These Hooves Were in Terrible Condition! Massive Draft Horse Hoof Restoration Part 2 - So Satisfying

[genmulder]

When you watch Caleb, one thing is for certain, you will be able to follow his, clear, and understandable explanations while he turns what looks like a dead Oak tree into functional hooves again 🤠🧡🇿🇦

[sarahraywood-priestly]

Stop apologising for breathing - I’m confident I speak for us all when I say we know it’s serious cardio you’re putting in there! And your hands omg it’s a tough job but thank god you’re doing it. Kudos Caleb x

[redwitch]

"Sharp straight edges break; rounded corners are stronger." You've incidentally just described why airplane windows are shaped the way they are. :) I always appreciate answers to the "why" of certain approaches!

[JaneCleveland]

Yes! Feathers are sacred! Lakota's feet look beautiful. Thanks for the video.

[elaineeverhart]

You, Sir are an artist....Your attitude to the horses comfort is so appreciated....I have never heard of a farrier doing the bevel and after your explanation I appreciate your work even more...So glad you popped up on my feed...❤

[lynnedwards]

Lakota is beautiful. Your hard work has enhanced that, Caleb. Thank you for letting us see.

[sandravasquez]

Lakota is BEAUTIFUL! ❤ And your job is looking very nice! I would love to see her next appointment to see the improvement in those cracks. 💪🤩😍 Maybe that could be content for a future video. 🎉

[DonnaMSchmid]

She's a pretty old girl! Glad to hear she's enjoying her retirement and will be back on a good schedule in the future!

[loisblais]

It’s not how you breathe… it’s that you are still breathing! Lol . hot day, great job. Very good clear explanation. Thanks for sharing. 🇨🇦

[fzvsdem]

Breathing loudly is better than not breathing. LOL You are articulat, informative, interesting and knowledgable about your passion. Some other narrations on many subjects are boring, uninformative and have serious grammar errors. I am not a horse user or owner but I enjoy your videoa.. Good Job from Southern California

[kenrickjones]

I take my hat off to you. I thank you for what you did for this horse. You explained what you do so clearly. Again thank you for all you do. God bless

[elisabethe]

Good job Caleb. I thought that second hoof was beyond saving looking like it did. A master act, making it a proper hoof again. Thank you for sharing!

[TravellingGypsy]

The big yawn at the end!❤️
She felt relief!

[davepelfrey]

Great job and Lakota looks happy with that grin at the end. Thank you for helping animals. ❤

[stardust]

Sweetie---you go ahead and breathe as loudly as you need to. You're working hard and helping giant horses.

[Judybosco]

Beautiful job! My friend had an Appy with tough feet. She used to paint on a little cod liver oil. He would then lick the bowl clean of the leftovers. His feet improved 100% and the shine on his coat from licking the bowl was amazing!!

[rachelgodden]

I started watching this, and The Hoof GP from Scotland. I never knew learning about horse and cow hoves could be so interesting. I even looked up the evolution of the anatomy.

[midnightsun]

An old time saddlebred trainer had me apply egg white to the coronary band of the foot. He said no hoof oil for the same reason - the hoof can't absorb moisture. Thanks Caleb for your good commonsense explanations. Lakota looks so much better. With you, the horses come first.

[AhOhITzXray]

good job, hope to see her again in 3-4 weeks so she doesnt get that long again.

[mariareay]

Love your work & the individualized care you gave her feet!! ❤❤