These Hooves Were In Terrible Condition!!! How Can People Let This Happen - Satisfying Restoration

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[Mermare]

People don't realize how much care a horse requires. Thanks for the videos!

[bonniesears]

I have a professional farrier for my girls and love him! I do not understand why people complain about the prices for these professionals. Their overhead is very expensive. I told my farrier to break down his expenses and post them to show people he does not make a lot of money for his labor. GREAT JOB and you are appreciated!

[barbarawhitney]

No hoof, no horse. Thank God for professional farriers. ❤️🇨🇦

[marcuscarrozza]

I believe if people can't afford to take care of an animal they shouldn't have them . I want a dog but I can't afford the vet bills, the feeding and what ever else in this messed up economic world we live in . I give as much as I can to charities to help the animals that are in need and that's the best I can do at this point. 16:02

[malice]

I was shocked to hear they wanted to ride this horse. I hope they wait a good amount of time for these issues to be addressed. I would assume a year or so, if indeed it can be corrected completely 😢

[gretchenchristophel]

I literally gasped when I saw these hoofs. Can't even imagine how uncomfortable this horse must have been. Now all the tendons and ligaments and joints have to become realigned and proper again...a process over time I would think. Thank you for your great commentary and looking forward to part 2. (BTW...I would think the hind feet would be more of a challenge...the horse's power is in the hind end. But, maybe he will figure out you're there to help him not hurt him...horses are pretty smart.)

[LucillenRory]

I am not an ASMR person so i a happy to listen to you describing whats happening and the "why" you are doing it this way etc. His feet were awful. I have to admit i rode on and off all my childhood at various relatives and had no idea of the things that farriier's deal with and all the work to correct their hooves, because it was all done before i got there and i never saw a farrier work until i was 16 so i am learning heaps and heaps. Thank you

[darcieondeck]

I love your videos primarily because you’re talking and educating us in them. Please continue to release your longer videos with your talking through them.

[kbinnscaylor]

I appreciate the voice over explanations of your work and what U R doing. It is educational. Thanks

[bsuticl]

You are so right!! Education is so important. I was taught this as a 10 yr old kid--no hoof, no horse!! Basic hoof care is so important. My last horse, a tb trakehener cross, got trimmed and reset shoes about every 5 weeks. He was a super big moving horse who had rockers on the front and squared toes behind for early breakover. He had a bit of a thin white line and I always needed to do a trot out just to make sure we didn't have any hot nails. He had lots of hay, a little grain, and minimum of a half day's turnout year round! You take care of your horse's feet and they'll return the favor. He had rock solid perfect feet with near perfect angles because I was taught a horse needed to stand four square before you bought him. I loved my farriers and was always there to present them with super cleaned out feet, my way of being respectful of their craft. I paid boucoup bucks but it was money well worth spending. My hat's off to you guys 'cause it's a tough profession!

[Brembelia]

I prefer if you talk about each horse/case. In the first place, you have a nice speaking voice, so you're easy to listen to. Second, you see things that we are not trained to see. Third, you are holding a class out here, educating us so when we come in contact with other horse people who don't follow shows like this, we can pass on good information from listening to how you reason things. Remember, there is no such thing as too much good education. The more we know about this, and the more people in general know about this, the better off the horses will be. The goal being to flood the world with awareness through good info. So, please keep on talking for the good of all. Thanks😊

[mikemassey]

As a farrier of 24 yes, I have found on horses like this . Make a run of just cutting excess length on every foot then go back around with final trim and clean up. This will make their legs feel better so your final work goes easier / better.

[cathymarble]

Oh, please continue to explain. It's never boring!!! Good job as always ❤

[stephenlevan]

47 years a Relief Vet - I know talent when I see it - Excellent Work

[glencothran]

Farrier’s that know what they are doing and are patient are totally Heroes. I use to own horses and without y’all horses are in pain. Thank you for what you do.

[Pocket-Watch]

I enjoy hearing your commentary as I know nothing about hoof care and find the help that this work brings to the animal, rewarding to watch. Thanks for these videos

[darcieondeck]

Also if you’re able too, it’d be so nice to see the horses travel before and after you work on them. Especially the ones with pathology changes.❤

[lorimclean]

I was taught old school, and I fully agree with you. My granddad said time and time again. No hooves, no horse. My granddad was a young man in the 30s. So hooves haven't changed. Take care of your horse top to bottom and inside and out. Don't over feed, don't under feed. It all equates to a well kept horse. Thanks for your video. I hope new horse owners learn from you

[jrruyon]

Thank you for actually explaining what you're doing and why. It's nice to watch and listen videos like this.❤

[douglasfrank]

Our farrier was a rather stoic individual. Never said much but had a good way with horses so I appreciate your explanation and commentary.