This is a very patient farrier. I've seen farriers hit horses with thier rasp(file) that won't stand. This man is very very good at his job. I've worked for 3 years as a Groom(horse wrangler in American terms) and they are very sensative animals. They know if you are a good person or a nasty one.
Where in the world do you live that they call a wrangler a groomer? Wranglers herd and train horses, sometimes people use it to describe people in some western disciplines.
@Tabourba I never said there wasn't. Re-read. They said "In American terms" and I pointed out how wrong their 'term' was. In America we call people that care for horses grooms or stablehands. I then explained what a horse wrangler actually was, to help them learn. But sure go off and say I don't know other countries exist. Not my fault you can't read or learn terms 🤷
Are mule feet different from horses? Why are the feet in uneven condition that you didn't trim all the hoof? You did very little frog trimming, why? In other words a little commentary would be great.
Apparently donkeys also prefer their legs to be a bit lower when being picked out, same may be for mules though they are part horse so maybe it doesn’t get as weird for them.
I love that you didn't butcher his Frogs, as so many seem to do. I've trimmed numerous horses, but never any mules. The only hoof I can think that maaaay be sorta, kinda similar is a Standardbred??? No? So of course, I have questions. Lol. I notice you didn't remove much toe length or sole and you seemed to leave his bars alone. Is this just the way you trim or the way mules are trimmed in general. Thanks in advance. Cheers from Australia.
Golly! How do you keep your knives so sharp? Or is this a super knife that I need to know about? Also what did you use for a rubber cap on your hoof stand? I need to put something on mine.
18riss without knowing what videos you’ve seen or what you consider healthy looking, I’m afraid I can’t give you a real answer. It’s a fair question though!
Double edged sword! Take too much and you have sore animal. Don’t take enough and you end up with foot that creeps forward. Toes get long which pulls heels under which caused them to underrun and collapse. Along with that a long toe you get stretching and weakening of the lamina which can cause wall separation. Honestly this young man did a good job! Theirs some tweaking on trim style that needs to happen. I suggest looking into and studying the E.L.P.O. Hoof trimming protocol as it helps one to really evaluate each foot as a individual and teaches one to properly balance the foot to the limb. In this case the hind toes are still a bit too long and are getting stretched forward. Heels could and should come back to the widest part of the frog. The mule is telling you that it’s uncomfortable in the hind end. Likely due to the excess toe. And if you look at the hairline of the RT front i believe you’ll notice a significant rise in the hairline at the medial toe quarter. This would indicate jamming at the toe pillar which should be relieved so that the whole foot can relax. Overall it’s a good cautious trim and is certainly better than the last pro I had in to do mine while off due to illness. Horse has negative palmar angle and had a massive toe wedge that needed to be cleared. Guy refused to even touch it. Stating that he was at live sole. Horse is now super sore. I took out the wedge 1/2” easily and made her a heck of a lot more comfortable. Will be taking more toe soon to really start reversing the NPA.
Same as you trimming your own nails. Biggest difference is that they'll have permanent tendon and ligament damage if they don't get trims and if the hooves don't chip off on their own
@@ash_9341The mule was pulling back because he or she is impatient, not because he needs rest. They also do that if your nervous or unsure. If they are tired then of course breaks are necessary, they usually have the breaks while the person is getting tools or shoes.
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You’re very good and very patient with this mule. Considering how often he tried to pull his feet away. Great job Sir!
I also came over from tiktok! I don’t know a darn thing about horse farriers but I’ve enjoyed watching.
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Your patience with this mule is phenomenal!
This is a very patient farrier. I've seen farriers hit horses with thier rasp(file) that won't stand. This man is very very good at his job. I've worked for 3 years as a Groom(horse wrangler in American terms) and they are very sensative animals. They know if you are a good person or a nasty one.
Where in the world do you live that they call a wrangler a groomer? Wranglers herd and train horses, sometimes people use it to describe people in some western disciplines.
@Tabourba I never said there wasn't. Re-read.
They said "In American terms" and I pointed out how wrong their 'term' was. In America we call people that care for horses grooms or stablehands. I then explained what a horse wrangler actually was, to help them learn.
But sure go off and say I don't know other countries exist. Not my fault you can't read or learn terms 🤷
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why nobody talking bout how smooth he flips that file??
You know it 😎
Yep lol I was like ok ok I see you... a farrier with flare.
Are mule feet different from horses? Why are the feet in uneven condition that you didn't trim all the hoof? You did very little frog trimming, why? In other words a little commentary would be great.
A mule is a donkey and a horse
a mule hoof is tougher than horse hoof. different shape. That is why they use mules for tough work.
Also from TikTok. You have a lot of experience and it's a great to see your work!
Apparently donkeys also prefer their legs to be a bit lower when being picked out, same may be for mules though they are part horse so maybe it doesn’t get as weird for them.
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I love that you didn't butcher his
Frogs, as so many seem to do. I've trimmed numerous horses, but never any mules. The only hoof I can think that maaaay be sorta, kinda similar is a Standardbred??? No? So of course, I have questions. Lol. I notice you didn't remove much toe length or sole and you seemed to leave his bars alone. Is this just the way you trim or the way mules are trimmed in general. Thanks in advance. Cheers from Australia.
Those look more like horse hoofs , maybe a hinny ? nice trim !
Was thinking the same thing and I've never seen a tail that color on a mule
@@caramelchunk715donkeys and horses come in multiple different colours, so maybe that’s why the mule has got such a unique coat and tail.
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Do u ever talk with the horse as u trim ther hooves?
So I'm guessing it's just like a human nail? They can't feel pain in it, right?
it’s okay, they don’t think they feel pain. it’s actually kinda relieving getting all that dirt out
You’re correct, they don’t feel pain. All I’m trimming off is excess nail/hoof growth
@Tabourba sorry it was a typo. it was meant to be i
@Tabourba He/she was only curious. No need to take off his or her head
It’s very important they get trimmed to have a healthy mule and horse.
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Golly! How do you keep your knives so sharp? Or is this a super knife that I need to know about? Also what did you use for a rubber cap on your hoof stand? I need to put something on mine.
So yall dont know why you are watching this- u just suddenly wanted to
Seems about right
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My horses need. Trimmed but my farrier is down in the Grand Canyon shoeing mules
Based solely on the bajillion farrier tik toks I’ve watched, the hooves don’t look very healthy. Am I correct or should I just stick to my day job?
18riss without knowing what videos you’ve seen or what you consider healthy looking, I’m afraid I can’t give you a real answer. It’s a fair question though!
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Great work
Thanks man!
the 1 dislike was from the mule
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My mare was doing that when the ferrier came out the second time, she didn’t do this the first time. What can I do to make it easy on the ferrier?
Picking out their feet everyday helps them understand the process as well as it is beneficial to the health of the feet
My horse was rearing Lol
why do the hooves look like theyve been damaged? so uneven
It's just where bits have broken off.
I thought that the frog was sensitive
If you don't no what your doing when trimming the frog then it can become sensitive
He ain't taking much off compared to other farriers ...
Double edged sword! Take too much and you have sore animal. Don’t take enough and you end up with foot that creeps forward. Toes get long which pulls heels under which caused them to underrun and collapse. Along with that a long toe you get stretching and weakening of the lamina which can cause wall separation.
Honestly this young man did a good job! Theirs some tweaking on trim style that needs to happen. I suggest looking into and studying the E.L.P.O. Hoof trimming protocol as it helps one to really evaluate each foot as a individual and teaches one to properly balance the foot to the limb. In this case the hind toes are still a bit too long and are getting stretched forward. Heels could and should come back to the widest part of the frog.
The mule is telling you that it’s uncomfortable in the hind end. Likely due to the excess toe. And if you look at the hairline of the RT front i believe you’ll notice a significant rise in the hairline at the medial toe quarter. This would indicate jamming at the toe pillar which should be relieved so that the whole foot can relax.
Overall it’s a good cautious trim and is certainly better than the last pro I had in to do mine while off due to illness.
Horse has negative palmar angle and had a massive toe wedge that needed to be cleared. Guy refused to even touch it. Stating that he was at live sole. Horse is now super sore. I took out the wedge 1/2” easily and made her a heck of a lot more comfortable. Will be taking more toe soon to really start reversing the NPA.
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Stubborn mule v patient farrier
Is this hurting him!!!؟؟؟
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Awesome! But what is the point of that? I know it is good for the horses but in what way?
I think it gives them more traction. I’m not sure though
Shotta03 They need to be trimmed/shod regularly to avoid them getting long and having issues.
Same as you trimming your own nails. Biggest difference is that they'll have permanent tendon and ligament damage if they don't get trims and if the hooves don't chip off on their own
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Horse hooves, horse body, horse sound, horse tail. This is not a mule.
My days, mules are hybrids between donkeys and horses.
They will sound similar to horses and donkeys.
Is a Mules hoof harder than a quarter horse?
On average they are and have more hoof to work with , a thicker wall an sole .
He needs to sharpen his tools
His knife seems very sharp
@Tabourba watch any other mule trimming video. And they cut through it like butter. This guy needs to sharpen his tools.
What will happen if you don’t trim it
The hoof will become overgrown and the horse will have many hoof problems.
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How long did it take to cage up like that
Sorry, I don’t understand
Daniel Gunderson for all the stuff to build up
@@JoshFytb every 6 to 8 weeks they need to be trimmed.
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I know da horse feet be hurting
It doesn't hurt them
@@hotshot_rae Not for the hooves but it looks like this man didn't let the horse have a some rest for him to feel comfortable
@@ash_9341The mule was pulling back because he or she is impatient, not because he needs rest. They also do that if your nervous or unsure.
If they are tired then of course breaks are necessary, they usually have the breaks while the person is getting tools or shoes.
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Is this guy an amateur at trimming hooves
Why you ask?
do the horses feel pain when you trim
No, all I’m trimming off is excess nail/hoof growth
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He would be the second one to know if it was painful ;)