Be careful of who you hire

I'm trying to get these done ASAP, but it's spring time & training takes up a lot of my time right now.

[@AnimalAce]

No idea what he's talking about, but i like watching people who know what they're talking about.

[@vergajodete]

AnimalAce True story .jpg

[@Miggys.Garage]

AnimalAce me too I was like hmmmm have never seen a farm animal in person....interesting......maybe I want a horse someday lol

[@rhino2960]

as a horse's hooves grow, the way their foot sits on the ground changes, the longer the hoof, the further back on their heel they stand, imagine trying to walk in a shoe that makes you put all your weight onto the heel of your foot at all times, and you'll get an idea of what this is does for the horse, the hoof is trimmed, and shaped to allow the horse's foot to sit nice and level on the ground as it walks, same as the shoes we wear help keep our feet level and well postured as we walk

[@winnernotwiener]

AnimalAce because you don’t understand horses. Now do you?

[@solo-lt8ez]

😊

[@Tattle-by-Tale]

Things I learned: This frog is too long so it's not reality.

[@haylee5038]

Roger Maxson I right as I read this comment he said it lmao

[@bluescreenofdeath8205]

WTF!!!!!I ACCIDENTALY CLICKED THE VIDEO AND SCROLLED DOWN AND AS I READ THIS HE SAID IT!!!!I AM NOT EVEN JOKING !!!!

[@dianeferre1273]

Firelord Azula Im sitting here thinking thee Exact Same Thing! (Laughing) 😂

[@jewellerylove]

blue Screen of Death Same!! Snap!!

[@kerriannefudge3269]

Queen Bowsette same

[@silvercreeperh115]

The horse must of started to feel so much better after getting a proper trim.

[@flounder2760]

and yet wild horses dont get trims....

[@AGayTwitterArtist]

flounder2760 But wild horses also have a high chance of suffering from degenerative hooves, which if get infected/splits perminatly cripples them..

[@graham1158]

must have*

[@graham1158]

flounder2760 wild horses don't walk only on grass/soft ground like most tamed horses. They hooves wear off naturally.

[@mygaffer]

I don't work with horses but this goes back a long time and I'm sure there are real reasons for it.

[@SilverStarHeggisist]

that is one patient horse.

[@rusemode]

Thomas Wilson eyyy

[@choochfactor4416]

It must've felt so good it let him do it.

[@TuberoseKisser]

SilverStar Heggisist because it's properly trained

[@SilverStarHeggisist]

I'm a Deer one can be wild and also patient. And others can be well trained and impatient. People are individuals.

[@linkslayer15]

SilverStar Heggisist it's actually Satan he's working on

[@davidjessee7701]

He went from 16 hands to 15 in one trimming 😂😂

[@HoofTech]

Bah,ha,ha :)

[@RoughPuppets]

This is actually why I learned to trim. I just got so sick of problems and farrier's pasture trims....

[@running.s.fabrication]

nice job

[@beavadakkoot]

Delismurf same with me and my horses- hooves look much better now :)

[@edspencer7121]

Just like anything else, if you want the job done right you got to do it yourself.

[@jacquelinesteele9506]

I learnt because of the same reason.

[@Su-qj3ft]

And it's free

[@orcas12]

People keep asking why don’t wild horses need their hooves trimmed. Wild horses wear their hooves over natural terrains. They aren’t kept in grass pastures or padded stalls. “That doesn’t make sense” hey look at your dog. Hooves are made of the same thing as nails. Dogs need their nails trimmed but wolves don’t. Because wolves wear them in natural terrain.

[@silverkitty2503]

Some wild horses do actually have overgrown or carcked hooves. And lameness. The shoe is protective as well!

[@hb4lwade1]

@@jayyparks7727 do u have nerves in your feet?

[@hb4lwade1]

@@jayyparks7727 you are a fucking idiot

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@silverkitty2503 Having small cracks is not that big of a problem. The horses that get problems in their feet however will not reproduce so these can be avoided in the next generations

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@silverkitty2503 Oh and horse shoes have more down sides than benefits, like for one shoes are metal so they are very slippery, so the horse can fall way easier

[@yaenko8963]

why this is satisfying to watch?

[@lpstaylor5816]

Because he peels of the frog and stuff

[@firetiger110]

it feels that way because it feels right 🤓

[@MrBallasuda]

Because you learn

[@firstnam3elast375]

it's satisfying because you are stoned like me

[@AMoreRaps]

first nam3e last exactly

[@rickeybenningfield9436]

I am a Retired Farrier that has been asked by some of my older Customers to come and work their horses because of these so called Barefoot Trimmers, thy have really caused some terrible problems. I am 68 years old.

[@jhamner9484]

Because so many farriers mess up horses hooves. Owners are desperate to try someone or something else. Unfortunately a lot of “trimmers” don’t educate themselves enough

[@josephbailey4463]

The key to this comment is the “so called” part. Here so called means incompetent. There’s nothing wrong with a barefoot trim when done by a competent trimmer. I rode barefoot horses for years without any hoof problems.

[@lewiefrazier1041]

When your truck needs work, you take it to a good mechanic. Same thing with your horse.Call a well known farrier.

[@lewiefrazier1041]

@@jhamner9484 A trained farrier is not going to mess up a horses hoof .....

[@meerkat4292]

@@josephbailey4463 Horses back in the day would have never needed a farrier. We've bred out good footed horses in the past ~100 years or so because we like the look of smaller footed horses, which unfortunately has led to a lot of really shitty conditions like underslung, contracted, etc etc conditions which can lead to novicular or just shitty sidewall/tenderness problems overall. If you had the good luck to be able to ride 2 or 3 horses or whatever it was without any problem in your experience, you were lucky. The sad truth of the matter unfortunately is that the majority of common horses nowadays have terrible feet and need shoes to support them, which is why no matter how good of a 'barefoot trimmer' you get (btw a good farrier always "barefoot trims"), at a certain point they need specialty shoeing in order to be comfortable.

[@fattymcgee123]

yeah, i trimmed my nails once. not to brag or anything, but i busted the toenail clippers on my big toe. maybe i should make an appointment with this guy.

[@purpleblunt6679]

Dude im set if i ever end up in prison for some reason my big toe nail could be used as a fucking shank

[@car24dude]

You need to go beauty salon supply store for example ( Sally’s ) Depends on your area. Better yet Lowe’s Home Improvement. They should have something for you. Just soak your feet in warm water for 20 minutes.

[@Fulthrotle73]

Your frog is to long.

[@gotaknow1879]

Try garden prunes or tin snipers or angle grinder or oxygen fuel cuting torch or jack hammer or c4 shape charge or you can kick ya toe on the chair in the dark

[@monicasolar9381]

fattymcgee123 lool

[@joniahdemarco3371]

i'm a lifelong city boy so this might not resonate with me as well as others. But I can only imagine how important and valuable videos like these are to those that can appreciate them.

[@BruckerHouse]

My boyfriend liked your comment

[@andreabustamante3443]

You are right, I own horses and videos like this have helped me a lot

[@carlosvela2000]

I don't know how I ended up in here But it is very interesting And I know nothing about horses or farms maybe I was a farmer in my past life

[@rafaelsilvaaz123]

me too maybe in another ife we used to be farm neighbors kk

[@Lithane97]

Hmm. I don't see how watching fringe videos on the utubes can be a good determining factor on past life experiences but yea...

[@zigguratvertigo1335]

I was Eric Harris in my past life.

[@tjrysanek9019]

carlosvela2000 saamme

[@ubayyd]

You was a soul in your past life my man

[@mrmike8782]

This video is so satisfying. Its satisfying thinking about the relief the horse got too

[@mattesyl33]

He meant to say that someone has been ripping off the owner of that horse every 6 weeks.

[@primadeluxe4910]

Seriously. Trimmed every 6 weeks and the frog look like that...I'd be having words with the "farrier."

[@user1.8.2.]

That's right...and lemme tell you those 'barefoot farriers' come every 6 weeks and even when the horse is still too short for the trim they cut.

[@cafenightster4548]

I don't like horses, but someone trimming hooves is very satisfying to watch.

[@Bincle]

joe I think he's just saying he has no interest in them, not that he dislikes them.

[@tehgreendino2761]

joe nolan No need to be so oversensitive...

[@TheRookie01010]

+joe nolan don't get so pissy kid

[@blupyxi5669]

joe nolan of all people to make comments of 'correct wording' you need to go over a few mistakes of your own badly!

[@joshmullins1087]

I don't think adding in kid helps anything

[@stevengordon2145]

Now this is the difference between a trade'sman and a craftsmen! great video 👏👍

[@charlesrch19]

I have no earthly idea why this is so comforting to watch...this is the 3rd video of horse shoe trimming I've watched.

[@hyunjini7586]

It's not comforting if you know a tiny bit about horses. I was cringing constantly just praying for this poor horse's soul. He would be taking the horse's whole hoof wall off if he ACTUALLY went that far.. It takes TIME to correct horses feet, not just one session. This guy got his degree from the farrier of dumbass. So did the one before this.

[@TheBellmare]

Thank you for helping this horse out of a bad situation!! And WOW your thinking is spot on!!

[@user1.8.2.]

I love how he really understands and has an intuitive feel for the hoof.

[@kathywagner5638]

I love this video. have no idea how to do anything with a horse except ride one and brush one. BUT this is so interesting.

[@RoughPuppets]

that circle tool is genius... gonna make me one of those bad boys :D

[@randomjew9649]

first comment in three years...

[@canoodle.]

First comment in 4 years

[@canoodle.]

Randomjew

[@stockcar4d]

check out hoof mapping and you will find how the hoof should be.

[@CSJiGSaW08]

LAST COMMENT IN 6 YEARS

[@ginnyvinson8074]

I’m so thankful that as a child I was taught how to trim and shoe my own horse. Something every horse owner should at least know the fundamentals of how to care for your horses feet

[@donnakoprek7005]

Wow. Been awhile since I have been around horses but the first thing my daughter heard me yell was "That frog is toooo long!" Good job.

[@sambur6480]

OMFG those heels ! Those bars ! That toe !

[@EquineVet4Life]

Woo wee! So happy to see a good farrier do great work! Those were some long heels. Poor baby.

[@samwallaceart288]

“So where is reality? Where does it want to go?” Literally my thought process drawing a picture

[@ashleysanchez1163]

I took horse riding lessons for years, and I'm still terrified to pick hooves. The dirt is satisfying to remove, but it's can be very dangerous. I knew a woman who was cleaning her horse's hooves, and it kicked her in the face and killed her.

[@wayneessar7489]

Ashley Sanchez Horses can sense when you are tense or afraid and because they look to you for guidance and reassurance they follow that feeling. They think, she is tensing up, is there danger, should I be scared too? They survive by running away from trouble. Work on your calmness and confidence, of course in a safe manner and your horse will respond in a similar way. I am sure you know this already.

[@Ninjakitkat1]

Ashley Sanchez you realize your head isn't any where near the hoof if you're positioned properly

[@DottyRoxy]

Most farriers stick the hoof between their legs and put it on something. I know plenty of horses that lean getting their hooves trimmed more than I know if horses kicking people. But like other people have mentioned it's all about showing confidence and being confident, a horse can sense a tense or scared person and will naturally get scared and tense themselves as they're unsure, just like you are.

[@itsfinakiddo]

Dun Hilda LMFAOOOOOO

[@demiataou1937]

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[@rjwashkow6082]

im not a farrier, but I knew that hoof was off the moment you brought it up. What the heck was their farrier doing? if this is on a 6 week trim, what was he doing? picking the hoof, trimming the tip and charging full price? sheesh!!!

[@Imasuky]

Same I'm far from a farrier but I could tell that it looked pretty bad.

[@rjwashkow6082]

seriously! That is why you either A. Watch them do it, or B. Check their hooves BEFORE you pay them. If I saw this after my farrier trimmed my horse, I'd pick up the foot take one look, put it down and look at the guy or girl and say "I'm not paying you one cent until you do it right. If you don't do it right, you're fired and I'll find someone who will do it right. You got 15 minutes. GO!"

[@Linda-hs1lk]

I would send him away. If he can't do it right immediately, I can't do it right the second time either. How much does a farrier cost in the US for just a trim? I have 'my' farrier for a long time and this morning it only cost us 10 euros per pony. That's cheap btw, normally it's around 20 euro's. But I wonder how much it is in the US?

[@johannabackstrand1133]

And I bet the horse became lame after that trim.

[@Lupita-eu2xu]

RJ Washkow if your not a farrier then why are you complaining your not the one who went to school and learned about horse hooves are ye now???

[@gateway8833]

Man, what a great job on thoes hooves. I'm amazed by Farriers that know what there doing. My dad raised Quarter Horses and I never have seen that wire tool you used, is that something you devised?

[@gateway8833]

I just read more comments about your wire tool, it is ingenious.

[@HoofTech]

I do have a video on here of how to make one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmalfHpmeLCjnrs

[@malandra510]

Abby Babby a

[@mdubskate5959]

it's an adjustable circle

[@bellep9489]

DO NOT USE A HOSE CLAMP TO TRIM!!! It is NOT ingenious!! You use the hoof to tell you where to trim, not a circle!!! Not all horses are suppose to be perfectly round!

[@005niklas]

Are horse hooves sensitive or is it like dog nails? in the sense that it only hurts when done improperly that is

[@MMandGlitter]

J. Ebus no they can't feel it at all. only of you go very deep into the hooves and hot tissue, but that should never happen.

[@suemcfarlane4199]

J. Ebus no real feeling except when they really stuff up like put a nail into the wrong spot but walking around with badly trimmed feet ca cause a lot of wear and tear on the joints which is very painful and may make the horse lame

[@cherryistrash4080]

sue mcfarlane lame ass horse

[@Linda-hs1lk]

Parts are, parts aren't. Just like nails.

[@DottyRoxy]

Your nails don't hurt when you trim them. Dogs squeal because owners make a big deal over it so they get scared and some people don't do it right, instead of cutting it from top to bottom (the way the Clippers close) people cut left to right, which causes a pinching sensation down to the base of the nail (just like if someone were to squeeze you fingers together). Basically dogs a sooks because we treat them like babies.

[@fredricklansome4030]

I don't understand this I just clicked. This is satisfying.

[@silent9859]

I dont know Why but it is so satisfying when i was younger than i enjoyed watching people do it to the Horses at the farm i always visited.

[@dillonshackelford5087]

I work on a farm in Dallas and it's always interesting watching the farrier do this

[@bouncingback3]

He knew it wasnt reality so he brought it back to reality..... 😍

[@CSJiGSaW08]

lol

[@susanflowers6282]

I'm curious as to how they figured out something was off with the "so called" farrier they were using. Thank goodness you came along to help this animal and your friends can stop being ripped off.

[@JosephSmith-nt9en]

I'd like to see you show more of your work so I could learn I understand a lot of it and you do before and after's please start showing this process

[@gangreneday]

This is the first trim i ever saw leading to a regular obsession.

[@AussieFIag]

Thank goodness there are some people that take pride in their work and do it the right way!! Poor horse 🐎

[@dps1689]

Poor grammar

[@AussieFIag]

Dwayne Smit If that’s all ya got, get a life!.

[@HoofTech]

Well you can see how shot forward that toe is. In order to get close to a straight line I had too. The lamina was so stretched on this horse that you don't want him putting anymore pressure on that until it grows out.

[@zacalisco714]

Thanks to these videos now i want to see when they do this to our horses

[@LNYuiko]

Well that makes a lot of good sense. It's like making your horse wear high heels with no support. The hoof has to be under the heel itself, not away. Now the horse will have stable support. I don't even know what I'm doing commenting on this video. I don't have horses. I live in the city. What am I doing with my life?

[@joannasott5675]

nice work and nice eye for the balanced hoof..my only contribution is that I would define the bars as well as take them back along with the heel as you did.That is to say leave a tiny bit of bar to encourage its correct re growth..it is afterall an extension of the hoof wall, not to be over emphasized of course as you are right its the sole and corn that do most of the weight bearing. IMO

[@HoofTech]

+joanna sott You evidently don't know me very well. The first thing I'll do before replying to such a comment is (I'll go to your channel to see what you're showing). You have nothing, zilch, nodda, absolutely nothing!............If you did know me? (then you would also know one of my favorite sayings). "Show me" & prove to me that what you're "telling" me is true! This video does not show the whole trim..........One thing I will say that is true, "people that cruise the net always willing to "tell you something" are a dime a dozen! If you've got something to show us? Then by all means "PLEASE DO"!

[@stephanieb7311]

I enjoy your videos but I think you chewing out Joanna was rude unnecessary and your anger is misplaced.

[@HoofTech]

Hmmm, let me see (was anything I said there not true?)........No, I didn't sugar coat anything. But then again, neither will a horse..........This is why so many people avoid doing certain things with horses. "They're afraid of controversy"..........Perhaps I wasn't politically correct?

[@HoofTech]

As far as I know just fine. No news is good news. I know she road him the very next day without a hitch. I gave her the video of the complete trim with instructions of how to maintain him.

[@kuromi8384]

I don't even have a horse but as soon as I saw that hoof I was like oh no that is not good.

[@rezjawnwatson5211]

This farrier is awesome. 🤠

[@donpollard4994]

I'm sure that horse was happier than shit to get cleaned uo

[@jimmytran5328]

I have a question. Is this necessarily needed on horses? In terms of horses in the wild.. how then do they get their's... you know.. trimmed? Mind you I have no knowledge of horses whatsoever, but I am very fascinated on tamed owner care versus how they do it in the wild.

[@HoofTech]

A politely asked question by a polite person should always be answered! Horses in the wild are constantly on the move grazing. 15-20 miles everyday, which creates wear on their hooves. They're not standing around in a lush field of green grass, nor is someone dumping a big pile of hay in front of them.

[@Lupita-eu2xu]

Horses do need hoof trims because there hooves grow a lot some don’t need shoes but if your horses hooves are weaker they will need it and also on what type of sport you do with your horse. In the wild horses run on different terrains and it chips down the hooves

[@hellopeoples7264]

I've seen horses with hooves so long they began to spread and curl up😭

[@heyhoe168]

@@hellopeoples7264 ladies need some heels)

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@Lupita-eu2xu if the horse is healthy they will not need any shoes. Just take care of the horse and make sure it can graze all day long and there will not beany problems with their hooves. And also let them walk on rocks and roads not only the grass.

[@brockcarpender1158]

Thank you for the information

[@soulshouter109]

It’s amazing to watch!

[@AriShroom]

Lucky horse finally got someone to fix his poor hooves! I love how almost everyone in the comments have not even the slightest clue about horses

[@HoofTech]

Have you seen the idiotic comments? And people wonder why the world is in turmoil.

[@Hadloc411]

You see the same thing with cows, except we get those same people that know nothing about cows telling us how they should be cared for, for instance our vets can no longer carry a cattle prod, yet there are times that if you can not get them on there feet quickly they may never get up.

[@clambino7980]

@@HoofTech You don't have to be anti-Semitic. Why do you hate Jews?

[@lynettedundon1410]

Thank goodness you took the frog down, that was way too much.

[@tammyhuennerkopf7552]

Excellent job!

[@a_gp13]

WOW! :D amazing job! That horse must feel much much better after that trim ;D

[@HoofTech]

Thank you! A lot of idiots have commented on this video. Most of which really need to "get a life"!

[@MewFromPokemon]

sylvester stallone horse shoeing

[@LupusMechanicus]

You tell em Bill find out where reality is!

[@arvinjaylo7430]

I dunno why am I watching this i dont have horse but hell it is really soothing. hahaha feel relax 😄😅😆

[@manickreations]

thank you for helping the horse feel better :)

[@mackobalt2630]

I just get this feeling that hes going to grab a chunk of meat, and horse is going to freak out

[@Jessebella1]

Whats not to get? Start at the front and dont knife the hoof, the frog is stretched forward so it isnt reality ok. Simples! lol

[@whipwalk]

Beautiful job.

[@yanaelizaveta6167]

Poor thing. I trust my farrier so much, they are absolutely amazing! My horses love him too, he always brings treats for them, homemade and everything. That hoof made me hurt inside. It’s so long, the toe stretches out way to much. It makes the frog look abnormally small, but I know it isn’t.

[@pnutp7514]

that shit looks painful

[@DerpyMedia]

Do you hear the horse complaining?

[@005niklas]

no but he probaly had a pretty long face

[@LightStar150]

Pnut P it's like cutting your nails

[@PMMillard]

basically what was chopped off was pure karotin aka fingernail, the horse hardly felt a thing.

[@laredolindsay7274]

J. Ebus oml

[@gamerdad9870]

I have seen feet worse at the Walmart line XD

[@RokerSMisisipi]

This is just the video I was looking for at 2 am

[@milly6462]

im.. conflicted. i work with horses myself for a while now and seeing how short that trim was... concerned me.. it looked like the freakin coronet band was touching the floor! if you asked me, the hoof before the trim was much better looking and safer than the aftermath. obviously, it was a little incorrect with the freakin holes in the hoof, and I kind of agree with the huge frog, that didn't look like it was trimmed at all with the other guy. i thought this video was going to show what a bad job this guy was doing, but then i read the comments and they're all approving? Like, I'm not sure if this is bad or good, since I do not know much about farriers or horse shoes, i'm still slightly new (been a year and a bit now since I started), so I just don't know..

[@quagmire77]

Just me who thinks he sounds like he's had afew ? 🍻

[@kimcutters3937]

a few what?finish your fucking

[@Remo1147]

Jim Lahey

[@thenametre3048]

It was so satisfying when he got rid of that frod

[@contremarfia3253]

"frod" lol

[@mjb1971]

The Name Tre frog

[@Lupita-eu2xu]

The Name Tre the frog should not be taken off like that he should have used a knife to slowly take off the excess frog

[@lizajitaru5432]

Bless you man, for saving this horse's feets

[@cowgirl3144]

OMG....glad you are helping this poor horse. I bet his gait was painful and I would bet his back hooves clicked the back of the front hooves......

[@Heliosvector]

So, what do horses do in the wild? whats the point of cutting their hooves? I actually dont know.

[@AGayTwitterArtist]

Heliosvector well. the main reason humans do it to horses is to maintain their health. Horses in the wild can suffer from hoof deterioration, which if left to get worse will permanently cripple the horse. the worst case being that if the hooves fracture, they are as good as dead as they will be unable to walk.

[@AGayTwitterArtist]

it would be like splitting your toes or entire foot in half.

[@cocoabutter1924]

Maybe back in the day wild horses had more room to run around wild, so their hooves were trimmed naturally by just running around. Domestic horses nowadays are kept in smaller spaces or confined fields so they don't have as much freedom , but they benefit from our care... sometimes

[@mcginnercock6545]

They run and wear it down as fast as it grows

[@danor6812]

Horses in the wild don't have horseshoes. Which allows the hooves to wear down naturally. Horseshoes prevent the hooves from splitting and splintering with the added weight of a rider.

[@gorillaau]

What is the "frog"? In this video it looks like soft tissue but horse didn't flinch when cut back. I'm not a horse person, so curious.

[@HoofTech]

Yes it is soft tissue & will vary on consistency depending on how healthy it is. A healthy frog is very firm almost like a tire. The healthy frog has very tiny capillaries. When a frog has infection in it, more blood will flow to it enlarging those capillaries (this is when cutting the frog is really a no,no).

[@Lupita-eu2xu]

gorillaau its a spongy like part of the hoof the top part of the frog was dead and shedding so it didn’t hurt

[@smolpantsu7852]

I have no idea how I got here but I do know I will leave strangely satisfied.

[@Jesusmyaceinthehole]

Ok, I can see how some situations will call for that. I am currently in a trimming/growing out process with a shetland pony whose feet had been untouched for several years. The lamina is so badly stretched it looks like wood grain with black, red, and purple streaks through it. I've so far taken all the weight bearing off the lamina and walls, but at a kind of angle, so I was curious when I saw that you did a more drastic approach. You're doing great work Bill, thank you for responding.

[@DavidKFZ]

I don't know what I'm watching but its unsettling as fuck

[@thaibare]

Is he pist?

[@pizzabeerd]

Sounds it lol

[@peacauve]

pissed*

[@smbfd8228]

Ben Street the real question is, do you know how to spell?

[@hammermantbg]

In America pissed means angry but he does sound drunk... So yes

[@moistgirth5625]

As a former horse this treatment feels so good! 🐴

[@trevornazarek299]

I promised myself I would go to sleep early tonight, yet here I am at 2 in the morning

[@brendasullivan9094]

does it hurt to take that off. looks way better poor horsey

[@HoofTech]

No & a lot less stress on this horses joints now.

[@MudkipPog]

Its like cutting your fingernails od assume.

[@wuttbruh]

Yeah it's basically a pedicure.

[@Lupita-eu2xu]

It hurts if you cut too far

[@spintop285]

very informative... and satisfying.

[@lanternman13]

I learned a lot about reality.

[@Heartsinhandshorsemanshipllc]

Excellent!!!

[@dlynn101]

excellent job.

[@manifestseven4060]

This is so satisfying to watch

[@sambur6480]

I can’t even get over those bars

[@parrishharris3008]

this man knows his shit when it comes to horses.

[@davelabine1]

stood like a champ !!!! seriously

[@lastkiddsparkniss1076]

The first thing i thought "whoa thats a lot of hoof wall." XD

[@user1.8.2.]

Great farrier. A natural.

[@waterbaby8360]

Good video. Thanks.

[@cyborgzloth]

as a person who don't know any horse terms this seems like a mad mans fever dream "frog, bowl, reality"

[@faith9196]

What a good horse

[@georgiasmith1300]

Cutting off the frog 😦🤤 so fascinating! Horses hooves I pick out are never this bad which is great!

[@thefakebriskeh]

I'm getting goose bumps from this. why tho.

[@jeffery19677]

I am not a horse person AT ALL, but even I can see the "regular" farrier was screwing up. I have seen pictures of a properly trimmed horse. SMH Great video!

[@hidemyass1753]

A lot of people think that it hurts the horse but i feel like it feels good to them

[@hot8990798]

My friend had a "professional barefoot farrier" come and trim two of her thoroughbreds about a year and a bit ago. They took off so much hoof that it caused both horses to suffer from farrier induced founder. It was so bad for one horses that she was heavily considering euthanasia because the horse could not stand due to how much pain they were in. However both horses are now recovering with little to no pain.

[@Crazywaffle5150]

Zoe Davids I would have sued him.

[@Edited6]

Don't know how I ended up here. But I really needed to find reality, thanks!

[@jenniferswifteagle1922]

Where did you get the circle looking tool your measuring with or did you make it? I'm just learning to start trimming horses

[@HoofTech]

I have a video on here of how to make one.

[@metazare]

Something oddly satisfying about watching a professional work.

[@nopethanks8646]

Taking that frog off was so satisfying and I'm sure a nice relief to the horse.

[@RanRightRealty]

Professional at work here