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Tips to Increase your Value in Customer Relationships

Oct 19, 2017 by Jake Butler Category: Best Business Practices, Current Events, Farrier Careers, Farrier training, Horse Care, Horseshoeing 0 comments

Tips to Increase your Value in Customer Relationships ©2017 Doug Butler PhD, CJF, FWCF Butler Professional Farrier School The following seven important questions and suggested guidelines should be considered when attempting to establish good farrier – client relationships: Are you making a good impression? It is easier to build a good long-term relationship when the […]

National Farriers Week and Butler Professional Farrier School LLC

Jul 13, 2017 by Jake Butler Category: Current Events, Customer Service, Equine Soundness, Farrier Careers, Farrier training, Horse Care, Horse Foot Care, Horse Owner Tips, Horseshoeing 0 comments

There are few things that can compare to the soul refreshment that can be felt when riding a good horse in natural surroundings. Yet a lame horse can cast a dark cloud over what should be a rewarding experience. Farrier work is hard and exacting work. Those who enter the craft with less than a […]

Case Study – Horse with Low Ringbone

Oct 27, 2016 by Jake Butler Category: Anatomy, Conformation, Farrier training, Horse Care, Horse Foot Care, Veterinary Care 0 comments Tags: competency in equine foot care, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, equine foot care, exostosis, farrier customer service, Farrier School, fractured extensor process, fractured P3, hoof care, Horseshoeing School, how to shoe a horse, Jake Butler, low ringbone, radiograph, ringbone

  Farriers are presented with different horse feet scenarios.  Often these come as a last resort from horse owners.  This was a horse that was injured 4 months ago.  The owner was not sure how the horse injured himself.  There is a bulge at the coronary band and the right front foot is beginning to […]

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