Many people are asking if the horse felt any pain or discomfort during this. No, the horse doesn't feel any pain whatsoever as this process is same as we humans getting pedicure. The guy who is doing this is clearly experienced in his work and the horse is also smart enough to understand what he's owner is doing to him
No bro he feel pain "Haasde chehria da matlab eh nhi hunda unha nu takleef nhi hundi, Iss da matlab eh hunda hai unha hu takleefa naal deal karna aunda h"
The way the horse just immediately knew what he was gonna do, lifted their hoof, and LET the guy do his thing, and the horse not even moving much, proves how much this horse trusts the guy and how good the guy is at doing his job
Horse has been domesticated for millennia, so you would expect a high-level of docility baring some rare exception. If he could get the same response from a zebra or water buffalo, now that would be something quite remarkable.
@@BuddyLee23 Lol horses are known to be the biggest scaredy cats of all time. Doesn't matter how long they've been domesticated for, individual horses can be scared shitless by farriers if they weren't training to trust them. Shit they can kick over even less threatening things.
@@BuddyLee23while that may be somewhat true horses have to still be taught to lift their hooves and hold them and it’s a dangerous unfun process to teach them.
"Horseshoes are used to help aid in the durability of the hoof on working horses. The hoof itself is made up of the same stuff as your fingernail, called keratin. However, the hoof has a soft and tender inner part called the frog, that can be injured. The hoof will naturally wear away when horses walk so adding a shoe onto the hoof helps to diminish that and keep the frog in healthy condition." -The more you know. (Never knew till I researched it just now today. 😊)
I have two questions ....why did he put that blue stuff on before the shoe and why do some of them do an imprint of the shoe with the hot shoe on the hoof?
@starr to stick the shoe in place before nailing it. It also keeps debris and whatnot from getting under the shoe, helping recovery. They heat the shoe and imprint it onto the hoof to get a smooth surface and seal anything that needs to be sealed in the area.
@@DayLight_Era we heat the shoe to see how far off we are with the shoe, the burn marks show where the shoe is touching, we use that to shape the shoe up if needed
It’s crazy how relaxed and trusting in this guy that horse is he must be very experienced in his work and have a great trusting relationship with that horse it’s amazing
I used to do this as a teenager, i sometimes really miss the ranch life. It was a lot of hard work. But i was happy because everyday all i did was take care of the horses and the cattle.
Trust me, if the guy was hurting the horse, the horse would let him know REAL QUICK. I grew up in a ranch, and shoeing horses was a regular thing. This guy has mad skill.
Whoops, just made almost the same remark, totally agree. Even horses who shy at a breeze seem nearly hypnotized when someone good is working on them, like house pets getting pettings, or me getting a massage…
@@soonny002 in s way. They don't frequent the kind of terrain and bear the kind of weight a tamed horse does, so their hooves don't deteriorate as quickly. Horses will scrape their hooves on stones if needed
Man this is therapeutic. No talking or music or staring the obvious. You're the best one I've seen at this because you're very intelligent and you could probably do this in your sleep. I rescue dogs, but you work wonders with horses. Keep up the hard work!
i really love that when he touches the upper part of the horses leg, it lifts its leg up voluntarily. Like, wow! That's such a testament to how used this horse is to its pedicure and how much it trusts your skill!
@@outlawnation5160 not at all! Horses are good natured and love working with people! If you start going round a horse and lifting each foot, by the time you get to the second or third foot they usually raise it for you before you even ask!
I think I watched one video of yours where you were healing an infection for one of your horses. Whether it was or wasn’t you, I love the way to care for the animals. It’s a few places in VA where I know some people that never treat their horses. Beautiful work
@@RayvenFE a horse hoof is the same as your fingernail. Interestingly, horse legs are actually elongated fingers. I'm sure there's videos out there of people going too deep and actually hitting flesh, but anything before that feels the same as cutting, poking, or whatever you might do to your own fingernails.
It’s super nice to watch. Im sure the horse has done this before so he/she understands it’s no big deal, and on top of that the horse might enjoy the feel of a new pair of boots. It could be different with younger horses, of course. I have no idea.
One of the most fascinating things I've ever seen. The craftsmanship. It's good to see people know how to make things. And not just use things that others have made.
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@julien cuguen 🤣 Wut? Milk a horse? It's because the horse is intelligent and trained. They have been shoed before and rewarded greatly for being cooperative so they learned to be that way. They've learned that they feel much better afterward with trimmed hooves and nice newly fitted shoes, and they have nothing to fear. It doesn't hurt, it just feels funny like our nails getting clipped. They get breaks in between each foot so they can put weight back on that leg. They've learned that they can trust the farrier not to hurt them at any point in time. It's classic conditioning.
@@Polar_Bear7 Who the hell milks a horse??? That's just...no. 🤣🤣🤣 And no, that's not the reason why the horse was cooperative and calm. The reasons why it was as such are outlined in my OP.
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This was fascinating to watch. Taking off the old horse shoes, cleaning the inside then trimming the hoof all the while protecting any sensitive parts in the hoof as well Seeing the rubber protective part put on and the blue stuff underneath that. Seeing a Farrier at work like this is fascinating to watch not forgetting that you have one satisfied horse with new shoes as well.
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Everything was normal for me except the incredible coldness of the horse. You have raised this horse quite characteristically and it completely trusts your skill. Seeing such a relationship is very amazing and lovely. You are not just a good master. You are a real human being who loves animals.
horse didn't seem cold to me, i mean the guys wearing a t-shirt and it looks pretty sunny and warm. i didn't see any shivers either. ( t h i s i s a j o k e
It's a pleasure to watch someone who's really good at their craft do what they do. Even if you don't know anything about it, you can see the difference
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When you started to burn the hooves with the horse shoes I was amazed! It was crazy to see all the smoke shoot off. That horse must be feeling so much better now ^^
It’s amazing to me that in the over 1000 years of humans putting metal “shoes” on horses, almost the exact same technique and technology has remained virtually unchanged. Even some of the same tools.
@@Lazarin22 well captive ones do need pedicures like that, unless you live in areas with rocky Land since horses use the rocks to scrape their hoofs to pedicure themselves, but if they lived in an environment with just grass I'm sure that they'd need assistance.
@@Lazarin22 andaa nene q sin eso el caballo se lastimaria, ellos lo alimentan a cambio de su trabajo, sin el humano la poblacion de caballos seria mucho menor
For all the shenanigans that happen on the fringes of CZcams, this is a large part of what I really love about this platform, getting to watch people just going about their days as professionals casual as can be while also showing a tremendous amount of skill, knowledge, and grace. So flipping cool.
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I have fed cows, slopped hogs, fed goats and chickens, helped when a cow got clipped. But this is by far the coolest farming-ranching thing I've ever seen!! I love how the horse hands over his hoof before it's even time to!! He knows it's new shoe time!! I love it!!
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@@capybara9521 bro if you spent even 1 week near a horse (and you haven’t) you would know that ANY pain would cause them to buck and move and attempt to kick you You so much as slap that horse in the butt and you gonna be missing teeth Sit down and shut up
He clearly is extremely experienced. I once had to file a horse's nails... My God, the smell didn't leave me for days. Cool video, I wanted to see the horse after with a big smile on its face...
@@StrikerV3 The burning hoof has got to be as grotesque if not worse than burning tooth. I was conscious for a wisdom tooth extraction and they had to cut into my tooth to remove it and my god. It's the most disgusting thing I've ever smelled.
@@digiquo8143 Burning hooves should smell very similar to how burning hair does as they both are made of the same molecules. Thus the smell must be dreadful, especially considering the amount of smoke coming out.
An absolute craftsman, his skills and the horses trust in him are amazing, we can only imagine how the horse feels at the end of it. Its a process that been going for hundreds of years, and apart from some new technology nothing much has changed.
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What impressed me is the horse seemed to know exactly where you wanted it to place it's hoof and it didn't move a muscle while you did the work. Clearly this guy is one of the best in the business.
I imagine getting their hooves restored and shoes changed feels very similar to us getting pedicures. It’s quite relaxing and feels good once they’ve got clean feet and fresh gear.
Just ask a woman how good it feels to have their toes and feet professionally worked on. A green horse is scared of the unknown but after a few times they appreciate the love from the human
I’ve seen horses terrified of tack, but able to nod right out while a good farrier (like this one) works on them. If they’re not scared or hurt the first time, I think they actually like this-it’s an equine manicure.
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I'm always so intrigued by this proces. As a kid I was taught to be careful when cleaning a horses shoe, not to go to deep when getting everything out as you might hurt the horse but seeing this and looking back, the horses were nowhere near danger with 10 year ol me 😂😂
i know right? i still don't get the anatomy of it. When you see schematics it appears only a small portion of the underside is actually hard and naillike, but in the video is looks like he is cutting away big portions of all the underside, like there is no soft tissue anywhere. I mean, where is the "frog" and "sole"?
I was taught the same, looking back I think it’s more about trust from the horse than actually hurting them. They’re more likely to bolt if they don’t trust you, or feel like you might hurt them. Our farrier always let me start the hoof clean. I’m guessing because he was watching and knew our mare’s limit?
Wait, you mean you never took a red hot horse shoe and burnt your horses hoof? lol 😂 I saw that and was like WTF! But I get it, they don't have nerves there, but dang, thats the most intense pedicure I've seen.
If their hoofs are naturally a brighter color, they are more brittle and prone to cracking when going fast, so horses lighter hoofs most likely will need horseshoes.
@shroomey I'm fairly certain that the kind of terrain the horse will be on affects the likelihood of said complications. Horses that are on concrete, asphalt, brick will wear their hooves down way more than wild horses that will mostly be on grass and dirt.
@@shroomey6686 haha, you triggered my trump card, i actually know about this topic! So, basically span of wild horse is 5 years shorter than domesticated one (dont actually know exact number but around this mark). Reasons to this are the ones you suggest: 1) Hoofs aint getting that fresh cut their whole life, so are disease prone, and in case they got damage, there's no one to treat the hoof. 2) They get damaged and destroyed, due to them traveling in mountains or plains, and simply they face the harsh nature on everyday basis, while domesticated horses are usually travelling the same old plain or farm, maybe get to walk in the trees but don't go around as much as wild ones.
U made the horse fly with that protective rubber or whatever it is . I wish we did this to our horses back in the days . May God bless you for your amazing work
I've seen shoeing before but NEVER so clearly demonstrated... mesmerizing to say the least. Thank you for such a well done, quality (and no talking...love this!) video. 👍🏻
@@X28Q If you look at the metal shoes you can see they have a tab on either side that sticks up to ensure the shoe has no side-to-side movement. If he didn’t burn an imprint into the hoof then those tabs would stick out on the sides and get in the way, instead of sitting flush with the rest of the hoof. It also helps mold the edges of the shoe into the hoof
At first I was wondering if this was painful for the horse, but then I realized a grown-ass horse could and WOULD fuck up a human that was actually hurting or threatening it.
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@Ramu ramu angle grinders are basically files so you can grind down the hoof quickly idk about drilling or using the bench grinder on the hoof but the drill and bench grinder is to make sizing the shoe quicker
This has got to be the most well mannered horse I have seen and the most skilled horseshoer. Like the horse has complete trust in him and vice versa. The horses body language says it's not in pain and how it voluntarily lifts its hooves says everything. Beautiful work
Amount of different disciplines this takes is amazing. Man's gotta know blacksmithing, dealing with horses, and finally his own craft of manicuring thing. It's absolutely amazing
@@thatonepersonyoudontknow804 many dogs just have a fear of getting their paws handled unless you condition them as pups. Its super common even for dogs who have never been even close to hurt.
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 I mean if you feed them and take care of them and let them roam around and have free time yeah I don't see why they would care I mean they're animals they're not as intelligent as humans and they don't have hands to do anything even if they were smarter so there's not much they can do to be happy other than being cared for.
And that is awesome. I grew up working with cattle, but not horses. Seeing you restore this animals hoof and then shoe it is very interesting to watch.
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That is genuinely the most relaxing thing I've seen on CZcams for ages...and I have no idea why. I'm not a horsey person never been on one.....but that chap was so calm and skilled
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Used to work with horses in Wyoming. One horse in particular named Sinbad never liked anyone except me and the manager (since she raised him and I grew up with him) so he was ornery all the time. The only time he was chill was when I'd go for a walk with him and the herd dog Razor or when he'd get his hooves cleaned up. Considering how good it feels tp get your face cleaned up from pores, nails clipped and cleaned, I can imagine how that feels t
I can imagine it feels nice to hear the clean sounds of new horseshoes tapping on the ground, I wonder if they feel a difference in a newly installed horseshoe, like maybe the horseshoe might feel less angled when it's newly installed, but it gets slightly off angle overtime as the hoof grows. Maybe a new horseshoes sounds a bit different too. I'm not trolling, I am actually wondering.
Many people are asking if the horse felt any pain or discomfort during this. No, the horse doesn't feel any pain whatsoever as this process is same as we humans getting pedicure. The guy who is doing this is clearly experienced in his work and the horse is also smart enough to understand what he's owner is doing to him
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No bro he feel pain
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Dayum that's a rough pedicure ngl
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U into equestrian?
@@mr.2396 😂😂😂
Other horses like "damn he got the new Pegasus 3s on!, I didn't even know those were out yet"
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That was a good one 😂
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The way the horse just immediately knew what he was gonna do, lifted their hoof, and LET the guy do his thing, and the horse not even moving much, proves how much this horse trusts the guy and how good the guy is at doing his job
Horse has been domesticated for millennia, so you would expect a high-level of docility baring some rare exception. If he could get the same response from a zebra or water buffalo, now that would be something quite remarkable.
@@BuddyLee23 tell us you've never been around horses without telling us you've never been around horses
@@BuddyLee23 Lol horses are known to be the biggest scaredy cats of all time. Doesn't matter how long they've been domesticated for, individual horses can be scared shitless by farriers if they weren't training to trust them. Shit they can kick over even less threatening things.
@@BuddyLee23while that may be somewhat true horses have to still be taught to lift their hooves and hold them and it’s a dangerous unfun process to teach them.
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"Horseshoes are used to help aid in the durability of the hoof on working horses. The hoof itself is made up of the same stuff as your fingernail, called keratin. However, the hoof has a soft and tender inner part called the frog, that can be injured. The hoof will naturally wear away when horses walk so adding a shoe onto the hoof helps to diminish that and keep the frog in healthy condition." -The more you know. (Never knew till I researched it just now today. 😊)
thanks! you saved me a Google search! I was wondering what the use for this was
I have two questions ....why did he put that blue stuff on before the shoe and why do some of them do an imprint of the shoe with the hot shoe on the hoof?
Thank you for the fun fact
@starr to stick the shoe in place before nailing it. It also keeps debris and whatnot from getting under the shoe, helping recovery. They heat the shoe and imprint it onto the hoof to get a smooth surface and seal anything that needs to be sealed in the area.
@@DayLight_Era we heat the shoe to see how far off we are with the shoe, the burn marks show where the shoe is touching, we use that to shape the shoe up if needed
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It’s crazy how relaxed and trusting in this guy that horse is he must be very experienced in his work and have a great trusting relationship with that horse it’s amazing
I think it's amazing that he trusts the horse 😂
That too I’d be afraid of getting my beans smashed
@@HighTotally420 or my yolk whisked
What
That horse doesn't care, if he did he'd be flinching. Great work from the shoer. Getting their teeth floated is the real challenge.
I used to do this as a teenager, i sometimes really miss the ranch life. It was a lot of hard work. But i was happy because everyday all i did was take care of the horses and the cattle.
I've seen tonnes of hoof restoration videos in CZcams but this is the cleanest and most professional looking restored hoof I've ever seen
Trust me, if the guy was hurting the horse, the horse would let him know REAL QUICK. I grew up in a ranch, and shoeing horses was a regular thing. This guy has mad skill.
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@@sheridan5175 😂😂😭
He would lose his ability to have children if it hurt the horse
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A smart, mature horse will often come "tell" you they're ready for new shoes. Many of them feel so much better after having this done.
my old pony would tell me by losing them in the field
Whoops, just made almost the same remark, totally agree. Even horses who shy at a breeze seem nearly hypnotized when someone good is working on them, like house pets getting pettings, or me getting a massage…
Question: what happens to wild horses then? Do they do their own pedicures?
@@soonny002 in s way. They don't frequent the kind of terrain and bear the kind of weight a tamed horse does, so their hooves don't deteriorate as quickly. Horses will scrape their hooves on stones if needed
@@Grizzlox Oh... cheers for that. :)
The only thing that’s hurting in these videos, is the mans back, mad respect, I can’t even lean over that that for 30 seconds.
Man this is therapeutic. No talking or music or staring the obvious. You're the best one I've seen at this because you're very intelligent and you could probably do this in your sleep.
I rescue dogs, but you work wonders with horses. Keep up the hard work!
What Amazes me is that the Horse is sooo Patient throughout the process.
Probably if he is feeling like a king 😂😂😂
@@aryanraj9002 😂😂😂🔥
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Might be paralyzed
It might be that he is feeling satisfying during this procedure
i really love that when he touches the upper part of the horses leg, it lifts its leg up voluntarily. Like, wow! That's such a testament to how used this horse is to its pedicure and how much it trusts your skill!
Really its so much amazing
Generally horses are used to being handled and are quite obliging to deal with.
@@sonyavincent7450 so they aren’t sedated or something?
@@outlawnation5160 not at all! Horses are good natured and love working with people! If you start going round a horse and lifting each foot, by the time you get to the second or third foot they usually raise it for you before you even ask!
@@sonyavincent7450 that’s awesome , tame creatures then
This guy is an amazing farrier. Quick. Diligent. Smooth. That pony is loving getting it’s nails done.
I think I watched one video of yours where you were healing an infection for one of your horses. Whether it was or wasn’t you, I love the way to care for the animals. It’s a few places in VA where I know some people that never treat their horses. Beautiful work
As a layman I flinched a couple times but the horse's serene body language says enough. This man knows what he's doing. Thanks for sharing!
To me it looked incredibly painful but I'm sure its not
Makes me wonder how thick horse hooves are that you could hammer a nail into them lol
@@RayvenFE animals let you know when they're in pain lol. he would've gotten a kick to the head if the horse felt anything.
@@RayvenFE a horse hoof is the same as your fingernail. Interestingly, horse legs are actually elongated fingers.
I'm sure there's videos out there of people going too deep and actually hitting flesh, but anything before that feels the same as cutting, poking, or whatever you might do to your own fingernails.
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The horse is so cleaver! It’s impressive how the horse reacts to the man and trust him to do his job. Amazing video!
This is truly an art form, I have never seen this process before! Thank you for sharing!
Damn...
horse pedicure is hardcore
A hooficure
A fottycure
I mean human pedicures are rough as fuck if you have unhealthy nails
You should see donkey pedicure than.. 😂
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It's fantastic how the horse and man both are calmly relaxed and trust each other while doing this hard working process. Hats off to you. Good, Sir.
horse is just proudly posin lmao its a great thing to see
It’s super nice to watch. Im sure the horse has done this before so he/she understands it’s no big deal, and on top of that the horse might enjoy the feel of a new pair of boots.
It could be different with younger horses, of course. I have no idea.
@@leoarc1061 I think it is different, I used to cry when getting nails cut lol.
The horse would let him know if it hurts. With a bone shattering kick to his face
@@theskiller2217 Great analogy! Spot on!
One of the most fascinating things I've ever seen. The craftsmanship.
It's good to see people know how to make things.
And not just use things that others have made.
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This Farrier REALLY knows his craft!! Nice work!!
I love how horses cooperate.Its like they know its for their good.Its holding it’s foot like getting a pedicure 😄
@julien cuguen 🤣 Wut? Milk a horse?
It's because the horse is intelligent and trained. They have been shoed before and rewarded greatly for being cooperative so they learned to be that way. They've learned that they feel much better afterward with trimmed hooves and nice newly fitted shoes, and they have nothing to fear. It doesn't hurt, it just feels funny like our nails getting clipped. They get breaks in between each foot so they can put weight back on that leg. They've learned that they can trust the farrier not to hurt them at any point in time. It's classic conditioning.
@@mannys9130 what? That's not whats being discussed right now, it's about horse getting milked before.
@@Polar_Bear7 Who the hell milks a horse??? That's just...no. 🤣🤣🤣 And no, that's not the reason why the horse was cooperative and calm. The reasons why it was as such are outlined in my OP.
@@mannys9130 too late. We've already started talking about how the horse was getting milked before.
@@15_subhajitghosh19 how can you be so sure that the horse was milked before
Can I just say how cute it is that the horse lifts it’s foot for him before he even grabs it
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This was fascinating to watch. Taking off the old horse shoes, cleaning the inside then trimming the hoof all the while protecting any sensitive parts in the hoof as well Seeing the rubber protective part put on and the blue stuff underneath that. Seeing a Farrier at work like this is fascinating to watch not forgetting that you have one satisfied horse with new shoes as well.
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No matter what it is it’s always refreshing to watch someone skilled at their trade.
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@@DragoChronicSmoker42 well it will be to bloody for youtube
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Everything was normal for me except the incredible coldness of the horse. You have raised this horse quite characteristically and it completely trusts your skill. Seeing such a relationship is very amazing and lovely. You are not just a good master. You are a real human being who loves animals.
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Really calm horse and the master is the fan of his own work.
horse didn't seem cold to me, i mean the guys wearing a t-shirt and it looks pretty sunny and warm. i didn't see any shivers either. ( t h i s i s a j o k e
If he wasn’t a good master then he wouldn’t be doing this at all.
@@brandondavis8584 He would be doing this to provide for his family and just do shitty work. The level of beauty of implementation is relative.
He probably had a steak for dinner tho...
the best part is how calm most horses can be, it's also satisfying 👌
Beautiful both man and horse 🐎 The farrier certainly knows his job. The horse will love walking on it's new shoes
Great video
While the horse doesn't feel pain, I can't say the same for the dude's back
This is all I could think of the whole time😅
My back ached just watching it..
You can say his core's on point, though!
what about where he put the horse’s foot?
You will never find an old farrier
It's a pleasure to watch someone who's really good at their craft do what they do. Even if you don't know anything about it, you can see the difference
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When you started to burn the hooves with the horse shoes I was amazed! It was crazy to see all the smoke shoot off. That horse must be feeling so much better now ^^
Love watching a professional working. They make a hard job look easy. Look forward to the next video.
It’s amazing to me that in the over 1000 years of humans putting metal “shoes” on horses, almost the exact same technique and technology has remained virtually unchanged. Even some of the same tools.
Like that saying, why fix something that isn't broken?
El caballo tiene miles de años más de evolución.
Un caballo no necesita que un humano le haga una pedicura.
@@Pri-ze7fv yep, if it ain't broke don't fix it
@@Lazarin22 well captive ones do need pedicures like that, unless you live in areas with rocky Land since horses use the rocks to scrape their hoofs to pedicure themselves, but if they lived in an environment with just grass I'm sure that they'd need assistance.
@@Lazarin22 andaa nene q sin eso el caballo se lastimaria, ellos lo alimentan a cambio de su trabajo, sin el humano la poblacion de caballos seria mucho menor
For all the shenanigans that happen on the fringes of CZcams, this is a large part of what I really love about this platform, getting to watch people just going about their days as professionals casual as can be while also showing a tremendous amount of skill, knowledge, and grace. So flipping cool.
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I know nothing about this but I can tell he did an excellent work
Amazing 🤩
Horse knows it and let him polish it !
I have fed cows, slopped hogs, fed goats and chickens, helped when a cow got clipped. But this is by far the coolest farming-ranching thing I've ever seen!! I love how the horse hands over his hoof before it's even time to!! He knows it's new shoe time!! I love it!!
Yess I noticed this too!!! They must have a secret language with his owner
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This is a real back killer, I can already feel my back staring to hurt just by watching this video. He does a fantastic job! 👍🏼
I doubt there's is a paid job that doesn't kill you in some way.
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The attention to detail is incredible 👌
It's probably a treat to work with a laid back older mare like that, too. XD
Relaxing to watch, thank you!
its amazing how the horse lifts his leg for him everytime! What an amazing creature!
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I just love how the horse just sits and doesn’t complain or move. He must enjoy the process.
Like a pedicure
The hoof is just one giant toe nail
@@charlesuplifted5216 and pretty much getting a new pair of shoes with good souls
"He must enjoy the process" stupid assumption and comparison
@@capybara9521 bro if you spent even 1 week near a horse (and you haven’t) you would know that ANY pain would cause them to buck and move and attempt to kick you
You so much as slap that horse in the butt and you gonna be missing teeth
Sit down and shut up
And hold his leg up for so long. Good boy
Horses are so smart. Incredible animals.
Very talented for sure! Id hire you for all my horses anyday
He clearly is extremely experienced. I once had to file a horse's nails... My God, the smell didn't leave me for days. Cool video, I wanted to see the horse after with a big smile on its face...
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I was wondering how bad the smell of hoof filings is considering how bad human nail dust is lol. Let alone the smell of burning hoof
The white part looks like coconut hahah
@@StrikerV3 The burning hoof has got to be as grotesque if not worse than burning tooth. I was conscious for a wisdom tooth extraction and they had to cut into my tooth to remove it and my god. It's the most disgusting thing I've ever smelled.
@@digiquo8143 Burning hooves should smell very similar to how burning hair does as they both are made of the same molecules. Thus the smell must be dreadful, especially considering the amount of smoke coming out.
This is amazing. So soothing
Soothing but also kinda gross. I have a strange mix of feelings watching this.
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damn this process seems like it takes forever. both horse and farrier are so patient
The horse is very patient.
An absolute craftsman, his skills and the horses trust in him are amazing, we can only imagine how the horse feels at the end of it. Its a process that been going for hundreds of years, and apart from some new technology nothing much has changed.
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What impressed me is the horse seemed to know exactly where you wanted it to place it's hoof and it didn't move a muscle while you did the work.
Clearly this guy is one of the best in the business.
Yeah. The horse is just like “time for that manicure”
I imagine getting their hooves restored and shoes changed feels very similar to us getting pedicures. It’s quite relaxing and feels good once they’ve got clean feet and fresh gear.
Love watching folks with crazy awesome skills!
They even get some nice nail polish at the end! *fabulous!*
I enjoyed watching this even though I don’t own a horse or ever an intend to get one CZcams recommendations man
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I love how these horses are so calm during the whole thing.
Just ask a woman how good it feels to have their toes and feet professionally worked on. A green horse is scared of the unknown but after a few times they appreciate the love from the human
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Dude he was torturing the poor thing 😠
@@smokeymcpot69 horses also have a pain reflex. You'd know if you hurt the horse. The horse would tell you .
@@smokeymcpot69 the horse feels no pain actually and the shoes can stop them from getting infections dirt and rocks getting stuck so yeah
The client is so patient and cooperative 😍
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I’ve seen horses terrified of tack, but able to nod right out while a good farrier (like this one) works on them. If they’re not scared or hurt the first time, I think they actually like this-it’s an equine manicure.
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I'm always so intrigued by this proces. As a kid I was taught to be careful when cleaning a horses shoe, not to go to deep when getting everything out as you might hurt the horse but seeing this and looking back, the horses were nowhere near danger with 10 year ol me 😂😂
i know right? i still don't get the anatomy of it. When you see schematics it appears only a small portion of the underside is actually hard and naillike, but in the video is looks like he is cutting away big portions of all the underside, like there is no soft tissue anywhere. I mean, where is the "frog" and "sole"?
I was taught the same, looking back I think it’s more about trust from the horse than actually hurting them. They’re more likely to bolt if they don’t trust you, or feel like you might hurt them. Our farrier always let me start the hoof clean. I’m guessing because he was watching and knew our mare’s limit?
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Wait, you mean you never took a red hot horse shoe and burnt your horses hoof? lol 😂 I saw that and was like WTF! But I get it, they don't have nerves there, but dang, thats the most intense pedicure I've seen.
Man… what a tradesman… Really nice work.
Fascinating! Top job ! That horse must feel like in heaven !:)
This actually is important to the health of the horse as helps stop hoof complications and is like a pedicure for them
If their hoofs are naturally a brighter color, they are more brittle and prone to cracking when going fast, so horses lighter hoofs most likely will need horseshoes.
so wild horses are suffering with their untreated hooves?
@shroomey I'm fairly certain that the kind of terrain the horse will be on affects the likelihood of said complications. Horses that are on concrete, asphalt, brick will wear their hooves down way more than wild horses that will mostly be on grass and dirt.
@@shroomey6686 haha, you triggered my trump card, i actually know about this topic! So, basically span of wild horse is 5 years shorter than domesticated one (dont actually know exact number but around this mark).
Reasons to this are the ones you suggest:
1) Hoofs aint getting that fresh cut their whole life, so are disease prone, and in case they got damage, there's no one to treat the hoof.
2) They get damaged and destroyed, due to them traveling in mountains or plains, and simply they face the harsh nature on everyday basis, while domesticated horses are usually travelling the same old plain or farm, maybe get to walk in the trees but don't go around as much as wild ones.
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I pay tribute to that man's efforts and sincerity. The depth of trust between horses and men seems really deep.
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U made the horse fly with that protective rubber or whatever it is . I wish we did this to our horses back in the days . May God bless you for your amazing work
This is so relaxing to watch
Huge respect to this man, this looks like really hard work that also needs great skill and experience.
Why no one is talking about the horse 😡 , it is so calm
@@chanakya6735 Do you scream when you trim your nails? No? Thats basicly what the horse feels, nothing.
I've seen shoeing before but NEVER so clearly demonstrated... mesmerizing to say the least. Thank you for such a well done, quality (and no talking...love this!) video. 👍🏻
Quick question
What is this step used for at 4:58?
@@X28Q If you look at the metal shoes you can see they have a tab on either side that sticks up to ensure the shoe has no side-to-side movement. If he didn’t burn an imprint into the hoof then those tabs would stick out on the sides and get in the way, instead of sitting flush with the rest of the hoof. It also helps mold the edges of the shoe into the hoof
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Hope every horse get such owner 💙
At first I was wondering if this was painful for the horse, but then I realized a grown-ass horse could and WOULD fuck up a human that was actually hurting or threatening it.
U right
Bro It doesn't hurt at all it's like nail cutting in humans
Horses really can’t feel their hooves, they’re like nails. It’s like getting your nails clipped :>
It will not hurt the horse
Horse hooves don't have any nerves so no pain I guess
I’m sure the horse felt much relief after this. The way he gave him his hoof revealed that he knew he would feel better afterwards.
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The horse appreciates your efforts♥️
I like the way the horse is so obedient.
I like that other than the modern tools (drill press, bench grinder) this job hasn't changed much since iron was developed 🤯
Clearly you havent seen the video of the miniature horse with light up shoes! C ;
@Ramu ramu angle grinders are basically files so you can grind down the hoof quickly idk about drilling or using the bench grinder on the hoof but the drill and bench grinder is to make sizing the shoe quicker
This has got to be the most well mannered horse I have seen and the most skilled horseshoer. Like the horse has complete trust in him and vice versa. The horses body language says it's not in pain and how it voluntarily lifts its hooves says everything. Beautiful work
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11:36 wow this is so satisfying! it's so nice to see someone take care of an animal in detail! ^^ congrats, bro!
That’s a really chill horse
Amount of different disciplines this takes is amazing. Man's gotta know blacksmithing, dealing with horses, and finally his own craft of manicuring thing. It's absolutely amazing
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Not even a dog would just let you file down their nails for that long and cooperate lol this is incredible the horse just chills
To be fair many owners don't know how to cut their dog's nails and end up hurting them
Horses are basically slaves. They have accepted their captivity.
@@thatonepersonyoudontknow804 many dogs just have a fear of getting their paws handled unless you condition them as pups. Its super common even for dogs who have never been even close to hurt.
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 I mean if you feed them and take care of them and let them roam around and have free time yeah I don't see why they would care I mean they're animals they're not as intelligent as humans and they don't have hands to do anything even if they were smarter so there's not much they can do to be happy other than being cared for.
You’re not very smart are you
I watch it for the first time it was soo smooth nd the horse was very clam to the owner this was incredible
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And that is awesome. I grew up working with cattle, but not horses. Seeing you restore this animals hoof and then shoe it is very interesting to watch.
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The horse is so patiently standing n just letting his owner do the touch up wow ❤️
A farrier usually isn't the owner, he rather comes every now and then to do his work
The horse is like, spa day!! 🥳 🥂
This was a very cool, entertaining and educational video. I enjoyed the whole video and I don't even really care about horses! Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for posting this. It was fascinating to watch. The horse is so well-behaved and the farrier so highly skilled. Amazing.
"farrier???" don't invent words you clown, the word is "horseshoer"
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Everyone is talking about the horse trusting human but the human is also trusting the horse for not kicking his balls 🤣
You can tell he takes very good care of his horses
Very professionally done. One ofthe best restorations I've seen, very experienced , and excellent Job well done!
That is genuinely the most relaxing thing I've seen on CZcams for ages...and I have no idea why. I'm not a horsey person never been on one.....but that chap was so calm and skilled
Now that is master quality work right there. This man deserves high praise for his skill
You can tell he been doing it for years
Is that a bar shoe.
Amazes me how compliant the hordes are...they must love it
Dude definitely takes pride in his work. Lucky horse, styling!
Man, that hoarse was so cooperative and the horseshoe Smith is very thorough with his craft; looks like no short cuts done here! Beautiful work!
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Horseshoe Smith ? , It's farrier
@@oldben2357 You didn’t use a comma. ;;)
I was expecting to see dumb comments about this being inhuman or painful for the horse but thankfully people are getting smarter.
Not really. I still see alot or Sheep outside muzzled up with Face Masks because the TV said Fear
I wonder if they feel it at all honestly. I imagine it similar to getting a scratch on a fingernail, but it almost seems like the horse enjoyed it.
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Idk shit, but I am fascinated how calm the horse is. They vibing.
Used to work with horses in Wyoming. One horse in particular named Sinbad never liked anyone except me and the manager (since she raised him and I grew up with him) so he was ornery all the time. The only time he was chill was when I'd go for a walk with him and the herd dog Razor or when he'd get his hooves cleaned up. Considering how good it feels tp get your face cleaned up from pores, nails clipped and cleaned, I can imagine how that feels t
I can imagine it feels nice to hear the clean sounds of new horseshoes tapping on the ground, I wonder if they feel a difference in a newly installed horseshoe, like maybe the horseshoe might feel less angled when it's newly installed, but it gets slightly off angle overtime as the hoof grows. Maybe a new horseshoes sounds a bit different too. I'm not trolling, I am actually wondering.