I had a large plate of spaghetti Sunday. It’s one of Rae’s special meals she makes for the boys and I. Delicious and simple. Anyways it shifted on me all evening. A good hurt. Totally worth it. No regrets.
Thank You for sharing your farm with us. I love watching the animals. Adler is so cute and funny. I just love listening to him. Keep Smiling. Stay Safe. God Bless You All. ❤🙏
You do need to get their hooves trimmed the oldest donkey's hooves are curling and it could make him lame. Any hoofed animals hooves need to be checked & trimmed back if they need it. You also should be checking them for any beginning of what we used to call hoof fungus or hoof rot. Our black smith used to come by or we would go to him. We were lucky he was also our 4-H Leader for our horses.
I can't believe how people try to tell you how to run your farm especially if they don't themselves have a farm, or probably haven't even visited one. You are always thankful to those that do suggest things that have worked on their farms. You do an awesome job with the animals and the land. Blessings from Proctor Minnesota!
It great to know Fred will still be around visually 👏👏we loved him… crazy how we humans get attached😊.. so cute how all motley crew follow you around to watch what your doing💜💜💜
I am so glad you are considering saving Fred's skull to hang. I love to look at that kind of stuff when I go into steakhouses. I actually made a cattle skull in ceramic class and bought an old wagon wheel and had them in my flower bed for a western theme. I miss Fred every time I watch your channel.
I'm Anita: Thank you for sharing your video's I enjoy them so much! Your little Boy is a mini you! He's just too cute! I love All the Animals you have and so much enjoy watching them. We have 2 hens that dosen't lay anymore; their too old now. My husband said; "Their in Hen-A-Pause!" Lol
I think it is amazing how well you have done with the chickens on the farm to date. I really expected some casualties early on as the predator load was exposed and as the chickens adapted to free ranging. One hen lost to misadventure. One unknown and the rooster to habitat change/heat stress is not bad. Your hens are thriving and loving life on the land
Yes they need a trim. Have the farrier draw you a picture of what a trimmed hoof is supposed to look like so you know when it is time to call him back. Some donkeys get long toes and others have weak pasterns and walk on their heals. Have the farrier explain founder too that is very important as well.
We all miss Fred and the idea of a mount is a great tribute to the Highland . Adler is just gtowing up too fast Chad ......................but he's still a little sweetheart ( who really loves you and being with you at the farm ) . Chad , you are going to miss him once he starts school .
I highly recommend a basement, go big at the beginning of your build. No one regrets building just a bit more because renovations after the fact are more expensive and disruptive. Also with your high winds and tornado possibilities you have a safe place to shelter. Another plus is a big space for the boys to roughhouse and play inside during inclement weather. When my parents built their dream house in the ‘60s we kids took over in that unfinished space. Here in Ontario Canada all houses have basements or large crawl spaces. Thanks for sharing your lives and fulfilling your goals. I grew up as a country girl and my husband on a dairy farm.
Such a beautiful day to feed the animals 🥰! Adler sounded so tired🥱! When Lucy just laid her nose in the window to get you to pet her, so cute🥰! The Beefy Boys, Tessie and JuneBug were so vocal today! I’m not sure what they were saying but they told you all about it, Chad😊! Thank you for sharing, take care and God Bless you and your family 🤗💕!
Hey , Chad! I don’t have horses now but I have had. Definitely need hooves trimmed. Little Adler loves that pad. Take care & never loose your sense of humor! 💖🇺🇸
Hello Chad and Adler. It's looking like the donkeys need a hoof clipping. I absolutely love Bruce's colors and he's a silly character. Enjoy your week.
I can't get over how all the animals interact with you, the Highland's I don't think I ever heard them moo at 1.0 farm. The beef cows didn't want nothing to do with anyone, now look at them, all 4 cows come running when you call. All the donkeys love the attention. Bruce is awesome.
Basements are nice in Oklahoma if they are safe for storms. My aunt had one and had a spare bedroom and game room for the kids. Stormy night just use guess bedroom.
Adler is so cute, he is taking a day off of interdictions, saying bye 😂😂😂😂 TIRED👍 The farm looks great, the animals are just enjoying themselves. Great tribute to Fred 👍 Take care, enjoy the afternoon, family ❤️🙏❤️👍✌️✌️✌️HI RAE 👋👋👋
I sincerely love your interactions with the animals...always cracks me up. Bruce is such a character and the Moo Moo's have so much personality, I just adore seeing them. I just have to say, you're an incredible Father, grateful to know there are still Men out here raising our future up right. Your family is blessed by you.
Once all the hatcheries and egg producers replenish their flocks, from the avian flu purge, and the supply goes back to normal, the price of eggs will go back down. Hopefully things will start poppin in the spring/summer.😁
Sorry for the loss of Fred , I know that he's going to be missed 😞😞 Hope you can get a new bull !!! Love the way that you take such good care of the animals 💖😘 She is a beautiful person and is so smart 🤩🤓 I love Alder ,he is so cute and adorable as well as smart 🤓 Love to see him over at Grandpa's and Grandma's house 🏡 He's so helpful and makes me laugh 😂😂 God bless all 🙏🙏🙏
Putting up the pallets was a good idea that way they can scratch on them, you are very entertaining and make laugh when you are being sarcastic about some of the comments it is a lot of fun watching all three of the Doss channels just keep being you
Maybe you could mount Fred's horns on a plaque with his name, make it a nice memory. The bone are Adler's jam, maybe he'll become a vet or taxidermous.
I'm glad your doing this with Fred~ I think it's (5M Family Homestead) they do mounts beautifully European mounts. He's always booked during hunting season. 👍🤗❤ thanks for sharing
We have a basement and it is the best thing we did. You have no idea how much the boys will use it. Our son even took his friends down there where they have privacy.
Down here in Texas, the double 18 pack of eggs is $15 right now. Going shopping tomorrow and if they have the box of 60 in stock, I'm going to get that because it's $19. I think Fred will finish faster than Mike's. They stay colder and dryer typically up there than Oklahoma. Warmth and dampness during spring should help, along with bugs. Yuck to think about, but it's real. Yes, the donkey is standing too tall on the hooves and it can damage the tendons and ligaments to walk like that for long. Texas Deb ❤️
My grandson when he was in his early teens was always on his iPad so much before bedtime that his brain was so stimulated he couldn't go to sleep, he was over stimulated from being online for too long ... it became an issue with being able to get ample sleep and rest for school for awhile ... his mom had to put him on a schedule for using the iPad while he was going to school ... he's 22 now ... and has a job ... the online games can be addictive ... for the young ones ... just a heads up ...
Every 6-10 weeks for trims….the curling of the hoof can be either founder or possibly coffin bone rotation. Make sure you pick up their feet regularly, cos when they kick it’s super fast. I love what your doing with the place.
Back when Fred passed I was going ask if there would be anyway you could preserve his bones, knowing how much Adler loves to collect bones AND what a wonderful way to have Fred a part of the farm forever. But I didn't ask for fear I would be blasted by 'hater'. I couldn't have been happier than I was hearing in this video that you're working on that. I don't need to see it, just knowing Fred will be on your farm forever is great. Someday it will be great to see his horns, I know that is many months away. I also know that you'll find the perfect place to display them.
Can't do a basement in tornado alley? That is insane. Be sure and get that or a cellar. Sèe what happened to Jason's grandpa. They were in the bathroom on the floor with aa tree just inches from their head. Bless you and yours. I am very happy for y'all.
Watching your replay for Tues it was great as always. Adler is such a wonderful little. Sounds like he is waking up a little bit he is talking more. The troop is looking awesome they way they live together & you all interact with each other. Take care & have a great wed! 🤗🙏❤️💙😊 Adler is such a smart young man. Good idea on Fred's future. ❤️
Yes I have owned donkeys and horses and many other farm animals when I was younger. They definitely need a little trim. It's good to have a farrier come do their feet every six months at least. Helps make sure they have no issues with them. God bless and keep doing what your doing.
Wow I’m impressed!!! The burger bros. Just obeyed your orders to go in the other feeding place. That’s great!!!! Adler I’d busy on his computer. I love it that you two love being with each other. Warms this old grandmothers heart! Part of being a farmer… poop foot … hahahaha. You so cool….. oh poop on the foot!!!! Have a blessed day. Thx for the video. From OKC Grandmother.
I have horses, not donkeys. They get trimmed every 9-10 weeks. Curling is not good though. BD may need to be done before the others. That is cool about Fred's horns and bones. Adler will treasure them. People losing their sh* * over the napalm remark - too funny! 🤣 😂 We get your sense of humor Chad. 🥰
You may need to take the cover off for a while and let them eat on it for a few days and then put the cover back on then they'll figure out how to do it. Because they will know it's in there then they'll figure out how to do just a thought. God bless yall
I never lived in a house that didn't have a basement so I'm all in. :) Enjoy your presentations a lot, the wife and I have been at this country living for 57 years, I hope you and Rea have the same luck. I don't know about coyotes stepping into a tire though, back here in Pennsylvania they are as skittish as all get out.
When we built our and last house, they mistakenly dug our basement 1 feet deeper than planned. We choose to go with 9' ceiling verses 8'. Best mistake ever! It got rid of that basement feel and felt more open and spacious.
Have Lucy preg checked when you do the heifers😊 and yes, the donkeys do need a trimming when or if their hooves get too long or they are cracked... (Raised horses all of my life, since age 8 until now & I'm 55😊) God bless Y'all, hope this new year is blessed beyond measure for all of the Doss family❤
Quick lime will help speed up the decomp process. I agree that the oldest donkey hooves need to be trimmed. I've been around horses, mules and donkeys most of my life.
We trim our donkeys every 4 to 6 months. Depending on roughness & texture of your ground plays a lot of factors on how often you may need to do them. Every animal is different and grows according to their own and their environment. Things such as concrete pads can help assist wear but like horses or any animal with hooves they should be checked regularly. You're not only looking to trim. It's important to check as there is all kinds of things that can occur underneath the hoof you cant see until you pick them up. Nails, fungus, white line disease, founder are just some of the common things to occur in the hooves. Hooves can tell a lot about an animal and its health when you know what you're looking for. As for your donkeys they are needing a trim it isn't dire at this stage but buhdonkadonks are starting to curve and curl which long term is really hard on their entire leg structure & alignment. With that I do recommend getting them done soon but it is not a 911. However I am not a vet or a certified trimmer so my best advice of all if you are truly unsure is to send a picture to your vet for their recommendation. :) *Edit* Mind you i can't see everyone's feet all to well in this video.
Long Island NY eggs were $7+ a dozen depending on what size you want when I went shopping last week. I used to get jumbo’s for 3 for $5 just a year ago. Ridiculous.
Animals looking good. That Adler is Mind thinking all the time. The place is sure looking nice Chad. Would be nice having Fred just watching over the place. Thanks Chad.
Hi Chad and family still working hard everything is looking good. The cows watch your every move it’s hilarious. Hope you get more sleep Adler. Love how he likes water my son was exactly the same and still is it’s his favourite drink 27 years later. Have a good week. Take care and God Bless. 💕🙏🐾
I have a ferrier I use for my mini donkeys .. she comes every three months … the curling up needs some trimming some of them look like they are a little long and it’s just time to cut them back … and I’m probably late the game with my comment lol but I just recently subscribed
Yeah, time to call the farrier. And any woman who has been pregnant can tell you, baby's do shift position from time to time. 😉💖
I had a large plate of spaghetti Sunday. It’s one of Rae’s special meals she makes for the boys and I. Delicious and simple. Anyways it shifted on me all evening. A good hurt. Totally worth it. No regrets.
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@@DossFarm I love spaghetti! 🥰
Chad @Adlerfarms you've always got a funny comeback. Hilarious!😂
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Thank You for sharing your farm with us. I love watching the animals. Adler is so cute and funny. I just love listening to him. Keep Smiling. Stay Safe. God Bless You All. ❤🙏
You do need to get their hooves trimmed the oldest donkey's hooves are curling and it could make him lame. Any hoofed animals hooves need to be checked & trimmed back if they need it. You also should be checking them for any beginning of what we used to call hoof fungus or hoof rot. Our black smith used to come by or we would go to him. We were lucky he was also our 4-H Leader for our horses.
I can't believe how people try to tell you how to run your farm especially if they don't themselves have a farm, or probably haven't even visited one. You are always thankful to those that do suggest things that have worked on their farms. You do an awesome job with the animals and the land. Blessings from Proctor Minnesota!
Yep. Those hoof walls are not at the right angle. The pasterns and fetlocks are no longer lined up correctly.
It great to know Fred will still be around visually 👏👏we loved him… crazy how we humans get attached😊.. so cute how all motley crew follow you around to watch what your doing💜💜💜
I am so glad you are considering saving Fred's skull to hang. I love to look at that kind of stuff when I go into steakhouses. I actually made a cattle skull in ceramic class and bought an old wagon wheel and had them in my flower bed for a western theme. I miss Fred every time I watch your channel.
I'm Anita: Thank you for sharing your video's I enjoy them so much! Your little Boy is a mini you! He's just too cute! I love All the Animals you have and so much enjoy watching them. We have 2 hens that dosen't lay anymore; their too old now. My husband said; "Their in Hen-A-Pause!" Lol
Equine hooves should be trimmed every 8 weeks. Be careful when all of your fresh grass comes in to make certain your donkeys don't founder.
I think it is amazing how well you have done with the chickens on the farm to date. I really expected some casualties early on as the predator load was exposed and as the chickens adapted to free ranging. One hen lost to misadventure. One unknown and the rooster to habitat change/heat stress is not bad. Your hens are thriving and loving life on the land
There’s been a fair amount of raccoon traps on the outskirts and I credit the donkeys
Yes they need a trim. Have the farrier draw you a picture of what a trimmed hoof is supposed to look like so you know when it is time to call him back. Some donkeys get long toes and others have weak pasterns and walk on their heals. Have the farrier explain founder too that is very important as well.
We all miss Fred and the idea of a mount is a great tribute to the Highland . Adler is just gtowing up too fast Chad ......................but he's still a little sweetheart ( who really loves you and being with you at the farm ) . Chad , you are going to miss him once he starts school .
Farrier does feet of horse,donkey & mules just to answer your question. Adler is so darn cute.
I highly recommend a basement, go big at the beginning of your build. No one regrets building just a bit more because renovations after the fact are more expensive and disruptive. Also with your high winds and tornado possibilities you have a safe place to shelter. Another plus is a big space for the boys to roughhouse and play inside during inclement weather. When my parents built their dream house in the ‘60s we kids took over in that unfinished space. Here in Ontario Canada all houses have basements or large crawl spaces. Thanks for sharing your lives and fulfilling your goals. I grew up as a country girl and my husband on a dairy farm.
I do miss Fred as he was such a sweetheart. Glad to know your keeping him in spirit.
Such a beautiful day to feed the animals 🥰! Adler sounded so tired🥱! When Lucy just laid her nose in the window to get you to pet her, so cute🥰! The Beefy Boys, Tessie and JuneBug were so vocal today! I’m not sure what they were saying but they told you all about it, Chad😊! Thank you for sharing, take care and God Bless you and your family 🤗💕!
Hey , Chad! I don’t have horses now but I have had. Definitely need hooves trimmed. Little Adler loves that pad. Take care & never loose your sense of humor! 💖🇺🇸
And I LOVE THOSE feed 50 gallon barrels. Handy
Hello Chad and Adler. It's looking like the donkeys need a hoof clipping. I absolutely love Bruce's colors and he's a silly character. Enjoy your week.
Yes, that first donkey you showed is definitely on need of getting hooves trimmed. That curl can cause permanent damage if it goes to long.
I can't get over how all the animals interact with you, the Highland's I don't think I ever heard them moo at 1.0 farm. The beef cows didn't want nothing to do with anyone, now look at them, all 4 cows come running when you call. All the donkeys love the attention. Bruce is awesome.
Adler, your enthusiasm was overwhelming with the sign off today. I loved seeing you with Daddy today.
Basements are nice in Oklahoma if they are safe for storms. My aunt had one and had a spare bedroom and game room for the kids. Stormy night just use guess bedroom.
@@jerriewyatt905 that sounds so nice 👍🙂.
Chad feeding the alpacas was hilarious,quick replay ,,,love it 🤣
Hi Chad thank you for trip with you and Adler around the farm I love your family and animals. Amanda xxxxx
Adler is so cute, he is taking a day off of interdictions, saying bye 😂😂😂😂 TIRED👍 The farm looks great, the animals are just enjoying themselves. Great tribute to Fred 👍 Take care, enjoy the afternoon, family ❤️🙏❤️👍✌️✌️✌️HI RAE 👋👋👋
I sincerely love your interactions with the animals...always cracks me up. Bruce is such a character and the Moo Moo's have so much personality, I just adore seeing them. I just have to say, you're an incredible Father, grateful to know there are still Men out here raising our future up right. Your family is blessed by you.
Adler has such beautiful eyes.
If the hooves are curling it's definitely time to call the farrier
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They need it every year at least
Once all the hatcheries and egg producers replenish their flocks, from the avian flu purge, and the supply goes back to normal, the price of eggs will go back down. Hopefully things will start poppin in the spring/summer.😁
I love listening to your conversation with Adler. He is a very smart young man. God bless ya'll
Sorry for the loss of Fred , I know that he's going to be missed 😞😞 Hope you can get a new bull !!! Love the way that you take such good care of the animals 💖😘 She is a beautiful person and is so smart 🤩🤓 I love Alder ,he is so cute and adorable as well as smart 🤓 Love to see him over at Grandpa's and Grandma's house 🏡 He's so helpful and makes me laugh 😂😂 God bless all 🙏🙏🙏
Putting up the pallets was a good idea that way they can scratch on them, you are very entertaining and make laugh when you are being sarcastic about some of the comments it is a lot of fun watching all three of the Doss channels just keep being you
What your planning with Fred is a wonderful idea
What a fitting tribute to Fred !
Hello Adler🙂 God Bless Y'all 🙂😇❤️
Maybe you could mount Fred's horns on a plaque with his name, make it a nice memory. The bone are Adler's jam, maybe he'll become a vet or taxidermous.
That's a good idea to remember Fred by! Lucy does look big! Love the way your land is looking and your having fun while you work, teaching Adler too.
I'm glad your doing this with Fred~ I think it's (5M Family Homestead) they do mounts beautifully European mounts. He's always booked during hunting season. 👍🤗❤ thanks for sharing
I absolutely love how you and your family show so much love! That’s true farm life 🥰
Bless you for the sneeze, Chad.
We have a basement and it is the best thing we did. You have no idea how much the boys will use it. Our son even took his friends down there where they have privacy.
God bless everyone in your family 🙏
I love that you are going to have something to remember him. Love this.
Where is his grave?
Love seeing the Highlands run for those cubes 👍❤️
Yes , trim the hoofs Donkeys come from dry climates. Did you know they absorb water. Every 3 months they need trimming.
As a kid we had Buck Owens a muls.
Adler is not farming this morning! 🥰 you are doing amazing!
Love and prayers for you all 💜😇
Chad, I don't give a F what kind of home you build. I know YOU will build them the BEST home ever
Down here in Texas, the double 18 pack of eggs is $15 right now. Going shopping tomorrow and if they have the box of 60 in stock, I'm going to get that because it's $19. I think Fred will finish faster than Mike's. They stay colder and dryer typically up there than Oklahoma. Warmth and dampness during spring should help, along with bugs. Yuck to think about, but it's real. Yes, the donkey is standing too tall on the hooves and it can damage the tendons and ligaments to walk like that for long. Texas Deb ❤️
My grandson when he was in his early teens was always on his iPad so much before bedtime that his brain was so stimulated he couldn't go to sleep, he was over stimulated from being online for too long ... it became an issue with being able to get ample sleep and rest for school for awhile ... his mom had to put him on a schedule for using the iPad while he was going to school ... he's 22 now ... and has a job ... the online games can be addictive ... for the young ones ... just a heads up ...
Every 6-10 weeks for trims….the curling of the hoof can be either founder or possibly coffin bone rotation. Make sure you pick up their feet regularly, cos when they kick it’s super fast. I love what your doing with the place.
Welcome to howdy Adler
Glad you’re going have something to remember Fred.
That’s a great idea to mount Fred’s horns and skull:). I sure do hope June Bug is carrying Fred’s baby! God Bless and thanks for bringing us along.
Alder so 😍 cute...he's growing.
Never ceases to amaze me chad how with both hands full that you can push so many buttons 🤣
And actually how with both hands on my keyboard I can botch up a sentence...its ok...I'm Canadian
Professional button pusher 🚨 😂
Bless you
Yay for flame throwers!!! 🔥
New to the channel , I love it !!
Hi from Pennsylvania!!
Welcome to howdy! 🤠
I know of one little boy that is tired!! Another great video!
Back when Fred passed I was going ask if there would be anyway you could preserve his bones, knowing how much Adler loves to collect bones AND what a wonderful way to have Fred a part of the farm forever. But I didn't ask for fear I would be blasted by 'hater'. I couldn't have been happier than I was hearing in this video that you're working on that. I don't need to see it, just knowing Fred will be on your farm forever is great. Someday it will be great to see his horns, I know that is many months away. I also know that you'll find the perfect place to display them.
Can't do a basement in tornado alley? That is insane. Be sure and get that or a cellar. Sèe what happened to Jason's grandpa. They were in the bathroom on the floor with aa tree just inches from their head. Bless you and yours. I am very happy for y'all.
Thank you for another video Adler loves water thats good my grandaughter is 11years old and shes is the same got to have her water
Thanks for sharing. Great seeing Adler.
I used to have horses and it never hurts to have the hooves cleaned and trimmed at least 2 times a year
Watching your replay for Tues it was great as always. Adler is such a wonderful little. Sounds like he is waking up a little bit he is talking more. The troop is looking awesome they way they live together & you all interact with each other. Take care & have a great wed! 🤗🙏❤️💙😊
Adler is such a smart young man. Good idea on Fred's future. ❤️
🤪 It's wonderful to see your smile Alder.. especially when you're being silly, something inherited from your daddy 🤣
Yes. Those hooves need trimmed. It's not a vet thing, it's a farrier thing. Vet may be able to give you contact info for local farrier.
Chat I'd get them back ones trimmed on all of the donkeys . They look ok in the front but the back ones do look long
Yes I have owned donkeys and horses and many other farm animals when I was younger. They definitely need a little trim. It's good to have a farrier come do their feet every six months at least. Helps make sure they have no issues with them. God bless and keep doing what your doing.
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Yes it's time for that to happen, Chad, get a Ferrier for that. Get a Good one, it's worth it.
Believe it or not but you can make napom it's really easy. God bless you and your family .
My Mom always gave the shells back to the chickens to keep the shells strong. As long as you break the eggs, so they won't eat the eggs in the nest.
Wow I’m impressed!!! The burger bros. Just obeyed your orders to go in the other feeding place. That’s great!!!! Adler I’d busy on his computer. I love it that you two love being with each other. Warms this old grandmothers heart! Part of being a farmer… poop foot … hahahaha. You so cool….. oh poop on the foot!!!! Have a blessed day. Thx for the video. From OKC Grandmother.
I have horses, not donkeys. They get trimmed every 9-10 weeks. Curling is not good though. BD may need to be done before the others. That is cool about Fred's horns and bones. Adler will treasure them. People losing their sh* * over the napalm remark - too funny! 🤣 😂 We get your sense of humor Chad. 🥰
Cute little buddy
You may need to take the cover off for a while and let them eat on it for a few days and then put the cover back on then they'll figure out how to do it. Because they will know it's in there then they'll figure out how to do just a thought. God bless yall
I know it’s off track a bit but I gotta say for as bushy as your beard is, it looks so soft. Nice trim on it too I’ll bet the wifey loves it
What a beautiful day on the farm, I very much enjoyed today's episode. ✌️🥰🇨🇦
I would definitely get the Farrier out there.
I never lived in a house that didn't have a basement so I'm all in. :) Enjoy your presentations a lot, the wife and I have been at this country living for 57 years, I hope you and Rea have the same luck. I don't know about coyotes stepping into a tire though, back here in Pennsylvania they are as skittish as all get out.
Steer skulls are a big trend for Wall decor right now. A taxidermist may can help with that.
When we built our and last house, they mistakenly dug our basement 1 feet deeper than planned. We choose to go with 9' ceiling verses 8'. Best mistake ever! It got rid of that basement feel and felt more open and spacious.
A good way to prosses the skull and horns is called the French mount. We do it a lot in Co. for Elk and Deer mounts. Very cool looking.
Have Lucy preg checked when you do the heifers😊 and yes, the donkeys do need a trimming when or if their hooves get too long or they are cracked... (Raised horses all of my life, since age 8 until now & I'm 55😊) God bless Y'all, hope this new year is blessed beyond measure for all of the Doss family❤
If their hooves get to long they will start high stepping when they walk around. They will start looking like a slipper. ♥️❤️🥰♥️❤️
Ohhh Adler…take a break from the I-pad and say howdy doody lol❤️❤️
The curling hooves is called foundering.
Thank you for sharing and yes be safe!!
Quick lime will help speed up the decomp process. I agree that the oldest donkey hooves need to be trimmed. I've been around horses, mules and donkeys most of my life.
We trim our donkeys every 4 to 6 months. Depending on roughness & texture of your ground plays a lot of factors on how often you may need to do them. Every animal is different and grows according to their own and their environment. Things such as concrete pads can help assist wear but like horses or any animal with hooves they should be checked regularly. You're not only looking to trim. It's important to check as there is all kinds of things that can occur underneath the hoof you cant see until you pick them up. Nails, fungus, white line disease, founder are just some of the common things to occur in the hooves. Hooves can tell a lot about an animal and its health when you know what you're looking for. As for your donkeys they are needing a trim it isn't dire at this stage but buhdonkadonks are starting to curve and curl which long term is really hard on their entire leg structure & alignment. With that I do recommend getting them done soon but it is not a 911. However I am not a vet or a certified trimmer so my best advice of all if you are truly unsure is to send a picture to your vet for their recommendation. :)
*Edit* Mind you i can't see everyone's feet all to well in this video.
Our Wyoming life is an awesome channel!❤️
Long Island NY eggs were $7+ a dozen depending on what size you want when I went shopping last week. I used to get jumbo’s for 3 for $5 just a year ago. Ridiculous.
Animals looking good. That Adler is Mind thinking all the time. The place is sure looking nice Chad. Would be nice having Fred just watching over the place. Thanks Chad.
Yes I had horses……donkeys hoofs are trimmed differently than horses. Yes the donkeys need feet trimmed. Hope all goes well for you and family. 😊🙏🏼
Cool video, that Adler is so cute. Thank you for sharing. God bless you and your whole family....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
They can use a trim💗🐴
Hi Chad and family still working hard everything is looking good. The cows watch your every move it’s hilarious. Hope you get more sleep Adler. Love how he likes water my son was exactly the same and still is it’s his favourite drink 27 years later. Have a good week. Take care and God Bless. 💕🙏🐾
You were pushing your luck asking for 3 M&Ms lol. Did Adler say deuces or doofus lmao
I have a ferrier I use for my mini donkeys .. she comes every three months … the curling up needs some trimming some of them look like they are a little long and it’s just time to cut them back … and I’m probably late the game with my comment lol but I just recently subscribed