HORSE Hoof TRANSFORMATION // CLEANING Haflinger HORSE Hooves // RELAXING ASMR

Today I am trimming a Haflinger that is part of a 3 horse team that pull a wagon. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below, and if you leave a comment be sure to let us know where you are from. Hope you enjoy!
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[@maverick_vet]

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[@jerrytaylor6264]

L 0++++

[@karenhargis9824]

Much love

[@Yummy-12-d7d]

@@karenhargis9824 hey sis

[@HalDoom]

Was waiting for the dog to take the clippings.

[@kristenherrera9517]

Me to

[@legandarygacha4922]

Oh You Wacth That One!

[@NEWPARANOYD]

Me too

[@KamadoK69]

😂😂 tbh

[@shabrynaherrera7801]

I always want there to be a dog to take it, personally a highlight

[@terraramey285]

Farrier: "K gimme this foot" Horse: "No, I'm tired of getting my nails done" Farrier: "What if I give you kisses?" Horse: "Aw okay" :)

[@alle5453]

That was so cute TT

[@rafacuenca4019]

9999999999999999

[@supersaiyan336]

It looked like he made the horse take a step forward and change foot position so the foot he already trimmed would be ahead and able to be balanced on properly

[@teeth_denier]

I love horses now 'u'

[@luxurypetscz]

@@supersaiyan336 no. He was giving the horse kisses. Do not take this away from me.

[@lovelylilpoe]

Is anyone else watching this but never had a horse or ridden one? I'm addicted to these videos man!

[@chrisc.27]

Hahaha!!! I've been thinking the same thing for the last month. I just can't stop watching these. Good though, as long as I'm not the only one!!

[@enireves8747]

Me, but i did eat horse meat, was good tho

[@breannabrooks9038]

Same. I also watch cows get trimmed on Hoof GP and also dont have any cows.

[@lovelylilpoe]

@@breannabrooks9038 Same!

[@albertocimmino2095]

@@breannabrooks9038 me too 😂😂😂

[@jonathansteele8601]

Do you think the horses get happy to see you like “omg yaaas I’ve been dying for a manny peddy”

[@Findthatyeti]

Duh. Just like when a cow gets milked. Think of that one scene from famiky guy.

[@sofieagni9582]

it depends on the horse but most seem to be indifferent. there are a few who completely lose it tho

[@ykcubevan4893]

@@sofieagni9582 Every horse has a problem having their feet picked up off the ground, just like all horses take issue with someone or something ....jumping on their backs. These are....by nature, a flight animal. They have been made to fear anything that may take them off their feet, so in trying to take care of our horses, we must unteach them what nature has taken hundreds of thousands of years teaching them. Everything we do to a horse is exactly the opposite of what nature tells them is okey. I'm not just winging my response either. I've been training horses....including mustang straight from the mountains.....for over half my life....more than 20 years. I'm a professional that also teaches horses to stand for the future ferrier. Horses have been my life....not just a hobby....or passing fancy.

[@MegaMindyLou]

Wouldn’t it just be a peddy peddy? 😉

[@bruh-wk2do]

Definitely my old boy has had the same farrier for 20+ years who before being his farrier was a jockey that you used to ride him in Adelaide at the Derby (my horse is 27). He gets so excited whenever he sees him and causes a big fuss at the stables to see his old mate. Jasper loves to show off afterwards, epecially after I've put on his oil.

[@tiffanywinss9728]

i love how he stood up and gave his horse a little scratch. it’s so pure.

[@willibilly4143]

This guy just scrolls through the comments section and appreciating all of us , what a legend ❤

[@hitox2battosai]

I'd like to say, I've only seen two other channels that clip and care for a horse's hooves. You are, in my humble opinion, the best of them. I never mind hearing the labored breaths because it reminds me that I am watching a real human being that is doing some very toilsome work; and doing it in a very professional, friendly and satisfying way. Thank you very much for sharing these videos with us, and for all the care and dedication you so obviously put into caring for the each of the horses.

[@maverick_vet]

you are very kind! I'll keep the videos coming

[@peachesandapril]

Yeah, if he was my farrier, I would be a very happy customer. The best!

[@kristineolver3268]

I agree.. I've watched a few others but this is my favorite horse pedicure channel! lol

[@Tatertots.420]

I think the breathing is sexy

[@ItsMeJustine]

You know quarantine has gone on too long when you're jealous of a horse getting a pedicure.

[@Oglulubell]

JayDeeH4 lol

[@champagnes5898]

🤣💯

[@karlajg007]

🤣🤣

[@3siblingsyoutube153]

Omg Why is this so true tho- XD

[@Jay-uo3ii]

When its true

[@ericnunez6304]

Anyone else watch this because its comforting?

[@lynka_gapview]

I’m a 16 year old girl who trains mini ponies to make money, and I’ve recently started to trim their hooves myself to get max profit :) I usually trim them a day or two before our farrier comes out to trim our other horses and I get him to check over my work because I’m still starting out. Anyway, I like watching your videos because I think observing is an important aspect of experience and getting better at something. So thank you!

[@maverick_vet]

glad you like them, keep after it, glad the videos are valuable are valuable for you.

[@thelingeringartist]

Observation is key my good friend! As an artist,for example, I tend to try and observe the work & creation of other artists around me,especially ones with experience.

[@girlidkyuh2263]

I’m dying at the thirst comments 😭

[@lilyyang6252]

If only my dog was this calm during his nail trims 🙄

[@ambercry9468]

his horses when he comes to clean their toe: YAY PEDICURE FINALLY IM HAPP my dog when i go cut his nails: *autistic screaming and biting*

[@am_Nein]

@@ambercry9468 that’s true

[@luxurypetscz]

If only I was this calm getting a mani pedi. I always get a minni heart attack when they start clipping the piece of skin ať the beginning of my nail lmao

[@PupsyBSlave]

Oh,My dog,Everytime i try to call her and go in her uh dog house she always be like "Imma run away as far as i could so you can hold me longer" And she never notice it, Her weight isn't feather

[@liagamer4265]

@@luxurypetscz You can tell them not to clip it, but that means the acrylic/gel wont stay on as long I think

[@danielburd9989]

Can you imagine arm wrestling this dude?? My wrist would shatter!!!

[@smol_lucifer]

Yes I can imagine it... But everytime I lose and my arm falls off

[@matthewcarle5970]

Seriously glad KZbin suggested your videos to me. Idk jack about being a farrier but I got mad respect for you guys who do this for a living. 🤙

[@rabbitpawstudios6815]

Ah, yes the forbidden coconut shavings

[@darkmoonthedirewolf9231]

Oop

[@bogdantudor84]

:)))

[@iishxrii]

ssniperwolf?

[@TheSkaalBrothers]

Delicious

[@oliviagreen8232]

Missed hearing you talk but still loved the video

[@sylnalise2242]

His voice is so calming

[@MrWeezo21]

You telling me he dont talk in this one? I'm kinna bummed now

[@ambercry9468]

@@MrWeezo21 4:42

[@surtu9221]

When you trimmed the chestnut/ergot whatever that was I flipped out, like, HORSES HAVE DEWCLAWS WHAT IS THIS MADNESS??? And had to go figure out what they were called.

[@ReeveProductions]

I was literally was looking through the comments because of this exact thing.

[@JennaVago]

ReeveProductions same

[@1jazzyphae]

From what I heard they call them chestnuts lol they say they were a part of the toe but evolution in the horse changed the anatomy. Idk you can google it tho.

[@jasongaudreau2075]

Okay so I was looking for this comment just to learn...I have a Great Dane with sharp, big dew claws that I file smooth cuz he’s a hugger. Have ridden/been around many horses, mostly Clydesdale’s, living and hanging out with my local Budweiser trainers’, and never new of the existence of the “chestnut”, or in my head...the horses dew claw. He like, peeled that thing right off. It was crazy to see. Thanks for the lesson. 🙏

[@flamingtorrent2109]

Learn somethin new every day. I never owned horses or cared for em, only dogs. My great pyr is close enough if you ask me though xD

[@aaronjohn6586]

Nicely done and like how you trim each hoof according to it's own nuances. Love to see a video on how you sharpen your tools.

[@holnrew]

I was wondering how often he needs to sharpen them while watching this

[@maverick_vet]

Thanks! Will do!

[@maverick_vet]

every 15 horses

[@johnmccaughan4195]

The Frog: The frog acts as a shock absorber for the foot when it makes impact with the ground, decreasing the force placed on the bones and joints of the leg. The frog is also an important part of the horse's circulatory system - it pumps blood up the horse's leg each time the frog makes contact with the ground. Something you might want to talk about. You have a lot of watchers with no horse experience that like the channel that seem interested. Next bad one you get film it. Most don't understand how hard this work is, 1000 to 1500 pounds of horse leaning on you and just might kick you across the barn yard.

[@maverick_vet]

I agree with everything 100% you said except that the frog doesn't "pump" blood, I'll explain in a future video

[@latiaslatios7766]

English is not my first language so I thought you were talking about the animal frog lol

[@chocolatechipkookii963]

@@latiaslatios7766 english is my first language and I thought he was talking about the animal frog before I kept reading

[@inigogaerlan7331]

Yesss i thought it was the animal frog so in my mind while your saying that the frog some’n my mind was just saying “the frog keepss jumping *cowboy accent” hahahaha

[@lexxistillson1790]

Jose Hernandez the frog is the little v at the top of the hoof :)

[@Aramis444]

Dude, you got one of the world's most soothing voices. Missed hearing it. Still, great video! It's so interesting to watch, even though I have no idea what's happening. Fascinating job!

[@maverick_vet]

Wow, thanks!

[@hilda3842]

7:12 This scene was frigging cute. The horse calming by getting kisses was just adorable.

[@mariannehiltunen390]

He is not giving kisses.. . It is an voice aid that and he is asking the horse to move.

[@jen43072]

Of the horse takes a step, it puts the weight onto the other side (in this case, he needed the weight off the left hind foot).

[@camillabs87]

The breathing sounds just add to the asmr effect. Tingles all over. Please, never stop including them. This is so relaxing. Also, how is it possible that I have spent my whole life not knowing horses have this thing on the legs that you just clip off?? Hello from Brazil.

[@bigpicturethinking5620]

Now that I have edited this comment, people will likely wonder what it originally said to gain so many likes. Let the games begin.

[@rachelminneapolis]

I like his breathing 😂

[@LeozVinci]

Breathing is important. Also, it reminds me my dad. Always when he thinks, he breaths so loud and even when he was reading. And i also can say, when he is super concentrate on his work, because of his breathing. It fells so familiar and somehow homey...

[@__stef__]

I dont know maybe something is wrong with me but his breathing calms me down.. Its kinda a nice noise.. And all the stupidos who mention his breathing should fucking go and watch some noiseless Videos 😤

[@ykcubevan4893]

As children our ferrier was a big guy.....he often frightend me by his breathing. His stumich hung in the way of his work. He also has huge scars across his belly. He told us it was from horses jerking their feet away from him.....nails sticking out would grab and rip his belly open. Kinda got off track......sorry.

[@sallygreimes6585]

If you have NEVER tried to trim a.horse foot, you are at an odd position, the position of the horse is not normal, and the strength of the farrier is demanding. When i was low on funds i trimmed my horses and developed a huge respect for what they do. Especially the requirement of odd back angles is not appreciated enough! Showed me that was a job i never wanted in my future.

[@paigethefarrier6243]

Looking good boss... and dont worry if heavy breathing comments come up. All us farriers sound like that and anyone who says they dont is in denial

[@maverick_vet]

haha good to see a comment from another farrier on here. where are you from? and what you said id 100% true

[@paigethefarrier6243]

@@maverick_vet the lower mainland of beautiful british columbia :)

[@chrischisholm4800]

This is my second time watching. I laughed when you spoke about someone complaining about your breathing! LOL! Oh man some people will complain about ANYTHING! Get real people! This is a hard working man, sharing his trade with us! Thank you sir for doing so. Very enjoyable! 👍🏻

[@Ebstract12]

I don't know much about horses or horse hoof cleaning, but this video is very relaxing I watch this on my break almost everyday.

[@avothello]

Man my back is killing while watching this. The core strength it must take to do this job well is insane.

[@EvgeniyaJZ]

So why don't people have one person hold the leg and the other person do the trim? That would be much more comfortable for both people.

[@ambrawilson6781]

Loving your videos from Portland, Oregon! Now I have to explain to people what I mean when I say I’m watching “horse videos” to fall asleep at night haha

[@niveusnimbus]

You're not the only one :) Wishing restful nights from the UK

[@Genevi95]

I’m watching from PDX too!

[@donnellemorrison6761]

Just south of you outside Salem in Dallas

[@SK-tw5gr]

I've never been so attracted to a man's arms before until this video

[@maverick_vet]

lol

[@CandY-zt8ec]

Same

[@peachesandapril]

Same! He's cute 😁

[@annieyeager1295]

Lol. Very Vascular!

[@Phalkhan32]

I'm a straight dude, but even I was like "Damn, he has some nice arms." Lol

[@iflyintheskywayuphi]

These videos make me realize that I have never once been in the presence of an actually sharp hoof knife

[@Coolkid_21]

Wish he showed his face. This guy with those arms seems like he’d be cute

[@LylWren]

Right? His forearms are attractive.

[@CandY-zt8ec]

Thanks god im not the only one who thinks this

[@Oglulubell]

Forte_25s and, a future doctor 😉

[@enireves8747]

Yeah i think so and his arms are so strong and defined

[@alisha4]

I agree!

[@elijahenes3899]

In my humble opinion, that's the best horseshoeing video on KZbin. I get back here once in a while to watch everything again. So cool!

[@Cachicochip]

If you want to see his real POV flip your phone upside down without allowing the screen to rotate. Tip: Do it flat on a table.

[@AdmiredDisorder]

Lol I watch some of these videos laying down in bed before passing out and my phone sometimes inverts due to the angle I'm laying and I just dont bother fixing it

[@CandY-zt8ec]

OMG YOUR RIGHT

[@rebeccag.s3682]

Genius!

[@ifronnin]

Then you become discombobulated when an ad appears.

[@tooreal813]

you know we've been in quarantine to long when you've become obsessed with farrier videos

[@alittlewentzical555]

Its weird watching your videos without any voice over or narrations, loving your work from Lincolnshire, England!

[@thamaraberrios277]

im studying veterinary and this videos really helped me, greetings from Chile :3

[@maverick_vet]

de que parte? yo vivi en el sur de chile por 2 anos. en valdivia y punta arenas

[@thamaraberrios277]

@@maverick_vet de Santiago, la capital! Conozco Valdivia es muy bello ahí :3 que bueno que conozcas Chile !!!

[@pandoravex4791]

I don’t even own a horse. But there’s something so satisfying about seeing those big good boys get a pedicure. I just like seeing animals being properly cared for.

[@yoonlee5906]

you: files the hooves me: *its cheese grated times*

[@kikicogger2284]

I will always be thankful for farriers. I got my horse as a rescue when I was a kid, and every so often he’d go lame. Vet visits showed nothing wrong so they thought he was just faking it. I ended up giving him to a woman who was experienced with horses as we couldn’t care for him anymore due to our local boarding house tripling their prices. She got an old-time farrier to come out to look at his feet. He noticed a weird bump which he picked at a bit, and out comes a 6 inch nail! That poor horse had a nail in his hoof for 6 years, and it was a farrier who found it. He galloped so much after that pain was relieved. So thank you for helping out all these animals.

[@lizl6232]

You always do a great job! Doesn’t your back hurt after a while? Mine does just watching you😂

[@animallover241]

Yea me to my back hurts

[@maverick_vet]

I does

[@lavvie7454]

my back hurts from just laying down

[@animallover241]

@@maverick_vet I feel so bad

[@lizl6232]

lavvie Me too😂

[@Rathulf]

one of these horseshoe cleaning vids came up on my yt feed one time, and I found them satisfying. it just feels so good to watch

[@mhal-bj8uq]

I just discovered your channel a few days ago! It's so satisfying to see the process of cleaning horse hooves, especially for someone like me who didn't even know this was a thing!

[@susanflowers7969]

I love how he let the horse rest his feet in between the trimming! That was really nice of him.

[@susansmaltz9836]

Things I’ve learned since recently subscribing: you’re the only 1 of all the farrier videos (that now pop up on my feed) that bevels the edge when you trim the hoof and I critique them when they don’t, you make it look sooo much easier than all the others I’ve seen, and the sound of your file going across the hooves makes my teeth hurt (like nails on a chalkboard 🤷🏻‍♀️), but I can’t help but watch anyway. Keep it up. I’ve learned so much!!

[@maverick_vet]

you are very kind.

[@am_Nein]

I love these clipping videos, I mean, it’s like a cure to my boredom

[@stellabarrett8141]

I watch these to get myself to chill out when I get overwhelmed by my ADHD, and I gotta say even though I know that some people will complain about the breathing it is kinda soothing in a way. Love your vids man :)

[@onehandedmom6447]

I work with horses daily. I've always just let someone else work with my horses feet. I've only recently became curious of the process. Not disappointed! Thank you!

[@mikaylarink]

Me looking for a wedding ring🧐

[@maverick_vet]

lol I have one I just don't wear it lol

[@kakai2164]

rip mikayla then

[@jasminegiles6907]

I think u should where it it’s not fair to ur wife to go around lookin like that

[@KasparGoodes]

Jasmine Giles he doesn’t while he works cause he could lose it

[@1ztype343]

Atleast you tried

[@blckwhte8409]

This ladies is what you call a hardworking man that’s good at what he does 😂

[@Tinker42207]

Oh my goodness, how did my notification not go off?! Can’t believe I’m a whole day late. Love these vids!

[@maverick_vet]

Oh no!

[@EquineVet4Life]

Ooooo so much smooth transitioning between knife and other tools. The horse fart was hilarious! Excellent job sir!

[@조정수-u7s]

I think the quality of his service is very high-end and he is self-inspecting his work to others good job👍🏻 keep going

[@samantharobinson1715]

I can't be the only one going from video to video, find this strangely satisfying and therapeutic!

[@fionakronert5060]

Cant help but chuckle at the FART at 3:30😂

[@maverick_vet]

wondering if anyone would notice lol

[@itswift]

Yep. I'm 44 and still laugh when a horse rips a long one......

[@fionakronert5060]

I think it's the way horses have of being so nonchalant about it. It's an admirable quality... right? 🤭

[@lovingmodelhorses12e2]

That was a snort!

[@lovingmodelhorses12e2]

You know, to all of the people who keeps putting gross stuff like " fart" on the comments section, kids are probably watching this and words like that are inappropriate for younger viewers.

[@Volgotha]

Must feel SO good when the horse stands on their newly cleaned and trimmed hooves

[@alayna0116]

How did I end up watching this at 4:58 am. Ehh dont matter I watched the whole thing 😵😵🤣😭

[@Gam3rcat02]

Idk why but I can sit here and watch these videos for hours and never get bored

[@billbobaggins801]

I'm a retired professional mountain biker that rode 400+ miles a week training. I retired from it and wanted to trim and shoe my own horses. So I gave up shaved legs and I thought cycling really hurt......holy shit this is hard work. I went through farrier school and now shoe horses on the side. If you think his breathing is hard, just get under a horses and tell us how you feel. Just go trim a foot,, just one foot and let us know? Now, leave that barn and go put shoes on 5 more. Now.....you have two left for the day and finish them up. Its one of the hardest thing I have ever done besides riding a mountain bike for 24hrs and 167 miles later in West Virginia mountains. Its the closest thing to how your body will feel like. Its painful at times......breathing hard because your holding up half the horse. Nice trim......well done

[@Ziadibrahim1985]

I'm from Egypt and I enjoy these videos for no apparent reason...fine craftsmanship keep it up

[@maverick_vet]

Thank you very much!

[@skiziem]

I'm interested in different types of shoes and different purposes in what the shoe does... would you make a video demonstrating different sizes and different styles and what functions each one does? If not it's ok.

[@maverick_vet]

for sure.

[@rayzeish]

Your experience makes it look easy, acquiring the experience is the real hard work, superb.

[@kealagoggin6385]

Sounds like a healthy heart rate, nose breathing, strong forearms and thighs. Love I!

[@StairsHomestead]

So relaxing to watch. I'm a dog groomer and in nursing school too. After a long day of studying, the only things that help me brain wind down are watching dogs be groomed and horse hooves trimmed. I enjoyed the silent work. Your in your zone.

[@pay1370]

I wish my nail salon cared that much about the state of my hands lol

[@chris54231]

It’s nice how they seem to really trust you. They know you are helping them out.

[@basicallylaurenn]

If this hurt the horse, homeboy wouldn’t have a jaw-

[@roosterreeves5099]

No it doesnt hurt them

[@blueace2343]

What is that piece he’s cutting off the back of the horse legs?

[@susanflowers7969]

I love that your tools are sharp! You do a great job!

[@sandyvang4954]

The muscle and veins on your arms popping out when you clipped that foot. 😍 hard working men are the best kind of men out there. Also, watching you trim horse feet is very soothing. 🤣

[@kennethhorne7469]

Love the videos. Want to see more of your best friend eating those horse hoof snacks. Gives me a chuckle every time!

[@sketchalater4656]

Never seen a chestnut so long that it needs to be clipped, lol. It's such an odd yet normal part of the horse's anatomy.

[@chrisc.27]

Is that what that was on his leg around the 5:05 minute mark in the video?

[@kylawilliams2359]

Chris C. Yes

[@user-pe1kj3ni5q]

What is that?

[@chrisc.27]

Thank you@@kylawilliams2359 !

[@franng7480]

I always pulled off the chestnuts on my horse while grooming her. It was very thin and easy to do, because of the frequency of grooming. Watching a blacksmith do this easily looked after chore with his nippers made me feel queasy. Don't ask what I think of the horses owner. Maybe ignorance?

[@K2SonicFan]

No clue why but seeing the horse’s hooves being taken care of is super satisfying.

[@peachesandapril]

Can you please tell me, I've always wondered...do you wish the owners would pick the feet out prior to you getting there? I've kind of felt guilty if I haven't with my own horses.

[@maverick_vet]

Very good thing to do!

[@katheryncox2815]

Watching these videos is starting to become one of my guilty pleasure. Plus, it’s always attractive watching a man do something he’s talented at. Your wife must be one lucky lady 😁.

[@scottallison3562]

I miss your commentary. I know nothing about horses but find this so interesting. I would imagine you would get pretty tired of saying the same thing over and over though.

[@maverick_vet]

I do lol but it sound like I need to keep it doing the voice overs

[@scottallison3562]

S&S Horseshoeing if it’s not too much trouble. Like that thing you cut off the back of his leg. Had no idea horses got that. Or that it needed to be trimmed. Thank you for sharing these videos! They are awesome!!

[@maverick_vet]

@@scottallison3562 I explain later in the video

[@katheryncox2815]

I like it when you post both versions. You could also look into subtitles but that might be a bit of work.

[@yvonnekaspar2793]

Spokane WA. I especially enjoy when you explain about the anatomy of the hoof and how you modify a regular trim to fit the needs of a specific condition the horse may have.

[@zama418nm]

Damn bro, I sure hope you have a physio or a masseuse on speed dial- this is some tough work! My back hurts just watching you😐. Really impressive work and I absolutely love watching these videos🌸

[@marilynmccombs6574]

My back aches just watching you. Love watching your craftsmanship.

[@nicoledenel]

Am I the only one afraid he cuts a piece of his hand or his wrist? I would definitely be wrapped in bandages if I did this 😅

[@__stef__]

He mention it sometimes in his Videos, that this happen often to him and he dont care much about it 🙈 but yes i agree with you.. He should more care 😚

[@paigethefarrier6243]

Ha we have so many scars from accidently cutyng ourselves, burning ourselves etc that it doesnt really bother you. If i dont need stitches i dont care and even then id finish the job at hand 🤪

[@munirahbakar4123]

I don't remember if it was on this channel or another channel, but there was a scene where the farrier was pointing out some condition on the horse to its owner and had to make a disclaimer, "the blood is mine, not the horse's".

[@flamxngofloral3741]

I bet the horse’s hooves feel amazing after the cleaning!I couldn’t imagine!I am going to say the straight forward and honest.I am truly addicted to these videos😌

[@paigepeezy7548]

My dumb ass self caught myself moving my head to the side to get the shadow off when his shadow covered the hoof as if it was MY shadow, ffs 😓😅😂

[@MidnightLadyCrow]

Lmao

[@palomacaldermackay3913]

I go to my grandparents house in the Scottish Highlands in the every possible holiday and they have two horses and I have always loved to watch the farrier work and learn how to do everything Thanks so much for these videos I love to watch them when I cant be there Greetings from Scotland :)

[@TheAmbientUniverse]

I sure love how advertisements chop this would-be ASMR into thirds like a tazer

[@alexaalmond8226]

I watch these to help me sleep at night. They’re so relaxing 😊

[@GtreedghjAsd]

What was the thing he clipped off from the side of the lower leg that was like hanging off? @5:00

[@hxneymelonb._.187]

People in the comments say it's a chestnut but I don't know

[@sixsteve9]

Its called a chestnut it's made of Keratin so its painless to remove since it sheds regularly it's also a good treat for dogs like the hoof trimmings lol

[@georgetown8757]

The Chestnut, also known as a Night Eye, is a callosity on the body of a horse or other equine, found on the inner side of the leg above the knee on the foreleg and, if present, below the hock on the hind leg. ... Chestnuts vary in size and shape and are sometimes compared to the fingerprints in humans.

[@fluffycats3460]

I used to do horse riding when I was younger. I rode several horses going by the names of Jazz, Chico and Cherry. I was rly upset when I had to stop bcs I developed an allergy to horses and more. It was really sad bcs I really loved to do it. To anyone out there reading this, I hope you have a wonderful day and I would really recommend horse riding, it’s very peaceful and enjoyable 😊.

[@alexz6478]

This guy is cute even if we dont see his face. Change my mind

[@rhythmania]

him: breathes you: this guy sounds cute

[@wolvesrule88]

These videos are incredibly informative and relaxing. Above all this is my favorite shoeing channel and is the most wholesome part of my day when I watch one of these. Thank you for doing what you do!

[@suleymanwayne2647]

süper yaptin abiçim . Greatings from Turkey.

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

So relaxing to watch. You are so good , and yes I grew up w/ pony’s horses. Thank you for sharing the wonderful work you do.🐴🐴🐴🐴🙂🙂🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@wolfsden3812]

I was say you must have the forearm strength of a Grizzlie Bear ! Dam son

[@BlueGhoul825]

This is so cool to see! I’m an equestrian myself and I can say, farriers are very hard workers! They deserve good money for what they do. Stuff like this is difficult to do. Respect for the farriers!!!

[@chloe.1596]

Did you have a background with horses before starting as a farrier?

[@maverick_vet]

yes

[@kathleenguda5401]

i've been watching these videos to help me fall asleep at night

[@lanaygoodwyn7338]

So I have a question, on certain parts of the hoof, would it hurt if you cut it or scraped it? Like the part behind the actual hoof? I dont know what its called 😂😂

[@zachmorrow7737]

The 🐸?

[@lanaygoodwyn7338]

@@zachmorrow7737 THE FROG THATS WHAT ITS CALLED!!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@Julie-sg1tq]

It doesnt hurt the horse

[@lanaygoodwyn7338]

@@Julie-sg1tq ok, thank you so much!

[@judy1519]

funny how I stumbled across this a few days ago and it already helped me nap on a stressful day and I'm now using it to fall asleep cause I have to be up at 6am tomorrow... keep up the videos man I'm really enjoying them and learned a lot already!

[@ELNS97]

I guess I’m that weirdo that doesn’t understand why people don’t pick out their horses feet before they see the farrier if they are there and able like I was obsessive about keeping my horses feet clean before a trim idk seems like something you should just do

[@janno105]

My farrier charged an extra fee if she had to clean muddy hooves, but I agree, I picked out my horses feet because I think it's just good manners.

[@franng7480]

Sorry, I missed this before I commented. But I wholeheartedly agree with you.

[@maverick_vet]

It definitely makes my day when the feet are already cleaned out

[@lvdovica]

I never thought about how a horse’s hooves would be clipped. It’s very cool

[@donavercricket8864]

From SW Michigan I noticed there are no nail marks on this horse's hooves. I'm assuming this just means this horse works on terrain that won't wear out its feet too quickly? Either way, I love your videos! They're really calming.

[@DaChowee]

this is making me weirdly relaxed and sleepy