Hi my name is Jake i am a Registered Farrier from the UK. Today I am Trimming the front hoof of a shire Please hit the LIKE button if you enjoyed and SUBSCRIBE for more New Videos soon
My mare would never stand still enough for this. Getting her hooves trimmed is always a special feat for my farrier. She doesn’t even stand still long enough for me to pick her hooves regularly. Bless this horse’s level of patience, and this man’s. Edit: corrected a word
I understand the struggle my palomino mare pulls like a cat on a leash and flips herself if you touch her feet and kicks like a rattle snake... needless to say we’re working with a trainer
So cool. But I don't understand people thinking the video should be flipped. It's the farrier's eye view, it's the view you have when you clean your horse's feet. It's the only view that makes sense, to me at least. thanks so much.
@pizza i didn’t say that i would be watching from under the horse i said that i like the look of it when the video is flipped upside down. it makes it seem like i am standing there or sitting there watching them instead of seeing it from their pov
For those wondering, this isn’t hurting the horse. While it might seem kind of tough, this isn’t actually cutting into any of the horses flesh. It’s a bit like a human getting a manicure but for a horse.
no hate but a manicure is for hands of a human (For example) and peticure (if i spelled that right which i probably didnt) is for feet lol try to remember that so people wont have to correct you and might make you feel bad ( i experience it)
I've just started binge watching all these videos and, after watching 11 videos, I can confidently state that nobody said that the horse is hurt by this. Just 6,460 comments saying: fOr ANyboDy sAYinG tHis HurTS tHe hORsE
Check out the Hoof GP! He trims all sorts of interesting cattle hooves. Just be careful as you’ll find yourself watching The ToeBro clipping some gnarly looking human nails! Take care of your feet, I have seen horrible things!
How could a job so perfect get a thumbs down. It makes no sense. I've never seen such perfection. Instead of being jealous he is showing us so we learn. Thumbs up for a phenomenal job.
@@lampadudle well it sure don’t taste like coconut! The coconut look is a result of the way the teeth of the rasp cut through the foot. Just based on this one foot I would be happy if he were my farrier! Though I think he would find my desert hardened hooves a heck of a challenge to trim. My RT shoulder is currently pitching a fit over trimming and shoeing my own as its hard as hell to find a competent farrier.
Vera Kimble I feel so bad for you XD. My parents are the female and male equivalent of Karen, decided by the internet sooooooo, yeahhhhhhhhhhh, that’s fun lol.
Graham would likely do a fantastic job given a bit of guidance on dealing with horses. This horse was well mannered though! Try having one that wants to squish you when she thinks she’s stood long enough. Couple that with a bum knee ( arthritis) and it’s a recipe for a not so fun trim.
Poor horse, has to stand a long time on 3 feet. And 1 feet is "stuck" between two human legs. So the horse has no choice 🤣 horse abuse!! (Sarcastic right)
Actually, not really. If you want to watch this as a farrier, it's better to watch it like that cause that's basically our point of view and it's much easier to se how he does things
!Disclaimer! This does not hurt the horse they actually enjoy it bc their hoofs are kinda like giant nails, i am just pointing this out just incase people didnt know this :)
People who just got a horse and not knowing what a frog on the foot is but me not owning a horse and know what it is because I watched so many of these videos
@@pwuffix the frog is a part of the hoof and it's just there but I don't know the Pacific way to explain it but it's not senetive and who has a horse here
I love that green knife!! That is a big hoof/horse....I looked up Shire and it mentioned that their population is dwindling.🥺 Is that true? You do excellent work Sir! Blessings send to you and all your equine friends....🙏🏼🐴😊🍀👋🏼🇨🇦
I love how people in the comments are throwing tantrums over the horse when the horse is literally calm and relaxed for the entire video. Really says a lot.
There is so much smooth action here, just can't give enough credit and thanks. As a city folk, I have never had interactions like this, so please excuse my ignorance to some degree. I notice in the videos, the horses seem extremely calm and might I say, enjoy having their nails trimmed and new shoes fitted. Basing my experience off taking a few pets to varying vets, animals do know or sense who or where they are. The question I want to ask, are all horses like this, or do you have the occasional ones who, not matter if they like it not, they aren't as calm as this. Do they all have the sense to know 'hey its the nail/shoe man, he's cool' or are there the nervous nellies, who no matter how gentile you are with them, they just don't like you? Love the vids and content, fascinating to watch and I have no idea why. If you enjoyed watching me do my job, I'd be extremely surprised....
Hey! There are a few horses who don’t enjoy having their hooves touched, wether that be cleaning or a visit from the farrier however you’ll find that most horses enjoy it! Hope that helps answer your question!
I watched this without reading the description. I was O.O at the size of that hoof! Horse must be huge!- then I read the description. Shire. :) My 14 H Arabian mare has such tiny, dainty little hooves in comparison.
Hi Jake, greetings from Australia! I grew up on cattle stations here in Australia, but never actually saw a farrier do his work in practise until I came across your channel and another bloke who does this sort of thing with dairy cows in Scotland. Great videos, VERY interesting!
I don’t understand why folks take issue with the camera angle. It looks like a first person view. Go-pro on his head? If he can perform the job from that view we can watch it from the same in my opinion. That’s just my opinion though.
Too much motion can cause seasickness in some people, including me. This video was okay today, but usually, I wouldn't be able to watch one with the camera bobbing around like that (or even worse, panning).
I love your videos!! I watched some other farrier videos and out of everyone you do the best job. You take so much time making sure the horse gets the best care
"That doesn't hurt the horse" this, and "Where are the comments saying that it hurts the more" that, WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE FLIP AT 5:20 IT'S SO GOOD
Actual question here. What is the black line that runs around the edge of the hoof wall? Is this normal for drafts, common in all horses? I don't recall seeing it so pronounced before.
Thanks for posting these videos!! My dream is to become a farrier :) I have a degree in animal care and once I get the chance I am going to learn the trade!! Your videos are so informative and satisfying.
I'm not a farrier or anything close, but I would assume much like dogs or even us depending on how long you go with out trimming nails they keep growing out. On a dog you would trim the as far back as possible to the quick. Just like us and dogs I would assume as long as you dont go past that point it shouldn't hurt them or cause tenderness. S&s horse shoeing has alot of good explanations to his trims. Explaining the why's and what's
Farrier here! Just like people horses feet have an arch. When you trim the wall shorter, the sole also has to be trimmed to keep the hoof's natural cup shape. The sole is made of horn tubules softer and more flexible than the hoof wall that is meant to bear the brunt of the horse's weight. When he steps down the foot expands and the sole sinks to absorb shock. If you leave the sole too thick or even worse, longer than the harder, less flexible weight bearing hoof wall you do not give space for this action and it will cause bruising and soreness almost like how people with flat feet get sore or if you were to walk with a sock balled in the arch of your foot. I hope this helps.
That file flip is so smooth.
Haha right, I feel like all farriers have this bit down to a science😂
We always tell our farrier he could go work for benihanna
Ikr
Yes sirrrr
yeah it is cool my dad does hoofs and he does it and im like HOW do you do that
My mare would never stand still enough for this. Getting her hooves trimmed is always a special feat for my farrier. She doesn’t even stand still long enough for me to pick her hooves regularly. Bless this horse’s level of patience, and this man’s.
Edit: corrected a word
I know what you mean.... :( my mare is the same
Imagine owning a horse
Wild ones knew how to shed their own I think
I understand the struggle my palomino mare pulls like a cat on a leash and flips herself if you touch her feet and kicks like a rattle snake... needless to say we’re working with a trainer
Damn- I guess I was blessed with an angel
The only thing hurting in this video, is the poor dudes back
Poor guy
No I'm sure after doing this for a while it probably has built his back pretty good.
My partner's old horse used to refuse to keep his feet up unless he had a person there to support his weight
He's a draft
yes ,his poor back must of hurt
His chiropractor bill is probably through the roof
If anyone is wondering if this hurts the horse:
*If it did the person would be a few feet away with a really sore ass*
It doesn’t hurt the horse so no worries!
Its like cutting Youri OWN nails you dont feel it at All bcs its dead nail :)
That vegan teacher: “OMG YOU’RE HURTING IT”
A really sore ASS
its not hurting the horse my dad does it and you would be hurting the horse it would pull back
My back and knees hurt watching this!!!! He makes it look so easy and that's a sign of a professional!!! Wonderful job!!!!
People let's be honest,if it was hurting the horse, the guy would be a goner.
True like Bruce he would have gotten kickeddddd
@@annad.6096 yes he would be kicked in the butt
Oop yep
@BlueDinoJake lol
I was like why he going so rough then I remember he would’ve got kicked in the sack
So cool. But I don't understand people thinking the video should be flipped. It's the farrier's eye view, it's the view you have when you clean your horse's feet. It's the only view that makes sense, to me at least. thanks so much.
i just like it better because it feels like i’m watxhing it from my pov and not from theirs :)
@pizza i didn’t say that i would be watching from under the horse i said that i like the look of it when the video is flipped upside down. it makes it seem like i am standing there or sitting there watching them instead of seeing it from their pov
@pizza well i never said that i would be in that position irl i think it’s better to looks at it from that way on the video.
@pizza oops, I was responding to the wrong person my bad
I think hounding the phone normal is fine it is farries view so what matters .
Literally nobody:
The comments of this video: for everyone saying this hurts the horse....
It don’t
Congratulations. You have posted what may possibly be the only instance I will have ever found this comment funny and clever.
For those wondering, this isn’t hurting the horse. While it might seem kind of tough, this isn’t actually cutting into any of the horses flesh. It’s a bit like a human getting a manicure but for a horse.
I’ve watched some horses even falling asleep lol
no hate but a manicure is for hands of a human (For example) and peticure (if i spelled that right which i probably didnt) is for feet lol try to remember that so people wont have to correct you and might make you feel bad ( i experience it)
@@lowlifekidyt5717 well the front legs of a 4 legged animal are analogous to the arms of a human
There’s no nerves in the Hooves anyway so they don’t even feel anything. But I can imagine it must feel nice for the horse after getting it done.
Me: unhealthily watching way too many horse hooves cleaning videos
*imagining” what if humans had to cut their nails like this???
We have podiatrists who charge more
300th like :p
@@leah_kirkland. damn already thanks man
I mean old people or sick people technically cut their nail like that :|
@@justnoob8141 how tho lmao
Why are y’all talkin bout people saying that that hurts the horse when I can’t find shit
it's just a general common thing, whenever you are doing any type of work with an animal, most likely people are probably gonna say that
You mean feel?
I think it started with one person assuming someone said it, and then other people not bothering to check and just going along with the assumption
@@HighSpeedChase not one person on here has said that it hurts the animal
Its always like this. People are dumb sheep that will say what everyone else says
I've just started binge watching all these videos and, after watching 11 videos, I can confidently state that nobody said that the horse is hurt by this. Just 6,460 comments saying: fOr ANyboDy sAYinG tHis HurTS tHe hORsE
This is the best comment of them all
I have yet to see one of those comments
Awesomegirl2014 said stop it’s hurting the horse to me the only thing that is hurting is his back and knees
2020 made an extraordinary connection between me and horse shoes cleaning Videos
Anyone else who can feel me ?
same lol
Check out the Hoof GP! He trims all sorts of interesting cattle hooves. Just be careful as you’ll find yourself watching The ToeBro clipping some gnarly looking human nails! Take care of your feet, I have seen horrible things!
me
Yeah, I don't even ride.. But for some reason I always end up watching these videos..
Mee
How could a job so perfect get a thumbs down. It makes no sense. I've never seen such perfection. Instead of being jealous he is showing us so we learn. Thumbs up for a phenomenal job.
Now THAT was a beautiful video! Loved it!!!
My horses hooves are getting done tomorrow and why does it look like coconut?
The hoof is made of keratin. The same material your nails are made of. The pink in your nails comes from the bloodvessels underneath
@@yahaloo7883 Okay but it does look like coconut :o
It do be lookin like a coconut tho-
@@lampadudle well it sure don’t taste like coconut! The coconut look is a result of the way the teeth of the rasp cut through the foot.
Just based on this one foot I would be happy if he were my farrier! Though I think he would find my desert hardened hooves a heck of a challenge to trim.
My RT shoulder is currently pitching a fit over trimming and shoeing my own as its hard as hell to find a competent farrier.
Because it's like a big thick nail. With no blood vessels in it
So it's just.. Dry.. And white like that
no one:
vegan teachers: omg you’re hurting them!
Lol yeah
Karen’s: omg he’s biting me!
@@alexis22229 yeah my old teacher was a big Karen .
Vera Kimble I feel so bad for you XD. My parents are the female and male equivalent of Karen, decided by the internet sooooooo, yeahhhhhhhhhhh, that’s fun lol.
Can u even eat a horse 🤔🤔🤔 lol
As an equestrian, I always love watching a good farrier at work 😍😍
same!
I wish you would have filmed all four hooves. Great work
Why are people disliking this video of someone properly taking care of their horse??
Not only is this guy good at what he does but he does flips and spins with his tools. My finger would be gone if that was me
STOP ITS HURTING THE HORSE (this is your “it hurts the horse comment” so now you can stop scrolling because you’ve found one)
life saver 🙏🏼
😂
It doesn’t hurt the horse it helps bc if he doesn’t do that the hooves would hurt the horse
@@azimhagarthson2055 ...
Your sacrifice is much appreciated
It’s 3:00 am, I gotta work at 9 am and for some reason…I cannot stop watching this, this is so satisfying
Wow I wish dogs were this patient for their nail trims
Aww the forbidden coconut 🥥😌
That is one BIG hoof!
Assuming it's a draft horse though so quite understandable, just first time I've seen one of theirs trimmed.
She says it's a shire (draft), although not as huge as I would have expected. Cool video.
I'm kinda dissapointed that the horse didn't say at the end: "So you guys, this is how I get my nails done, thank you and tune in next time"
this guy’s back must hurt so much
So much more difficult than trimming cows hooves....dont tell Graham
Graham would likely do a fantastic job given a bit of guidance on dealing with horses.
This horse was well mannered though! Try having one that wants to squish you when she thinks she’s stood long enough. Couple that with a bum knee ( arthritis) and it’s a recipe for a not so fun trim.
Our secret!
This is why he was brutal , the horse hoof is much harder
No matter how he does this....
Peta will find a way to be offended by it
Yeah because Peta actively harm animals, not help them. They don't like to see someone actually helping animals.
Poor horse, has to stand a long time on 3 feet. And 1 feet is "stuck" between two human legs. So the horse has no choice 🤣 horse abuse!!
(Sarcastic right)
5:05 care for some forbidden parmesan? Full-bodied and cheesy, guaranteed!
Hahhahhaahahahahahhaha I love you so much for that hahhahaha
Dogs love it!
2AM in the morning I watch this. Truly satisfying.
Everyone: this hurts the horse...
Horse: ahhh such a nice spa 😂🤣
The joke would’ve been good if anyone commented that it hurts the horse.
@@mrchonks6607 these are old comments with negative votes that's because u can't see them
Them: So whats your kink?
Me: 5:19 THAT
Andrea LH 🤣🤣🤣
That flip
Oh jeez that was epic
@@fifithehuntress it’s the heavy breathing for me :)
If you flip your screen upside down you can see properly. Thank me later.
Big brain
Thanks Einstein
Imma Thank You Right Now.
Thanks
woah-
Actually, not really. If you want to watch this as a farrier, it's better to watch it like that cause that's basically our point of view and it's much easier to se how he does things
Ahhhh. The title doesn’t lie. It’s very satisfying
Its feels so good! I’m thinking about buying a horse just to cut their nails
@@islandcoconutnut That's big brain move right there
Yesss, I'm also looking for that comment saying "the horse is being hurt"
5:18 you can’t lie that flip was fire 😂
Dude the horse loves the relief
Miss the smell of hoof trimmings.
Very well behaved horse!!
The smell? All the horse poop and dirt 😂
@@lucilemckinney4180 horse poo doesn't stink if the horse only eats hay and etc
Even the smell of thrush? Ugh I hate that smell
This is straight up
A B U S E.
That man's back is hella sore and
the horse didnt even say thank you?
Ma'm get yo manners!
You try too hard.
And here i am watching this at 2am waiting for red dead to download on my pc 🤠.
Haha I'm staying up even though I should be preparing for finals
!Disclaimer! This does not hurt the horse they actually enjoy it bc their hoofs are kinda like giant nails, i am just pointing this out just incase people didnt know this :)
People who just got a horse and not knowing what a frog on the foot is but me not owning a horse and know what it is because I watched so many of these videos
Oh, what is it?
Me knowing all these cool names in english thanks to these videos but not in my own language
oof
@@pwuffix the frog is a part of the hoof and it's just there but I don't know the Pacific way to explain it but it's not senetive and who has a horse here
@@pwuffix
Its the triangle part
Who here is watching this for satisfaction
I'm watching to find out if I know more then the Farrah .
Me!
El comentario en español que estabas buscando,
Piola
This video literally shows how much time and effort girls put into their nails
Crusty dusty horse hoof sooo satisfying!👍🏾🧲🐴🐎
I play rdr2 love it and I get this in my recommended 😂
I love that green knife!! That is a big hoof/horse....I looked up Shire and it mentioned that their population is dwindling.🥺 Is that true? You do excellent work Sir! Blessings send to you and all your equine friends....🙏🏼🐴😊🍀👋🏼🇨🇦
I love how people in the comments are throwing tantrums over the horse when the horse is literally calm and relaxed for the entire video. Really says a lot.
My back is hurting just from watching ! Wow I always wondered how this was done. Super neat!
Im guessing he got an A+ on that one carving project he had in art class
*removes dirt from hoove*
Me: * cries from satisfaction*
Him flipping his tools was the best part
I don’t even own a horse or even been around one and I enjoy these videos
There is so much smooth action here, just can't give enough credit and thanks. As a city folk, I have never had interactions like this, so please excuse my ignorance to some degree. I notice in the videos, the horses seem extremely calm and might I say, enjoy having their nails trimmed and new shoes fitted. Basing my experience off taking a few pets to varying vets, animals do know or sense who or where they are. The question I want to ask, are all horses like this, or do you have the occasional ones who, not matter if they like it not, they aren't as calm as this. Do they all have the sense to know 'hey its the nail/shoe man, he's cool' or are there the nervous nellies, who no matter how gentile you are with them, they just don't like you? Love the vids and content, fascinating to watch and I have no idea why. If you enjoyed watching me do my job, I'd be extremely surprised....
Hey! There are a few horses who don’t enjoy having their hooves touched, wether that be cleaning or a visit from the farrier however you’ll find that most horses enjoy it! Hope that helps answer your question!
Forbidden coconut
No
:|
Take a bite, make sure to film it and put it on live leak tho
@@memedealer4208 “man looses all his teeth after biting horse”
You can bet that horse is like oh thank you so much ahhhhhhh! Awesome!
I have a buddy that went and trained for this. I had no idea what it truly entailed. So interesting!
It is an art, that's for sure.
Nobody: It is hurting the horse! OMG 😲😮
Everybody: *iT dOEsnT huRT THe hORsE*
I didn't understand
I watched this without reading the description. I was O.O at the size of that hoof! Horse must be huge!- then I read the description. Shire. :) My 14 H Arabian mare has such tiny, dainty little hooves in comparison.
Hi Jake, greetings from Australia! I grew up on cattle stations here in Australia, but never actually saw a farrier do his work in practise until I came across your channel and another bloke who does this sort of thing with dairy cows in Scotland. Great videos, VERY interesting!
Breathing hard ash 😂
I don’t understand why folks take issue with the camera angle. It looks like a first person view. Go-pro on his head? If he can perform the job from that view we can watch it from the same in my opinion. That’s just my opinion though.
Too much motion can cause seasickness in some people, including me. This video was okay today, but usually, I wouldn't be able to watch one with the camera bobbing around like that (or even worse, panning).
for those who think its hurting the the horse thats not true in fact a hoof is pure keratin and it does not have pain receptors
I love your videos!! I watched some other farrier videos and out of everyone you do the best job. You take so much time making sure the horse gets the best care
i would never do this to my horse
because i dont have one
@@UnorthodoxParker das a good one
me getting nervous when we gets close to the frog
i am scared enough hoof picking my horse near her frog xD then dis dude over here doing dis
I thought for a moment he was actually scraping the frog!
@Josie Topp well you can only cut until u see white because that part is going to hurt the horse
That horse definitely felt really good after that it basically got a good pedicure
"That doesn't hurt the horse" this, and "Where are the comments saying that it hurts the more" that, WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE FLIP AT 5:20 IT'S SO GOOD
When I was younger I remember how heavy the hooves were when I picked them hopefully one day I'll own one
Now he's gotta do it three more times
More satisfying than the actual cleaning is the file flipping, ssoooo smooth, noice
i. can’t. believe. the. patience. that. animal. has.
The only thing that is hurting is his back
I feel like this is me doing my nails sometimes
I needed to watch this upside down
Im just fascinated by the way you flip your tools 😅 great job!
Actual question here. What is the black line that runs around the edge of the hoof wall? Is this normal for drafts, common in all horses? I don't recall seeing it so pronounced before.
bruh why his foot look like a coconut 😌✨
Fr
Aww! The horse is a very pretty brown color, I’m sure it enjoyed the hoof trim too! :)
For some reason this was satisfying and relaxing to watch
Anyone else think of a waiter grating parmesan cheese over your Italian food @ 4:35 ?
... Yeah me neither
Eurgh
If you want to find a comment that says this hurts the horse, press the "newest first" and scroll. :)
It's too hard
I can't see no hate
Thanks for posting these videos!! My dream is to become a farrier :) I have a degree in animal care and once I get the chance I am going to learn the trade!! Your videos are so informative and satisfying.
That's some hard work, mad respect you. 👏
한국인 앖쳐? 알고리즘 신기하네 ㅜ
Do horses have any sorta nerves in their hoofs
I’ve always wondered that
Its a nail no
Just think of their Hooves As Nails on fingers in fact their legs move a lot like them which is a creepy thought
The more I think about it’s quite nasty
Because of all the stuff under there hoofs
@@mrstultus6355 it’s a hoof…. Not a nail.
@@doodlecaboodle9298 Hooves and nails are made out of the same thing and it's a good example when explaining how this doesn't hurt horses
My man has slight of hand equipped
Cleaning horse hooves and painting with Bob Ross , It doesn't get any better than that ❣
the sad part is that these dudes don't get paid enough for this.
I locked my screen rotation to watch this. Watching it "upside down" is really distracting.
It isn’t upside down. You have a dodgy device...
BRO I DIDNT EVEN REALIZE HOW MUCH BETTER IT LOOKS WHEN YOU WATCH THE VID UPSIDE DOWN. IT LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE ELSE IS RECORDING IT
I like this guy who really get in there he know what he's doing he come to work
I don’t know why the fuck people think this hurts the horse. It’s essentially like cutting its nails
Why does so much so,e get removed? Why wouldn’t that cause tenderness? Enjoyed you at your skill. Very handy!
I'm not a farrier or anything close, but I would assume much like dogs or even us depending on how long you go with out trimming nails they keep growing out.
On a dog you would trim the as far back as possible to the quick.
Just like us and dogs I would assume as long as you dont go past that point it shouldn't hurt them or cause tenderness.
S&s horse shoeing has alot of good explanations to his trims. Explaining the why's and what's
Farrier here! Just like people horses feet have an arch. When you trim the wall shorter, the sole also has to be trimmed to keep the hoof's natural cup shape. The sole is made of horn tubules softer and more flexible than the hoof wall that is meant to bear the brunt of the horse's weight. When he steps down the foot expands and the sole sinks to absorb shock. If you leave the sole too thick or even worse, longer than the harder, less flexible weight bearing hoof wall you do not give space for this action and it will cause bruising and soreness almost like how people with flat feet get sore or if you were to walk with a sock balled in the arch of your foot. I hope this helps.
ouch that looks painful
yeah he would've been 4 feet away from the horse if it did
If it hurts the horse, that man would be dead .,.
@@l1ttle.sunsh1n3 CLICK READ MORE BEFORE YOU CORRECT SOMEONE!
Horse has got some good patience....🔥🔥🔥
I 💜 the beauty and sound of the horse-hoof... especially when it's galloping upon the ground...😇👍🏻