I was hurrying down my staircase and my young son had left a dinosaur hot wheels car on the stairs. My right foot came down on it with all my weight, and i shouted it hurt so bad. It really messed up my foot. It was sore for months!! We tend to take our feet for granted, until something happens. I really feel for these poor cows- it’s amazing that there’s people in this world who’s entire job is taking care of cow’s feet, and ensuring they’re comfortable. Good work HGP!!
That is so funny, I was just thinking the same thing. BUT I'm 77, have never owned a cow, I have had horses for years but no cows. I think we both like these sessions for a few reasons. This man is very kind, you can tell watching his work, he's patient, and has a wonderful accent, I can listen to him for hours and I usually do when I go into the bedroom at night and unwind. Thank you for sharing you accent, and your knowledge. I truly enjoy these sessions, Jackie, from Canada
“If any of you have stepped on a piece of Lego…” spoken like a true parent. 😂 It’s so gratifying to watch you help a cow go from being in serious pain to being able to walk much more comfortably.
I'm watching the video work, and I want to give a shout out to Craig! He's excellent in video taping: he zoomed in slightly at a certain point, beautiful.....Thanks Craig! u da best!
That first week with a broken toe is just the worst. It takes quite a while before you can walk on it. It's surprising how one little toe can shift your whole way of moving around. Hopefully you are now on the mend. 🙂💜🦶🏻
@@silva1530 was trying to hug my husband and didn't realize how close I was to a wall... Kicked it hard enough to cause a blood blister on one of said broken toes. 10/10 don't recommend.
Now I am a city girl who loves to watch this channel because I LOVE cows, love the satisfying outcomes on these hooves and love the Scottish accents. But I have learned something...I was watching someone else trim a hoof, don't know who, but I noticed they didn't remove all the loose hoof horn before they sprayed it with iodine and wrapped it with salicylic acid. They did it WRONG, and I knew they did it wrong! Thank you, HGP for making me smarter!! Love the channel!
That's why you should wear your visor to prevent bits getting in your mouth or even worse in your eyes love what you do giving relief to these valuable animals keep up the fantastic work that you do
@@rachelartis4433he is wearing salopettes (I’m guessing they are waterproof with steel toe capped boots attached) so he can wash that part down when he does the crush. For the top half he can alway take any mucky tops off when he gets home before coming inside to have a shower or if really bad he could rinse off outside first. I don’t know if he keep baby wipes in the car to get it off his face ect in the car.
I never in my wildest dream thought that I would actually enjoy watching hoof grinding and cutting. You have made what I would have thought to be boring and managed to make it very interesting. Congratulations on the channel. Good work.
I'm so sorry for your loss. When I lost my dog baby I was inconsolable and said no more dogs! It took a week and we went and rescued a new one. Hope you do the same it helps with.the loss. Good luck and hope you fell better soon.
I am so sorry for your loss😢we lost one back in November, day before Thanksgiving, to be precise. I was heartbroken. But we have others that also missed their "sibling" and consoling them helped me heal. Caring for them helped me move forward. Yes, I still miss my baby. None will ever replace how unique and special our bond was. Life goes on, so they say. I can say that having another pup to love on truly helps the grieving process.
Tone, look for signs that your Fur baby is still with you, because it is, for a short time. My fur baby stayed with me for nearly a whole year after he died. When I didn't see or feel him around for a few months, then I moved his bed out of my room.
Brings out a whole new meaning of "talking 💩" that Graham lol! ❤ how much you care about the cows welfare and how you work WITH the farmers to achieve the best welfare possible for them x
You and your family must have a wonderful relationship with each other. You all work together and joke around together. The work is always of the highest quality with care for the cattle and respect for the farmers. Stay safe and keep doing your amazing work.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👋👋👋👌👌👌😊😊😊
Graham, where is your face mask? lol The care you take is so awesome to see. Many look at cows without compassion, but you genuinely care for them. I love it!
"I only want them in the crush for as long as it takes to finish the job" ....at the end, the cow comes out and shakes out that leg ....make that whole thing understandable. "My leg done fell asleep!" kind of thing.
“But I do want to do the best job I possibly can so, unfortunately, sometimes that means these cows are in the crush for longer than we would wish.” Completing the quote kinda gives you your answer champ.
My dad grew up on dairy farms in the 1920"s to early 1940's. For situations such as at the 3:13 mark, he would say that is why you should always have "medicinal" whiskey near by. Rinse with 1 shot and drink 1 shot to clean out your throat.
Stepping on a Lego is the worst!! She seemed to be in pain flinching every now and then. I am so glad you and your team were there and able to help her. Now. Hopefully she will heal properly and come back strong with no problems. Thanks to you!!
I never comment but tonight has been a hard night. Your channel is a safe place and I'm always happy to see new videos being posted. I pray that God blesses you and your family! Thank you for all you do ❤
Your explanation of her not walking on that sore toe is exactly correct, I have Gout attacks because of aggravated arthritis by stage 4 kidney damage. When kidney waste builds up in the system crystals build up in the arthritic joints and grinds between the bones. The pain can be unbearable simply by touching the toes with a feather, much less walking.
Poor cow! This is one video my grown daughter would be sobbing over-she has the most tender heart for all animals, and can’t watch them when they are hurt.🙏
I’m not a hoof trimmer, I watch these videos because I have a need to see these cows do better. Thank you HoofGP for caring so much and showing these gorgeous girls and handsome boys so much love.
I’m sure I’m not the only person who would love for you to go live , at home or in your shop, it doesn’t matter. There’s just so much question that we would love to ask you. Thanks for all you do for these beautiful cows. 💕
Honestly, the reveal of that beautiful creamy claw is SO VERY SATISFYING and delightful. You do SUCH an EXCELLENT job Graeme. I’m sure these dearies are thinking, that was UNCOMFORTABLE at the time…I DID NOT LIKE IT‼️….BUT I’m feeling so much more comfortable NOW…HMMMM
I used to watch these videos with my morning coffee but now that I work full time, I’m enjoying winding down with them at the end of my work day ❤ Keep up the amazing work as always!!
I love that you and your family are a team at work. It makes the day more enjoyable. I can imagine the jokes and laughter you all do all day. I learn something new each time I watch your video's. While I don't have any cows or live stock of any kind, I love learning the knowledge of your trade.
I too am a couch farmer, and I find this fascinating. It's so great that the cow leaves the crush with a stronger walk. Soon she'll be better and the block can come off. Just watching Graeme and his family helping these poor cows is so rewarding. 🙂🐄❤
That poor baby. I know you are very careful with her and getting her cleaned up as good as possible. Love your care for her and explaining what you do. God bless you all.
Robbie is changing so fast! A handsome young man for sure. I love that the family is all together and care so much for eachother too. Very nice to see!
Never knew the blades were handed!thanks for pointing that out!love to still be learning even though I don't have any cattle here anymore where I live.❤
i love watching these when i'm winding down for bed. it's just so nice to see a new side of cows and farming, hear the nice music, and listen to someone talk about their passion. so relaxing -w-
I have left, right, and loop knives for horse hoof trimming. I have both a mostly straight and a more curved bladed style of each the left and right knives as well to help with sole shaping . Having the right tools for the job not only makes the work easier and better quality, but reduces the chances of injuring yourself or the critter in trying to make an ill suited tool do something it's not designed for or having to contort yourself to get the right cutting angle. All of this makes for faster work and a more comfortable critter (and human).
Just come back from watching a bunch of Donkey trimming videos with "The Master". He uses what a log cabin maker would call "a Slick" . Big, long, wide, chisel shaped blade sharper than one can image with a shoulder stock like a crutch to push on so he can apply force to cut through the hard dense wall horn. It is incredible the difference in the detail and techniques. The guy does these poor donkeys well and after 50 years you can tell he really does know what he is doing but wholly moley. Appreciate the care and attention that you give these pampered animals. Tapadh leat.
You talk about stepping on Legos. I once stepped on (of all things) a half chewed cow hoof that I'd given to my dog. In the middle of the night, no less. Still can't believe I was able to keep from waking the entire house that night! Also, the cow trying to shake the wrap off when she came out of the crush was adorable!
0:23 I busted my pinky toe in January and I'd been walking predominately on my big toe more to offset the pressure on my injured toe. i'd been watching here for a few months prior to my accident, and it really helped with perceiving exactly what cattle with underworn or mismatched hoofs due to an injury can be experiencing.
I so enjoy watching your videos! Your compassionate attitude and work ethic is amazing! My husband just shakes his head when I tell him what I’m watching! He always tells me that I can go out. With him to the dairies and watch the hood trimmers live! My reply…. Watching y’all is great because I don’t have to smell the “fragrances” of the dairies! 😂 Thank you for that!😀
I have been following you for years and I really love the combination of your excellent teaching method, your sense of humour and your technical production skills. They all come together to make a brilliant channel! I stumbled across your channel years ago and even though I don’t have a need for this knowledge (living as I do in suburban Brisbane, Australia) i really enjoy watching. Thank you so much for sharing your passion for your life’s work and your greater life philosophy with us all.
Sometimes I find myself holding my breath, when you are doing such a painful area for a cow. Kinda silly of me, but it happens w/o my permission, and I catch myself. I am so glad you are careful with those gal`s.
@@Orlanzepol123 You sound a bit empathic, and that is meant as a compliment. Do you, by chance absorb the emotions of those around you, maybe like a sponge? Have you ever felt someone else`s pain? Those characteristics point toward what I am suggesting. These things run in families, perhaps your Gram-ma had these sensitivities.
@@marjoriegoodwin2993 unfortunately I do . I say unfortunately because I wished the suffering of others wouldn’t affect me so deeply because there’s been times that I’ve felt depressed because of it.
I'm no hoof trimmer myself -- or indeed have anything to do with farming or cows -- but it's great to watch someone work who really enjoys his job and excels at it.
Love you guys and the work you do for those precious cows. It has become the "family business." LOL. Great job guys! Too bad you can't put blocks on all of the cows feet to protect them from the concert floors before they become a problem.
I was hurrying down my staircase and my young son had left a dinosaur hot wheels car on the stairs. My right foot came down on it with all my weight, and i shouted it hurt so bad. It really messed up my foot. It was sore for months!! We tend to take our feet for granted, until something happens. I really feel for these poor cows- it’s amazing that there’s people in this world who’s entire job is taking care of cow’s feet, and ensuring they’re comfortable.
Good work HGP!!
It's true. If your feet hurt it affects your whole life!
I always chuckle when Graeme gets bleeped. The rooster sound cracks me up!
My 8 year old is watching with me. When you got the piece in your mouth and added the chicken sound she said. “It tastes like chicken?”
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😂
So the "Lego foot" is a universal world wide parental experiance 😂😉
It's right up there with Barbie shoes. 😖
Don't forget army men with their guns pointed up.
Or just a Scottish one😉😂
I don’t understand why this intrigues me so much…. I don’t have any cows! The work you do is fantastic, helping these cows live a better life.
Me to!
That is so funny, I was just thinking the same thing. BUT I'm 77, have never owned a cow, I have had horses for years but no cows. I think we both like these sessions for a few reasons. This man is very kind, you can tell watching his work, he's patient, and has a wonderful accent, I can listen to him for hours and I usually do when I go into the bedroom at night and unwind. Thank you for sharing you accent, and your knowledge. I truly enjoy these sessions, Jackie, from Canada
Me too. And I think he did a fantastic job and I know nothing!
It extremely satisfying to watch
For the same reason the rest of us do, and no, we don't know either.
“If any of you have stepped on a piece of Lego…” spoken like a true parent. 😂 It’s so gratifying to watch you help a cow go from being in serious pain to being able to walk much more comfortably.
Also the plug comment. I love our plugs here in the UK, but damm if they aren't landmines if left upturned on the floor.
Never stepped on a Lego barefoot. But I vividly remember stepping on a Jack, remember the metal ones, ouch big time. Lol.
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😅@@darthkarl99 no បើ៊ើផល់៊់ឥត
Poor cow. I am happy she is in her way to hopefully recovery. But yeah I have stepped on Leggos and poor girl.
Raise ur hand if u love watching the good gp ✋✋✋✋
No wonder she wasn't happy, poor soul. Hopefully she'll start to feel better now you've working your magic. Take care
I'm watching the video work, and I want to give a shout out to Craig! He's excellent in video taping: he zoomed in slightly at a certain point, beautiful.....Thanks Craig! u da best!
Love that your family is included!
❤
I know how this poor cow feels right now, I've got 2 broken toes...
Been there, only when they are broken do you realise how big a role they play when walking 🙈
@@keenanmolver9689 definitely.
That first week with a broken toe is just the worst. It takes quite a while before you can walk on it. It's surprising how one little toe can shift your whole way of moving around. Hopefully you are now on the mend. 🙂💜🦶🏻
How did you break them?
@@silva1530 was trying to hug my husband and didn't realize how close I was to a wall... Kicked it hard enough to cause a blood blister on one of said broken toes. 10/10 don't recommend.
a man that takes care of animals with such compassion and concern is most certainly a good man.....Graham, you are a good man
His name is Graeme, just fyi 😁
It's the music
Good man who gets paid
@TheJthom9 no shit. Should doctors and everyone else just do shit for free?
Now I am a city girl who loves to watch this channel because I LOVE cows, love the satisfying outcomes on these hooves and love the Scottish accents. But I have learned something...I was watching someone else trim a hoof, don't know who, but I noticed they didn't remove all the loose hoof horn before they sprayed it with iodine and wrapped it with salicylic acid. They did it WRONG, and I knew they did it wrong! Thank you, HGP for making me smarter!! Love the channel!
Robby is a sweetheart of a nephew. very endearing. god bless.
That's why you should wear your visor to prevent bits getting in your mouth or even worse in your eyes love what you do giving relief to these valuable animals keep up the fantastic work that you do
That’s what I was thinking. Eye protection. And also that Mrs HGP must love the smell of Graeme when he arrives home……. 😂
He wears it using the grinder
@@rachelartis4433he is wearing salopettes (I’m guessing they are waterproof with steel toe capped boots attached) so he can wash that part down when he does the crush. For the top half he can alway take any mucky tops off when he gets home before coming inside to have a shower or if really bad he could rinse off outside first. I don’t know if he keep baby wipes in the car to get it off his face ect in the car.
I was thinking the same thing with face shield.
I never in my wildest dream thought that I would actually enjoy watching hoof grinding and cutting. You have made what I would have thought to be boring and managed to make it very interesting. Congratulations on the channel. Good work.
The best part of my day is getting ready for bed and watching your videos. U r incredible at what u do. Love to watch such skill with a knife.
Lost my dog yesterday. But looking at Hoof Gp videos somehow gives me a little bit peace.
Thank you❤Keep going, please❤️👍
Soooo sorry. Losing pets just rips the heart out! Praying yours will mend with time.
I'm so sorry for your loss. When I lost my dog baby I was inconsolable and said no more dogs! It took a week and we went and rescued a new one. Hope you do the same it helps with.the loss. Good luck and hope you fell better soon.
I am so sorry for your loss😢we lost one back in November, day before Thanksgiving, to be precise. I was heartbroken. But we have others that also missed their "sibling" and consoling them helped me heal. Caring for them helped me move forward. Yes, I still miss my baby. None will ever replace how unique and special our bond was. Life goes on, so they say.
I can say that having another pup to love on truly helps the grieving process.
Tone, look for signs that your Fur baby is still with you, because it is, for a short time. My fur baby stayed with me for nearly a whole year after he died. When I didn't see or feel him around for a few months, then I moved his bed out of my room.
So sorry for your loss 😢
Brings out a whole new meaning of "talking 💩" that Graham lol! ❤ how much you care about the cows welfare and how you work WITH the farmers to achieve the best welfare possible for them x
You and your family must have a wonderful relationship with each other. You all work together and joke around together. The work is always of the highest quality with care for the cattle and respect for the farmers. Stay safe and keep doing your amazing work.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👋👋👋👌👌👌😊😊😊
Graham, where is your face mask? lol The care you take is so awesome to see. Many look at cows without compassion, but you genuinely care for them. I love it!
Thank you for helping this beautiful gal :) Gorgeous face!
Good afternoon all!
Good Afternoom
Awwe thanks. I wish the same for you. 😊
God afternoon
Hello Robbie you smiling sunny boyo. You are to cute I’m glad to see you on Graeme video it’s been a while take care and don’t stay away so long. ❤
Thumbs Up For FAMILY!!
Those boys earned your like today with their cherubic smiles, Graham!
"I only want them in the crush for as long as it takes to finish the job" ....at the end, the cow comes out and shakes out that leg ....make that whole thing understandable. "My leg done fell asleep!" kind of thing.
He has video of a bull collapsing afterwards, and him shitting bricks.
“But I do want to do the best job I possibly can so, unfortunately, sometimes that means these cows are in the crush for longer than we would wish.” Completing the quote kinda gives you your answer champ.
@@dethmaul which video/about how old is said video bc I want to see what ur on abt
Ever seen a dog with shoes on? Maybe the cow thought the block was something stuck to its hoof so it tried to shake it off.
@@ashrowan2143 not all heros wear capes thank ya🙏
My dad grew up on dairy farms in the 1920"s to early 1940's. For situations such as at the 3:13 mark, he would say that is why you should always have "medicinal" whiskey near by. Rinse with 1 shot and drink 1 shot to clean out your throat.
I love how she tried to shake the block off. I always love to see how the cows are doing after a few weeks.
Stepping on a Lego is the worst!!
She seemed to be in pain flinching every now and then. I am so glad you and your team were there and able to help her. Now. Hopefully she will heal properly and come back strong with no problems. Thanks to you!!
Aww bless her. She only looks a young lady as well . Thankyou for helping them x
I never comment but tonight has been a hard night. Your channel is a safe place and I'm always happy to see new videos being posted. I pray that God blesses you and your family! Thank you for all you do ❤
Hope you have better days ahead!
Absolutely LOVE watching you work! You are so careful with each movement you make so as not to hurt the cow, only to make them better! You are a gem!
Your explanation of her not walking on that sore toe is exactly correct, I have Gout attacks because of aggravated arthritis by stage 4 kidney damage. When kidney waste builds up in the system crystals build up in the arthritic joints and grinds between the bones. The pain can be unbearable simply by touching the toes with a feather, much less walking.
Poor cow! This is one video my grown daughter would be sobbing over-she has the most tender heart for all animals, and can’t watch them when they are hurt.🙏
One Hoof GP video and all my ASMR needs are met for the day.
This just kept going and going…bet she feels so much better
I’m not a hoof trimmer, I watch these videos because I have a need to see these cows do better. Thank you HoofGP for caring so much and showing these gorgeous girls and handsome boys so much love.
It never ceases to amaze me how such a large animal can walk on such small hooves.
That was a great trim to watch thanks Graeme. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
I could Honestly hear her calming as you relieved the pressure on the tender pare of her hoof, if Cows could smile,, she would be.
SHE SHOOK HER HOOF! IT FELT SO GOOD I BET !
I’m sure I’m not the only person who would love for you to go live , at home or in your shop, it doesn’t matter.
There’s just so much question that we would love to ask you.
Thanks for all you do for these beautiful cows. 💕
Honestly, the reveal of that beautiful creamy claw is SO VERY SATISFYING and delightful. You do SUCH an EXCELLENT job Graeme. I’m sure these dearies are thinking, that was UNCOMFORTABLE at the time…I DID NOT LIKE IT‼️….BUT I’m feeling so much more comfortable NOW…HMMMM
I used to watch these videos with my morning coffee but now that I work full time, I’m enjoying winding down with them at the end of my work day ❤ Keep up the amazing work as always!!
Getting that hoof to where it can start healing is phenomenal.❤🎉😊
AWW!! I want to hug her and tell her it will be ok!! ❤
I think that was the best one so far. Well done.
Manage to fit in 3+ insults in the dying seconds of the video? Our man's definitely Scottish 😅
I love that you and your family are a team at work. It makes the day more enjoyable. I can imagine the jokes and laughter you all do all day. I learn something new each time I watch your video's. While I don't have any cows or live stock of any kind, I love learning the knowledge of your trade.
I too am a couch farmer, and I find this fascinating. It's so great that the cow leaves the crush with a stronger walk. Soon she'll be better and the block can come off. Just watching Graeme and his family helping these poor cows is so rewarding. 🙂🐄❤
Watched this with my boyfriend and this is very educational and fun to watch!
It astounds me how they cows move & get around with such huge bodies & small thin legs & feet - how they support such size is amazing
That poor baby. I know you are very careful with her and getting her cleaned up as good as possible. Love your care for her and explaining what you do. God bless you all.
Love you Robby Roo!! Your Uncle loves you too… 😂❤❤❤❤
Really liked that side shot of the trim. It's hard to see from the top how much height you removed, but the other angle makes it obvious.
I love watching the cows being cared for, can almost feel their relief.
Guys, you have a Great Team!!! And what impresses me is that you are so friendly with animals !!! My BIG HUG !!! Stay Cool & Take Care !!! 😍😍😍
We love Robbie! 😊 He’s such a sweetheart!
I love the leg shake when she got out the crush 😂, also "that tastes like 🐔" are you sure it wasn't 💩 😂 major hazard of the job
Robbie is changing so fast! A handsome young man for sure. I love that the family is all together and care so much for eachother too. Very nice to see!
Never knew the blades were handed!thanks for pointing that out!love to still be learning even though I don't have any cattle here anymore where I live.❤
Just copped the hat! First youtuber merch I've ever brought and definitely worth it!! Can't wait for it to arrive, much love to you lads. 🤘
i love watching these when i'm winding down for bed. it's just so nice to see a new side of cows and farming, hear the nice music, and listen to someone talk about their passion. so relaxing -w-
Same here! My bedtime wind down
How big a family you must have! You did great work on that poor cow, hope her hoof gets better soon, thank you, regards
And she shook her foot out once she stepped out of the crush! I bet that felt a lot better.
Glad to see the family and the cows!😊
I have left, right, and loop knives for horse hoof trimming. I have both a mostly straight and a more curved bladed style of each the left and right knives as well to help with sole shaping . Having the right tools for the job not only makes the work easier and better quality, but reduces the chances of injuring yourself or the critter in trying to make an ill suited tool do something it's not designed for or having to contort yourself to get the right cutting angle. All of this makes for faster work and a more comfortable critter (and human).
Just come back from watching a bunch of Donkey trimming videos with "The Master". He uses what a log cabin maker would call "a Slick" . Big, long, wide, chisel shaped blade sharper than one can image with a shoulder stock like a crutch to push on so he can apply force to cut through the hard dense wall horn.
It is incredible the difference in the detail and techniques. The guy does these poor donkeys well and after 50 years you can tell he really does know what he is doing but wholly moley.
Appreciate the care and attention that you give these pampered animals. Tapadh leat.
And thank you for teaching me a new phrase. Tapadh leat.🙂💜
Yall seriously do a great job. Helping that poor cow, she had to be in so much pain before. Thank you for allowing us to watch and learn.
I never cease to be amazed at the incredible sharpness of your knives and your dexterity in handling them.
That’s awesome that you get to work with so much family! Also I like the music in this video much better than the normal! Good job!
Graeme, I sure am glad you're there to help those critters. 🥺
👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing your videos, appreciate the work you do and seeing the cows come out happy 😊
What a compassionate men!
Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourselves, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦
Lovely music, thanks Graham and family. 😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Looked like an amazing trim! You are the GP!
She was a beautiful cow and so healthy looking...❤
Things with layers: onions, cakes, ogres, this cow's hoof.
😂😂😂Why was I thinking about Shrek too when I read the title and heard Graeme's voice?
You talk about stepping on Legos. I once stepped on (of all things) a half chewed cow hoof that I'd given to my dog. In the middle of the night, no less. Still can't believe I was able to keep from waking the entire house that night!
Also, the cow trying to shake the wrap off when she came out of the crush was adorable!
It warms my heart to see y’all healing these sweet cows! 💗🌸🐄
Cows have the most beautiful, gentle eyes🐄❤️🐄
That was a workout for you. You're hella strong. 😊❤
0:23 I busted my pinky toe in January and I'd been walking predominately on my big toe more to offset the pressure on my injured toe.
i'd been watching here for a few months prior to my accident, and it really helped with perceiving exactly what cattle with underworn or mismatched hoofs due to an injury can be experiencing.
Beautiful animals thanks for what you do!!
I so enjoy watching your videos! Your compassionate attitude and work ethic is amazing! My husband just shakes his head when I tell him what I’m watching! He always tells me that I can go out. With him to the dairies and watch the hood trimmers live! My reply…. Watching y’all is great because I don’t have to smell the “fragrances” of the dairies! 😂
Thank you for that!😀
I have been following you for years and I really love the combination of your excellent teaching method, your sense of humour and your technical production skills. They all come together to make a brilliant channel! I stumbled across your channel years ago and even though I don’t have a need for this knowledge (living as I do in suburban Brisbane, Australia) i really enjoy watching. Thank you so much for sharing your passion for your life’s work and your greater life philosophy with us all.
Ooh I’ve had a broken toe and other issues with my feet I so feel for this girl
Sometimes I find myself holding my breath, when you are doing such a painful area for a cow. Kinda silly of me, but it happens w/o my permission, and I catch myself. I am so glad you are careful with those gal`s.
I too do that.😄
I do as well. When I saw the air bubble and hearing her moo I felt like crying. I skipped to the end where she looked happy. 🐄
@@Orlanzepol123 You sound a bit empathic, and that is meant as a compliment. Do you, by chance absorb the emotions of those around you, maybe like a sponge? Have you ever felt someone else`s pain? Those characteristics point toward what I am suggesting. These things run in families, perhaps your Gram-ma had these sensitivities.
@@marjoriegoodwin2993 unfortunately I do . I say unfortunately because I wished the suffering of others wouldn’t affect me so deeply because there’s been times that I’ve felt depressed because of it.
I'm no hoof trimmer myself -- or indeed have anything to do with farming or cows -- but it's great to watch someone work who really enjoys his job and excels at it.
Thank you to helping this wonderful cow. Love your show and your family !!!!!!!
I've been following you for a long time. I still love your Technique and your caring attitude and I still learn things. Thank you😊
Love you guys and the work you do for those precious cows. It has become the "family business." LOL. Great job guys! Too bad you can't put blocks on all of the cows feet to protect them from the concert floors before they become a problem.
Anyone else find these videos therapeutic lol I can't stop watching 😅
Thank you for doing such amazing work for these animals! ❤
Wow! Watch her stretch out that leg with the injured/treated hoof. It must have felt so good after being treated. ❤
"One of the hazards of being a hooftrimmer"
You know, I'm fairly certain they developed a tool for that, something like a mask maybe 🤔 😂😂😂
Omg when she did the cat leg kick🥹 Cows are so cute
Poor Mrs. Hoof GP has to kiss a potty mouth ..literally. I nearly puked when I saw that. Lol
God bless you for helping these cows
Poor lass good that she's getting the care she needs
Keep ur family together brother. It’s the most important thing in the world. Much Love ❤❤❤