You will get a reputation as a gossip and a trouble maker and find it difficult to get along. Farriers, vets, trainers, etc. So be careful what you say and to whom. If you find you are dissatisfied with your farrier, the next step is to decide if you should change farriers. This can be a difficult decision.
Many people are quite loyal to their farriers and have become friends.
More often than not, if you fire your farrier, you will also lose the friendship you may have built. Make the decision carefully and thoroughly. Going back is a lot harder than staying put. Most farriers will take a client back who quit them, but that first phone call and appointment are tough and often embarrassing for the horse owner. Once you decide to fire your farrier, it is a good idea to line up a new farrier before you send the old one packing.