the UK in a couple months. #farrierlife #farrier #culturalexchange #alwayslearning #dixiesfarrierservice
A nice day outside with horses lined up ready to b A nice day outside with horses lined up ready to be done. #farrier #farrierlife #cobhorse #halflinger #drafthorse #therapeuticriding
I love bragging on horses that stand well so here I love bragging on horses that stand well so here you go. These horses are always in, clean and ready to go. As you can see from the pictures they certainly don't pull on me. (for those that don't know, there is no restraint here this is simply the horse resting their leg on my stand in the position I asked them to be) The 2 most important factors that dictate a farrier's ability to do a good job are the horse's training and the environment. If a horse is allowed to pull lean or jerk on a farrier (let alone bite or kick) then we are unable to do as nice of a job. If the feet are muddy or sandy it destroys our tools, increasing our costs. If the ground is uneven it is difficult to properly assess the horse. #farrier #horse
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