I don't know horses, I'm a dog guy, but I was so angry watching this, that someone let that poor creature get into such a bad state. You do beautiful work.
You can bet that horse was sore for a while after the trim. Living with those grown out feet at all those extreme angles for that long time. You can see how those feet have affected his tendons and joints. I am so glad that he has his new wonderful caretaker to look after him. There is no excuse for neglect.
I wish the law permitted the public to sentence the owner to a time of punishment while kept in the same state of neglect and pain and soreness as the owner inflicted upon the animal.
These horses have an ability to read people, it’s behavior is mainly credited to the skied farrier, his demanor, and the horse picking up that he’s there to help
It was like he instinctually knew they were going to help him feel better, glad for this entirely hopeful everything's corrected in time completely. Such a beauty, he'll be able to run freely again sometime soon.
I was surprised to see how healthy his tissue appeared to be under all that. You could see a little bruising under some of it, but nowhere near as bad as it could've been. Glad about that.
My understanding is that some horses who founder in a season experience absolutely ludicrous hoof growth and that it's possible for it to get extremely out of hand in a short time, such that a well fed and well cared for horse whos owners have a sudden accident and can no longer properly arrange care for them can get in a bad way in much less time than you'd think, all while eating a nutrient rich diet provided by some helpful person who's just dumping it in there each day.
@@missumbrella5319 that horse just got the best treat of it’s life i would say. All the removed hooves should be made into a bracelet and hung around the neck of the person who allowed that to happen to the poor horse.
Who neglects their animal to the point that it's feet become deformed ? Good thing there are people who can give the animals some relief and comfort ! 👍🏻👏❤
My uncle, a horseman from a long line of horsemen, took my cousin and I as children along to a job such as this when I was a child of about 11. The poor pony he trimmed had hooves so long they curled back like elf shoes. It was fairly traumatic to watch and now, over 50 years later, I’ve never forgotten that poor, sweet little pony.
@@johnmachter40 In the wild, much like dogs, I think they're day-to-day activities just involved more wear and tear, so their nails/hooves naturally stay short as they get banged up and ground down. Running along riverbeds, on rocky hillsides, and through shrubbery (plus the LONG distances wild horses have to run around in). I'm not an expert, but i would think that it's only because we provide them with a sedentary life that their hooves start to grow like this. I could be wrong.
@@johnmachter40 You hit the nail on the head. Some humans are just keeping something alive that natural selection would weed out fairly quickly. Not sure why. I’ve seen horses but I don’t know what they are used for in modern times. Maybe they are some kind of strange pets?
The horse is obviously happy, but I knew there would be a happy dog grabbin those hoof pieces at some point hah My dog learned real quick what the farrier's truck looked like and would dance around quite excited.
@@lkriticos7619 yeah it's the same material as horn, which was what people used before plastic, so I imagine it can be carved like horn can be. With a properly cared for horse you wouldn't get chunks big enough to carve though
My goodness I cried watching this what a difference I don’t know anything about horses but this was beautiful this man is an artist godsend at the end you could see the difference in the horse the personality the way it worked everything. I recently found out about horseshoeing and people that do this I genuinely have a deep appreciation
It's absolutely heartbreaking to see the pain the horses are in before the job. It gives me a pain in my gut when I see their hooves in such awful shape. Amazing work, and I'm so glad they have you to help them 💜
@showmecowgirl I've worked in a racing stable. I know what the reality looks like. Horses are money. If a horse sucks, it will go to "vacation"... Obviously riding a horse in general is fine, especially when private owners treat their horse like family.
Ах, ты ж Боже мой!!! Даже ржал и ржал конь от счастья движения!) Почувствовал себя молодым жеребцом))))! Честь и хвала золотым рукам кузнецов и конюхов!!!
great work on this horse's feet. Having been a horse owner in the past it's amazing how many people that have no business owning these beautiful animals that do it anyway. They do not possess the financial ability to pay for the farrier or vets for floating teeth or vaccinations etc. I have not mentioned the cost of grain, hay, or shavings for the stalls. It is incredibly costly to care for them properly. Do not take it on if you cannot afford it. You're not doing the horse any favor by neglecting basic care because you do not have the money.
@@johnmachter40 My guess is that wild horses run a lot more than horses kept in stables and meadows. The hooves of this poor animal haven’t been cut in a long while.
There is no excuse for someone to let this horse’s hooves to get into that condition. It’s animal abuse. The farrier did a great job trimming the hooves to allow the horse to live a normal life.
@@gasalpha879 Wild horses often travel over rough ground where the hooves are trimmed by the rocks and Sandy soil. Whereas donkeys and horses with this condition are often kept cooped up in soft soil pastures that often have lots of grass that do not facilitate natural trimming of the hooves.
Thank God for great FARRIERS!! They are worth their weight in gold and more for what they can do to help a horse like this!! 5 or 6 trims and that horse won't be foot sore, and will have its heels where they're supposed to be!! I'm a trainer in Ontario, Canada, and I'm blessed that I have a CJF. He comes out every Spring before the foals I delivered in December to February go home in April for their first foot rasp. I've prepared them by handling legs and feet, and not once has any of the foals in over 30+ years that grew up and went on to become Hunter's or 3 Day Eventer's have ever kicked out at a farrier because of the groundwork I put in, and the patience of my farrier. So I thank all of you CJF!! 💖 💖 You are amazing! From putting shoes on or doing a bare foot trim. Thank you!! From an FEI Level Coach and Retired Paramedic from Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
If u cant take care of every part of your pet, horse, dog, cat, gold fish, dont have them. Ge a responsible person. Thank you for taking care of this horse, great job, u make them feel soo much more comfortable. 👍👍👍
Wow it is amazing what farriers can do to trim neglected horses hooves,It is a joy to watch farriers trim their hooves and make their hooves normal again and help the horses to feel better and move without pain and discomfort .
Great work! There's at least an hour of hard work there, but so worth the good outcome. I trimmed a couple of Shetland ponies last summer like that. Hooves like rock. I was wrecked after more than two hours working on them, but they could walk again.
I could cry to be able to wash this whole ass walk Croasdale, free from pain is one of the life rewards. He was in pretty bad shape, and you brought him back to life by giving him the chance to be a true animal again to walk in Gallup, and I think he even talking because he kept making voice sounds thank you sir, for allowing us to see this beautiful animal, restore
I am completely blown away finding out there is a horseshoeing school! I cannot ride any longer, however, finding a quality farrier was sometimes impossible, especially a farrier that could hot shoe. More videos! I cannot wait to tell my younger horse friends.
People that let these beautiful animals get into this condition doesn’t deserve them! Heartbreaking to see this for me but so grateful for the people who take so good care of the. Bless you!
Красавчик! Мы тоже в детстве вылечили брошенного осла(у него было гораздо хуже: копыто уже полумесяц и рос вверх, и шла кровь, т.к. слишком давно он так ходил). Забрали осенью вылечили и всю зиму кормили, учили слушаться уздечку, а весной его украли, когда мы сами уже хотели его запрягать. Однажды мы его встретили у старика одного, сказал что купил. Тогда у нас уже была лошадь, но я рад что ослик здоров.
The pain to walk is in the face Humans can't even imagine how much 😔😪 my heart 💔 Thank God for you 🙏truly I hope you know the love these Beautiful horses 🐎 have for you After they can stand with out excruciating pain! 🐴💞
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Quien fue la bestia que descuido a ese hermoso animal. Gracias a la gente que ayudo y curo a tan noble animal. Saludos desde México y bendiciones siempre
This horse could barely walk, so sad the condition of his hooves. Still lame afterwards but SO much better. That was amazing work . At first I was like gosh, that farrier is just ruff then I realized it was speeded up. Great job🤩
I hope he would come back like a month later, when hooves would grow a bit, and would get less warped. And then he would do final trimming and showing. It was so awful, probably he could not did it fine in one go.
@@AriochThe I agree. The coffin bone inside the hoof has rotated with hooves grown out like that. It will take several trims over several months to bring the hooves and coffin bone to as natural alignment as possible. He may never be normal again.
What a relief for that poor animal..he may have tender feet for a while but afterwards he will be so comfortable..bless the farrier for doing a great job!!!
What an incredible and much needed skill you have. very interesting to watch. I'm a beach guy and don't know much about horses but I did remove a fishing hook stuck on the eyebrow of an adult stingray some time back, it was intense!
I felt for the horse, at the first of this video and was tickled for him as he walked without a limp, after the Farrier got done with him! Thank You for excellent workmanship and filming.
Dear Sir, You should be proud of what a great job you did! I have been watching these videos, I'm surprised how some people seem to care VERY LITTLE about the animals. Some "man" does donkey hoofs, and he seems to hate the animals. I would never let him touch one of my animals! I would think you would need to be Certified, so "people" like that man, wouldn't be out there.
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I don't know horses, I'm a dog guy, but I was so angry watching this, that someone let that poor creature get into such a bad state. You do beautiful work.
Some of them are rescues. Money is a huge factor.
You can bet that horse was sore for a while after the trim. Living with those grown out feet at all those extreme angles for that long time. You can see how those feet have affected his tendons and joints. I am so glad that he has his new wonderful caretaker to look after him. There is no excuse for neglect.
I can't believe its legs didn't just snap
You can tell he’s a bit sore in the clip of him walking after the trim, but still worlds better than before.
You're right there is no excuse absolutely none. Can't afford the farrier don't have the horse. Hope it's running now poor little one.
Ужас запустит так животное издевательство
I wish the law permitted the public to sentence the owner to a time of punishment while kept in the same state of neglect and pain and soreness as the owner inflicted upon the animal.
What a good boy he was, clearly wasn't use to being trimmed but still cooperated fully putting his trust in you, well done on a lovely job 👏
These horses have an ability to read people, it’s behavior is mainly credited to the skied farrier, his demanor, and the horse picking up that he’s there to help
@@lotus_8773 that goes for all animals, they all have the ability, like we do, to read energy.
It was like he instinctually knew they were going to help him feel better, glad for this entirely hopeful everything's corrected in time completely. Such a beauty, he'll be able to run freely again sometime soon.
"Trust, Instinct, and a farriers skill. For everything else, there's Ketamine."
Probably had been trimmed just not recently.
You can literally see the horse walking with pride at the end of the video. So happy there are folks doing this for these beautiful animals.
uhh with ecstasy evidently...
The horse is actually vocal about feeling better too.
I love how the horse went from kind of pitiful attitude to all galliant steed at the end! So cute (:
anyone who has tried walking immediately after having a foot cast removed knows that walk
I noticed that too 😁
He is sure making proud noises. hahaha
And the ding dong is showing. He is ready for the ladies.
@@ImperadorLucius haha he was feeling so much better he was calling for the ladies!
Knickering at all the lady horses. "How YOU doin'?"
I was surprised to see how healthy his tissue appeared to be under all that. You could see a little bruising under some of it, but nowhere near as bad as it could've been. Glad about that.
My understanding is that some horses who founder in a season experience absolutely ludicrous hoof growth and that it's possible for it to get extremely out of hand in a short time, such that a well fed and well cared for horse whos owners have a sudden accident and can no longer properly arrange care for them can get in a bad way in much less time than you'd think, all while eating a nutrient rich diet provided by some helpful person who's just dumping it in there each day.
What a shame that his hooves were neglected. You guys did a great job helping that horse out
Thank you for showing the after clip of him walking! He looks so happy to not be in such pain even just walking! Very handsome horse!
One can only IMAGINE how good he must feel with his trimmed hooves
well, probably pretty sore for a bit as his tendons and ligaments get used to being at the right angles again, but the weight alone must be a relief
ya listen to the grunting as he walks out at the end
@@randycarey7487 bro my horses grunt all the time it’s one of the normal happy sounds my horse does it especially when he gets treats
@@missumbrella5319 that horse just got the best treat of it’s life i would say. All the removed hooves should be made into a bracelet and hung around the neck of the person who allowed that to happen to the poor horse.
It's always amazing what a great ferrier can do. Hats off to that talented man. Hopefully your horse is completely on the mend and running the field.
Who neglects their animal to the point that it's feet become deformed ? Good thing there are people who can give the animals some relief and comfort ! 👍🏻👏❤
My uncle, a horseman from a long line of horsemen, took my cousin and I as children along to a job such as this when I was a child of about 11. The poor pony he trimmed had hooves so long they curled back like elf shoes. It was fairly traumatic to watch and now, over 50 years later, I’ve never forgotten that poor, sweet little pony.
Poor animal. You’re a real asswipe if you treat them like that. Was he ever able to walk properly again?
how did horses live before humans cared for their feet?
did they just die?
cant belive nature was that dumb to made such a mistake...
@@johnmachter40 In the wild, much like dogs, I think they're day-to-day activities just involved more wear and tear, so their nails/hooves naturally stay short as they get banged up and ground down. Running along riverbeds, on rocky hillsides, and through shrubbery (plus the LONG distances wild horses have to run around in). I'm not an expert, but i would think that it's only because we provide them with a sedentary life that their hooves start to grow like this. I could be wrong.
@@johnmachter40 You hit the nail on the head. Some humans are just keeping something alive that natural selection would weed out fairly quickly. Not sure why. I’ve seen horses but I don’t know what they are used for in modern times. Maybe they are some kind of strange pets?
@@jimdavis961 yes, pets of the rich people.
The horse is telling everyone how good he feels, beautiful job.
The horse is obviously happy, but I knew there would be a happy dog grabbin those hoof pieces at some point hah My dog learned real quick what the farrier's truck looked like and would dance around quite excited.
Aren't hooves the animal equivalent to finger and toenails? I'm curious why dogs would like to eat that.
@@tempest83 Dunno but the dogs love it, we also used to get cow hooves sold at the farm supply store, they loved those too.
It looks really solid in the videos, is it a material you can carve like bone? (Curious and haven't spent much time around horses.)
@@lkriticos7619 yeah it's the same material as horn, which was what people used before plastic, so I imagine it can be carved like horn can be. With a properly cared for horse you wouldn't get chunks big enough to carve though
@@platedlizard That makes sense. Thank you for answering :)
What a gorgeous horse. It's amazing how the hoof changes. Great work. I hope he has a great life now.
Its always amazing to see how better the horses walk so soon after a good trim, the speed of their relief is so cool
My goodness I cried watching this what a difference I don’t know anything about horses but this was beautiful this man is an artist godsend at the end you could see the difference in the horse the personality the way it worked everything. I recently found out about horseshoeing and people that do this I genuinely have a deep appreciation
That horse has got to be so much more comfortable now, great skills sir.
It's absolutely heartbreaking to see the pain the horses are in before the job. It gives me a pain in my gut when I see their hooves in such awful shape. Amazing work, and I'm so glad they have you to help them 💜
I have to say I really thought I would only watch a few minutes of this video, but I became captivated! He’s so phenomenal at his craft!
Wow, what a talent and patience this man has. That was beautiful.... it's just horrible what people will allow.
U know what i think is way more horrible than a horse with overgrown hooves? Eating meat or having horses for racing. Fuck horses man.
@showmecowgirl I've worked in a racing stable. I know what the reality looks like. Horses are money. If a horse sucks, it will go to "vacation"... Obviously riding a horse in general is fine, especially when private owners treat their horse like family.
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This very good your videos are good
@@genoelch eating meat is everything 🥩
Horse was singing when he was finished. Telling everyone the farrier does a good job and not to be scared.
Poor baby. You could tell he's tender and sore but he looks so much happier. He must feel so much better!
That poor horse! And how happy he was to get his feet trimmed! 💛
God Bless you! Thank you for showing him walking afterwards, you were his angel 😇💖
You can really see how you corrected the angle of his hoof and he can walk properly and comfortably again, even to the untrained eye
Ах, ты ж Боже мой!!! Даже ржал и ржал конь от счастья движения!) Почувствовал себя молодым жеребцом))))! Честь и хвала золотым рукам кузнецов и конюхов!!!
Все равно татары его съедят
Bless you farrier... how valuable you are! 🙏 ❤
He is making happy sounds afterwards too!
Yeah , but those " happy sounds " are directed towards the girls in the neighborhood 😁👍
@@suzyschulze1363 yeah he’s saying, “over here ladies! Check out the new hooves”
Oh yes
Much love
homie got a new pair of shoes
Beautiful job. Ty for what you do. I couldn’t imagine the back issues you must have being a farrier.
He 's still trying to adjust his walking even though he doesn't need to...! I am so happy for this guy.
Thank you all for helping and tending to the needs of these beautiful animals. You are all heroes.
great work on this horse's feet. Having been a horse owner in the past it's amazing how many people that have no business owning these beautiful animals that do it anyway. They do not possess the financial ability to pay for the farrier or vets for floating teeth or vaccinations etc. I have not mentioned the cost of grain, hay, or shavings for the stalls. It is incredibly costly to care for them properly. Do not take it on if you cannot afford it. You're not doing the horse any favor by neglecting basic care because you do not have the money.
I totally agree with you. If can’t afford to provide for them sell them or give them away to someone who does care.
how did horses live before humans cared for their feet?
did they just die?
cant belive nature was that dumb to made such a mistake...
@@johnmachter40 Their hooves just wore off.
@@bertvdlast so why do they grow so huge here?
@@johnmachter40 My guess is that wild horses run a lot more than horses kept in stables and meadows. The hooves of this poor animal haven’t been cut in a long while.
I am amazed that you can fix hooves that have been so neglected. On behalf of those poor horses thank you
Very satisfying to see this horse get the care it deserves!
Бедный конь, сколько времени мучился. Кузнец молодец!
В чем молодец. Ради контента, отрастил копыта лошадке, мучел животное что бы видос запилить.
@@a_resident_of_planet_earth глупость не пишите, к ковалю привезли жеребца.
@@a_resident_of_planet_earth аааха
@@a_resident_of_planet_earth видос снял и зарубил топором чтобы родственников татар угостить
Thank gosh this horse finally got a farrier’s help! I imagine his legs, joints and back are feeling SO much better!
There is no excuse for someone to let this horse’s hooves to get into that condition. It’s animal abuse. The farrier did a great job trimming the hooves to allow the horse to live a normal life.
Doesn't that happen in wild horses tho aswell ? If not then what causes it ?
@@gasalpha879 Wild horses often travel over rough ground where the hooves are trimmed by the rocks and Sandy soil. Whereas donkeys and horses with this condition are often kept cooped up in soft soil pastures that often have lots of grass that do not facilitate natural trimming of the hooves.
@@jarmstrong2843 Oh that makes sense, ty
Hopefully this was a rescue case and he was brought in to help the hooves.
Well what do you expect from an animal that brings wildlife to extinction. Only a few people care.
Brings tears to my eyes!😢. How could anyone be so Cruel !!!
Thank you for helping these Beautiful animals !👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank God for great FARRIERS!! They are worth their weight in gold and more for what they can do to help a horse like this!! 5 or 6 trims and that horse won't be foot sore, and will have its heels where they're supposed to be!! I'm a trainer in Ontario, Canada, and I'm blessed that I have a CJF. He comes out every Spring before the foals I delivered in December to February go home in April for their first foot rasp. I've prepared them by handling legs and feet, and not once has any of the foals in over 30+ years that grew up and went on to become Hunter's or 3 Day Eventer's have ever kicked out at a farrier because of the groundwork I put in, and the patience of my farrier. So I thank all of you CJF!! 💖 💖 You are amazing! From putting shoes on or doing a bare foot trim. Thank you!! From an FEI Level Coach and Retired Paramedic from Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
Beautiful horse, hope he has found a home where he is cared for.
What an Act of Professional Compassion, the pony knew it needed help and behaved. Great job
If u cant take care of every part of your pet, horse, dog, cat, gold fish, dont have them. Ge a responsible person. Thank you for taking care of this horse, great job, u make them feel soo much more comfortable. 👍👍👍
Thanks for showing the happy animal, who can't believe his relief....This is the best part.
Poor little guy, amazing job. He must feel so much better after that "trim". Nice little pony to. ❤️
Just wanted to say a big thank you for the work you do to help theses beautiful horses They really do deserve better and thanks to you they are♥️
Bless you for helping this little one. You are an amazing ferrier for sure, well done.
Wow! That transformation is awesome! Thank you for helping this horse 😃
Great job, This horsecwill be so much more comfortable now.
i love to watch videos where people help out these poor animals. The transformation is incredible!
Poor horse😢 been neglected for so long! Thank you for doing such good job to restore her hoofs! Your work is amazing!
Wow it is amazing what farriers can do to trim neglected horses hooves,It is a joy to watch farriers trim their hooves and make their hooves normal again and help the horses to feel better and move without pain and discomfort .
Great work!
There's at least an hour of hard work there, but so worth the good outcome.
I trimmed a couple of Shetland ponies last summer like that. Hooves like rock. I was wrecked after more than two hours working on them, but they could walk again.
His lovely walk out at the end said it all 🐴 now he can move again!! His hobble at the start was awful
I could cry to be able to wash this whole ass walk Croasdale, free from pain is one of the life rewards. He was in pretty bad shape, and you brought him back to life by giving him the chance to be a true animal again to walk in Gallup, and I think he even talking because he kept making voice sounds thank you sir, for allowing us to see this beautiful animal, restore
I am completely blown away finding out there is a horseshoeing school! I cannot ride any longer, however, finding a quality farrier was sometimes impossible, especially a farrier that could hot shoe. More videos! I cannot wait to tell my younger horse friends.
Well done. It's a wonderful jobs you have done for this beautiful horse. Thanks for sharing.
Superb job. Thank you so much for helping him. I think he was shouting to his friends how better felt afterwards. 👏👏
I'm a Brooklyn girl with a love for animals and that made my heart sing....just beautiful
Как же можно было до такого довести бедный конь. Спасибо за ваш труд.
Её держали взаперти
So sweet!🥺😍 The dog was having a field day with the trimmings!😂😋
So glad there’s people who help These beautiful animals 😢👍🌹🌹🌹😊
People that let these beautiful animals get into this condition doesn’t deserve them! Heartbreaking to see this for me but so grateful for the people who take so good care of the. Bless you!
Красавчик! Мы тоже в детстве вылечили брошенного осла(у него было гораздо хуже: копыто уже полумесяц и рос вверх, и шла кровь, т.к. слишком давно он так ходил). Забрали осенью вылечили и всю зиму кормили, учили слушаться уздечку, а весной его украли, когда мы сами уже хотели его запрягать. Однажды мы его встретили у старика одного, сказал что купил. Тогда у нас уже была лошадь, но я рад что ослик здоров.
@@user-bt6fw7vz5d точат об камни сами
AMAZING and no blasting music. Beautiful natural sounds👍
What an incredible job you did!!! Thank you for helping these animals!!! Very captivating, and I felt such relief for this sweet pony.
The pain to walk is in the face
Humans can't even imagine how much 😔😪 my heart 💔
Thank God for you 🙏truly
I hope you know the love these
Beautiful horses 🐎 have for you
After they can stand with out excruciating pain! 🐴💞
Quien fue la bestia que descuido a ese hermoso animal. Gracias a la gente que ayudo y curo a tan noble animal. Saludos desde México y bendiciones siempre
This horse could barely walk, so sad the condition of his hooves. Still lame afterwards but SO much better. That was amazing work . At first I was like gosh, that farrier is just ruff then I realized it was speeded up. Great job🤩
I hope he would come back like a month later, when hooves would grow a bit, and would get less warped. And then he would do final trimming and showing. It was so awful, probably he could not did it fine in one go.
@@AriochThe I agree. The coffin bone inside the hoof has rotated with hooves grown out like that. It will take several trims over several months to bring the hooves and coffin bone to as natural alignment as possible. He may never be normal again.
I geth so sad when you see things like this, horses are such kind creatures, and then we treat them like this😢😢 thank you for helping🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏
How could someone neglect such a beautiful animal is beyond me!! 😢
Horse at the end: Ohhh lawd my feet feel so much better! Thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!
I believe that's an exact quote 😂
My God...why in the hell do horse owners neglect their horses this way 😫😠 . Thanks for helping this poor soul. I know he feels a lot better now.
OMG That poor pony! You could hear the joy in his voice at the end!
Thank you for your care and kindness.x
Совсем другой жеребчик стал. 👍Дай Бог Здоровья мастеру. 🙏
That poor horse, I can’t imagine how much better you made him feel
What a relief that most be, looks good. Bless you🌺🙏
What a relief for that poor animal..he may have tender feet for a while but afterwards he will be so comfortable..bless the farrier for doing a great job!!!
Great job. Interesting to see how contracted his heels are. I expect they might expand as he gets use to his feet being cared for.
Muchas gracias por ayudar a los burritos y a los caballos.
Que corazones tan nobles.
Que Dios los bendiga a ustedes y a sus descendencias.
Jajaja, google translate strikes again!
It translated "little donkey" as "burrito" (as in, the food)! XD
I like how he was hollerin’ at the ladies after he got I his hooves all done up. Like, “Hey girls!”
Awwww 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 thank goodness for people like you to do this for this beauty
The horse: He ladies I just got my hoofs done at the Farriers salon.. Im ready now no more limping around.😂🤣
I hope the person who allowed this animal to suffer as it did has been prosecuted to the full.
God bless you for helping this animal
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YOUR A BLESSING TO ALL THESE ANIMAILS THAT YOU HELP!!!!!! Do take care. Fl.
Seguro que este caballo recuerda a quien le devolvio su mobilidad de nuevo, gran trabajo de un gran profesional!!
That poor horse!! I am so glad you could help it out!!
Same here. I'm so relieved for him. 🤍
You are an angel for taking care of the horses in such a beautiful way.
Thank you soo much for helping him. 🙂
What an incredible and much needed skill you have. very interesting to watch. I'm a beach guy and don't know much about horses but I did remove a fishing hook stuck on the eyebrow of an adult stingray some time back, it was intense!
He’s shouting to all his farm animals pals , “LOOK AT MY NEW KICKS YO!!! Yeah, that’s right, I’m bad! I’m bad!” :))
Wow what a difference thank you so much sir and I bet the horses so happy now🐴🐎😁👍😊
Ой, какие вы молодцы, лошадочке легче стало
Молодец мастер ! Золотые руки. Спасибо вам за вашу такую работу ! 😍😍😍😍😍💪💪💪✌👊❤👏👏👏👏
Бедный мальчик,сколько времени он страдал?Как можно допускать такое?Спасибо кузнецу!🙌
I felt for the horse, at the first of this video and was tickled for him as he walked without a limp, after the Farrier got done with him! Thank You for excellent workmanship and filming.
God bless you, u r an angel for those horses, amazing job
Dear Sir, You should be proud of what a great job you did! I have been watching these videos, I'm surprised how some people seem to care VERY LITTLE about the animals. Some "man" does donkey hoofs, and he seems to hate the animals. I would never let him touch one of my animals! I would think you would need to be Certified, so "people" like that man, wouldn't be out there.