I love watching your videos . It's great to see hooves in such poor condition turn out to be almost show quality. I'm sure the horses appreciate what you do as well.
That was impressive. You remind me of the cow and dog trimmers who do comfort trims, something that in critical cases gives the animal ease and comfort. Your manner was also so calm the horse wasn't reacting. It can't be easy to stand with crippling feet. This horse may not be ridable but now can walk considerably better.
Our farrier came every six weeks for shoes.. our pony got trims. I always loved watching him work. Farriers are like a hoof doctor! If they are good ,it’s a God sent.
@@micachimera Indeed! However, you could not really use a horse for much if it couldn't walk. When it gets that bad, the poor creatures can bare more around.
@@micachimera a lot of them had up keep done if you lose your horse you lose your job for how ever long your horse is out for the harvest the farm all kind of thing's
Amazing job on the hoof trim. That horse must've been in pain before. So glad you got it fixed. Thank you for what you do and Thank you for sharing your journey.
I used to apprentice with a Reining horse farrier. I have never seen him or been able to do a whole trim on something that bad that fast. 5 minutes you are a farrier god. J/K You did a great job and that horse is forever your best friend for making him able to walk without a lot of pain. I hope the new owners take better care of him then the ones before
After watching mostly all of the videos I really don't understand why horse owners wait so long. If they can't pay a ferrier than don't buy a horse. Job well done sir.
I agree, but keep in mind a lot of these horses tend to be rescued and are at a new home that will care for them, I know this because my grandpa retired, he rehabbed abused and stray horses(yes in Alabama that’s a thing lol) they tend to not be this gentle either, but in my exsperience these animals really pick up on emotions and know when they are in good care, not always tho
Some people know NOTHING about the upkeep of an animal and probably don't see anything wrong. You'd have to be so ignorant not to see this but guess what?? Millions of idiots in the world.
I am impressed and fascinated. The farrier is like a sculptor; he sees a healthy, shapely hoof in his mind's eye, and he removes what doesn't belong. Well done.
So glad there are people in Farrier’s just as yourself they take care of these animals in their feet wow it is such a sad is that this was left to go as long as it did thank you thank you thank you thank you.
Amazing job, frt hooves were restored & didn't seem possible those back hooves to come out so close to the angle ought to be having been trimmed regularly. One more trim should set straight for good. Love these videos, so satisfying to see a tradesman at his craft & the horse return to comfort on its feet. Impressive workmanship. 👌
I am an aircraft mechanic and all I see here is talent and a lot of love. Man, to be as talented as you guys and bring the goodness to these animals. By the way, horses scare the living crap out of me, what you do is awesome. My brother had a mean Caballo de Paso when we lived in Peru and that horse did everything it could to kill me, and it wasn’t even my damn horse! I’d crack my bedroom door in the morning just to make sure that son of a bitch wasn’t waiting to kill me with a knife. Horses name was Bluebeard, Barba Azul, loved his owner, hated his brother! I tried to be nice to him but he was just hateful. I rode him once and found out that a cactus at 300 miles an hour was no bueno, never rode a horse again!
OMG! That was so satisfying to watch. That poor animal! I have a donkey whose feet were like that when he arrived. He didn't stand nearly as nice and still for his trim though! 😅
You certainly did a great job on the horses hooves. Can't imagine why more owners don't give a darn about their animals. At least get the horses hooves trimmed on a regular basis.
Sometimes it's simply that the owner gets very sick or dies... And the neighbors will feed and give water but don't know what else is required. I adopted/inherited a cat from somebody dying of cancer. The owner was to sick to properly care for them. The neighbors gave food and water, but did not know or care enough to deworm, get rabies shots, or realize that the cat had dental problems.... Took around 2000 Euros in vetbills to fix all issues
Sometimes it's because the owner has fallen on hard times, but there are other people that just turn a blind eye to what their horse needs because they just don't function well in life overall. I've seen it all in my 50 years of horse ownership.
makes you want to 😢 these poor horses deserve so much more respect for what they give to get so little thought in return its disgraceful! Hugging Horseys!! 🌼🦋💜🦋🌼
It is always enjoyable to watch your work. I was wondering if horses can be conscious you are there to help them, because often they have a major problem that has not been handled/shod for a long time, yet they seem to try to be quiet for you while you work, as best as they can.
That back foot looked liked it had a rotated coffin bone. Great job on taking back the toe. I would think the heel could come down more so the coffin bone isn’t pointing down. (I do a barefoot trim on my two horses, I’m not a pro.)
it would be good to maybe add a little video of the horse walking around before and then after the trimming..... especially if they seem happier after the trim.
My uncle shod. He had a trail barn. He had a great business. He knew horses, had a way with them. He trained Racking horses, and he had a Ton of ribbons and trophies. They did Trail rides thru the Park for people. He boarded too. Bout everything to do with horses. I was too young to watch, and horses get spooked with too many sometimes. I've seen him get kicked, bit, stomped, but most were good. They boarded and Appaloosa, and it was bad about biting. He sent a few to the hospital.
I usually blame the owner for that kind of bad behavior because if they handled the horse enough and properly, they should have trained him to not behave like that.
In general, a horse needs a trim every eight weeks. Whether or not a horse gets shod depends on the owner, the riding discipline, how much the horse works, and so on, but regardless of whether a horse wears shoes or goes barefoot, regular hoof maintenance is essential.
@@banananer16 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer what probably seems to be a silly question to anyone who has been around horses. I love these beautiful creatures, but I have only really dreamt of being able to keep one of my own. I turn 60 today, so I still have some time yet. Thanks again m’friend for teaching this neophyte just a bit about these magnificent beasts. God bless
I've seen Chinese videos where they lop off extremely long hoofs, mostly of Jackasses, with a long iron rod with a broad sharp huff cutting end, which is amazing to watch the way they then line up huge, occasionally bloodied hoof chunks on the ground.
I'd hope they aren't really drawing blood, but overgrown hooves do often show reddish bruises from all the abnormal stresses due to being so far out of balance.
Owners get old and leave horses out on pasture thinking they will wear their hooves down. If the ground in too soft this what you get. Or the horse is boarded. The stable sees he's fed and watered, but the owner doesn't pay to have him exercised or be seen by the farrier.
This is all new to me. Fascinating. My biggest question how do Horses in wild not all become like This horse? This is what confuses me. I’m sure wild horses don’t all don’t over grow there Hoofs
I love watching your videos . It's great to see hooves in such poor condition turn out to be almost show quality. I'm sure the horses appreciate what you do as well.
That was impressive. You remind me of the cow and dog trimmers who do comfort trims, something that in critical cases gives the animal ease and comfort. Your manner was also so calm the horse wasn't reacting. It can't be easy to stand with crippling feet. This horse may not be ridable but now can walk considerably better.
Our farrier came every six weeks for shoes.. our pony got trims. I always loved watching him work. Farriers are like a hoof doctor! If they are good ,it’s a God sent.
So hard to see feet in such poor shape. Glad you were called in to relieve this poor horse !
I'm appalled at how many horses have this kind of neglect. 😕
imagine how bad it was when everyone had horses, and not because they loved the animals but just as tools
@@micachimera Indeed! However, you could not really use a horse for much if it couldn't walk. When it gets that bad, the poor creatures can bare more around.
Not really, but even one is too many. You should never have to see this much care of a horses hoof.
@@micachimera not everyone had horses, few more than one or 2, and they would take care of it because they needed it to grow the food they ate
@@micachimera a lot of them had up keep done if you lose your horse you lose your job for how ever long your horse is out for the harvest the farm all kind of thing's
Being a person that suffers from foot problems, I can personally say how much you improved that horses life. People don't understand. I do. Thank you.
Me too, I love going to the podiatrist you feel so light when you walk out.
You probably need a good farrier :D
@@atimaatrams1932 😂😂😂😂👍👍
That's a pretty broad statement to make because many people understand, I'm one of many.
You really think it's the same thing? 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
Wow, that looks like a good year's worth of hoof growth. I'm amazed it trimmed up as nicely as it did. Horse had naturally good feet.
Love to see the next 5 trims as you get the frog back in shape and continue to clean up the angles.
Thank you for taking the time to attend to these poor guys. It's such a shame to see these horses have to go through this.
Amazing job on the hoof trim. That horse must've been in pain before. So glad you got it fixed. Thank you for what you do and Thank you for sharing your journey.
I expect they are still in pain, but it's a start
Your work in helping these animals in need, is amazing, thank you.
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I used to apprentice with a Reining horse farrier. I have never seen him or been able to do a whole trim on something that bad that fast. 5 minutes you are a farrier god. J/K You did a great job and that horse is forever your best friend for making him able to walk without a lot of pain. I hope the new owners take better care of him then the ones before
its sped up
This is absolutely one of the best job.helping these animal is blessing.I wish if these animals speak and say thank you.
After watching mostly all of the videos I really don't understand why horse owners wait so long. If they can't pay a ferrier than don't buy a horse.
Job well done sir.
Exactly! Regular attention prevents so much pain and expense in the long run! No hoof, no horse after all!
I agree, but keep in mind a lot of these horses tend to be rescued and are at a new home that will care for them, I know this because my grandpa retired, he rehabbed abused and stray horses(yes in Alabama that’s a thing lol) they tend to not be this gentle either, but in my exsperience these animals really pick up on emotions and know when they are in good care, not always tho
Same way a hoarders house fills up with garbage. People ignore what they can't deal with.
Some people know NOTHING about the upkeep of an animal and probably don't see anything wrong. You'd have to be so ignorant not to see this but guess what?? Millions of idiots in the world.
I am impressed and fascinated. The farrier is like a sculptor; he sees a healthy, shapely hoof in his mind's eye, and he removes what doesn't belong. Well done.
Gran trabajo amigos los admiro aparte por ayudar a esos seres divinos
Nicely done and awesome job that poor horse 🐴 is loving it
So glad there are people in Farrier’s just as yourself they take care of these animals in their feet wow it is such a sad is that this was left to go as long as it did thank you thank you thank you thank you.
Watching this video made me feel more comfortable, and I don't even have hooves. 😉
Everyone who wants to be a farrier should go to the Idaho Horseshoeing School! Excellent work!
Amazing job, frt hooves were restored & didn't seem possible those back hooves to come out so close to the angle ought to be having been trimmed regularly. One more trim should set straight for good. Love these videos, so satisfying to see a tradesman at his craft & the horse return to comfort on its feet. Impressive workmanship. 👌
What a transformation- amazing work x
Amazing how much can be accomplished in one session!
The Miracle Worker should be embroidered on your shirts💕 Thank you for showing the world what kindness looks like.
Excelente trabalho, parabéns pelo zelo e empenho,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade
Must make you feel great to give these horses a better life and relieve their suffering!
A pleasure to see an expert at work
Excelente trabalho, parabéns pelo empenho capricho e dedicação,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade
I am an aircraft mechanic and all I see here is talent and a lot of love. Man, to be as talented as you guys and bring the goodness to these animals. By the way, horses scare the living crap out of me, what you do is awesome. My brother had a mean Caballo de Paso when we lived in Peru and that horse did everything it could to kill me, and it wasn’t even my damn horse! I’d crack my bedroom door in the morning just to make sure that son of a bitch wasn’t waiting to kill me with a knife. Horses name was Bluebeard, Barba Azul, loved his owner, hated his brother! I tried to be nice to him but he was just hateful. I rode him once and found out that a cactus at 300 miles an hour was no bueno, never rode a horse again!
That was a beautiful job on repairing this poor horses hoofs. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
OMG! That was so satisfying to watch. That poor animal! I have a donkey whose feet were like that when he arrived. He didn't stand nearly as nice and still for his trim though! 😅
Breaks my heart seeing animals suffer, thank you for your efforts bless your heart 💞
Great job Thank you for helping this animal
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The most beautifull and relaxing thing to watch on You Tube is people with skills 🤗 !
Wow!😳😳😳 You did a miracle on those feet!😍🥰
To the 104 people that disliked this video, shame on you. I am happy to see that someone is caring for these poor OLD Souls.
Next time near the end, i want to see the horse face. To see how happy he/she is.
You certainly did a great job on the horses hooves. Can't imagine why more owners don't give a darn about their animals. At least get the horses hooves trimmed on a regular basis.
Sometimes it's simply that the owner gets very sick or dies... And the neighbors will feed and give water but don't know what else is required.
I adopted/inherited a cat from somebody dying of cancer. The owner was to sick to properly care for them. The neighbors gave food and water, but did not know or care enough to deworm, get rabies shots, or realize that the cat had dental problems.... Took around 2000 Euros in vetbills to fix all issues
@@naturebehindglass6512 I'm I'll often and have to stay on top of my dogs nails. I do them now weekly
Sometimes it's because the owner has fallen on hard times, but there are other people that just turn a blind eye to what their horse needs because they just don't function well in life overall. I've seen it all in my 50 years of horse ownership.
makes you want to 😢 these poor horses deserve so much more respect for what they give to get so little thought in return its disgraceful! Hugging Horseys!! 🌼🦋💜🦋🌼
Impressive, especially on that right hind
So much fun faintly hearing Alvin and the other chipmunks in the background.
That's so awesome! I bet that horse is forever grateful to you!
It is always enjoyable to watch your work. I was wondering if horses can be conscious you are there to help them, because often they have a major problem that has not been handled/shod for a long time, yet they seem to try to be quiet for you while you work, as best as they can.
W0W that horse has hooves again! Beautiful
Shocking condition...but so thankful that you can still help them 🤠🤠
Beautiful work!
something so therapeutic about watching this...problem, treatment, results, done
would have loved to see more of the trimming process on that last one.
How does this happen? If you have the privilege to own an animal you must provide for all the animals needs.
Wow, what a difference! Great job!
Poor horse... all better after your help
That is one heck of a pedicure ! You are a master at your craft.
I don't know why I like to look at these videos but I like how you correct & clean off the gunk off the hooves.
Good job 👍Bioutyfull work ❤❤❤
Poor poor gee-gee. I hope that horse is rescued! Great work as usual!!!!
May God bless you, kind sir.❤🩹
Great job. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
Beautiful jog. I’m sure that horse thanks you. 💕
I love my hoof jack! A must have in my book!
That back foot looked liked it had a rotated coffin bone. Great job on taking back the toe. I would think the heel could come down more so the coffin bone isn’t pointing down. (I do a barefoot trim on my two horses, I’m not a pro.)
Beautiful job!! Thank you for sharing.
Great job on trimming and getting that hind one heading in the right direction. Would love to see this horses hooves and especially the hind?
Amazing job!
it would be good to maybe add a little video of the horse walking around before and then after the trimming..... especially if they seem happier after the trim.
My uncle shod. He had a trail barn. He had a great business. He knew horses, had a way with them. He trained Racking horses, and he had a Ton of ribbons and trophies. They did Trail rides thru the Park for people. He boarded too. Bout everything to do with horses. I was too young to watch, and horses get spooked with too many sometimes. I've seen him get kicked, bit, stomped, but most were good. They boarded and Appaloosa, and it was bad about biting. He sent a few to the hospital.
I usually blame the owner for that kind of bad behavior because if they handled the horse enough and properly, they should have trained him to not behave like that.
Wow! Amazing transformation!
the owners should have a eye on their animals.
The owner of these horses should have been charged with animal cruelty and neglect.
More artist than artisan👉💎👈
I'm up in the wee hours of the morning watching horses get pedicures. 😫
HUGE TRANSFORMATION ‼️👍🐴 Vinny 🇺🇸
I bet that feels good afterwards for the poor horse
Do you have xrays of the fedt before trimning them when they are this bandlyst overgrown? What a change to the horse, must be a great relief.
Man you work fast.....Like Mr Smith in the matrix fast!
How many times a year should a horse’s feet be trimmed and shoed? These creatures had to have very uncomfortable with the overgrown hooves.
In general, a horse needs a trim every eight weeks. Whether or not a horse gets shod depends on the owner, the riding discipline, how much the horse works, and so on, but regardless of whether a horse wears shoes or goes barefoot, regular hoof maintenance is essential.
@@banananer16 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer what probably seems to be a silly question to anyone who has been around horses. I love these beautiful creatures, but I have only really dreamt of being able to keep one of my own. I turn 60 today, so I still have some time yet. Thanks again m’friend for teaching this neophyte just a bit about these magnificent beasts. God bless
Woah, amazing work!
God Bless you man !
never thought i could watch so many videos of someone cutting toenails
How did i start looking at horse hoof trimming? I never once thought, i need me some horse hoof trimming videos.
Yet, here we all are
Amazing that you work without gloves !!
I just bet you love to take care of these horses, giving them a much better stride, pain free.
good work from bad becomes good. thank you
Amazing job. Hard work
That back hoof was a super intense trim down. How would you cut so much away while still avoiding the corium and lamellae?
I can't imagine a wild horse's hooves looking like that. I guess it's like how some dogs wear their claws down naturally and others need them clipped?
How many visits will it take for his hooves and legs to be in good shape?
When are people going to be held accountable for neglect. This horse was suffering.
perfect job
A well-balanced hoof…it’s a beautiful thing! Peace, AM
I've seen Chinese videos where they lop off extremely long hoofs, mostly of Jackasses, with a long iron rod with a broad sharp huff cutting end, which is amazing to watch the way they then line up huge, occasionally bloodied hoof chunks on the ground.
I'd hope they aren't really drawing blood, but overgrown hooves do often show reddish bruises from all the abnormal stresses due to being so far out of balance.
Daaamn he works fast!
Great job! ❤
Look, if you're not going to take care of the beautiful horse, then dam it don't buy the horse
How could someone ever let a horse get in that condition
Owners get old and leave horses out on pasture thinking they will wear their hooves down. If the ground in too soft this what you get. Or the horse is boarded. The stable sees he's fed and watered, but the owner doesn't pay to have him exercised or be seen by the farrier.
When the feet are that bad, do you do x-rays first before trimming.
За какие грехи страдают эти несчастные животные, позор их хозяевам!
Are these rescued horses, brought to as part of their treatment and transition?
This is all new to me. Fascinating. My biggest question how do Horses in wild not all become like
This horse? This is what confuses me. I’m sure wild horses don’t all don’t over grow there Hoofs
Horses that live wild travel for miles every day and wear their feet naturally.
@@larrybrown6068 oh ok thanks for educating me.
@@soulstart89 You're welcome x
Please tell me he's in different hands now 😡 amazing Job!