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How to fit A5 snap on blades
How to fit A5 snap on blades to clippers.
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Show Prep Demo by Smart Grooming
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Check out our new video on how to get your horse ready for a show. Music by www.bensound.com
Tidying a tail using a Smart Tails Tail Rake 💫
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Tidying a tail using a Smart Tails Tail Rake 💫
How to use an Equi-shave by Smart Grooming
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How to use an Equi-shave by Smart Grooming
Humane mane pulling the smart way!
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Humane mane pulling the smart way. Our smart manes and smart tails cause no discomfort at all to the horse and leave a pulled look without the pain! All items can be pruchased from www.totallysmart.co.uk Items used in this video are: Smart manes medium/coarse Smart mane comb Smart curved scissors Oster mane and tail brush Perfect Plaits spray to set the hair. Music: www.bensound.com
EquiGroomer Advert
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EquiGroomer Advert March 2016
EquiGroomer demonstration on a dog
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Video showing the EquiGroomer being used on a dog.
EquiGroomer Demonstration 2016
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A demonstration showing how fab the EquiGroomer really is!
EquiGroomer Demonstration
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EquiGroomer Demonstration
Smart Manes demonstration
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Demonstration of how to use the Smart Manes tool by Smart Grooming
Smart Grooming equi-shave
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Smart Grooming equi-shave
Smart Grooming brush / spray stencils
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Smart Grooming brush / spray stencils
Smart Tails demonstration
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Smart Tails demonstration

Komentáře

  • @katgoddard115
    @katgoddard115 Před 6 měsíci

    That's so great thanks so much!

  • @sharonbayne5183
    @sharonbayne5183 Před 8 měsíci

    Leave the whiskers on 😢

  • @nataliaregina3094
    @nataliaregina3094 Před rokem

    Thank You so much for this video, he looked so happy and relaxed! I must say, I've just been watching some other horse care videos and have only just learnt what 'pulling' is - I've seen it written all over the place, I did think it looked a little unnecessary and old-fashioned in a way, as if it's come about from just being out in the field to tend the horses without any scissors to hand, so that was done instead?? We know that Horses are very sensitive despite their size and if a more comfortable way for them can be found I see no good reason not to update and use that method instead? - I think this looks so much better Thank You.

  • @-o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o-
    @-o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o- Před rokem

    It would be so nice to be small enough to ride a pony this size, they're so cute and the fall wouldn't be as high lol

  • @stellabates7000
    @stellabates7000 Před rokem

    Please get rid of the music, can't hear a word your saying!

  • @ankasinelnikova2957

    Нельзя сбривать эти вибрисы на морде лошади , они созданы для тактильных ощущений и ориентирования в пространстве !Лошадь не человек, она не видит перед собой предметы ,так как расположение глаз не позволяет . То , что не эстетично для человека на теле человека у другого, не означает ,что этого не должно быть у животных ,которым природа не просто так дала какую либо растительность

  • @lisaamar9321
    @lisaamar9321 Před 2 lety

    You should never shave your horse's whiskers!! They are important sensory organs and it is cruelty to trim them.

  • @109367
    @109367 Před 2 lety

    What a beautiful pony!

  • @yolandafatibene9302
    @yolandafatibene9302 Před 2 lety

    So quality horses are only warmbloods. 🤔🤔🤔

  • @nancyu4099
    @nancyu4099 Před 3 lety

    I also have a cresty neck, fat around my tail, & fat around my withers....I am going to founder? Yikes!

  • @aryaprincess2479
    @aryaprincess2479 Před 3 lety

    So the horse had a beautiful thick healthy mane and now it has short stringy thinned one and somehow this is better?

  • @clashfan83
    @clashfan83 Před 4 lety

    'Leave it there for today'?! She's butchered its tail, don't do any more 🙈

  • @bernadettamroz8249
    @bernadettamroz8249 Před 4 lety

    Terrible!!!!! Never do that!

  • @arianabudyta5088
    @arianabudyta5088 Před 4 lety

    loving it!

  • @hannahheal354
    @hannahheal354 Před 4 lety

    'The part they dont like is tha backcombing' 'For this next part we are going to backcomb'

  • @daniellesing6415
    @daniellesing6415 Před 5 lety

    The link does not work. Can you post a new one?

  • @BiancaKate88
    @BiancaKate88 Před 5 lety

    Meanwhile my horses mane goes past his neck lol

  • @PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim

    is there any chance you could get rid of the music, or put subtitles please? I was very interested in the video but am on the autism spectrum and there was simply too much noise for me to concentrate of the instructions. Shame really as I've just taken on a mini cob with an enormously thick and very matted mane and tail and was looking for ways to thin without causing him any stress and my arthritic hands any pain.

  • @melissalawsonparker8822

    I love that horse 🐎

  • @bridgetandgarry8286
    @bridgetandgarry8286 Před 6 lety

    i don't like how u say the humane way. the usual way of thinning s horses mane is pulling it because there nerve endings are not like ours. (i mean if you pulled out your hair it would hurt, but theirs doesn't) i mean i know there are horses that dislike it because its not the fact that its inhumane, its just a weird uncomfortable pull feel. no pain. no humane or inhumane. but that is just me exalaming the fact that i do not like the word inhumane. i would recommend this product. there are many other ways to pull. none inhumane

  • @lily6216
    @lily6216 Před 6 lety

    That glorious device!!! We have a metal comb, which we tease the mane up and then pull out strands little by little.....

  • @aztib
    @aztib Před 6 lety

    why pulling manes??? take sissors

  • @marleyeignor5002
    @marleyeignor5002 Před 6 lety

    Love this product where can I buy one

  • @Polemicist0
    @Polemicist0 Před 7 lety

    It would, most definitely, appear that Archie, your pony, actually, really enjoys being both groomed and scratched with the EquiGroomer shedding blade.

  • @Oakleaf700
    @Oakleaf700 Před 7 lety

    Pretty Pony! love his dapples/mane tail colour.

  • @Oakleaf700
    @Oakleaf700 Před 7 lety

    I cannot bear to have my hair pulled, so understand why horses hate it. But I have pulled manes the trad way...but do a little at a time, never a huge attack at once. TB manes are easy to pull as not much to start with :) I once cut my pony's mane with scissors before a gymkhana....never did that again :)

  • @annalise9492
    @annalise9492 Před 7 lety

    Gosh this is so painful for me to watch when I am trying to grow my horses tail out lol

  • @adrianab3865
    @adrianab3865 Před 7 lety

    That pony is SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!

  • @MarcBernhard-sr3lz
    @MarcBernhard-sr3lz Před 7 lety

    So when do you use the Fine blade? I have a medium that I used on my TB horse a couple of months ago. I touched it up but feel the medium only took so much and are a few shorter stragglers. Would the fine blade help with the extra touch up? The first time I used the medium blade it worked great but thinking now as a touch up might need the fine...?

  • @emmajrose5329
    @emmajrose5329 Před 7 lety

    All these comments about you shouldn't be pulling a horses mane and all this crap, if you go to shows, you gotta do it.

  • @109367
    @109367 Před 7 lety

    I think it looks awful but if you had stopped about halfway through it would have been nice, I think she took off way too much

  • @Fullmoon202
    @Fullmoon202 Před 7 lety

    that horse looks very uncomfterbal

  • @Sulynn707
    @Sulynn707 Před 7 lety

    What is the thinning comb called and where can I buy one...

    • @julieeast4870
      @julieeast4870 Před 7 lety

      Did you find out what thinning comb she was using? I would like to get one?

    • @figlowata
      @figlowata Před 6 lety

      look for Mars Coat King or something like that

  • @b0nedad
    @b0nedad Před 7 lety

    The pony looked super relaxed!

  • @nikkib.5842
    @nikkib.5842 Před 7 lety

    why not... just not?

    • @dertrix37
      @dertrix37 Před 7 lety

      Nikki B. for braiding and show

    • @nikkib.5842
      @nikkib.5842 Před 7 lety

      Coran,The Gorgeous Man those both are ridiculous reasons... no show should require you to destroy a horse's mane lmao

    • @XxTearsforeverxX
      @XxTearsforeverxX Před 7 lety

      Some horses (particularly miniature horses and ponies) can have such heavy and thick manes it can literally break their crest.

    • @emmajrose5329
      @emmajrose5329 Před 7 lety

      Nikki B. Yep. For most shows you need to braid your horses mane, and that means cutting the mane and pulling it. Or what you call, "destroying the horses mane" which is not true

    • @hazel6472
      @hazel6472 Před 7 lety

      +Nikki B. Manes are pulled for shows so that it is easier to braid them into little button braids. Otherwise, the braids end up being far too thick, taking way too long to make, and being very hard to work with.

  • @valareesheets7494
    @valareesheets7494 Před 7 lety

    I have a miniature horse who's mane is super super think! it's like an afro and it doesn't want to lay one way. so I will try this and see how it turns out. maybe I'll make a video for the mini horses! thank you for the video!

    • @j_sottosanti3848
      @j_sottosanti3848 Před 7 lety

      I'm in the exact same situation! only, I have zero money to buy this awesome tool.

  • @TinyHomesteadBlog
    @TinyHomesteadBlog Před 7 lety

    Why do you want to thin out the mane? I'm trying to thicken my paso's mane.

    • @Wirgleys236
      @Wirgleys236 Před 7 lety

      That is a Welsh Sec A. We have one and he has a thick mane, so if it was shortened but not pulled you would end up with ridiculously fat plaits if you wanted to plait up. Generally cold blooded native breeds have thicker manes.

    • @TinyHomesteadBlog
      @TinyHomesteadBlog Před 7 lety

      Sharon Brady thank you! that makes sense.

    • @laurenevans4078
      @laurenevans4078 Před 7 lety

      Chelsey L well the reason people pull manes rather then cutting them is that they're thick and stick up so she's inning so it doesn't stick up and it won't hurt him I think its pretty smart and she isn't suggesting you need to thin it first either

    • @horsesanimalsandeverything4960
      @horsesanimalsandeverything4960 Před 6 lety

      It's required to have a pulled mane for certain breeds if you are showing them 😁

  • @briannamundwiller7500

    Ugly

  • @anyakeays-smith4089
    @anyakeays-smith4089 Před 7 lety

    Very Good video, but never scissor cut a mane nor tail because then it makes it not always even and the mane or tail wont grow back.

    • @user-hk8oo9ve1z
      @user-hk8oo9ve1z Před 7 lety

      Anya Keays-smith what are talking about? Hair grows back always. Unless your horse has some kind of condition.

    • @anyakeays-smith4089
      @anyakeays-smith4089 Před 7 lety

      Well, my horse does not have a condition thank you. And his mane doesnt grow back when we scisor cut it, it's just riggid now and he wont let us pull. Unless his mane is just ment to be short. Sory for upsetting you.

    • @victorialazareva
      @victorialazareva Před 7 lety

      how on earth pulling or cutting affects the growth?

  • @rosiealcala2987
    @rosiealcala2987 Před 8 lety

    that was a lot of mane pulled out. I will pass . I couldn't use this or do this to my mare way too much hair pulled out. perhaps it's why your pony's mane is very short.

    • @MoonNoodle13
      @MoonNoodle13 Před 7 lety

      That's kinda the point...for braids, you want the mane to be between 3-5". That looked about right to me.

  • @housineizizi9737
    @housineizizi9737 Před 8 lety

    n

  • @ladyjane6846
    @ladyjane6846 Před 8 lety

    Really nice finished mane. Pain-free and a relaxed horse. What's not to like about this way of pulling manes.

  • @leilawitherspoon503
    @leilawitherspoon503 Před 8 lety

    what breed is the pony ?

  • @leilawitherspoon503
    @leilawitherspoon503 Před 8 lety

    what breed is the horse ?

    • @Anastasiyax
      @Anastasiyax Před 7 lety

      Leila Witherspoon Welsh Sec B I'd say.

  • @sandy_521lakestreet
    @sandy_521lakestreet Před 8 lety

    this si amazing! When I owned horses many many moons ago, we had to do this just by pulling....never got a great look like this!

  • @oiuytresa
    @oiuytresa Před 8 lety

    My horse has ibs and when he gets a bad episode he squirts poo (sorry it sounds gross) it goes all over the top of his tail to the point were you have to plait his tail up to stop it getting covered in poo. If you don't plait his tail out of the way it gets so covered in poo the only way to get it out is to cut it out. So I do what the lady is doing in the video as it keep the top of his tail short which really helps when his ibs is bad and it feels better for him as he is not covered in poo

    • @joanbarton1876
      @joanbarton1876 Před 8 lety

      my horse has ibs too I have to wash her legs every 2 to 3 days and have her tail in a tail bandage and because she is white she stains so easy xx

  • @LisadeKramer
    @LisadeKramer Před 8 lety

    why would you destroy the beautiful natural look of a horse. Humans are crazy

  • @kerryhaven1628
    @kerryhaven1628 Před 8 lety

    This looks like a great way to clean up the top of the tail if you need to. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Saartje05
    @Saartje05 Před 8 lety

    How to ruin a horse´s tail. Never seen something more ugly. Stop doing that!!

    • @Zebra-dogs
      @Zebra-dogs Před 8 lety

      +Saartje05 What's so bad about it?

    • @Saartje05
      @Saartje05 Před 8 lety

      Rex888dA You take away the natural protection and it's downright ugly. Old fashioned too.

    • @Zebra-dogs
      @Zebra-dogs Před 8 lety

      Saartje05 I guess. I don't think it's ugly though. Look at the before and after pictures, it creates a natural line for the tail to sit between the buttocks.

    • @Saartje05
      @Saartje05 Před 8 lety

      +Rex888dA I find it extremely ugly. Matter of taste. I like a more or less natural tail

    • @Zebra-dogs
      @Zebra-dogs Před 8 lety

      Saartje05 I give up. This is the pigeon and a chessboard thing all over again.

  • @burstynout
    @burstynout Před 9 lety

    I have two of these. They work fine on tails, but I always need to finish with a scissors to make it look neat. I find the fine toothed one is the perfect mane puller/thinner. My thin-maned TB usually despises having his mane pulled, but he actually leaned in when I trimmed his mane with this and acted like he was enjoying it. My pony had never had her mane pulled, and did not even flinch. Both horses' manes took around 10 minutes to do using this tool, and my skinny manes actually look thicker.