When I had horses they did not need to be shod since they were mostly pets and were not used for hard work. So I regularly just trimmed their hooves. One horse liked it so much he would actually lay down and place his hoof in my lap. Our donkey would fall asleep when I did his hooves, so I had to lean him against a wall. Funniest part was waking him up to turn him around and do the other side. He would promptly fall asleep again! His only flaw was that he hated goats.
Pleasure to watch when a professional works ,greetings from Ukraine,love your horses ,my dream to have at least one horse like your, God bless you guys
The sheer power of the beast, it's a miracle that Man has managed to tame them and that Farriers do this essential and exhausting work with such skill and patience both on the part of the horse and the farrier
Très bonne vidéo, le maréchal ferrant fait vraiment du très bon travail. Cet éleveur qui travail avec ses chevaux, pour moi , est un vrai passionné et ses chevaux sont bien entretenus. C'est à chaque fois un réel plaisir de regarder ces vidéos.
Ik heb 8 jaar met een hoefstal paard beslagen. Ik snap niet dat het vastzetten van de benen zoveel moeite kost. Dat deed ik bij lichte en zware paarden alleen. Een hoef moet ook niet vlak gebrand maar vlak gekapt worden. Het branden dient alleen maar om te kijken of de gaten van het hoefijzer op de plaatjesrand uitkomen. Als je hard brand verdamt het nodige vocht om de hoef soepel te houden. Succes verder. Jos De Graaf. Docent Kunst- en Siersmeden.
One can save oneself much of the strain and also make it easier for the horse when one properly trains the horses to give their feet. Then brute strength is replaced by the willingness of the horse to cooperate. My horses ( 1050 and 1100 kg) are being shod without a shoeing stock, just cradles to place their feet in and they are relaxed. That being said, this farrier is good.
Yup, training them to pick up their hooves helps. I've cleaned hooves from shetland's to big draft horses of 19hh, all you need to do is properly train them or just lean into them a little bit. This method in the video actually makes it harder and it doesn't help that horses are claustrophobic either.
@@MaritsView You have apparently never SHOD draft horses have you??? Even when they stand well,they are extremely heavy and the work involved requires time,under that weight..I have done it with and without a stock and doing it without,will break you down,in half the time..
@@TightwadTodd I never said l shod them. I said l've cleaned their hooves countless of times. I know very well how heavy they are but there are other ways to do this.
@@MaritsView Exactly!!!...Why does someone who has never done it,think they know more about it than someone who makes a living doing it and probably for longer than they have been alive..Did you see these horses struggling in any way?..Did they look Stressed to you..Did you actually consider,that they are accustomed to a Stock and may actually like the stability of it...Gotta love the keyboard commando horse whisperers..
I’ve got a friend with a Belgian and I have to say, I’ve never seen the need to shoe a horse this way. I’ve got three horses myself and I’ve never seen anything like this before. It was interesting to watch.
It might be a bit easier if someone taught the horse to pick up his own feet. I've shod a lot of drafts. They all picked up their own feet simply by squeezing the tendons. Then they were taught to rest their feet on a hoof cradle so no stocks were needed.
I know their feet are heavy. I've shod many draft horses. I'm talking about teaching them to lift their feet up themselves so you can strap them to the stocks rather tha needing three people to pull the foot up.
I helped my father shoe his horses many times right out in the drive way or even the barn yard., the horse picked up their own feet when he grabbed the hair and gave it a tug.
I just love draft horses of all types. They are wonderful, big teddy bears! I'm no expert, but I couldn't help but wonder if there was an easier way to do this. However I can see the farrier is good. Has to be a lot of hard work.
English to Follow. Wie viele schwere Pferde würden Sie an einem Tag machen? Als eine Person, die Pferde von Verletzungen rehabilitiert, bin ich neugierig. Ich danke Ihnen, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, meine Frage zu beantworten. Viele Segnungen für Sie und Ihre Familie und bitte bleiben Sie in diesen schwierigen Zeiten sicher. Aus Ontario, Kanada, Jenn Lehman. Aus Ontario, Kanada, Jenn Lehman. How many heavy horses would you do in one day? As a person who rehabilitates horses from injury, I am curious. I thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Many Blessings to you and your family and please Stay Safe Everyone during these troubling times. From Ontario, Canada, Jenn Lehman.
guess im jst a bit in shocked yet still intrigued to learn something new...being around horses all my life, this type of horse in a stand farrier is different. I'm used to the blacksmith who picks up the horses hoof and holds it between the legs and does the work. have they ever tried without the stand?
Well lets see, he was put in a stock a chain used to keep him in, he had a horrible looking bridle on his face with blinkers. Last but not least he was practically being hog-tied to get his feet up so you could work on them. This is brute force, I think I would be upset.
When you take the horses shoe and heat it up very hot like that, are you actually fitting the shoe by virtue of melting the heal into a good fit so it doesn't hurt his feet over time?🧡🧡🧡🧡
When I had horses they did not need to be shod since they were mostly pets and were not used for hard work. So I regularly just trimmed their hooves. One horse liked it so much he would actually lay down and place his hoof in my lap.
Our donkey would fall asleep when I did his hooves, so I had to lean him against a wall. Funniest part was waking him up to turn him around and do the other side. He would promptly fall asleep again! His only flaw was that he hated goats.
Put shoes to your horse is a legacy of horsemanship.
Pleasure to watch when a professional works ,greetings from Ukraine,love your horses ,my dream to have at least one horse like your, God bless you guys
Hope you and your loved ones are ok, send you good vibes and wishes of Peace.
The sheer power of the beast, it's a miracle that Man has managed to tame them and that Farriers do this essential and exhausting work with such skill and patience both on the part of the horse and the farrier
Thanks for this. I liked how much detail of the whole process that you showed. The horse is surprisingly patient.
WORK was had all around!!
Big, strong, heavy animal being patient.
Tough, enduring, fast, powerful man getting it done.
Extremely impressive, all!!
Très bonne vidéo, le maréchal ferrant fait vraiment du très bon travail. Cet éleveur qui travail avec ses chevaux, pour moi , est un vrai passionné et ses chevaux sont bien entretenus. C'est à chaque fois un réel plaisir de regarder ces vidéos.
Well done. Nice work. I do love draft horses but my body just won't take working on them anymore. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
I have rarely seen a more dignified form of work....
What a huge powerful animal these draft horses are. Beautiful too.
They are a waste of time and money. A mule half the size will out work, eat less, and easier and cheaper to shoe. I hate shoeing them they are a pain.
Bravissimi....
Please !!Don't keep a nail in your mouth, it's very dangerous , when you accidentally coughing the nail it will go into the mouth
Belgium horses one of the best in the world,
Unbelievable how beautiful those horses are.
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Ik heb 8 jaar met een hoefstal paard beslagen. Ik snap niet dat het vastzetten van de benen zoveel moeite kost.
Dat deed ik bij lichte en zware paarden alleen. Een hoef moet ook niet vlak gebrand maar vlak gekapt worden.
Het branden dient alleen maar om te kijken of de gaten van het hoefijzer op de plaatjesrand uitkomen.
Als je hard brand verdamt het nodige vocht om de hoef soepel te houden.
Succes verder. Jos De Graaf. Docent Kunst- en Siersmeden.
Herrarlos haci es por seguridad, yo los herro con o sin atarlo as haci, pero ay que tener huevos de burro como yo,
This is a very relaxing video, please keep doing this.
Nice work and nice looking horses.
One can save oneself much of the strain and also make it easier for the horse when one properly trains the horses to give their feet. Then brute strength is replaced by the willingness of the horse to cooperate. My horses ( 1050 and 1100 kg) are being shod without a shoeing stock, just cradles to place their feet in and they are relaxed. That being said, this farrier is good.
THIS.
Yup, training them to pick up their hooves helps.
I've cleaned hooves from shetland's to big draft horses of 19hh, all you need to do is properly train them or just lean into them a little bit.
This method in the video actually makes it harder and it doesn't help that horses are claustrophobic either.
@@MaritsView You have apparently never SHOD draft horses have you??? Even when they stand well,they are extremely heavy and the work involved requires time,under that weight..I have done it with and without a stock and doing it without,will break you down,in half the time..
@@TightwadTodd I never said l shod them.
I said l've cleaned their hooves countless of times.
I know very well how heavy they are but there are other ways to do this.
@@MaritsView Exactly!!!...Why does someone who has never done it,think they know more about it than someone who makes a living doing it and probably for longer than they have been alive..Did you see these horses struggling in any way?..Did they look Stressed to you..Did you actually consider,that they are accustomed to a Stock and may actually like the stability of it...Gotta love the keyboard commando horse whisperers..
Such a beautiful animals!
Job well done!
I loved this. Beautiful horses
they ARE enormous
Excellent 😊 work gentlemen 👌👍
Beautiful Horses, and you are amazing Sir!
a very patient and peaceable horse
Goed gedaan , een ervaren smid. Groeten uit, Quebec , Canada.
Horse manicure great job and beautiful horse
Beau travail magnifique goed zo
What a beautiful beautiful horse
I’ve got a friend with a Belgian and I have to say, I’ve never seen the need to shoe a horse this way. I’ve got three horses myself and I’ve never seen anything like this before. It was interesting to watch.
Very good to see horseman what he do
Whoa! That dude's gotta be insanely strong to do that! Great clip, though!
Good job friend!
Very beautiful horse
excellent work!
BRAVO 👍👍👍
Mooi werk van deze hoefsmid. Paard is niet gewend voeten te geven en toch gaat het perfect!!
I'm exhausted and all I did was watch!
Just love draft horses, farriers are strong & I like to see them at work x
Nice job congratulation..
好师傅，技术很好。👍
mooie video. meer hoefsmid video's aub,blijft mooi om naar te kijken.
Magnífico ❤️
Me encanto tu vídeo ,muy bueno felicidades, saludos desde Querétaro México
Hola!busca en el traductor para comentar en ing por q es de norteamerica ,saludos desde argentina!!!!
@@pedrojoseteranbuschfrers2568 Argentino inepto, estan en belgica no en America y me refiero al continente.
@@chadiusthundercock9370 hola! Admito q pense q era de ahí pero me referia a poner comentarios en ingles para q lo entienda saludos
Excelente profesionales tratan bien a los animarles mis respetos
What a strong horse, much bigger than my country’s horses
This is because the horse in this video belongs to the Percheron breed. They are the largest and strongest of all horses.
Ton and a half horse + a 12" wide hoof + enough muscle power to bend a crow bar = a very dangerous trade.
What beautiful animals. Fifty thousand years in breeding.
That is a lot of work! These are big horses.
2000 lbs of maso
Very nice👍
A professional work changing horse shoes welldone👍
In awe the size of these lads
Insane! I watch clips like this and hope that the farrier don't get hurt!
Very good 😎👍
What a job. A good job.
It might be a bit easier if someone taught the horse to pick up his own feet. I've shod a lot of drafts. They all picked up their own feet simply by squeezing the tendons. Then they were taught to rest their feet on a hoof cradle so no stocks were needed.
They spending so much energy picking up those feet
I know their feet are heavy. I've shod many draft horses. I'm talking about teaching them to lift their feet up themselves so you can strap them to the stocks rather tha needing three people to pull the foot up.
@@matttaimuty5397 or heck even a hoof stand, that all my farrier uses and she works with drafts too
@@raphmaster23 same here. I've never needed a shoeing stock
@@feathersong5838 czcams.com/video/47CubmtDic0/video.html no stocks, using hoof stand no dramatic struggle of 2 or 3 guys picking up the hooves
Cool🥰
Tu sei bravo lavori con passione perché tu vuoi bene ai cavalli❤️🐎👍👏🇮🇪
I shoe 4 draft horses every Wednesday with no stocks.. its a challenge... but 95% of the horses are just plain saints..
Cool workers
Cox gozel atdir el i$inizde ela👍👍👍
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I helped my father shoe his horses many times right out in the drive way or even the barn yard., the horse picked up their own feet when he grabbed the hair and gave it a tug.
Хорошая лошадка, мастер отличный.
un vero profesionista
Dang that is one big ass horse
I just love draft horses of all types. They are wonderful, big teddy bears! I'm no expert, but I couldn't help but wonder if there was an easier way to do this. However I can see the farrier is good. Has to be a lot of hard work.
It's incredibly hard work. There's no easy way to do this, other than having a cooperative horse
Bom servir super 🥰👍
Это было круто молодцы ребята
Verry great
NEW SUCRIPTOR!!!!!!
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@@meysopheara2029 ?
A gentle giant :)
Ок kurguzstane
*And also a profession for strong women
you are absolutely right
Yup. It's technique that counts. No stocks needed when they are held properly and not yanking on the joints.
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English to Follow. Wie viele schwere Pferde würden Sie an einem Tag machen? Als eine Person, die Pferde von Verletzungen rehabilitiert, bin ich neugierig. Ich danke Ihnen, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, meine Frage zu beantworten. Viele Segnungen für Sie und Ihre Familie und bitte bleiben Sie in diesen schwierigen Zeiten sicher. Aus Ontario, Kanada, Jenn Lehman. Aus Ontario, Kanada, Jenn Lehman. How many heavy horses would you do in one day? As a person who rehabilitates horses from injury, I am curious. I thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Many Blessings to you and your family and please Stay Safe Everyone during these troubling times. From Ontario, Canada, Jenn Lehman.
Preserving the horse's health !!
wow horse is so big butiful❤️👌
Nice
professionele hoefsmid doet mij denken aan mijn jeugdjaren 50 jaar geleden onze smid werkte op de zelfde manier
Wow
Thanks for taking care of there feet.
He"s Professional
What is the purpose off placing the hot shoe to the hoof? I know its not hurting the horse just curious
I need some nail clippers like that for my big toes.. them some bad dudes sometimes
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Profession for strong women & men!
LOL! That is the most obstinant draft horse I’ve ever seen LOL!
Bhul
I bet the horses new shoes are more expensive than my wife's new shoes!
Lindos
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Giant 🐎
guess im jst a bit in shocked yet still intrigued to learn something new...being around horses all my life, this type of horse in a stand farrier is different. I'm used to the blacksmith who picks up the horses hoof and holds it between the legs and does the work. have they ever tried without the stand?
Most farriers do this to protect their backs.
He's not doing one horse or a few of his own, it's his work. What do you think working without a stand would do to his back?
No padding to cushion the animals legs?
the horseshoe is good when the horse moves on the meadows, stepping on the asphalt becomes a sled
Oh right, I wonder why my horse kept sliding over asphalt then....not
He’s very strong.
Very strong a good man in charge
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Segurança total, para o ferrador e cavalo.
Супер лошади
Belgian Style !!!!
Looks a lot harsher and not as smooth as most farriers that I have seen!
That's because the horse is being a pain in the neck.
Understood!
Well lets see, he was put in a stock a chain used to keep him in, he had a horrible looking bridle on his face with blinkers. Last but not least he was practically being hog-tied to get his feet up so you could work on them. This is brute force, I think I would be upset.
@@merryjinx horse is fine. Chill.
Wondering why keep the bit in his mouth .?
класно работает молодец хвалю
When you take the horses shoe and heat it up very hot like that, are you actually fitting the shoe by virtue of melting the heal into a good fit so it doesn't hurt his feet over time?🧡🧡🧡🧡
The camera work su
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This is same like I change my car's tires