@@lithiumperoxide4826 Because dogs love chewing on things. And it can be hazardous. Like bones and other hard chew toys, hooves pose the danger of breaking your dog's teeth or splintering, which could lead to puncture injuries of your dog's mouth or digestive tract.
I could watch these (this channel) videos all day. There’s something about the way he does it. It would be nice to hear him explain how/why he does what he does with each horse.
Yes please! What a talent you have. Could you explain the steps and what you’re doing too? It’s such an old profession that it would be amazing to hear about it from you! Keep it up you just for a new subscriber.
That dog took that piece of hoof and took off. Lol And the shrink wrap handle drill trick for sanding is pretty damn cool. Why don’t you explain what you’re doing? The step by step and why.
Привет из Подмосковья . МАСТЕР - разрешите так к вам обращаться , я смотрю и удивляюсь , ВЫ не боитесь , так смело работаете с животным , и лошадь так спокойно стоит , как будто понимает , что ей делают добро?! . Вы так смело оброщаетесь с лошадью , вы настоящий , как это по вашему - Ковбой .
Ковбой=Cowboy= .. По сути скотник (присматривает за скотиной). Здесь скорее конюх + немного кузнец. Коняшка спокойна из-за того что нет боли + что-то на глазах.
Just critiquing to maybe help you achieve better skills or habits as a Farrier, I’m in no means talking shit I am just straight forward, honest and not a ass kisser. I owe my mentors a lot for all their knowledge and honesty that has made me a better Farrier. This is what I see in this video. Improper way to sight alight a hoof for balance medial, lateral , dorsal and palmer. Still a good amount of dorsal wall to be dressed back. Properly fitting a clipped shoe rather it be side clips, quarter clips, toe clips or triple clips they should always be burned in to the wall in accordance with hoof capsule angle , NEVER hammered in as it causes tubule damage to the laminae. The shoe was not fitted flat to the hoof it only burned at the toe and medial side barely. The ground surface of the shoe doesn’t need rounded off that’s just a waste of time. Could use some work on the way you bevel the shoe or “Safe” the shoe. Nail placement could use some work, higher nail placement is easily achievable with proper shoe fit. For a proper clinching you should gouge with a “Gouge” as it sets the proper depth for the clinch to be flush with the hoof wall. After all that work the hoof capsule is still not properly balanced as you can see from the dorsal view the lateral side is further away from the hairline than the medial. Always remember to fit the shoe to hoof, and not the hoof to the shoe.
No one asked lmao I don’t get y’all if he wanted help with something he would ask you “ critiquing” someone who didn’t ask isn’t critiquing is unwanted coments
@@korenalambert5026 LOL, to you I suppose dunno where they dug you salt mine troll out of. This comment is not meant to fucking shit on the Farrier in this video, it's so he gets better in his trade, he can take the advice or not, it's just some advice. Don't know what's the purpose that you have in white knighting his comment on the behalf of the videos creator but
@@korenalambert5026 in this industry everyone is critiqued, this is how you become a better Farrier. The improper shoeing he did on this horse can caused injury to the hoof capsule and all the way up the upper limb. So as our oath is to help the horse, when I see one that has a high possibility of injury due to poor shoeing I will critique. Life is not all sunshine and rainbows.
I believe he is filing away sharp edges that hav the potential to injure the hoof after repeated steps. Yes the hoof is dead tissue and doesn't hurt, but it can get injured easily if the shoe is not properly prepared and fitted to each hoof.
If I may, in the warmer months every 8 weeks, colder months it slowed down, some owners took off the shoes & let them just be horses, I used to shoe a lot of show horses, Gated Saddlebread , walking & racking Tenn Walkers, worked Va, WVa, Tenn & N.C. my father inlaw was a well known blacksmith/farrier in the 70's through the 90s.
a brilliant one 1⃣ and one of my understanding. the night before the elderly man was going out to stay at the night. I was just wondering what was the night before the flight was scheduled for? I have a flight to the airport and have to travel. so I have to wait until I get home from your office and I can run it off the elderly man :
Lol, that's not a blindfold, it's a fly mask. It's used to keep flies out of the horses faces during the summer. They can see perfectly fine out of them, it's like a beekeepers mask
The heels need to come back at least an inch which would open them up at the back. It seems to me that the bulb of the frog is jammed up because the heels are far too long
@Haley and Grandpa, I agree. You are supposed to make the shoe fit the hoof not the other way around. He is a cheap-shit shoer, who leaves the toe too long then rasps it off! Two weeks later the owner is scratching his head wondering why it look like like the horse needs to be reset. . . again.
In every perfect horseshoeing video, there’s a faithful dog looking for a treat.
I wonder why dogs like it so much. 🤔
@@Ducky2964 for protein. Mostly, keratin
@@lithiumperoxide4826 Because dogs love chewing on things. And it can be hazardous. Like bones and other hard chew toys, hooves pose the danger of breaking your dog's teeth or splintering, which could lead to puncture injuries of your dog's mouth or digestive tract.
@@Ducky2964 the smell. And dogs love chewing on things
@@Ducky2964 ةة
Now it makes sense why these horses are so calm...
The attention to detail that you wouldn’t think you’d find in doing this is so satisfying
Love how the pups show up when the Ferrier starts to work.
We need more people like you on Earth. God bless you 🙏🏻
Doggos love hoof and frog trimmings! I have seen that on multiple farrier channels!
I could watch these (this channel) videos all day. There’s something about the way he does it. It would be nice to hear him explain how/why he does what he does with each horse.
Ong other ppls ain’t so satisfying
That dog is hilarious….
Я много смотрела разных видосов, где подковывают лошадок. Но у Вас мне кажется красивее всего, аккуратно. Безподобно, молодец!!!👍👍👍
You should get an after shot of when all the hooves are done, and how beautiful they are.
Yes please! What a talent you have. Could you explain the steps and what you’re doing too? It’s such an old profession that it would be amazing to hear about it from you! Keep it up you just for a new subscriber.
Exactly
Totally agree. I love how he cleans (sands and makes them shiny) the outside of the hooves.
I wont complain sitting for an hour watching this.
I've never seen a dog yet that doesn't love farrier visits!
Beautiful job..dogs loved it too! Snack time 😄😄😄👍
the pups sneaking snacks
Look at the dogs...they love it.
Why do I love this!!! I don't even own a horse!!
Not the dog chewing on the scraps 😭😂
Even the dogs were like "Hek i don't know why this was in my recommended but imma watch closely"
The dogs are waiting on the trimmings, for some reason all dogs love em.
Your tool handling skills are top notch
Impressive on the workmanship, and how a horse just let you do it
I love that helper haha
That's some serious skills! Great job bro!
You are one hard working man. 👍 To a city boy this is very interesting to watch.
👍👍
Que buen trabajó,sin nesecidad de amarrar al caballo por rato lo deja descansar !!!🙌🏻
your back must hurt so bad, oh man, respect.
Do the horses enjoy this? Do they relax? Do they relax their nerves?
It always weirds me out that dogs go crazy over the nail clippings
Forbidden parmesan shavings
Nom nom nom
Protein
Even the dogs know, it’s been a while.
Horses are so expensive like they literally just got a full pedicure with a gel top coat LMFAO
This is a piece of art! Well done!
6:22 Oh God, imagine the smell...
Work of art! 🙌
Thank you for sharing
That dog took that piece of hoof and took off. Lol And the shrink wrap handle drill trick for sanding is pretty damn cool. Why don’t you explain what you’re doing? The step by step and why.
I agree! I’d love to know his Thoughts process and what he’s looking for
Très intéressant. Je n'ai jamais vu faire. L'animal semble calme.
Dog: nails=food
Profissional demais esse cara é bom no que faz viciei nos vídeos dele
Muito bom de ver esste cara. Sou do Mexico e gostava de ver este servicio nos cabalos ...mas muito diferente a este cara. Saludos ate o 🇧🇷.
Love your video’s
That dog kind sus at 9:30
Prima gemacht ,er versteht sein Beruf, klasse weiter so ,er hat auch Wagen Werkzeug alles professionell, alles gute wünsche ich dir weiter
👍👍👌
Nice work sir even if it is an old video!
Parabéns pelo vídeo 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Dieser Mann hat es drauf super Arbeit 👍👍👍👍👍
Love he is not talking
Работа мастера.👍
Lol!! The dogs! Why do they always gobble up the hoof bits! Maybe farriers should pack them and sell them as Hoof Jerky!
It’s probably the gelatin in the hoof trimmings they like.
lmao that lab doing clean up haha
Dogs love hanging around while you trim, they get a yummy snack 🥨. Why do animals enjoy hooves so much? There must be nutrition there. Keratin? 🤔
Its bone marrow, so same as the inside of a yummy bone, I shod horses for years & sometimes you had to keep the dogs away if the horses were skiddish.
@@NoName-qt6wb ummm... hooves are made of keratin. No bone marrow at all. Are you sure?
@@NoName-qt6wb Bone marrow is in bones, not in hooves. Dogs are attracted to the smell of trimmings but actually can cause obstruction inside.
I love the way u always clean it with brush before u really clean it n that's makes u different than others, please keep doing it brush it first
I TELL YOU WHAT BROTHER, THAT SURE IS NICE
Nice movie👍
Horses were made wild , humans made it captive , such big nails you dig in their hoof . Like why
Read up on the benefits of putting shoes on horses. There’s more than you think, and it’s completely painless too!
Isso não machuca, só o ajuda
Nice job!!!
Обычно, даже не куют. Так, стрелки чистят.
А это - просто искусство какое-то! Очень круто и познавательно.
Lengend translate the language to english
@@nehaneha5161 надо текст прочитать, заморочься на русский.
Гугл-переводчик в помощь
@@waksa72 Хорошо сказал)
@@waksa72 _БУГАГА. Типа: тебе надо ты и переводи, заодно поднимешь уровень образования. 😁
Ohh, good
Уважение тебе мастер!
home boys gonna like... get it
見ていて気持ちいいです。
特に削っている音が好きです
Привет из Подмосковья . МАСТЕР - разрешите так к вам обращаться , я смотрю и удивляюсь , ВЫ не боитесь , так смело работаете с животным , и лошадь так спокойно стоит , как будто понимает , что ей делают добро?! . Вы так смело оброщаетесь с лошадью , вы настоящий , как это по вашему - Ковбой .
Ковбой=Cowboy= .. По сути скотник (присматривает за скотиной).
Здесь скорее конюх + немного кузнец.
Коняшка спокойна из-за того что нет боли + что-то на глазах.
犬🐶は削った馬🐴の爪が大好物で美味しそうに食べるととあるミリタリーブログで見た事がありますがまさか本当だったとは・・日本語で失礼しました。
Как часто нужно обновлять подковы?
Every six weeks
I like this!!
Just critiquing to maybe help you achieve better skills or habits as a Farrier, I’m in no means talking shit I am just straight forward, honest and not a ass kisser. I owe my mentors a lot for all their knowledge and honesty that has made me a better Farrier. This is what I see in this video.
Improper way to sight alight a hoof for balance medial, lateral , dorsal and palmer. Still a good amount of dorsal wall to be dressed back. Properly fitting a clipped shoe rather it be side clips, quarter clips, toe clips or triple clips they should always be burned in to the wall in accordance with hoof capsule angle , NEVER hammered in as it causes tubule damage to the laminae. The shoe was not fitted flat to the hoof it only burned at the toe and medial side barely. The ground surface of the shoe doesn’t need rounded off that’s just a waste of time. Could use some work on the way you bevel the shoe or “Safe” the shoe. Nail placement could use some work, higher nail placement is easily achievable with proper shoe fit. For a proper clinching you should gouge with a “Gouge” as it sets the proper depth for the clinch to be flush with the hoof wall. After all that work the hoof capsule is still not properly balanced as you can see from the dorsal view the lateral side is further away from the hairline than the medial. Always remember to fit the shoe to hoof, and not the hoof to the shoe.
This
@@BlGSac Thanks Isaac.
No one asked lmao I don’t get y’all if he wanted help with something he would ask you “ critiquing” someone who didn’t ask isn’t critiquing is unwanted coments
@@korenalambert5026 LOL, to you I suppose dunno where they dug you salt mine troll out of. This comment is not meant to fucking shit on the Farrier in this video, it's so he gets better in his trade, he can take the advice or not, it's just some advice. Don't know what's the purpose that you have in white knighting his comment on the behalf of the videos creator but
@@korenalambert5026 in this industry everyone is critiqued, this is how you become a better Farrier. The improper shoeing he did on this horse can caused injury to the hoof capsule and all the way up the upper limb. So as our oath is to help the horse, when I see one that has a high possibility of injury due to poor shoeing I will critique. Life is not all sunshine and rainbows.
I can see why you'd be wanting to set those toes of the shoes back considering the osteoarthritic appearance of those metacarpophalangeal joints.
Well done!
Bendiciones 👍
I like your tattoo 🥀
3:57 YOUR DOG IS EATING IT AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I hope those hoof remains don’t hurt the dog.
Lmfao
What he is carving : horse nail?
When you get the horse shoe ready do you try to make it shiny on the grinder? I’m very knew to this so don’t mind the questions.
I believe he is filing away sharp edges that hav the potential to injure the hoof after repeated steps. Yes the hoof is dead tissue and doesn't hurt, but it can get injured easily if the shoe is not properly prepared and fitted to each hoof.
@@traceyrossmann2989 oh yeah that sounds about right thanks Tracey!
Браво!
I follow this same procedure for my mother in law.
帥師傅真實的師傅
The dog was eating the horse hooves??? I didn't know dogs do that too
It’s like nails dogs love eating nails
@@mary.t5718 Oh okay! Was kinda weird seeing it for the first time though 😅
Boa noite amigo serviço top
🤝👍👍👍 Собакен 🐕 тоже хочет так же 😂👍👍
Kolay gelsin manisadan slmlar🇹🇷🇹🇷🖐️
Bom trabalho !
3:43 blood ???
Yes
How long will this last until you would have to do it again to the same horse?
If I may, in the warmer months every 8 weeks, colder months it slowed down, some owners took off the shoes & let them just be horses, I used to shoe a lot of show horses, Gated Saddlebread , walking & racking Tenn Walkers, worked Va, WVa, Tenn & N.C. my father inlaw was a well known blacksmith/farrier in the 70's through the 90s.
Don't tell me the dog is eating the debris of the hoof!!!
why not show before after with same camera angle on the subject??
How often do you need to do their nails?
a brilliant one 1⃣ and one of my understanding. the night before the elderly man was going out to stay at the night. I was just wondering what was the night before the flight was scheduled for? I have a flight to the airport and have to travel. so I have to wait until I get home from your office and I can run it off the elderly man :
3:03. He do be grating it like cheese
But love ur work bro u deserve better
Been following u for 3 weeks now
What happens to the horse shoes you take off the horse?
Melted down and turned into a new shoe
Baguss 👍👍👍😁😁
O livro do mercado
👍👍👍
Which part was most satisfying in this video?Tell
Why is she/he blindfolded? I don’t know a thing about horses, it’s a genuine question
The horse will be less scared if blindfolded
Fly masck.
Blindfolding most animals can help keep it calm in stressful situations
This looks like it would be painful to the horse, especially depending on how deep he carves. How is this not hurting the horse?
Think of it as an pedicure.
It’s keratin, same as what makes up our hair and fingernails
não me canso e nunca vou me cansar dos braços desse homem 🥴🥵
很疗愈，马会疼吗
Why’s the horses eyes covered? 😳
TOP 👍😁
Why is the horse blindfolded? 🤔
Lol, that's not a blindfold, it's a fly mask. It's used to keep flies out of the horses faces during the summer. They can see perfectly fine out of them, it's like a beekeepers mask
He would not shoe for me. The heels are to long and so is the toe. The horse has no breakover in the front.
The heels need to come back at least an inch which would open them up at the back. It seems to me that the bulb of the frog is jammed up because the heels are far too long
@Haley and Grandpa, I agree. You are supposed to make the shoe fit the hoof not the other way around. He is a cheap-shit shoer, who leaves the toe too long then rasps it off! Two weeks later the owner is scratching his head wondering why it look like like the horse needs to be reset. . . again.
When you put the horseshoes on do they hurt the horse
how do you know, do you do this every day?
@Sans nope! It dont hurt them at all! They have no nerves in their hooves!