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@@wwld9823
in case you are wondering why the horse is so cooperative, consider visiting a nail salon, you'll see the ladies there behave the same
@@MohammadSalehi-t7m
نتا
@@LazzMeww
Wow
@@LazzMeww
How your horse is so calm dude
@@Horsegirl75
This Doesn’t make sense cause this guy doesn’t do all the hooves he only does that one. Well, that’s what I think.
@@ZoeysDailyPosts
Personally i dont think horses should be shoed unless they absolutely have to be. Because horses are herd animals their feet are made for hard and rocky terrain. Personally i only think they should be shoed if they have extremely sensitive hoofs, are lame, or some other really bad reason. Otherwise why shoe your horse if they’re okay being barefoot? There’s no point.
P.s this is MY honest opinion. Im not hating. And i don’t want hate comments. Im just putting out it there. Ive also done hours of research before this.
@@neiloconnor9349
Thanks. I saw a cute reel on Facebook, but wanted to learn the entire process. Takes a lot of special skills, in addition to getting the trust of the horses.
@@JenBeth-o5e
I find this fasinating. I had a Bullock and use to trim his hoofs with a Big file and some of the smaller, sharp gardening secatures when he was lying down. He also had Dew Claws at the back above his hoofs I use to have to trim back when they grew out too far also with the secatures. The Dew Claws are kinda like a bigger version of a dogs claw. I miss him, he had a lovely kind personality, good friend, made me laugh lots more than any human has. ❤
@@ziggyfunk9
If that shit hurt he’d be getting a kick in the nuts so hard it’d send him back to the Ice Age
@@steffac1075
What amazing detail! i have some qs though - what's the purpose of putting the scalding horseshoe on the hoof first? What do they do with the old horseshoes? How often should this get done and how much does it cost?
Thanks for anyone who responds!
@@Mehmet-TR
Cillop gibi oldu
@@MDAKA23
Hello I am from Indonesia
@@RyanFox85
Trust me.... if that process was painful the Horses wouldnt be standing there accepting it. They'd be flinching, whinnying, biting or kicking, or all of the above. They have zero tolerance for pain/annoyances and would be verbally and physically telling u. It is extremely uncomfortable and painful to have an overgrowth of keratin/hoof. Imagine not cutting ur toenails... like ever.... eventually ur toes start to hurt because they are constantly hitting or rubbing against things. I cant let my toenails grow at all or god help me, my toes begin to ache.
@@ArindamManna-k7t
No bro
@@rosacuevas6437
Al 💯.súper quedan las patas 🇨🇱🇨🇱🌹
@@Zyla-fk1mv
So, I know it doesn't hurt, but can they feel it??
@@optanteBR
Que lindo sapato novo unhas feitas e cortadas, agora é só passear😍
@@pedroledezma5111
un trabajo profesional digno de respeto, solo la experiencia lo puede hacer así , saludos
@@bertiemcgarvey3595
Now that is a real farrier
@@mustikagurtala-caradus7342
You should describe throughout your work, I would love to know ..
@@riki4384
обажаю такие видео очень кайфова смотреть
@@shimashimajg8rac
The hoof trimmer and photographer were amazing! But the best part was the beautiful horse.
@@فهدالحربي-ز1ظ6ل
لهرشضقهالالب
ا
لتهنت
@@NillenRa
or you dum
@@Only1MotivatedStoner
It’s like woman getting a pedicure, feels so good when you’re done!😊
@@murielsmith8922
I'm always amazed that the guys always know just the right amount of hoof to remove and not make the horse lame.
@@rosemayouary24
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@@justinfournier3894
wtf did horses do before we did this to them
@@pinkjelly6014
does anyone know what that black spot on the middle of the hoof is? Thanks! :)
@@swift_THG_horsey
Poor horse's clean hooves ever? 😲
@@Edisson_TV
главное красиво преподнести, вы забыли яйца коню полизать
@@cedricnicholson7446
Such an amazing skill! I don’t have a horse and I don’t know why I but I love these videos and also the cow ones that have infected hooves.
@@greenebee
I’ve watched a lot of farrier videos on YouTube and you’re the only one I’ve seen check the fall of the hoof before trimming with the nippers.
@@maksimk.6422
А если копытом лягнет это ж можно калекой стать 😨
@@WizeAdvice
Look painful
@@qukoqC
The part where they play with the horseshoe and the hammer in the anvil. Is that truly necessary or it just looks cool and makes interesting sounds?
@@evaderinvasion6753
If it don't kick his butt,then its safe,im sure of it
@@ipnydia4870
Note! 8:01 THIS IS NOT HURTING THE HORSE!! This is called hot shoeing and it’s briefly pressed against the horseshoe to make a shallow imprint! It’s just to prevent bacteria from under the shoe
@@Freedomhorses2045
Peeling off the shedding parts of the frog does not hurt! If you leave it, it might become worse!
@@jaremurah
11 march 2025 ❤❤🎉
@@Extrovertpk
Amazing work ❤
@@udaycsc5229
Good ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@PradeepYadav19895
, 3.3.2025
@@brucesannino6181
The horse looks like a dappel or maybe an appaloosa. Journeyman work.
@@VideoBulldozer
Good Job.
@@stephanecasala919
Beau travail
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i just like that silly noise lol