Horse Grooming in Winter

A video showing how I deep clean the dirt and dust from my horse's fuzzy winter coat.

[@Sofiarivassculptor]

Great Job, she is a beauty

[@mistyrp1012]

at first I wasn't sure about that blower.....but man!...I could not believe how much dirt came off that horse!!

[@jj_hoolio]

Cute :) I would maybe use a vacuum instead; the dust could get captured instead of being airborne.

[@GodsChild-128]

Hi there! Just wondering if you blanket them in the winter? Does the cold air bother them with the shop vac? or does it get warm? Thanks for posting this, by the way :)

[@MsGroovalicious]

Great video. Is the blower too loud for them? It is for me. Thanks so much!

[@jingenito1329]

Is that a fjord? it looks like one

[@jennyandersson6238]

J Ingenito yes it is

[@Skyerat666]

You shouldn't have your fully paw so much, my pony does that and the barn owner where I go to always makes him stop, she said it can damage the hooves and it becomes a bad habit for the horse.

[@NFAslan]

That has to tickle!

[@humanity941]

wow great video hello from australia

[@fourhorses44]

Great job on the videos (love the mini boots!). Just one question for you: why don't you use the shop vac as a vacuum and corral all the dirt and dust into the shop vac, instead of blowing it everywhere? I've used the "shop vac technique" for several years, and have found many different brush attachments for the hose end at my local Lowes or Home Depot. You are right, once the horses get used to the noise (and the weird suction feeling), they seem to really like it! :)

[@freedomandtatyanaequine6174]

Ok this is abuse ok because that is loud and can hurt their ears and what if that happened to you hu

[@laylaeww1719]

Freedom and Tatyana Equine does that horse look in pain ???? Learn what abuse is before you comment.