Post by Leathe on Aug 15, 2007 20:00:09 GMT -5
(Nowhere else to put it. :\ )
You walk into the barn, the musky scent around you is a mix of manure, horse, grain, and hay. Tacked to the wall is a laminated sheet of paper that reads:
"Our farrier if Flynk. His prices are:
$200 for check up (Need one every month says Willow)
$100 for a hoof trim
$250 for a set of pony shoes
$300 for horse/draft shoes
All shoes +$50 for special needs (Cow-hocked, pigeon-toed, etc...)
Treatment depends on condition"
OOC Note: Your pony/horse cannot be 'perfect' no horse/pony is perfect. DO NOT TRY TO ESCAPE ME. Cow-hocked and pigeon-toed are very COMMON feet problems irl. If you got your horse at an auction, maybe the previous owner didn't take care of it right? Or maybe it was wild and needs trimming? Google them, it's all real. By treatment, I mean, if your horse is lame, thrush, cracked hooves, gravel, etc... HORSES DO get these things. BE REALISTIC IN MY DEPARTMENT OR I WILL GIVE YOUR PONY FOOT PROBLEMS. Face it, farriers are important. >D
You walk into the barn, the musky scent around you is a mix of manure, horse, grain, and hay. Tacked to the wall is a laminated sheet of paper that reads:
"Our farrier if Flynk. His prices are:
$200 for check up (Need one every month says Willow)
$100 for a hoof trim
$250 for a set of pony shoes
$300 for horse/draft shoes
All shoes +$50 for special needs (Cow-hocked, pigeon-toed, etc...)
Treatment depends on condition"
OOC Note: Your pony/horse cannot be 'perfect' no horse/pony is perfect. DO NOT TRY TO ESCAPE ME. Cow-hocked and pigeon-toed are very COMMON feet problems irl. If you got your horse at an auction, maybe the previous owner didn't take care of it right? Or maybe it was wild and needs trimming? Google them, it's all real. By treatment, I mean, if your horse is lame, thrush, cracked hooves, gravel, etc... HORSES DO get these things. BE REALISTIC IN MY DEPARTMENT OR I WILL GIVE YOUR PONY FOOT PROBLEMS. Face it, farriers are important. >D
