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Agree. But, having only one horse I want to keep them happy and coming back. Hence, I tip about 15 percent.
The farrier is in business for himself. What he charges is sufficient. Tips should be reserved for people who are working for someone else.
25% unless the horse is misbehaving. Then 35%. As a result, he’s stuck with me for years, even after I moved out of his usual area.
25% for trim only