Chuck Bushmire Farrier Service

Chuck Bushmire Farrier Service Hello everyone! In order to keep up with today's technological society, I have decided to start a fa

For new clients I would like to introduce myself, my name is Chuck Bushmire and I am a 2002 graduate of Meredith Manor Equestrian Career College Farrier Science Program. I was raised on a large horse farm in Southwestern Pennsylvania and continue to own and show multiple horses. After graduation I apprenticed with multiple experienced farriers as well as maintained a part-time practice. In fall 20

11, I am excited to make the "jump" to full-time farrier. I look foward to continued relationships with previous clients who have been with me, as well as form new, lasting relationships with future clients. I service the equine hoof care needs of Southwestern Pennsylvania, parts of West Virginia and additional locations can be an option for multiple horse barns or if a travel fee is applied to service charge (will be discussed prior to service). Please "Like" this page if you are a current client or interested in future services, also please feel free to comment, post pictures of current equine clients, ask questions, schedule appointments, or please post the accomplishments of you and your equine partner! I am hoping to post pictures of "problem" hooves throughout the corrective or therapeutic process (with owners permission).

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A letter to our valued customers -

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The reason why a lot of horses pull back and constantly paw and stomp their feet when you tie them up is because they never get tied up. They never learn to develop patience. It’s much like taking young children to a restaurant. If you never take them to restaurants, you can’t expect them to suddenly know how to sit still, be reasonably quiet and wait for their food. On the other hand, parents who have taken their kids out to restaurants from the very beginning and taught them how to behave properly don’t have a problem with them. Think of tying your horse up as being like taking your kids to a restaurant. You are just making sure he knows how to stand tied, be relaxed and fall asleep. Horses get good at whatever they practice, so if you practice tying your horse up, he’ll get good at being tied up. - Clinton

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A young chronic shoe puller who I have taken over. First time doing her. She has some thin walls and can't afford to k...
06/01/2022

A young chronic shoe puller who I have taken over. First time doing her. She has some thin walls and can't afford to keep throwing shoes. I've also noticed that she sheers a lot of nails due to her job. I pulled a toe clip in hopes to take some stress off the nails and spooned the heels to make he less likely to catch with her hinds. She is young and was starting to get bored so I didn't have time to really polish them up. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you THE FULL NELSON.

Here's a neglected pony who is finally in the care of a good home. I'll take a little more dish out of the toe on the n...
04/27/2022

Here's a neglected pony who is finally in the care of a good home. I'll take a little more dish out of the toe on the next appointment in 4 weeks.

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The heat is in the tools.

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Bentleyville, PA
15314

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+14122872284

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