This kind of skill takes years upon years to develop into what you see in this video. This farrier is extremely talented. Please appreciate the fact that he makes everything look effortless when it is definitely not. Great video. Thank you!
@@mosawo5491 How old are you? Did you even know about animals? Did you even visit a zoo for once? Right. You're too young for this content go to school 1st.
Being a farrier is a very noble profession, it's hard work and I'm sure it's satisfying caring for these animals . I have a lot of respect for these farriers.
@@hals1fineday I believe it’s because wild horses walk long distances everyday, so their hooves naturally file down from walking, im pretty sure :) someone correct me if I’m wrong
@@robloxmanface1 I thought it was the opposite sorta. If the horse walks on pavement a lot, its feet or nails would wear down faster. The shoe for a horse does much the same job as a shoe for a human.
Actually, I waited till the end, hoping to get a look of a happy face of a horse... But I'm pretty much astonished anyway. First time I get to see that handicraft up close. Impressing.
This is my first time watching a professional farrier do his job. I’m absolutely blown away by how you’re able to remove an old horseshoe, clean and trim the bottoms of their hoof, all the while you’re blacksmithing a new shoe. To me that’s extremely impressive but the final fitting and additional detail work like clipping the tips of the hammered horseshoe nails and the final sanding and lacquered finish over the outside of the hoof is amazing to watch. The level of skill and patience needed to work on horse feet is truly remarkable. In the old days, blacksmiths were one of the most important people in any village or town and it’s just so awesome that this incredible art form and skill is still needed today. You definitely have a new fan and subscriber in me. Thank you so much for sharing! Take care!
My dad was a farrier and blacksmith, my grandad too. My dad used to shoe racehorses and he'd take us along with him, I wish I'd payed more attention to what he was doing, what a skill.
Who would have thought I would spend full 10 minutes on watching a video on the subject I have absolutely no interest in... and immensely enjoy every second of it!
Can you imagine in the olden days in huge rolling estates, farriers would be prepare the carriage horses by the glow of gaslight well into the night, to the sound of their tools and the gentle sounds of the horses....
Don’t know anything about shoeing horses but I just watched a very talented craftsman doing a job that has been around for thousand years and doing it with such skill . Well done
@Darkstar Homosapiens existed for millions of years and they didn't need any shoes. Artificial improvements on nature's suboptimal solutions is the basis of technological growth.
probably when it gets next to the blood flow and such, (the nail bed for us) however they don't go that deep as it'll interfere with the horse's ability to walk
It’s not really the outer hoof that is sensitive, it’s the frog, that arrow-looking thing in the middle, blood and nerves are closer to the surface there, it would be like cutting your finger nail too short.. and that horse would definitely let him know.
I enjoy watching videos of farriers at work, I've seen many, but this farrier was one of the best so far. The hoof looked like something out of a picture book afterwards. Worked very cleanly and precisely. Hats off. 🎉
It trips me out to see how calm the horse is while going through this process. It’s like it knows that this needs to be done, & the farrier is helpin me. One amazed city boy! 👍🏿
I'm not a horse person or an iron work person, so I guess I'm just here because it's pleasant and inspiring to watch someone making a living doing something so unique and kind. I hope some day I can find a place so vital and humble for myself in my own community.
Growing up on a ranch and now living in the city. I can so admire your skill and passion for what you do. Being able too handle someone else's animals with ease is not easily done by just anyone. Amazing job on the set and place. Great job on the spa treatment. 🥰🙌
Er hat sehr viel gutes Huf Material abgetragen, eine Wölbung sollte ein Pferd erlaufen, nicht erschnitten werden. Wäre interessant zu sehen, ob das Pferd ohne Eisen fühlig läuft, was mich nicht wundern würde, bei dem was alles raus geschnitten wurde. Die weiße Linie sollte auch nicht so auseinander sein.
貴重な動画のアップありがとうございました。牛馬が完全にいなくならない限り、こういう職人は必要ですね。蹄鉄に関することを知らない人が多数いるのは驚きです。 Thank you for uploading valuable videos. As long as the cows and horses are completely gone, such craftsmen are necessary. It is surprising that there are many people who do not know about horseshoes.
Замечательно! Случайно наткнулась на это видео. Думала полминутки посмотрю, но в итоге не смогла оторваться и смотрела до самого конца. Как же здорово наблюдать за работой мастера
I owned quarter horses for over 30 years and I was always fascinated when I had them shod. Truly good farriers are hard to come by. I’m very impressed with the work this farrier performed.
@@Paige-Turnner I have definitely seen a lot worse! Before being shod, I would say the hoof was in fairly good condition. But as you saw, it sure looked better when the farrier completed the job.
@@gregbulls2448 thank you for responding, it's good to know that. I didn't think it was neglect, but wasn't sure. And yes this guy definitely did a great job! 🙂
@@cm3609 it doesn’t at all. If trimmed too short though, it can make them a bit sore till the hoof grows out a bit. Only an unskilled farrier does that.
I remember watching this up close as a kid. Growing up in South Louisiana my family would do the horse show circuit. This old guy was always there shoeing all the horses. I'm sure he did a pretty good business in 1 or 2 nights work. He would let us kids sit and watch him as long as we were still and quiet to not disturb the horse. We were always mesmerized watching this up close.
Я из России. Мой дедушка разводил лошадей, поэтому понимаю ваши чувства. Смотрю видео и будто переношусь в детство, где слежу за работой конюха и боюсь каждый раз, когда лошадь устанет и начнет дёргаться
Gratulálok!Sok patkolást láttam már életemben azt elhihetik, de ez tényleg kiemekedően nívós, minőségi munka, csodaszép magasan qualifikált végeredménnyel egy igazi szakembertől!Köszönöm az élményt, minden perce élvezet volt!
Very nicely done, I had no idea. Such beautiful animals, nice to see the bond between humans and horses and a glimpse at what it takes to care for one.
When that inventor noticed that the horse's hooves weren't able to sustain the hard work the horse was asked to perform so its hooves needed protection.
Damn, what a professional. I'd be nervous as fuck that I might strike a nerve or hit live skin - prompting the horse to launch me into orbit with a kick.
Первый раз, такое вижу. Как надо любить животное,!? И себя... Мастер своего дела. какая ответственность и забота. Потрясающе! Доброе сердце и золотые руки.
And to help ease you mind even more: for the horses, cows, mules, etc that get the whole treatment done by a seasoned professional like this man, it feels SO GOOD for them. It's like, imagine having a rock stuck in your shoe that has been there for months and you can never get it out. All of that discomfort goes away when farriers clean out all of the gunk stuck in the crevasse of the hooves and trim down all the excess growth. They can walk around in comfort once again 😊
It's not dying really. No machine can replace a person in this line of work, the technic hasn't changed for over a 1000 year's and more. There is big demand but nobody could be bothered. And I live in Ireland
I knew someone somewhere will find a way to vilify this- Don worry, was wondering the same thing, tho i reckon its just a large toenail so i don't think there's anything wrong
If the horse didnt like it, he would be already flying with one of its kicks. This is a painless procedure where you can compare the horse hoof to the whites of your nails that you cut off with a nailcutter. In the wild, the hooves naturally wear themselves down with the rough plains they run around on while domesticated horses need these shoes to protect their feet from an even harder ground (pavement, roads etc.)
I truly appreciate a video of a horse in good shape getting new shoes. There are so many videos of horses whose hooves are in terrible shape finally being groomed. It's so nice to see a video of someone doing their job well for a horse who is properly cared for 🐴❤️
As a farrier myself I can say he did well, other than sanding the periople, which while looking good promotes excessive moisture loss and can cause damage if the owner doesn't moisturize the hooves
What will they do with out skilled labour's... this was an awesome thing to behold. I never knew that a horse huff could take all of that and how they put the horse shoe on.. Man you are skilled at what you do.
Oh man..this guy is a true meticulous craftsman..makes a plastic surgeon's lyposuction work as walk in the park..someone throw that guy a big bonus and give him a nice raise.
Hey I really enjoyed you video. My dad was a farrier also. He learned the trade in the Calvary during WW2 and never left the field. Dad passed at the age of 80 and shod until he was 78 . On occasion he'd get a call fromMichigan State Veterinarian college for some thoughts and information. Not bad for a man with an 8th grade education. He another farrier and the professor designed and made one of the first navicular shoes. He used to say, those guys aren't farriers, they only cold shoe, no forage, no clips and a wimpy anvil, which I still own today. He also used to" hot check" the fit I never seen the knife you used to clean around the frog, that looked interesting. Sir, not that it matters but my father would have had the upmost respect for you! THAT'S ONE TOUGH JOB!!! Thanks for the memories . Ps where were the dogs to haul off the scrap hoofs?
It feels amazing on my feet, I have empathy on the horse, I can feel the horses relaxation the sense of relief for example removing a painful glass from a foot and then it all healed no pain and it get this sense of relief that what kind of relief of relief the way he scraps the old nail it feel so good I can physically feel it on my feet and it feels amazing 🤩🤩🥰🥰😍😍🐴🐾
Highly professional and precision job. The man does it with dexterity and makes it look very easy. I was at times concerned whether his actions hurt the animal. But the precision and neatness of the job is amazing.
@@erenyeager5415 hooves do have nerve as well as blood vessels at a certain core depth. I have witnessed oxen writhing in pain when the nail touches nerves and contracting septic due to the environmental ingress
Have no idea why I watched this the first time but after it was over I had to put my headphones on and watch it again and listen to everything going on this was just flat out amazing skill
Так завораживающе. как будто родовая память всплывает, как предки делали или в прошлом наблюдала. Смотрела до конца. Если перевести на современный мир: тут и элементы обувщика, и автосервис( лошсервис), и маникюр, педикюр. И современные инструменты и материалы, и защитные покрытия. Здорово. И вместе с тем такой труд тяжелый. Я жму руку этому кузнецу. Здорово, что такие сильные люди есть на Земле, со своим даром.
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3:30 am and I'm watching professional farrier horse manicure in bed. RUclips algorithm, you've done it again. 👏👏👏
🤣
2:30am for me 😆
3:31 am here 😆
Me too 😃
Me too
This kind of skill takes years upon years to develop into what you see in this video. This farrier is extremely talented. Please appreciate the fact that he makes everything look effortless when it is definitely not. Great video. Thank you!
@Random Videos World "They are not doing for the first time they are trained" you basically just repeated what this person said in their comment.
@Random Videos World just delete it then?
all i see is animal abuse. scrapping their nail? putting hot ass steel on it directly? NAILING IN A NAIL WITH A HAMMMER?
@@mosawo5491 it doesn’t hurt the animal at all you nitwit
@@mosawo5491 How old are you? Did you even know about animals? Did you even visit a zoo for once? Right. You're too young for this content go to school 1st.
Being a farrier is a very noble profession, it's hard work and I'm sure it's satisfying caring for these animals . I have a lot of respect for these farriers.
The amount of trust this horse puts into you and the amount of trust you put into the horse is insane and I admire it
I have been practicing this craft and teaching it for almost 60 years. This is a well done job. Kudos!
Why does he carve a V shape and the outer u is filleted?
@@hals1fineday I believe it’s because wild horses walk long distances everyday, so their hooves naturally file down from walking, im pretty sure :) someone correct me if I’m wrong
@@robloxmanface1 I thought it was the opposite sorta. If the horse walks on pavement a lot, its feet or nails would wear down faster. The shoe for a horse does much the same job as a shoe for a human.
It looks like the metal nails come out the sides of the hoove, is that normal?
@@stephanboxall1462 how is it not normal
I don't know why I watched it but I totally loved it. Never knew that there is a skill like this. Very impressive mate.
The profession is Farrier.
@@elementalsigil Does the horse always cooperate like this or should the horse be medicated?
@@badrinair Is not always so easy. There's special machines and adaptors to fix the animals extremities
Mate rhymes with eight
Same here man, I also have a question. Doesn't it cause pain to the horse??
I’m a farrier of 17 years and let me just say this guy has done a superb job 👏
Is it hard doing the horses hooves??
Lol what's so hard about this hahaha
Hey DMX I’m a big fan of you
@@ceff01errar e machucar o cavalo, estragar o casco ou levar um coice
@@ceff01 Yeah, go try this without doing any training or anything and see how that works out for you.
I’ve been a thoroughbred stallion for 30 years, and let me tell you, this man has done an excellent job! NEIGH 🐴
I'm impressed by how patient and cooperative this horse is. Meanwhile here I am stuggling to keep an 8 pound chihuahua still while trimming his nails.
Hahaha
Gente, isso não dói?
@@nalvasalles2524 скорее всего в этом месте нет нервных окончаний
@@Nishtak tradução???
Actually, I waited till the end, hoping to get a look of a happy face of a horse... But I'm pretty much astonished anyway. First time I get to see that handicraft up close. Impressing.
This is my first time watching a professional farrier do his job. I’m absolutely blown away by how you’re able to remove an old horseshoe, clean and trim the bottoms of their hoof, all the while you’re blacksmithing a new shoe. To me that’s extremely impressive but the final fitting and additional detail work like clipping the tips of the hammered horseshoe nails and the final sanding and lacquered finish over the outside of the hoof is amazing to watch. The level of skill and patience needed to work on horse feet is truly remarkable. In the old days, blacksmiths were one of the most important people in any village or town and it’s just so awesome that this incredible art form and skill is still needed today. You definitely have a new fan and subscriber in me. Thank you so much for sharing! Take care!
Hi bro
It's truly Mesmarizing!!!
My dad was a farrier and blacksmith, my grandad too. My dad used to shoe racehorses and he'd take us along with him, I wish I'd payed more attention to what he was doing, what a skill.
@@missymoo1568 hlw,bro
They re-use shoes Just so you know.
Who would have thought I would spend full 10 minutes on watching a video on the subject I have absolutely no interest in... and immensely enjoy every second of it!
I was deeply invested in it, that I forgot I was on a Job break 😫
Same here
Exactly my sentiment
Me too! I look 4ward to seeing more
Me too...at costco wait fir tires on car. No horse shies though
Can you imagine in the olden days in huge rolling estates, farriers would be prepare the carriage horses by the glow of gaslight well into the night, to the sound of their tools and the gentle sounds of the horses....
Don’t know anything about shoeing horses but I just watched a very talented craftsman doing a job that has been around for thousand years and doing it with such skill . Well done
@Darkstar because *wild* horses use rock whereas domesticated ones are raised on soil and sand where they can't do it themselves
@Darkstar Homosapiens existed for millions of years and they didn't need any shoes.
Artificial improvements on nature's suboptimal solutions is the basis of technological growth.
The craftsman is so relieved that you found his work to be exceptional. His life is now complete.
@@wizard7314 we still don’t need shoes
@@marlon1be yet I doubt you go out without shoes
The skill set by the farrier and the compliance/patience of the horse never cease to amaze me.
I imagine the horses talking to each other saying they have an appointment at the nail salon today😂😂
Haha😂thanks for the laugh... That imagination kills everything
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Hello dear
So funny.😄😃😋
Is your name (سمیرا) a girly Iranian name?
The female horses of course
@Samirah You know what!!!! Lolol I am done!!!!!
I have a question- how much of the hoof can you cut away before it starts to hurt? What’s the error margin?
probably when it gets next to the blood flow and such, (the nail bed for us) however they don't go that deep as it'll interfere with the horse's ability to walk
When you see blood!!
1 .
Search horse hoof dissections and you can sort of work it out. Im not an expert but horse feet keep showing up in my recommended.
It’s not really the outer hoof that is sensitive, it’s the frog, that arrow-looking thing in the middle, blood and nerves are closer to the surface there, it would be like cutting your finger nail too short.. and that horse would definitely let him know.
Not really into horses but, the craftsmanship alone blew my mind. I had no idea what this process entailed. Right on.. Animal handling was amazing.
Yeah but it's too hard
How many times have I seen the work of a blacksmith, but this guy is really a master of his craft! great video. Thank you.
Zgh,,👎
@@mehdihashemi-tilehnoee9822 why not ?
@@mehdihashemi-tilehnoee9822 what does your comment mean? the guy is really a master.
Смотрела как завороженая...
Какой мастер!!! Маникюр- честное слово- красота!!!
И лаком покрыл! Красота!
I enjoy watching videos of farriers at work, I've seen many, but this farrier was one of the best so far. The hoof looked like something out of a picture book afterwards. Worked very cleanly and precisely. Hats off. 🎉
You can clearly see the passion this guy has for his work
No
@@fkix Ey red
I can't
This is surely more calming than I would've hoped it to be
It trips me out to see how calm the horse is while going through this process. It’s like it knows that this needs to be done, & the farrier is helpin me. One amazed city boy! 👍🏿
Can anyone tell me what the solution is that he brushes on at the end?
@@maclac48 it's hoof oil
This particular horse was not that calm to be honest
Well, isn't this pretty much like nail clipping would be for us?
@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 my dog runs away when that needs to be done
I'm not a horse person or an iron work person, so I guess I'm just here because it's pleasant and inspiring to watch someone making a living doing something so unique and kind. I hope some day I can find a place so vital and humble for myself in my own community.
I hope the horse thanked him at the end with a soft whinny! And the ferrier was paid well for this beautiful skill!❤️🐈
Growing up on a ranch and now living in the city. I can so admire your skill and passion for what you do. Being able too handle someone else's animals with ease is not easily done by just anyone. Amazing job on the set and place. Great job on the spa treatment. 🥰🙌
Same situation here! So nostalgic. 😩
I can see that this man is a professional farrier but watching him dig into that horses hoof gave me chills.
Watching the nails being hammered in is what got me, I hope they don't feel any pain from that..... I'm assuming they don't feel anything
@@philmehrart The horse didn't even flinch so I guess he felt no pain.
@@philmehrart it’s just like cutting your fingernails to them
Mas que dar nervoso isso não tem como nega seu psicólogo você se perguntar será que ele está sentindo dor???
Er hat sehr viel gutes Huf Material abgetragen, eine Wölbung sollte ein Pferd erlaufen, nicht erschnitten werden. Wäre interessant zu sehen, ob das Pferd ohne Eisen fühlig läuft, was mich nicht wundern würde, bei dem was alles raus geschnitten wurde. Die weiße Linie sollte auch nicht so auseinander sein.
Такое реально старинное мастерство!
Не знала, что именно так это делается. Низкий поклон мастеру, Вы знаете, что нужно делать!
Хватит кланяться
О,кто-то русский
@@ВладимирВладимир-к4т это лишь один культурный пережиток монгольского правления. Но хороший маркер
Finally after all these years I finally see a video of how to put a horseshoe on 👍 skilled craftsmanship 👍 very enjoyable to watch
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貴重な動画のアップありがとうございました。牛馬が完全にいなくならない限り、こういう職人は必要ですね。蹄鉄に関することを知らない人が多数いるのは驚きです。
Thank you for uploading valuable videos. As long as the cows and horses are completely gone, such craftsmen are necessary. It is surprising that there are many people who do not know about horseshoes.
Какая лошадка молодец, всё терпит, знает, что ей добро делают. Животные очень умные, особенно если их любят
Насколько мне известно лошадь не чувствует боль
Речь не о боли. Для такой процедуры им приходить долго стоять неподвижно на 3ех ногах. Не думаю, что им это нравится
Понятно
Лошадиный маникюр
Так забил гвозди, аж повылазили
I love watching farrier horse videos. Its so relaxing.
Замечательно! Случайно наткнулась на это видео. Думала полминутки посмотрю, но в итоге не смогла оторваться и смотрела до самого конца. Как же здорово наблюдать за работой мастера
О привет, я тоже.
@@312-CITY им не больно, мастер знает как и куда забивать, это часть как ноготь, нечувствительная.
@@АндрейНарышев-х3ф под ногтем тоже мясо есть
@@masterovoi1829 это ноготь размером 5см как ему может быть больно?
@@masterovoi1829 да иголовой можно подумать почему лошадь так спокойно стоит
He is so careful and thorugh to everything he.does, the results are amazing!! Excellent work!
Hey what's up ?
I owned quarter horses for over 30 years and I was always fascinated when I had them shod. Truly good farriers are hard to come by. I’m very impressed with the work this farrier performed.
Is the hoof in this video typical or was this neglected? I only ask because I have no clue.
@@Paige-Turnner I have definitely seen a lot worse! Before being shod, I would say the hoof was in fairly good condition. But as you saw, it sure looked better when the farrier completed the job.
@@gregbulls2448 thank you for responding, it's good to know that. I didn't think it was neglect, but wasn't sure. And yes this guy definitely did a great job! 🙂
Y no les duele a los caballos??
@@cm3609 it doesn’t at all. If trimmed too short though, it can make them a bit sore till the hoof grows out a bit. Only an unskilled farrier does that.
Prolly the most concise bit of Farriering ive ever seen Thank You!
Man, what a fantastic job. I have never seen here in Brasil such a beautiful horse manicure service like this. Congrats, man!
Türkiyeden selamlar
Porque deu comentário está em inglês já que você fala do Brasil?
o casco cresce novamente?
E glr ;-;
@@mayaramaria677 porque o video é de um cara que fala inglês. Elogiei ele. Só isso.
Having seen Farriers work, this guy is great.
It's hard work and takes years to get that good.
I remember watching this up close as a kid. Growing up in South Louisiana my family would do the horse show circuit. This old guy was always there shoeing all the horses. I'm sure he did a pretty good business in 1 or 2 nights work. He would let us kids sit and watch him as long as we were still and quiet to not disturb the horse. We were always mesmerized watching this up close.
I was raised that way too, but I was born Brazilian, here in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, we gauchos love horses🤣
@@texugocyber7690 bah né
@@texugocyber7690 salve
Я из России. Мой дедушка разводил лошадей, поэтому понимаю ваши чувства. Смотрю видео и будто переношусь в детство, где слежу за работой конюха и боюсь каждый раз, когда лошадь устанет и начнет дёргаться
Horse pedicure
Wow, that is unbelievable. What a lucky horse TAV, a Ferrier with perfection and expertise love and care for the horse. That’s wonderful to see.❤
Gratulálok!Sok patkolást láttam már életemben azt elhihetik, de ez tényleg kiemekedően nívós, minőségi munka, csodaszép magasan qualifikált végeredménnyel egy igazi szakembertől!Köszönöm az élményt, minden perce élvezet volt!
My dad is farrier,, he ought to know he could have up to 16 million RUclips hits if he started filming his day! 😆 love it by the way!
I want to know one thing that is that time the horse feel pain? Because I see smoke.
@@farhanarahman5880 smoke isn't an indicator that the horse feels pain. The horse kicking the man's skull into pieces would be a stronger indicator
@@okaeT lmao😂
@@farhanarahman5880 no it's part of his nails. If the metal touched it's skin then it would feel pain.
Yes!!!
Смотришь на его работу и любуешься, насколько он всё профессионально это делает! Чувствуется, что человек любит свою работу.
И свою лошадь)
@@user-fg2er5wp9s лошадь 100%не его. Это профессионал который занимается подковкой лошадей но, работу свою и лошадей он любит 100%
Педикюр, супер сделал для лошади
Ну.. 2 месяца поделайте одну и туже работу.. Рутина
А какой там запашок, и к этому еще должен привыкать что многим не под силу.
"Thank you for addressing this important topic! Your perspective is so refreshing!"
Very nicely done, I had no idea.
Such beautiful animals, nice to see the bond between humans and horses and a glimpse at what it takes to care for one.
I just wonder who was the first person to look at one of these magnificent creatures and think, "this horse needs a pair of metal shoes"
Lol
When that inventor noticed that the horse's hooves weren't able to sustain the hard work the horse was asked to perform so its hooves needed protection.
Hooves slip depending on the type of floor. It's a way to prevent horses and people from getting hurt too
Dang I thought the exact same watching this. That's a great question
Roman's.
Damn, what a professional.
I'd be nervous as fuck that I might strike a nerve or hit live skin - prompting the horse to launch me into orbit with a kick.
Never realized so much went into shoeing a horse. Bet the horse loved showing off his new kicks. Awesome upload. Thanks.
Первый раз, такое вижу.
Как надо любить животное,!? И себя... Мастер своего дела. какая ответственность и забота. Потрясающе! Доброе сердце и золотые руки.
Коваль отличный!
Oui c est vraiment bien fait ! Le monsieur metrose parfaitement 👍🏼
让我平生第一次见识到这么奇特的玩意，这马真乖，看到冒烟它不疼么？因为我的家乡和生活的地方没有马
Там есть нюансы, неучтя которые можно остаться без зубов.
Сколько за такой комментарий нынче платят? Или уже боты отписываются по полной?
The whole time I was like
Calm thyself.
It's just like nails.
It doesn't hurt.
literally me, i dont understand anything in the video and i was afraid all time,
It’s the same as us getting out manicures! No pain at all (maybe except for the occasional nick)
And to help ease you mind even more: for the horses, cows, mules, etc that get the whole treatment done by a seasoned professional like this man, it feels SO GOOD for them. It's like, imagine having a rock stuck in your shoe that has been there for months and you can never get it out. All of that discomfort goes away when farriers clean out all of the gunk stuck in the crevasse of the hooves and trim down all the excess growth. They can walk around in comfort once again 😊
Full blown pedicure 🤣……I’m thinking he’s still got three to go!! 😆 amazing work
It does Hurt
Very satisfying to watch, I can see years of experience in every move you do. Respect 👍
Great Frog work!! Both the Central Sulcus and the Collateral Sulcus were trimmed and cleaned nicely.
Пять баллов!! Редкие профессии. Уникальные люди.
This is definitely one of the most amazing and informative videos I've ever seen.
Thank you!
Watch more videos! 👍😉
It's amazeing it's a dyeing art in England not many farriers around now.its a proper trade and takes years to perfect.
It's not dying really. No machine can replace a person in this line of work, the technic hasn't changed for over a 1000 year's and more. There is big demand but nobody could be bothered. And I live in Ireland
How come? You have so many horses!!
What a great job! The horse must feel thankful for it! 👏
Excellent process, so patiently and lovingly done...
Красивая работа МАСТЕР! РЕСПЕКТ!
What happens in the wild?
Is this really needed?
Any negative effects of those multiple holes on the long term?
How often you do this?
I knew someone somewhere will find a way to vilify this-
Don worry, was wondering the same thing, tho i reckon its just a large toenail so i don't think there's anything wrong
there hoofs will wear down in the wild from the constant traveling and rocks and since tame horses don't usually do that they need to be trimmed
Wild horses naturally trim their hoofes when they travel on hard surfaces but tamed ones need the extra care
If the horse didnt like it, he would be already flying with one of its kicks.
This is a painless procedure where you can compare the horse hoof to the whites of your nails that you cut off with a nailcutter.
In the wild, the hooves naturally wear themselves down with the rough plains they run around on while domesticated horses need these shoes to protect their feet from an even harder ground (pavement, roads etc.)
@@teo8446 Thanks. City slicker here wondering why the horse doesn't get pissed off. Fascinating
You can tell this man is not just doing a job but he cares deeply for the horse.
I have seen over dozens of hoof cleanings, but this video is by far the most satisfying!! Really impressive
This guy is really good. What an absolute professional. Well done!
23:59, я , городской житель, смотрю как подковывать коня...это тяжёлый труд и кузнеца и коня-молодцы!
Где ты тут увидел тяжелый труд?
@@ПетяКурин-т6г если это же можешь делать, то честь тебе и хвала.
Тоже самое. Час ночи. Залипла. И лошадка и кузнец слаженно так работают😍
@@ПетяКурин-т6г ну елозить мышкой по монитору тяжелее.
@@ЧудесныйМидгард готов поставить деньги против морковки, что этого петьки хватило бы на один день без нытья как он устал.
У коняшки ещё наверное копыто начинает затекать... Какие молодцы и конь и мастер, оба умнички! ❤😊
I truly appreciate a video of a horse in good shape getting new shoes. There are so many videos of horses whose hooves are in terrible shape finally being groomed. It's so nice to see a video of someone doing their job well for a horse who is properly cared for 🐴❤️
Verdade , esse casqueamento ficou muito bom , o casco já estava bastante conservado , o que mostra que é um animal bem cuidado .
Вот это мастер!!! Уважение за такой труд
It is so satisfying to watch a real craftsman at work!
This Video is good for anyone who wants to relax after a long day i love how these videos make me feel
As a young child my dad's friend did this as a side business. I used to watch him work for hours doing every horse in town
Where are you from?
@@Horus-89 a very small town in the Sierra Nevada's
The was amazing! I have never seen a horse get manicured and new shoes.
Straight up Horsey manicure. That horse is like
" That's how we do fancy like"
As a farrier myself I can say he did well, other than sanding the periople, which while looking good promotes excessive moisture loss and can cause damage if the owner doesn't moisturize the hooves
Never seen this done before, very professional!!
I love how calmly you handle them
Thank you so much for taking such great care of these beautiful horses
Приятно наблюдать за работой Мастера!
Превосходно!
The patience of the horse amazes me keeping your foot up for that length of time, it must start acheing.
Good farriers stretch the leg and rest the horse as they work. The device the hoof sits in is cushioned and takes the leg weight too.
What will they do with out skilled labour's... this was an awesome thing to behold. I never knew that a horse huff could take all of that and how they put the horse shoe on.. Man you are skilled at what you do.
Oh man..this guy is a true meticulous craftsman..makes a plastic surgeon's lyposuction work as walk in the park..someone throw that guy a big bonus and give him a nice raise.
Жёстко, я залип, мужик красавчик! Поражаюсь с невозмутимости лошадки))
Literally the only asmr I can deal with. Only bc I've always been fascinated with farriers.
Дожила до 37 и такое вижу первый раз, интересно и местами удивительно.
Simon confirmó
Oh wow! The art, knowledge and respect he gives this horse! Blew me away
Best farrier work I have seen on the internet 👏 🙌!! Very well done 👏!! Your work is like sculpture 👍 !!! Beautiful work 👌!!! Excellent!!
That was amazing to see, never seen that done before, great work!
Think about the paradise treatment this horse is getting. They don't get looked after like this in the wild, that's for damn sure.
This is beautiful to watch.
The skill and craftsmanship is amazing
I could tell when the horse started to feel relieved
I watched this with my wife and 3 and 5 year old sons. We were mesmerized!
Hey I really enjoyed you video.
My dad was a farrier also.
He learned the trade in the Calvary during WW2 and never left the field.
Dad passed at the age of 80 and shod until he was 78 .
On occasion he'd get a call fromMichigan State Veterinarian college for some thoughts and information.
Not bad for a man with an 8th grade education.
He another farrier and the professor designed and made one of the first navicular shoes.
He used to say, those guys aren't farriers, they only cold shoe, no forage, no clips and a wimpy anvil,
which I still own today.
He also used to" hot check" the fit
I never seen the knife you used to clean around the frog, that looked interesting.
Sir, not that it matters but my father would have had the upmost respect for you!
THAT'S ONE TOUGH JOB!!!
Thanks for the memories .
Ps where were the dogs to haul off the scrap hoofs?
Tldr
Man wrote a life story in the comments 😀
Thank you ...enjoyed hearing about your dad. Fond memories...be sure to pass them down. 😊
I was in tears for the horsey but I realized he not feeling any pain, great job and I love the care shown ❤ 💜 ♥
Same as a nice pedicure
It feels amazing on my feet, I have empathy on the horse, I can feel the horses relaxation the sense of relief for example removing a painful glass from a foot and then it all healed no pain and it get this sense of relief that what kind of relief of relief the way he scraps the old nail it feel so good I can physically feel it on my feet and it feels amazing 🤩🤩🥰🥰😍😍🐴🐾
Это удивительно ювелирная работа! Я в шоке! Мастер молодец!
Маникюр Педикюр
@@Дордойдооптом هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه
Long live the State of workers and farmers
Лошадке же больно 😢 разве нельзя обойтись просто чисткой, без вбивания гвоздей 😬
@@i7498 ей больно?
Превосходное видео. Настоящий мастер своего дела.
Круто и профисионально мастеру респект
I have no idea if you are doing it right or wrong. But, seeing how the horse is cool with what your doing... GOOD JOB!!!
Highly professional and precision job.
The man does it with dexterity and makes it look very easy.
I was at times concerned whether his actions hurt the animal.
But the precision and neatness of the job is amazing.
Hooves don't have any nerve endings so they don't feel any pain even when they are nailed... so relax bro
It's a manicure for horses
@@erenyeager5415 hooves do have nerve as well as blood vessels at a certain core depth.
I have witnessed oxen writhing in pain when the nail touches nerves and contracting septic due to the environmental ingress
Have no idea why I watched this the first time but after it was over I had to put my headphones on and watch it again and listen to everything going on this was just flat out amazing skill
0:21 what a nice Coconut
Those are some very attractive hands and arms 😅😊 strong, skilled and yet gentle ..
Так завораживающе. как будто родовая память всплывает, как предки делали или в прошлом наблюдала. Смотрела до конца.
Если перевести на современный мир: тут и элементы обувщика, и автосервис( лошсервис), и маникюр, педикюр. И современные инструменты и материалы, и защитные покрытия.
Здорово. И вместе с тем такой труд тяжелый.
Я жму руку этому кузнецу. Здорово, что такие сильные люди есть на Земле, со своим даром.