Full horse hoof restoration

Sam getting new horse shoes today with frog support pads to prevent and protect him from a bruised heel condition.
#horseshoeing # Farrier #oddlysatisfying #horsecare

[@josephr2201]

Me at 2am.. watching this without owning any horses or even getting close to one. But it's good to know.

[@pranamyaganapathiraju7918]

YO SAME AHAHAHA

[@Itsmychimichangastand]

Wth WE ARE TWINNING SAME😂

[@sophiyumi4497]

Same 😂

[@inconspicuousredpanda582]

Same. Why are we all here at 2 am?😂 lol

[@jessieornot6121]

1 am but same! i have ridden a horse tho

[@kerz5383]

For those of you who dont know, none of this hurts the horse, except maybe having its leg of for that long, might get a little bit tired. Also they are visibly happier and more active after reshoeing.

[@kelb0y9o20]

How long have weve been doing this.. Was there a time we didnt do it and did horses run as long .. Or .. Whats up with all this

[@yumikotanashi]

Wanna know this too ^

[@jaikaransingh2303]

I don't need sleep I NEED ANSWERS

[@viket8316]

@@kelb0y9o20 Shoes are essential for hooves that are regularly in contact with asphalt floors or other rough surfaces. This is because their hooves can be damaged by uneven or hard ground, putting the animal at risk of stepping on objects that damage their natural hooves. in fact is like if the horse go to a jeweler's and say "put me some great fancy protection on my hoves homie" *cool music playing*

[@randomnickify]

Horses in nature that are running on the grass do not need shoes, but working horses walking on roads with the load will damage their hoofs so they need shoes.

[@Nicht_Dani]

The fact that people think that this hurts the horse. My dude, if the horse would feel any pain that dude would not be standing there for long.

[@ripmeep]

Have literally seen 0 comments saying it hurts the horse

[@FunniWolf753]

@ripmeep probably cuz they where reported or blocked by the persons channel.

[@jaknasty6464]

It just really looks like it does lol but good to know it doesn't

[@isabellabailey9300]

Fr bc he’d be on the ground😂

[@Sullivancohen]

​@@jaknasty6464 it's like getting your nails trimmed/filed, if the horse is in pain he ain't doing it right, and he'd know, because the horse would be kicking him 😂

[@Islabothwell-dd4sf]

Bro can we all just think for a moment about how flipping polite this horse is.

[@piakhoury-eisgrade3629]

FRR

[@daniellastandridge3335]

regular horse training includes standing still for reshoeing, mane, tail and coat brushing. all broken horses will act similar to that.

[@margodphd]

​@@daniellastandridge3335they have personalities like we do, plenty good sport horses can be impatient and feisty during care. Some behave much like toddlers having a tantrum 😂

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

They have been around humans since they were born, so they have no fear of us. And people who scream bro ate douches.

[@zacktherandomweirdo]

​@@jean-lucpicard5510Who screamed bro tho ?

[@AI-hx3fx]

Suddenly, I am mesmerised by what is essentially a horse getting the equivalent of a manicure-pedicure. This is actually quite amazing!

[@Here_it_is_bro]

No comments let me fix that 😂

[@potaotismus7586]

I guess that hoof maintenance and horse shoes are much older than manicure. People just got too spoiled nowadays lol

[@That_one_weird_therian]

@@Here_it_is_bro three comments

[@masteroogvvay]

It's much more than a pedicure. It's for the health and function of everyday life!

[@yesIdostudy]

It looks pretty too and it's their nails so it's manicure too 🎉

[@stingybismark4976]

As a horse I can confirm that he did a great job at restoring that hoof

[@jerry2848]

furry

[@stingybismark4976]

@ballsTV no dude, I'm literally a horse

[@flappycuzyes]

Thats horse approved! ✅

[@jerry2848]

@@stingybismark4976 im even more convinced now

[@emilyedits4444]

@@jerry2848 they said they are not a furry anyway, what’s wrong with furrys?

[@nikhilg.k.n.2734]

That's his new pair of sneakers 👌🏾👌🏾

[@lua1084]

Acshualy ☝️🤓 that's his new court of sneakers 🤏🤏

[@ap-qd9xf]

🤓☝️​@@lua1084

[@zoegamerkitty]

​@@lua1084.

[@user-fl1we3sv1h]

​@lua1084 actually * 🤓 👆( i know its a joke )

[@Toxic_274]

@@user-fl1we3sv1h UM IT'S AKTCHUALLY SPELLED "AKTCHUALLY"

[@bobsaget8771]

You’d think that horse was going to prom with how good those look

[@mrqsysopr]

This was fascinating to this 63 year old. I've never seen a horse shoed before. Your speed and workmanship is impressive.

[@saffafarrierservices]

Thank you sir!!

[@JohnDeere165HydroOfficial]

wow

[@AndrewLaird-uu3kg]

@@saffafarrierservices is a horse shoe meant to be that hard to get off

[@alazarth2985]

Yo I’m 19 and I’m just as amazed tbh.

[@mbehji6505]

@@AndrewLaird-uu3kgshoes shouldn’t come off on their own so yes

[@grimbo73]

I wish my great grandfather was alive to see how blacksmithing and farrier work has evolved over the years.

[@saffafarrierservices]

👍🏻

[@QGuides]

❤️

[@cayatfaishGaming]

I’m sure he is watching from above and is proud to see you interested in something he worked on so passionately.

[@Justme-yw2ig]

My grandfather’s family were wagoners. He’d have been tickled pink knowing I was watching these videos and enjoying them 😊

[@gracie1695]

lol

[@BillyTheCat221]

Props to the horse for being so patient!

[@alexcanfor-dumas1463]

Little known fact: they flick through Horse and Hound while they're waiting 😂

[@adamcarabello6327]

I know nothing of this , however, I love the artistry of the guy and how he totally restores the hoof. It is truly amazing. thank you for sharing

[@martijnstam6186]

It's remarkable how trustworthy the horse is by letting his hoof restored.

[@charleschuckfinley3304]

Not really. The horses are shoed from an early age, so they become accustom to having it done

[@BrotherGreed]

​@@charleschuckfinley3304 Yeah, and it's remarkable how you can get a half ton prey animal to get accustomed to standing on one less leg while someone literally pries and hammers at their lifted foot for 15 minutes, and then let them repeat it three more times.

[@StarCrusier900]

@@BrotherGreedthey’re domesticated to do that. It’s in their genes to do that

[@BrotherGreed]

@@StarCrusier900 which is in turn remarkable that we accomplished that.

[@narukami597]

@@BrotherGreed you specifying that it's a prey animal as if they are more aggressive than predators in general lol

[@Taterzz]

being under a horse's legs has got to be one of the most terrifying places. can't help but admire people doing this kind of work.

[@dzew]

если хорошо относиться к лошади и быть деликатным она будет покладистой меня больше пугают маленькие собаки. этих крысок не воспитывают из за размера. вот они в любой момент тяпнуть могут

[@SideBurn12]

It really isn't. For sure, if you've got a spoiled one, that hasn't been brought up right, or you don't treat them with respect, it can be quite... intresting, to say the least. But usually it's nothing to be afraid of at all. It's a teamwork between yourself and the horse, when it comes down to it.

[@dino2535]

as someone who's gotten the opportunity to be around horses and groom them, it's not so bad as long as you know what you're doing and where to stand. the most significant rule is you always stay on your feet and don't go directly behind the horse, since that's the most dangerous spot this guy is working while standing to the side of the horse and is still on his feet so he's really not in much danger

[@KONSTANTIN-123]

@@dzew за лапу тяпнут сзади.

[@kaykreationsanimations334]

I’ve experienced being under a horse before while cleaning their feet, it’s honestly not a bad experience!!

[@erikareyes2848]

This seems like an 800$ job just for one horse alone. That's nothing but exceptional skill! ❤

[@Gaming_cookie009]

Fr

[@Gaming_cookie009]

Also I’m the one who liked your comment

[@nooooooooooooodle]

My dad’s friend is one of the best in the country. He gets paid real good

[@LollyPop-ul5bm]

It not to hard I’ve been trimming my own horses hooves for 3 years you just gotta get the hang of it

[@jeffreycole2816]

That is actually fucking amazing. The man for his amazing skills and for the horse's patience.

[@manilkasheran2934]

I love his dedication to the craft even when there's a risk of getting kicked in the nuts by a horse.

[@w.h.i.s.k]

It's actually very unlikely for a horse to bring their hoof up like that! They do sometimes stomp their foot down and accidentally step on the farrier's foot though..

[@joeeicher9887]

My man and you are so right

[@Wolvenworks]

@@w.h.i.s.k the key word here is "unlikely". that implies that it HAS happened before, and it was not a pleasant feeling for the unlucky chap XD

[@w.h.i.s.k]

@@Wolvenworks I know! I've seen it happen haha... It's just not very common!

[@partymanau]

The hoses seem to enjoy their hooves being tended.

[@SunsetWillow101]

for anyone concerned, this doesn't hurt the horse❤ cause their hooves are like our fingernails, we feel nothing when they get cut, but the frog (the triangle area near the top) is like the skin under our nails, so that is a bit sensitive, thats why they're more careful around that area.

[@MarcusVinicius-vl3gs]

Sorry but I feel pain when my finger is cut hahahahaha

[@turkey4802]

@@MarcusVinicius-vl3gs They said fingernails

[@pujithaaa5668]

Hey thanxx… I’ve been searching for this comment ❤

[@Kimo0tJJ]

Also when the piping hot shoe is being fitted on it's hoof? That looked quite painful. (Please don't misunderstand, I genuinely don't know 😅)

[@SunsetWillow101]

@@Kimo0tJJ no it is put on the horse's hoof so it just feels a bit warm, still no pain dont worry

[@paavani5337]

so cool how we all are just patiently watching horse manicure and pedicure

[@H34rtsF0rLee]

As a cameraman, I can confirm, this felt great to watch

[@justicelinnae6154]

Until today, I have never seen a padded horse shoe. You learn something new every day.

[@rlyrosy]

right ! i was expecting all the mud scraping n stuff but they put a lil cap! thats so nice

[@alaouisalma3113]

@@rlyrosy 10:53 10:58

[@dirkdiggler5902]

Horse Nike Air Max

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

the description says its a special frog support shoe, which will help stop the horse from getting bruised heels

[@hamburger7243]

I thought it was part of the nail for a moment and he had just peeled it off.

[@thewolfofthestars1847]

Such a handsome horse with very nice and well-maintained feet! The hoof is a nice shape, and there's no visible splaying, splitting, or twisting of the hoof wall or the foot. Having good, sound feet is vital for a horse's health--injured or neglected feet can outright kill a horse if they're bad enough. But this lovely friend has some very nice hooves, and spiffy shoes to go with them!

[@lilik6945]

it does look very contacted at the top and the frog recessed

[@_R41NB0W_P0TT3R.GURL_]

Wow.. You. are. ✨✨HoRsE sMaRt✨✨

[@-Angi3_Panda-]

As a hoof I can confirm that my brother feels relieved now

[@galinafouks3466]

👍

[@Speeeedy]

The work and level of detail that goes into this is really amazing. Didn't think it could be so much work but I was very wrong.

[@sveneekels2699]

i just always love how horses seem to know what is happening and they trust the people doing it.

[@haydenf1353]

My dad was a farrier my entire childhood while also working another full time job. Even as a kid I was amazed at how resilient he was. Work virtually all day welding just to come home and pack up his stuff and break his back shoeing horses until dusk.

[@saffafarrierservices]

Awesome thanks for sharing!!

[@haydenf1353]

@@noxcube6439 I can see how one could infer that from the KZbin short, and maybe it’s possible for some farriers to find it peaceful. But my dad is a different animal lol. He did it because he didn’t have a formal education and had to leverage any trade work he could get into to make money for our family. He worked two jobs for years and years until landing a decent paying role at a power plant. I’m happy for him now, just wish he’d slow down and realize his worth isn’t determined by how much he works or how much money he makes. He’s getting old and needs to focus on living instead of working for once

[@dorcasmalahlela2805]

@@haydenf1353 maybe tell him? Maybe no one has ever told him that before. Buy him flowers, too.

[@FatYoshi619]

@@haydenf1353 take him for a dinner or a drink and have a talk to him about this maybe?

[@b0tias]

@@dorcasmalahlela2805 I have a parent like this. For sure, you can tell them, but very few of us can or do transform deeply driven facets of ourselves because someone said we should do things different.

[@user-wk2wz4pf3h]

Было очень интересно наблюдать за этой работой. Очень спокойная лошадь, она явно доверяет кузнецу. Современный вид подков впечатляет - добавлен амортизирующий слой, первый раз такое вижу. Спасибо за видео ❤

[@lonitagraham8399]

THAT IS THE BEST HOOF CARE I'VE SEEN SINCE IVE START WATCHING THESE VIDEOS!!!!

[@cgimovieman]

That’s a very well-behaved horse. I’m surprised he/she didn’t ever struggle or twitch. I love seeing things like this, that most people never get to see. It’s fascinating. Makes me wonder what horses ever did without us for how much work this is.

[@shipstoriesk4849]

He did twitch once, but yeah, he/she was great throughout the process😍

[@Otokogoroshi]

In the wild horses hooves are worn down by moving over various terrain. However when they run into bad enough issues that could make them go lame... that can easily spell the end for them. Horseshoes are to help support their weight, the weight of a human, and whatever else they might be carrying/hauling.

[@drby163]

yall forgot the word it💀

[@fireblade425]

Just say they or it lmao

[@pinkponypuppy9586]

She/he is just they/them *kinda* so there’s no issues with the person saying that.

[@LusisNaturae44]

I always wondered how this experience was for the horse, or how they react in their mind and if they just see this as free 5 star manicures

[@averycheesypotato]

A horse that knows it can trust people will stand patiently, as it does not hurt. A nervous young horse needs reassurance, but learns quickly. Like trying to trim a young child’s fingernails lol

[@jenisismanuel9517]

Is the horses hooves kinda like the nails of a human?

[@LusisNaturae44]

@@jenisismanuel9517 I'd hope so, if not then I would be fairly apprehensive to the idea of it not being painful, especially the part where he's just hammering nails into it

[@averycheesypotato]

@@jenisismanuel9517 Yes. It’s the same material that forms the outer wall. The bottom of the hoof at the centre is a softer material known as the frog, to provide some shock absorption. Inside & above the frog is where tissue begins, the laminae that support the coffin bone. The exterior of the hoof must be kept in good condition to support the internal structure, but is not sensitive

[@zebraioa]

@@averycheesypotato Also the frog helps circulation so its important it's able to touch the ground

[@MakennaLee1214]

the horse was so well behaved ❤

[@TheWolf-kx5zj]

Amagen how much patience goes into this. Great work!

[@carlondrahaywood2575]

My first viewing of a horse pedicure😅I suffer from anxiety disorder and this was so educational and peaceful to watch. Just natural noise, no loud music or a billion colors jumping out of the screen. I'm glad KZbin recommended this based on my page being full of rain sounds and positive meditation channels ❤❤❤❤I need 3-10hrs video of you doing horse pedicures (or being a farrier as humans call it lol) to play in the background while helping me relax and/or falling asleep. See this goes to show you that there is always someone out in life that needs your type of you❤❤

[@TheGreatProphecy]

Everyone suffers from anxiety disorder. You aren't alone.

[@angelusgoyco4725]

Not everyone I do but I feel you bro

[@crowbr33ze]

​@@TheGreatProphecy Not everyone, everyone gets anxious sometimes but anxiety disorder is completely different from that

[@sophiethee]

I also suffer from clinical anxiety, and this was so anxiety inducing for me lol. The sharp squeaking of shaving off bits of the hoof, just the idea of part of the body being shaved off like that, even though I know it doesn't hurt and that it grows back, seeing something be nailed into an animal even though I know it's just in the hoof (the nails are so long!). I always click on this type of video thinking it must be cool to see, but it always makes me feel so anxious. Glad it calms you down though lol.

[@agentpapi]

@@sophietheefr i always forget thats it dosent hurt and its basically like a big nail

[@amayas570]

I can’t imagine what this job must do to your back having to be bent like this for long periods of time! Hope you’re taking care of yourself after taking amazing care of these horses! ❤️❤️

[@saffafarrierservices]

Thanks!! Yes I do

[@NashalyGonzalez-ez2jt]

J0oll,.lllll

[@emmaslifestory1106]

That horse has more patience than my whole family combined EDIT: OKAY THANKS YALL FOR THE LIKES BUT IM LITERALLY NOT KIDDINGG

[@gameloft5341]

😂😂😂

[@evanjuleen]

Your comments so cute!

[@Puckanm]

people like you are Gods Gift to these wonderful animals /god bless

[@JH-lo9ut]

8:50 I love how the horse puts it's hoof on that piedestal. What a good boy/girl! I can't imagine how stressful this must be if you have to work on a nervous or obnoxious horse. I get that it takes years of experience to keep them as calm and helpful as this one.

[@crowboutique6694]

Such a good horse

[@renblanchard631]

From my own experience: my horses knew the ferrier's truck by sound and would lick his face the second they saw him. A good ferrier makes a happy horse for sure!

[@crowboutique6694]

@@renblanchard631 awww that makes me so happy to hear

[@wistyroamlands7495]

My horses seemed to associate our ferrier with a happy feeling. The part where they have to stand still isn't their favorite part but they tolerate it, but when they have 'all new feet' the seem to be perkier. We had a few dozen or more over the years for reasons, and those coming from a difficult/neglect background seemed to have a much more positive association than those that regularly had their hooves done from birth. :) I had a passion-project colt I worked with daily and the ferrier wouldn't attempt such a young horse. (They typically jump around all over/don't know how to stand.) It was a moment of immense pride when my 8-10 month old colt took 'best horse I have ever worked with in my career' title for being relaxed and not moving a muscle! He didn't fidget once!!

[@anonymousradioshow]

16 million views says it all. Congratulations 🎉You deserve it for being such an excellent craftsman. 😊Those hooves could win awards and probably have 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ THX for showing us how it’s done. 😊😊

[@saffafarrierservices]

Thanks so much!! 🙏🏼

[@leisenbergferris]

What an effort! Thank you for sharing this. Fascinating!! 👏❤🐴

[@ursulageorgeson7086]

This is an honest trade. Perfect combination of the intelligent sensetivity horses require, the strength and realness of a physical job, compassion to help animals stay healthy, and a meticulous eye for detail. Long live Farriers :)

[@RGALO0990]

What an amazing talent. I’m sure he’s been doing it for years but it’s still extremely impressive at how easy he makes it look. Great video.

[@CanadianCouchPotato83]

this was pretty awesome to watch thanks for the entertainment and taking care of the animal

[@realtalk3567]

This is so oddly satisfying. I love watching it!

[@Hermandbl7]

Nice rig setup, nice horse handling, and really nice attention to detail and perfection in finish.Your education and experience shows in your work!

[@sergc7205]

The calmness and precision with which the farrier handles the horse's hoof is impressive. It's fascinating to see the intricate process of shoeing and the attention given to the horse's comfort and well-being.

[@SleuthHustler]

let me add its not a natural human pose , its literally back breaking. and all it takes is on cranky horse, or one thats had a previous bad experience and they make your life hard

[@MGE0007]

now as a city dweller I found this video quite therapeutic for me... Nothing like kicking the old shoes off (my shoes) and watching a horse have a pedicure. Well done sir!!!....

[@clarsach29]

Honestly, one of the most fascinating videos I have ever watched on youtube. I know next to nothing about horses or how they are shoed and this was so interesting to watch. Looks like such a neat, professional job but I was worried about how the poor Farrier protects his back from pain if he's bent over doing that all day!

[@CharlieBourgeois_]

When our farrier would come out, our dogs would just line up and watch. They always loved getting fallen pieces of hoof.

[@clovart8552]

i have never seen a hoof restoration video before so when you took off the shoe and what looked like the entire hoof popped off my jaw dropped. i don't think i'll ever understand how horse hooves work, lovely video

[@heyits_cat8966]

I'm only halfway through the video, and this is my first time seeing this type of shoe so I might be wrong, but I believe this is a padded shoe. Most horseshoes as I'm sure you might have seen, are only the medal bit around the outside. Without the big plasticy bit covering the bottom of the hoof. The horse hoof has the outer rim, what you see the medal shoe being attached to and supporting. Then it hollows out sorta in the middle, the back (where the shoe is open) is thinner than in the front, as you can see. The triangle shaped part on the underside is called the frog (might be spelled differently, I'm not sure) it is a fleshy muscle I think? You have to be careful with it, it can be sensitive especially with a horse with foot issues. Some horses don't even really have frogs, some have huge frogs. All hooves are different. There's tons of diagrams on hooves, I've learned a lot from model horses and the painting/customization of them (I was in the sphere and did the work for several years) painting depth onto a mostly flat hoof is super fun! Getting to make it look like a frog and everything, really cool. Anyway, my info might not be the most accurate, I was hyperfixated on horses years ago but got bored of it all and forgot a lot of info so take what I say with a grain of salt! Hope this helped understand a bit better, if you read this all lol

[@hueytran9691]

Are they supposed to scrape off like that?

[@heyits_cat8966]

@@hueytran9691 yes! What part did you mean?

[@hueytran9691]

@@heyits_cat8966 the white

[@heyits_cat8966]

@@hueytran9691 I assume you mean the white that got uncovered when he started cutting the hoof? After taking the shoe off Yes, he's just trimming up the hoof, can't let em grow too long!

[@heyhey439]

I love watching these. It's very satisfying like getting acrylic nails done.

[@joinsky2883]

I've seen a lot of horse hooves replaced, and this place is the cleanest and best. I was surprised that they even put in a cushion.👏👏👏👍👍

[@regularman6328]

Some of my favorite childhood memories were going with my dad to get our horse Leo shoed. The farrier was a long time friend of the family, and was very skilled at it. He was the only person in our area that shoed horses. He has since quit since he is in his 90s now. When I was a child he was in his 60s, and only quit doing it within the last 15 years. He still gets around with only a cane.

[@saffafarrierservices]

That’s great to hear!!

[@X2BOOS]

I am an Iraqi and I do not care about traveling

[@Zalmoxesuwu]

@@X2BOOSokay?

[@hailey339]

it’s crazy how painful it looks even though it doesn’t hurt them at all ! 😅

[@helenwilson1150]

Wow! That is a lot of hard work. Thanks for the video by the way. Good job! 🎉

[@marshallwebber9682]

Fascinating. Thanks for the demonstration!

[@Hydenneheartstoca]

I love how you keep the horse calm you don’t hurt it you kept it health up and help it!This is just so amazing to watch and it really inspires me !Thank you for making this video

[@maebee5032]

now have a new appreciation for ferriers.. what immensely hard work this looks like. my back hurt just watching. this is an intreguing video to watch. very informative

[@TheCorruptedPegasi]

I've binged a bunch of these over the years whenever its late at night, despite having little interest in the subject or of in horses in general. However that is the first time i have ever seen a hammer designed to break off and twist the nails, that was genuinely fascinating.

[@NurNur66334]

It's so relaxing

[@i_like_spiders837]

as a horse i can confirm that he did an EXCELLENT job at restoring that hoof😁

[@senselesschild7463]

If i had a farrier like you , id thank you for doing a great job at taking care of these babies ♡

[@saffafarrierservices]

You are so kind

[@user-zg2xu5ew9p]

Бесконечно можно смотреть на текущую воду , огонь и работу настоящего мастера .

[@bradgray5997]

Skill and craftsmanship is awesome

[@ryanriaz]

When you’re done and look back there are 3 more legs left 😂

[@saffafarrierservices]

😜

[@potocalter6207]

Tetrapode moment

[@user-yv6tx2vm7c]

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[@Mjolnir5826]

The smithing on the shoe looks effortless and is done with such precision it’s mind boggling that someone could master a craft like this so much so that they don’t need measurement. This was the most satisfying hoof work video I’ve ever seen and it’s just awesome dude. 👍🏼

[@saffafarrierservices]

Thank you!! I appreciate your kind words🙏🏼

[@miguelcarlossantos8601]

This to me is the craziest part. He just eyeballed the shape and went to hammering. Really impressive

[@brightmatsvimbo7107]

😅you nailed it

[@eleanordemedici3070]

Agreed

[@kevsousa95]

For real

[@saIami2]

It looks so violent but done so professionally and just amazing

[@ericaadkins8846]

So satisfying to watch

[@xXJMatherXx]

I like to imagine the horse sitting there reading a newspaper, like a guy getting his shoes shined, while the farrier does does the work. Great video!

[@azrael8371]

I love how calm the horse is. Wow that horse is well taken care of because of how trusting he or she is. 😊

[@EstherNjoroge-fy6ku]

This is so satisfying 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@saffafarrierservices]

Grad you enjoyed

[@harpersprouls6057]

Oh wow that hoof looks so much more comfortable than it did before 😮😊

[@mikelightning7682]

I wish I could find a pair of shoes that fit that good.

[@enrisulfr]

are you a horse?

[@saffafarrierservices]

Haha thanks

[@tripowthehipow5054]

I wish the same 🙃

[@partymanau]

Custom fitted, lucky horses.

[@whozawhatzit0]

Bro the sound of that anvil is unreal. If that's actually how it sounds with no audio tuning as to not hurt people's ears (some content creators do that) then wow and amazing job on silencing the anvil. No loud pinging or anything. Amazing.

[@drunkntigr]

This is worth watching and interesting for most people as what we are seeing is someone mastering his craft, this is an innate human quality to recognise and appreciate masterful skill.

[@aokiaoki5233]

This hoof trimming job is done superbly!

[@josiahsankargaming8167]

People: thats looks like it hurts The horse: ay im getting my nails done AND a new shoe nicee

[@cofffee817]

And for free!

[@josiahsankargaming8167]

@@cofffee817 lol

[@ericbennett4902]

the smoothness with how he flips the file is amazing.

[@blackvikingthrone]

It’s crazy they are so chill throughout getting poked and prodded.

[@carpathianken]

They're not all like that, horses are fight or flight animals & if they get upset they can be proper mongrels. The average retirement age for a farrier is only 36 years old & many workplace accident insurance companies won't even give farriers a policy because it's deemed too high risk to be worth their while & the companies that do give them a policy want $2k-3k a year & you have to be hurt for more than 6 weeks before the insurance company starts paying you a wage & when you do start getting paid it's only $200 a week. Many farriers just put the money they would normally give towards an accident insurance company policy & put it in a separate bank account & then they just use those funds for if (when) they get hurt.

[@Piriguin_aweoneke]

Because they don't have nerves in the hooves

[@AHAKIPOP]

this is the most aggressively calm horse manicure 😭😭

[@FritzSchober]

Impressive craftsmanship, every strike with the hammer was on point. But also very obedient horse. Never flinched, never made any trouble.

[@jaywalker690]

I’m a nail technician & I find this so interesting & satisfying.. It’s like a manicure for a horse. ☺️💅🏽

[@Novaismyname]

Let’s give this horse a Grammy for how long he held his hoof up ❤

[@mirandaclever6645]

I'm happy that he gentle with the horse 🐎

[@bubaaaaaaaaa]

This weirdly sounds so relaxing, I was watching this out of curiosity last night after doing my homework then I just found myself slowly falling asleep

[@Justme-yw2ig]

Weirdly my favourite bit was the brushing of the hoof. I know nothing about horses except the obvious (which end eats and which poops) but I do like these type of videos!

[@sinda-linda]

Fu

[@brookdyer6620]

What is it about these videos that is so satisfying & relaxing to me??? 🤷‍♂️

[@user-tu1wd8fr2d]

l think this is the only way to be gentle with the horse ❤:)

[@stevecarr7338]

This horse is VERY well behaved. To do this amount of work and the horse not flinch that is great to see.

[@Jvpit3rr]

It’s basic training for a horse to stand still when getting its hoofs done

[@ameliahreha9269]

It’s mind boggling that they just stand there for that. I try to clip one nail on my dog and she’s got the ASPCA on the phone.

[@SewerRat-3000]

dogs are always so dramatic 😂 its so easy to clip too short with dogs bc of all their snatching lol

[@marymacdonald2379]

Dogs do better with all grooming if all aspects are started when they are young puppies and done very regularly, plus done by their owner, not a groomer.

[@thispc-yw2bs]

I don't know what I am learning from this but my heart its better than watching songs

[@WOLFTHEIRAIN]

Ive never seen such a well behaved horse :o

[@INEEDUu]

these videos of people helping animal are so satisfying and relaxing to watch

[@saffafarrierservices]

Happy hear this

[@YourXavier]

Agreed. There's something very soothing about this.

[@ekpeekpe8942]

I loved the entire process 👏

[@taro3125]

Wow! that must feel so good for the horse. I bet he can walk so much better now 😁

[@rebeccasainz2715]

People may say he makes it look easy. This is literally a back breaking job. I commend you for your art.

[@QC9B4XK6u]

I don't know the half of what's going on but it's always a pleasure to watch a master at work.

[@pulverize3]

It's nice to see a clean horse foot.

[@Aleph-gm3lw]

as someone who loves peeling my nails if i got over my slight fear of horses and learned how to do it properly i would love this lol

[@samanthahughes7783]

That is a very well behaved horse, and obviously a calm, self assured farrier - horses pick up on the attitudes and ‘feelings’ of the people around them, and can behave very differently, for different people who are doing the exact same thing.