How to shoe a horse using resin - Amazingly satisfying

[@PocchariBaby]

KZbin is always teaching me things I didn’t ask to be taught and I ain’t mad at them for it.

[@arlandoamb6754]

Right 👏👏👏💯

[@EASTSIDERIDER707]

Same here.

[@ksingleton101]

I only wish they would let me decide what I want to learn! I also wish they would share in the revenue even if some snowflake gets offended! If it is legal pay people for the production of it!

[@yourlocaldeer6689]

Me too

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

haha, Im glad you stuck out and watched it! have you watched other horse shoeing videos?

[@GoCrazyBaby3]

My girl got a new set of acrylics💅🏾

[@jamesz.williams8746]

I wad thinking the same thing.

[@mandylou-who2238]

😂🤣😂. I’ve never thought of it that way, but I guess you are right. 😂🤣😂 It is still funny though!!!

[@t-dt.4314]

Lol

[@Melodyloveshorses1]

That's SO cute! Next they'll have color & glitter & crystal bling! Lol!

[@KM-bn7dg]

ILoveHorses❤🐎 glittery and colorful hoof polish already exists!

[@bemshire]

This is crucial information and technological advancements that will improve my life as someone who has owned exactly zero horses.

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

As 99,9% of us. I guess my dog wouldn't need them either.

[@mariner1952]

🤣But if one ever wonders into your yard you'll know exactly what to do! 🤣

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

@@mariner1952 Yes, I know what I would do, lot's of meat for my dog directly to the freezer. No kidding, I live in an apartment as most of Spaniards so to do that slaughter is virtually impossible.

[@mariner1952]

@@pericodelospalotes5738 lol I hear it's very tasty, but I have 2 and just can't bring myself to try it. I raise rabbits and I can't ear them either, I'll sell them to others to eat, I just can't. I have chickens & ducks but I will eat the store bought ones though. I'd be a lousy farmer! 😂

[@marialindell9874]

@@pericodelospalotes5738 But I do recommend getting footies for your dog if it gets too hot, cold or that you would walk on something sharp. A good rule would be that if you can't walk on it yourselfwithout a protective barrier comfortably, your dog won't be able to either. I hate it when dog owners don't make sure that their dogs are actually comfortable in all weathers. Especially because here in Finland, the dogs can be hurt in our weathers and environments very easily.

[@itsjustautumn7413]

Let’s appreciate how patient and well mannered the horse was. Non horse people might not release this but not all horses are like this

[@spamgarbage6999]

Most horses are good for the farrier

[@blackpoolrox6475]

I don't have a horse, I don't know anyone with a horse, I don't even want a horse, but here I am watching someone put rubber shoes on a horse! - This lockdown owes me bigtime!

[@CookingwithYarda]

Same here lol !!!

[@PipMane]

u still on lockdown?

[@etro8564]

crazy how i clicked on this video and thought of the same exact thing

[@richyb4561]

At this point I don't even question it anymore, I just click and enjoy

[@jimgrimm2874]

Same!

[@TexasLadyS]

That’s the calmest sport horse I’ve ever seen. He’s just standing there there like a children’s pony while they add weights to his feet.

[@applerealty8305]

weak

[@BlahBlah-cm1os]

Bold of you to assume a child pony is calm.

[@angiehale7406]

My Horse Is Fabulous this one is a sport horse. He was talking about how they have used this stuff on brood mares, but this one isn't.

[@angiehale7406]

Sheila Karch they probably sedated the horse. I have horses and have had them for years. Unless this one is used to having its feet messed with (which is highly doubtful to that extent) then they probably lightly sedated it.

[@animeaunty]

Blah Blah No kidding, ponies r JERKS!

[@haniapopowska8966]

That horse is a freaking angel. Standing there with a tiny rope on her head and just waiting patiently for it to be over. Probably spent an hour at least like that.

[@defeatSpace]

Even with nail-in horseshoes they are pretty chill with good handlers.

[@appse369]

Magnificent Angel she is!! 😇😇😇

[@DeuceGenius]

wondered how many times shes had that done before. seemed very comfortable till she turned around when he started hammering on her foot lol. looked like she said wtf you doing boy

[@acemac79]

Man horses are too much work

[@caseG80]

@@acemac79 so are people

[@cinema187]

now, for the final stage of horse evolution, you must give them heelys

[@uyoebyik]

Lol

[@simonphoenix3789]

It always amazes me how patient the horses are. I couldn't even cut my dog's nails without him making a fuss and running away, yet they just stand there calmly while you glue something new to their feet.

[@Sathtana]

As long as they trust you, you could lay right up under them if you wanted.

[@josephbanks1457]

how many things have you glued to your dogs feet.. also why would you know that?

[@Eirud]

It's all training. Your dog makes a fuss because you didn't familiarize them with it being okay for you to touch their paws and trim their nails since they were a puppy.

[@MusicSetAdrift]

Seems you haven't trained your slave animal well enough XD

[@josephbanks1457]

@@MusicSetAdrift yeah... uncomfortable posts on the internet, that will advance your cause... who need to study history and things like that you can just be mad because something that you were never a part of happened and you again having not suffered it want money. slavery genocide and hatred is not exclusively belonging to "white people" study a bit and then realize the truth.

[@yanglers6219]

man that horse behaves better than my kids when putting shoes on them.

[@stumbling]

Have you tried tying them to a post?

[@yanglers6219]

@@stumbling I'll keep that in mind next time 😂

[@totalmadness5387]

Just nail the shoes on the kids. Problem solved! Xx

[@StarmenRock]

Choke them out first. Works every time

[@AtifKhan-fe4pq]

Yanglers 😂😂😂👍

[@akalink77]

These are like Yeezys but for Horses.

[@arlandoamb6754]

😂😂😭👏

[@illtrollyouhard1917]

Be careful around horses with the black air force ones

[@arlandoamb6754]

@@illtrollyouhard1917 👏👏😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💥💯😭

[@billt7283]

Yeezys are gay tho

[@aaronramen5926]

Exactly

[@taggerinc2652]

This video raised more questions than answers for me. / Installation seems a bit finicky and could be problematic if not properly installed. For example @11:54 it looks like there may be a bare spot where it did not fill in between the hoof and the mold. I can think of several ways to modify the mold to reduce the risk of air bubbles being trapped in the mold or leaving gaps. / Hoe many times can a mold be reused? / How does the final product affect the normal growth of the hoof? / I.E. Will it cause problems with a healthy hoof? Stunted growth? misshapen growth? / How does it adjust to normal hoof growth? Does it crack or break apart as the hoof grows larger? / How hard is the material? Does it allow any give or is it like walking on concrete transmitting vibration to the horses feet, leg, ankle? / Since it's bonded to the hoof, If it cracks or breaks will it rip the hoof apart as well? / How long does it last compared to a standard shoe? / Since it will wear unevenly how thin can it be in any one area before it needs to be replaced. / Video could do without the music. Especially when they're talking.

[@nickpowell7432]

also will it hold moisture and bacteria??

[@joro7770]

You're on the right track. there's definitely improvements to be made. Make sure to look into things like "shore hardness". I've considered this for my horse as well, and being a mechanical engineer I've had very similar questions.

[@need100k]

I have the same questions. But also, even though they applied an anti-bacterial solution, if even one bacteria remains alive it can cause problems. As for growth, I did some research and found that a horse's hoof can grow about 1/4" per month, and, just like our fingernails, they grow from the top. So really, how often are these expected to last? I think this is a great solution for some instances where a horse needs extra protection, but I do not think it's a good idea for everyday, continuous use.

[@patrickhector]

You can just use enter in youtube comments, wherever enter means sending the message shift+enter should work

[@Mind_beater]

Hard to not read it as Dwight Shrute

[@oldman2477]

*When your horse wanted heels but you got her pumps.*

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Go faster pumps! 😁

[@vdeemilo5845]

Histeical 😅😂

[@frown]

Right

[@matewa965]

1. I don’t own a horse 2. I live in the city 3. I AM INTRIGUED 😯😍

[@mysmirandam.6618]

Same

[@kaitym10]

this is a rare horse, it stands there so calmly. my horse gets bored once he’s on her back hooves so she tries to kick him sometimes lmao

[@ak-zm3ll]

@@kaitym10 Doubt that's boredom. She probably doesn't like her back feet messed with or he's doing smt that's irritating her. Or flies, always flies smh.

[@jinroh516]

Sorry dear, but the horse owns you.

[@Breannietleo]

Me too

[@AlexSilva-gp3ti]

Horse: hey babe! I just got my nails dooone!!

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

😂😂

[@horsechannel6660]

watch this video i hope u will enjoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKjdpYSLlpqSkJI

[@ali-er4gb]

HAHAHAHA

[@BadGirl-wd7pt]

Lol😂😂

[@billylows7341]

@@horsechannel6660 i did

[@lukasgropl2166]

I've seen these in action, made by professionals at using alternative types of hoof protection. And it still, to this day, feels like a lot of chance is involved. If one of the many factors needed for these, or adhesive options, can not be achived, they tend be faulty. They work fine when everything is perfectly prepared, which sometimes just isn't an option e.g. you come to a private owner, and the horses stand in mud all day. An adhesive wont work properly except you go through a long process of drying and so on. And most importantly, a lot of horses do not have the patience for that kind of procedure. At least I havent seen a lot who do in my years. All these alternative horseshoes have their place to be used, but they are an >Option< but not a >Replacement< for iron. People tend to forget that. But, I gotta say, you work beautifully and I hope there will always be farriers like you who can do these types of shoeing this well, so people like me don't have to. Cheers from austria!

[@Durtly]

I'm getting lots of suggestions that show people in industries that I've never been exposed to. It is SO satisfying to watch people who know what they're doing, even if I have no idea what they're doing.

[@travis419]

Ranching is fun.

[@josephbanks1457]

I feel the same way at burger king.. yet i dont stand amazed when they give me a hamburger..

[@texugocyber7690]

@@josephbanks1457 🤣

[@XavierXonora]

The level of trust these horses must have for the people taking care of them is phenomenal

[@joeshmoe781]

Go to the race track and see what we care about our horses. Foot massage, daily shampoos, eye drops, dental, worming, good exercise, monthly worming., etc. It's like living in and getting a spa all day.

[@maxmitchell8180]

​@@joeshmoe781 race horses also cost ALOT of money to buy, its an investment for the owners so all of that stuff is a must

[@whitebroccoli694]

Same for the guy with the horse leg that close to his crotch. Very brave.

[@shotgunbettygaming]

Every ounce of it is earned.

[@billfred9411]

Most horses that are well taken care of are very friendly but like most intelligent animals their personality can vary. One time I was working in some ones back yard and there two horses walked right up to the fence and watched me work. I even walked up to them and pet them when I was done. I guess body language plays a part but I was a total stranger and they showed trust towards me.

[@tibo6749]

That horse is such a well behaved sweet heart

[@pnhnut]

yeah, I was marveling at her patience as well

[@oldschoolman1444]

I thought the ladies liked going to the salon to get their nails done. =)

[@HamptonHorsewear]

Pretty good chance the horse was sedated...safer for everyone if it was.

[@SillyGoose69]

@@HamptonHorsewear they’d only do that of the horse was know to hurt people. They’re extremely intelligent an this is something they get done all the time their whole life I’m sure she’s used to it

[@MrJustonemorevoice]

She trusts the humans After all, they do her nails regularly.

[@nathaniellamb2154]

Man, I always love hearing Aussie accents in vids like this. Stands out like a pair of dog's balls, but always makes me proud.

[@graicerobertson7346]

16:50 is the equivalent to when dogs try booties for the first time 😂 that was such a wonky first couple steps

[@alliebean3235]

Look at that tail when she gets to go out - she's so excited and alert! You can tell how comfortable they are just from that, it's a pure delight to see such a happy girl

[@robdabarbarian]

Do you ever think the other horses walk up and say "WHAT ARE THOSE!!!"

[@balindabarnes]

Lol

[@lorrainegfraser9792]

@@balindabarnes 😂

[@destree6348]

Rob Q THIS is the kind of stuff I look for in the comments! 🤣 Thanks for that

[@surfgal77]

Rob Q 😂🤣😂

[@is350f8]

Rob Q other horse come up to this horse asked “ are those new Air Jordan ?“

[@louyuno]

This is the calmest horse I've ever seen. I was convinced that you drugged it until I saw it running after the procedure. Amazing! :)

[@drsus0]

Only took a thousand years to improve the original design, but we’re here now!

[@salingstuff8085]

I mean I think the most high got the original design right the first time just men wants to continue to abuse with the most high has given

[@Pygmyz06]

🧐 the horses shoe has gone through many evolutions Around 2500 BC, war horses normally strapped on chariots were widely used in warfare, and horses had to be equipped with some form of protective foot gear made out of leather. At any rate, the practice of horseshoe-making became widespread during 1000 AD, mostly in Europe. The shoes were made from light bronze alloys characterized by a scalloped shape structure and six nail holes. Over time, the scallop-shaped shoes gradually disappeared. Two nail holes were added into the design. This resulted in a wider and heavier structure. By the 14th century, horseshoes became a common commodity. It began selling in large quantities in medieval Europe. Specialized shoes were designed for horses used in different situations such as trade, transportation, or war. By the early 1900s, equestrian horseshoes became a commercial success, owing to a stable market brought by the emergence of horse-riding as a sport. It was during the 1900 Olympic Games that equestrian was introduced to the world as a competitive sport. A new age dawned for horseshoes and horse use in general.

[@drsus0]

@@Pygmyz06 the history lesson took longer than I thought, but here we are!! I was hoping you got the gist of my observation Thank you though, very cool learning the actual history of it 🤙🏽

[@CursedRaichu]

@@salingstuff8085 same bro, same...

[@JohnDoe-ts9wr]

@@salingstuff8085 the most high did not make horse shoes!! Lmao... Horse shoes are divine now???

[@jordanh.2912]

Just wait until they release pink and red versions.

[@thesynnofwrath3310]

Or when the barrel racers get there hands on tye dye

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Pink ones coming on next video 👌🤣

[@charlesa3374]

The Ruby Slippers!

[@Matagu1]

@Think like a horse would say Barn witches. XD

[@kammymcnuggets1067]

Red bottoms: horse addition

[@josephwimerYoYoYo]

I'm proud to see people caring for animals at this level. Also good to hear from someone that has seen horse injuries and found a way to reduce their pain.

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

This is very normal lmfao

[@simonmarcu01]

Putting on a hoof on a horse is not painful. It doesn't go that deep to hurt them.

[@littlejackalo5326]

@@simonmarcu01 no one said anything about showing a horse hurting them.

[@simonmarcu01]

@@littlejackalo5326 might have read another comment and commented on this one lol, my bad

[@wavehaven1]

Wowww strong epoxy, no fiberglass to prevent cracking. Its incredible how the Horse is very chill...

[@pottell]

Quarantine recommendations Day 1: horse hoof trimming Day 2: horse hair clipping Day 3: horse shoe moulding Thank u KZbin, 3 days ago i didnt know anything about horses, now i know 👏 it 👏 all

[@horsechannel6660]

watch this video i hope you will enjoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKjdpYSLlpqSkJI

[@moondawg3693]

Day 4: ride horse Day 5: start day 1 again

[@twistycricket]

Umm horses need to have their teeth floated every year to every few years. Males need to have their sheath cleaned. You still have more to learn.

[@LunarCteel]

@@twistycricket how tf do you "float" horse teeth?

[@Justj537]

@@LunarCteel “Floating” is the removal of sharp points from the cheek side of the horses' upper teeth and from the tongue side of the lower teeth

[@TheBennyFisch]

This was an interesting episode of Pimp My Ride

[@RobGradyVO]

"Yo Dawg, we heard you were sick of the same old metal horse shoe, so we incased EVERY HOOF In Silicone!"

[@DeadPig325]

@@RobGradyVO yall need to see pimp my horse by Freddie wong

[@Mae-rr5ye]

🤣🤣🤣 Yes

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Yo man, wanna see my whip's new hoops?

[@cmatthew91]

Me: Watches one horse shoe video. KZbin: Oh! Your are a farmer now!

[@ginadelsasso288]

You will be watching cole the cornstar in no time. LoL

[@Kazberhaf]

Hi thanks I needed a good laugh 🤣🤣🤣

[@JakeFroztFrozen]

You're*

[@chillpill6049]

Lmao

[@Ckamaya]

This comment made me spat out my cereal! Laughing so much cuz it's sooooo TRUUUUUEEEE!!!!!

[@apriljohnson421]

My only concern would be the hoof wall, sole, frog, and bulb not getting enough oxygen from being completely encapsulated. Kind of like when someone wears a bandage for too long, or fake nails, and the real ones start to turn yellow from lack of air.

[@toriedwards126]

this! the wall needs water and to breath.

[@SMac-bq8sk]

My first thoughts as well. The hoof needs ambient air and moisture to remain pliable and healthy.

[@Rosesraspberries72]

Yeah that’s what I was thinking..it’s like when false nails come off, they do damage the natural nail..everything needs oxygen. I could see it be good for horse with major hoof damage, but I wouldn’t think a long term solution?

[@ValensiyaOk]

Такие же мысли

[@keyzersoze7781]

I had this same concern. This could not possibly be good for their hoof. Their hooves grow and need oxygen to.

[@vivianagutierrez8895]

When he walks back with the other horses they all gone be like “shheeeeeeeeeessshhhhhhh!!”

[@robertruiz98]

What are those!

[@rocwyvern1101]

"Look at my new shoes!" "So stylish!" "And they were FREE!!!" 😂😂😂

[@hoohohohter]

She*

[@IamINERT]

sheeeesh

[@J_DeLeon69]

Tik tok user has been detected

[@thedoctor2102]

This is actually absolutely brilliant. I’m very impressed with how patient (and gentle) a lot of these horses are, especially with the rear hoof repairs and treatment that takes a bit of time behind the horse.

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

A very kind and patient horse!

[@LucasChoate]

This stuff has saved the life of at least one mare at our barn. Thanks to formahoof, she was able to carry her foal to term and is well on her way to being healthy again.

[@Laroac]

HOW DID IT SAVE HER?

[@LucasChoate]

@@Laroac her hooves were so bad, they were going to have to put her down if they got much worse but she was pregnant at the time so they would have lost the baby too

[@jin_cotl]

@@LucasChoate did they get infected? I don’t see this as too safe cause my cousin has a ranch as well

[@LucasChoate]

@@jin_cotl yes, they were being treated with maggots.

[@floridagirl9064]

@@jin_cotl what does your cousins ranch have to do with this?

[@kilojeromesmith4488]

It’s amazing to me that is humans keep finding ways to make our animals more comfortable or heal better. If only we could apply this care to each other. ❤️

[@tmarshall1153]

I think this would be good in a situation where a hoof wall is broken a way to fix it. But I can't imagine sealing up the frog and the inside of the hoof and it not getting any air circulation and this being healthy and not a breeding ground for bacteria or to over soften it. Kudos to the horse in this video though. I think this would be awfully hard to do for a horse that didn't stand this patient or still. And when he said it's going through the curing process I seen the horse pick his hoof up quickly I'm wondering if the curing process doesn't get too hot

[@CelticCari]

I saw this once when a horse suffered from partial hoof loss after a laminitis. It worked well but they could use it just for 8 weeks at the longest, because it could hinder the natural growth of the hoof.

[@jacobgodinez4926]

I was wondering the same thing. And that mesh absorbing moisture and seeping down and staying trapped in the formahoof.

[@VietFiddle]

You have spoken what is in my mind.

[@constantine9142]

This is why I'm against my mother getting a horse for the first time despite being in her 60s now. She has no experience whatsoever and horses aren't like dogs where it's easier to learn without the dog suffering. You mess up with a horse that has serious consquences.

[@3bonbot]

ionlyhearwomps lol woah

[@snapperl]

Im' glad folks are working on making newer and better horse shoes, whether or not this is the method used going forward or some other idea, the search for newer and better ways is almost always worth while.

[@SiggyMe]

This is very interesting. I was shoeing horses when I was age 10. I have the scares on my forearms to show for it. My grandfather was a master farrier and shod race horses until about 1960 age 80. He would use his anvil for exercise in the morning. In the 20's he attended Cornell University, NY Vet school to learn horse physiology so he could do corrective shoeing. He thought it up. He would go down to the practice track very early in the morning and watch them train. He could look at them going through their paces so he could determine the correct way he was going to treat their feet and shoe them. Then they would bring their horse up to the tent for their shoes. In the 50's he was getting $40-$100 horse to shoe them. He used aluminum shoes and long before that he put borium shoes for the NYC police dept. horses in the 30's. He had the contract for the entire NYC police department. He was from Steuben Co, NY. Indeed he would have found this very interesting.

[@AnodyneHipsterInfluencer]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing! Your grandfather seems like he would've been a very interesting person to talk shop with!

[@robertomoi2044]

Why is your forearm scared of horses?

[@SiggyMe]

@@robertomoi2044 Sorry a typo by me. It suppose to be scarred. If you wear short shelves shirt and are shaping a red hot shoe on the anvil by hitting it with a hammer oxide forms and then flies off very hot unto the skin leaving scars. so I have small white scars on my forearms. No big deal. Sorry about the misunderstanding.

[@robertomoi2044]

@@SiggyMe I’ve never worn a shelf on my shirt. Lol

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Wow that's incredible. My work is not so dissimilar even now. I too work with race horses.

[@hulksmash8942]

If you only use the traction mold on the front hoofs and slicks on the back, can you still drift with your horse?

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

Yes.

[@rickrolledtruth5834]

Depends of size

[@GSImproved90]

Drifting Drafts

[@jeno264]

😳🤣

[@mrnobody4237]

Yeah, you'll drift into the hedge lol.

[@zachazow]

i'm just in awe by how well behaved/mannered the horse is

[@Hellsong89]

Yeap, starting to question what drugs were used to keep...her? so calm during this demonstration. I dont know single horse that would be THAT calm with out drugs involved, not that i have huge experience with the horses though..

[@jamesshelton308]

It would seem to be a well trained horse who's owners are good to it. It clearly has no problem trusting all the people around it, who are picking up and moving its legs. If the owners did not spend as much time with it as they obviously do, I doubt it would have been so well behaved. Edit: In fact, you can see at 4:00 when the farrier walks around the front of the horse, it just picks up its right leg for him, so I doubt any sort of drugs were used, as the horse is clearly alert.

[@georgelouttit4537]

@@Hellsong89 think before you speak such shite without experience

[@BigDaddy-yp4mi]

@@Hellsong89 Drugged it's eyes would be droopy and balance would be off. Don't spew crap you know nothing about.

[@strtfghtr88]

The horse is getting new shoes. Just like a kid behaves their best on Christmas Eve before they get their presents.

[@chrisgraham2904]

Amazing to see that even the oldest, tried and true proven technologies can be improved upon today. Certainly helps to have a very co-operative horse that seems to love the pedicure.

[@whitter86]

i wouldn't say this is an improvement just more pollution, where as iron shoes are reusable

[@chrisgraham2904]

@@whitter86 Not mentioned here about how long the poly shoe will last, particularly if an iron shoe is paired with it. No mention of how many times an iron shoe can be applied to the poly shoe. Looks like a good repair for a cracked or damaged hoof or to prevent further hoof damage.

[@french-it-up9191]

@@whitter86 Totally agree. Just more waste on the heels of planned obsolescence.

[@sirgallant5000]

@@whitter86 Oh yeah, a horseshoe will destroy the planet LOL The device you used to type this comment created a 1000x more pollution than this horseshoe, but you're not gonna stop using that, are you? Naaah, you'd rather see the horse suffer and die.

[@whitter86]

@@sirgallant5000 the only insane sounding person here is you buddy. Going on a rant about pollution and assuming I want a horse to suffer? Get some professional help dude.

[@junholee7983]

Why is this in our recommendation?? - The people

[@ThepowerfulArbiter]

right like wtf XD ive had some weird shit resurface ive never watched before pop up in the last couple of hours

[@MoooseBlood]

The fucking weirdest recommendation I've gotten tbh

[@dajonragland173]

What else am I going to watch at 4 in the morning?

[@jypsywith_a_jae7575]

Hmmm🤔..it annotated as a "new market" in the description.

[@vdeemilo5845]

Because I love horses and farriers!

[@BRSDevlog]

just watched couple of hoof restoration video and now this is all im getting . it is very satisfying though

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

Never ceases to amaze me how calm horses are during this kind of thing.

[@lizsteeds6697]

I wonder about the breathability/flexibility important to the frog and growing hoof and sole structures if sealed behind polyurethane. Won't that artificial, non-permeable environment create a damp, warm haven for all sorts of bacteria and fungi to thrive ? I think the concept has merit ... just not sure the prototype has got rid of some potentially major hoof health risks/issues. Like others, I also wonder how difficult the formahoof will be to remove and further weaken/ damage the hoof wall in the process.

[@shaniawitt1245]

Yea i wonder the same things

[@MjlovesMinivans]

Well they filed It down real fine and sprayed a disinfectant on it before they out it in the mold and only Leave it on-for 6 weeks

[@barbarajames9470]

For a damp environment all I could think of was softening of the keratin, hoof wall staying moist. Also, uneven application of the acrylic.

[@HeidiBird]

Exactly my thoughts. This must ruin the hoof in a wet environment.

[@journeyhd29]

Liz Steeds maybe a cushion layer need to be add with breathable hole to keep moisture out from rotting the hoof. I’m no expert just a thought.

[@Darth_Insidious]

Glad to see someone getting some use out of their spray on shoes.

[@josephbanks1457]

hey those worked and if they hadnt gone out of business i would still wear them...

[@josephbanks1457]

@Channel Name captain mc noshoes

[@randyc750]

I want to give my thumbs up to the horse that was so patient through this.

[@boogalagoona61]

Your horse is so beautiful and patient

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

She is beautiful and wanted to show it off for the camera 😜

[@OG_Wakanobi]

She knows they're trying to help. People have been nice to her all her life and has reason to fear what they're doing. Plus, she knows her feet will feel better in the end.

[@TheRealNobodyButu]

Yeah she has reason to fear what they are doing :) They are essentially glueing silicone to her feet

[@dragulia_venaro]

most horses take this as massage

[@jennaleighmoorhouse3779]

Fantastic... She's so light on on feet afterwards... This is shoeing of the future... My husband is a farrier and he's been using resin to fill areas needing adjustments for medical reasons and injuries... This is just the next step up in comfort 😎👌 thanks for sharing

[@wendyfaith1048]

Patient, mellow beauty of a horse. She deserves the loving care. I miss my horse. We gave each other everything.

[@kallianz]

After getting their new shoes that horse was A R R O G A N T. Love it! Like: "Yeah, it's me, bitches!" Proud horse, something a nobleman would ride.

[@0763sarah]

Hoof injury can be devastating to a horse. Impressive treatment. ❤️🙏🏼

[@brei2670]

I'm most impressed with how calm and patient that horse was through all of this. Then again I don't know shit about horses.

[@triciamoran3484]

I dont own a horse, probably never will, but this was interesting.

[@beanbreathsoldierhotbreath9384]

That's why we love KZbin

[@carolemuenzer5490]

That large hole in the hoof wall looks like an abscess blowout, this shoes are really helpful for horses w compromised hooves. I’m glad there are these new developments in the horse world, I did use a similar product on one of mine at one time, gives the hoof time to repair

[@katiewilson9095]

This is the calmest horse I’ve seen have it’s feet done my horse would be freaking out

[@slader-hl1kk]

You should get him used to everything my horse is very calm no matter what i do I dont think you could scare him if you tried im always jumping out of places and trying to scare him or have people beep there horn when next to him, wear scary halloween masks, anything i can to keep him from getting spooked when around somthing new so im always introducing him to new things i can even shoot my gun from off his back while riding without any issue. I belive you should introduce your horse to new thing's everyday so the horse does not spook easily it makes riding so much more fun when you dont have to worry about your horse spooking my horse also comes when called he comes running lol and always follows me around so i can just leave him and go into the house or into someones house without tieing him up and not have to worrie about him running off he will just stand there or eat and wait till I come back out he is the best horse I have ever owned mostly because i spend so much time with him around 6 hours a day everyday wether it be just sitting with him or walking around i have a tv in the barn so i sit out there alot and he watches tv with me lol

[@nourdaniel2437]

They need to try it on this one 😅 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpqafKlqdtqdp6c

[@harbinger200]

I like how the horse just waits as she is saying "Yes my nails are important!".

[@joelarmenta9638]

KZbin decided it was time for me to learn about new horse shoeing technology. Anyway, she's a beautiful horse :-)

[@travisk5589]

This vid is a combination of my 2 favorite KZbin categories. Horse shoeing and epoxy table making. Perfect

[@rhythmandblues_alibi]

Would love to see them in six weeks time once the hoof has grown and is ready for another trim.

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Hoof continues to grow normally as it does so from the coronary band. This isn't covered by the formahoof at all.

[@K-Man-k5n]

@@AlexRidgewayFarrier makes sense, that's what I was wondering too. Thanks.

[@thegallivanter6]

This must be a lifesaver for horses prone to cracks and abscesses. It's like a whole new hoof!

[@weijingburr2392]

That horse is amazing. Patient beyond patience. Makes me think the horse knew exactly what was happening. I imagine it changes the horse. Getting Nikes after years of wearing high heels must be noticeable.

[@sjenkins91812]

Honestly it's brilliant! A non invasive protective shoe covering, that not only protects the horses foot from the possible issues of hoof splitting, it can also improve the horses traction as well as looking really cool. Add colors and you've got a product all horse aficionados will be throwing money at you for!

[@alvin5766]

One fine shoes! Not sure why KZbin recommended me this but i feel good watching.

[@-HolySpiritDove-]

Hey, High-tech Hooves ✨

[@jonasjorgensen8759]

And thats why they recommended it to you. The AI knows you better than you think

[@aharrypotterfan5951]

@@jonasjorgensen8759 idk man you could show a puppy video to some random person and they’ll enjoy it, you still don’t know them though

[@andreamoreno7563]

Hello !!! This new shoe technique to care for and repair wear on horse hooves is astonishing. I loved it thanks to caring and loving your horse.

[@gasfrommyanusi0i594]

i have no clue about horses, horseshoes and synthetics, but for some reason i watched all this video.

[@nateborden3260]

Bruh I know right

[@truthbetold24]

join the club.

[@TheNitoGaming]

Me2

[@crookedthomray7273]

It blows my mind how we can barely touch dogs nail...but this horse is like "iight im finna get these gucci horse shoes on bruh"

[@angelmamma8635]

😅😅

[@sese6227]

@Greg David what an odd statement

[@Primenumber19]

@Greg David is something wrong with you?

[@zorth89]

@Greg David lil nas x wants to see you in his office

[@trisfen9840]

@Greg David horses are the most ghetto animal

[@Zanubashi3251]

This is like the ultimate flex for horses

[@MrDrjis]

Nope. Some rich weirdo will add gold and dimonds on those of course Gucci shoes. 99.9% of the thinking someone has already made them happen. I am thinking this so y far for sure happened ahhahah

[@andremoore9527]

Have you seen the Gucci shaved horse?

[@Zanubashi3251]

@@andremoore9527 yep

[@juliusking3419]

Wow..that's so amazing.. When i was young i grew up around horses and we kinda had hoof probablies. Wonder if it's good in real rocky areas... Southern Utah.. canyon lands..

[@Keet619]

That is a BRILLIANT development for Horses and Farriers, well done!

[@tjerkmeijer7806]

Nice job but how do you take it of for the next shoeing? Could you show us the same horse after 6 weeks?

[@ScottGregory-farrier]

They should come off like a Sigafoos shoe. I just etch a V in the toe through the acrylic and then peel off the sides and toe area with pull-offs. Easier said than done sometimes, but after a few, it gets better.

[@enigmacrk200]

You don't replace the shoe you replace the horse.

[@wilmeralbert2908]

@@enigmacrk200 hahaha

[@kassymovtrtmmmmmm]

@@enigmacrk200 usual nomadic way of business

[@Orthodoxi]

Sam Lutfi 🙂

[@SingPrayPaint]

Wow! What a trooper she is! She gets a full mani-pedi & then a good jog around the farm. Gorgeous!

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

I know!! very tru!

[@WhirledPublishing]

The way she walks and runs with her new shoes, she seems so happy and so grateful - I feel so happy for her.

[@ThePinkBinks]

I promise that if you provide sparkly resin people will go mad for this! I LOVE the treads on her shoes. Damn fine work guys! 💘

[@FluidMotionEnergy]

The flakes of sparkel will cause the material to be weaker with micor pockets etc and the shoes wuld dinstigrate in a few days on a horse

[@FrederickDunn]

Such a fantastic innovation for those with hoof issues. Quite an involved process, but I'm sure it's well worth it as there isn't anything like it for comparison. Beautiful horse. Must bring lots of peace of mind to those with hoof injuries and challenges. My question is, how available is it? Farriers will need special training I assume? Thanks for sharing, very interesting! Thumbs up of course!

[@somerandomchannel382]

How do you replace the horseshoe ?. Honestly, I work more on the look. It looks easier with black or other colors. I don't know many humans who wear rubber shoes. You should have a vet talk about the benefits and disbenefits. Some random person putting rubber shoes on a horse will not convince anyone? The best thing is this video raises awareness of animals. Why shouldn't a horseshoe be updated? But is this the best solution for the horse?

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

Stephanie Hallberg it's not rubber, polyurethane is hard plastic. pretty scatter-brained comment btw. ;) the translucent PU could be a practical choice for easy working, because you can see air bubbles as such inside, or it could be chosen for the demonstration to show more of what's going on. it's probably also just the basic material that's available, because the stuff is not usually used in places whereits looks matter.

[@housemana]

@@somerandomchannel382 steph you're trying way too hard here, hun

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@somerandomchannel382 It's not rubber, it's a hard plastic resin. Big difference.

[@sarabeth641]

@@Ass_of_Amalek In Stephanie's defense, I've never seen hard polyurethane either. I've seen it as polyurethane cosmetic sponges and as synthetic leather, so I understand her confusion. That being said I have no horse in this race (ha) about the rest of the conversation because I don't know much about horses.

[@faithinthereins4035]

Having those things on my horse would be dangerous I would be painting her “nails” to match every outfit

[@hevlgoogle3770]

Original me 😂

[@fleaflicker1451]

... then matching a purse to the saddle! 😂😂😂

[@papayasmith4763]

you can do that anyway that make polish suitable for horse hooves

[@Melodyloveshorses1]

I know my mare would be blinged out! Lol. My gelding would be sniffing her tootsies & checking them out lol! I run around in flip flops & barefoot in summer (plz save the safety bashing- I'm old & do what I wish & keep my horses barefoot-) anyway, whenever I paint my toe nails, I'm in flip flops, my gelding is the only one who notices & sniffs & admires them. I wonder if he has a wee bit of a foot fetish? " Mom, your toes are so pretty! Like the color of a pink sunset!" Lol

[@fleaflicker1451]

@@Melodyloveshorses1 LOLOLOL!!! Its quite possible. My cockatiel has a foot fetish (or maybe they all do?) she sings to them when the mood strikes.

[@ba7672]

Don't own horses, i;ve only rode on a horse 2-3 times but here I am blown away by this technique and beautiful horses... Great video

[@malonisantiago3377]

Wait y’all. Soon we gonna see these with neon pink and glitter watch! I’m calling it. These show horses are gonna get even fancier 💕💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽

[@anthonyrivers4351]

That's Amazing!!! And yes, that filly is so sweet to be so patient knowing she is loved and cared for.

[@groovychic]

look at that tail, she's feels good, enjoying herself. acts like she feels light on her feet. nice! :)

[@katieonlyusernameavailable]

Wow! As a kid I loved watching the farrier shoe my godmother’s horses. This is amazing!

[@tommys1678]

I’ve never been on a horse, I’ve probably been within 5 feet of three in my entire life. And this is in my feed. Very interesting though lol

[@billiesangels7328]

oOf that’s sad lol

[@MrMR-sk8jm]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmLSXnR_od-Jesk

[@OutOfTheAether]

Are you complaining about that? I don’t get all of these comments I'm seeing on videos that say "this ____ video shouldn't be in my recommended because I know nothing about _____." Learning is a good thing you guys. Wouldn’t it suck if it only recommend you things you’ve already seen/done a million times before?

[@tommys1678]

Ame “very interesting though” isn’t really a complaint lol

[@MrMR-sk8jm]

It's always good to learn if you learn the correct things. If you jump into learning about something by learning that the wrong thing is good, than you'll spend your whole life thinking that.

[@roderickarina]

It doesn’t matter what species you are , you get fresh new kicks and you prance differently.

[@biddydibdab9180]

I’m very happy for laminitic horses who will benefit from these amazing products. They can have the support they need while growing a new hoof.

[@donnakawana]

It's really Amazing stuff!!

[@dovespaligrino8312]

what a sweet Horse, I've never seen these types of shoes. It looks like the Horse likes them. Save it from injuries like nails and debris getting in it's feet...Great job! ❤❤❤❤

[@cellinimedusa4679]

That’s incredible, what a great idea! Not only does it encapsulate the whole hoof to keep out stones, prevent injury to the frog etc., makes shodding so easy with a pre-made off the peg shoes - but it looks cool too! They are very smart hooves (oh, and no hoof oil to faff with either).

[@garyhataway203]

I won't do this to the horses I love! What these cowboys didn't tell you! Remember your horse's hoofs grow, when separation starts and bacteria starts to grow inside of the hoofs! This happens to at least one one or two hoofs that will get infected! Your vet bills are going to be the kicker! Never do this to your horse, too many nightmares can happen, not to mention the cancer-causing agents present!

[@lord_cobi]

Ever notice how chill horses are it could literally drop kick this guy any moment

[@jwuemjo]

Watching this thinking., hmmmm, does the resin comes in other colours?, then I remembered I don’t even own a horse

[@cayetanoplazas6531]

Julie Wu 9n

[@cayetanoplazas6531]

Julie Wu .

[@cayetanoplazas6531]

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[@safesoundequine8511]

You can add colored craft glitter for any color you want

[@brits72]

🤣❤️

[@pooter9838]

I youtubed videos for woodworking. I just watched a nail video and now I am here. Not sure why but here I am watching. Nice video

[@darked777]

When she tells you “I’m only going to trim my nails” !

[@Nacho-Mamma]

WOW! I didn’t realize it hardens so fast! This is such an amazing improvement! And, there are so many possibilities for animal orthotics.

[@CJ-qz6ec]

In the first ten seconds he looks like he’s selling me drugs because he keeps looking around like if the cops are bout to pull up

[@newlife533]

😆😆😆yes i felt the same way but i felt like the dealer

[@somethingelse6774]

Shhh it was supposed to be a secret 🤫

[@shaneaguon4150]

Foreal it made me want to exit the video

[@whocares269]

TiL my autistic ass looks like a drug dealer 🙃

[@aleah5227]

@@newlife533 oh lol same

[@randalldraeger3072]

Its beautiful and very creative. It amazes me to see what happens when people are at least somewhat free. Good work !!!

[@Princess-rh4rb]

Acrylics for horses. Beautiful.

[@Ursaminor31]

♡Princess♡ yassss kween

[@عبدالكريمنقاالشمري]

Definitely beautiful because it is an Arabian mare

[@codexone2194]

I've owned horses for over 20 years. This looks interesting for taking stress off tendonds as well. How do you deal with bacteria growth? Since this is pretty much a hermetically sealed solution.

[@beepboop7795]

i think 2:27 and 3:30 may answer your question (?)

[@PabzRoz]

Well if you pay attention to the video you will see them taking about it at 2:27 and 3:30. That's your answer.

[@codexone2194]

@@PabzRoz i did pay attention to the video. Our smiths do that too when they use foam under the horseshoe and even then, when they remove the iron, it stinks like someone died in there. No need to be so passive agressive.

[@Father4ev3r]

I'm also curious, however, I'd be inclined to ask the company directly.

[@iamthebroker]

Do you mean tendons?

[@mlgauss60435]

This is very interesting! I can see how it would help an infected hoof heal quicker and less painful for the horse! Great invention!

[@rockfoots]

That's the calmest horse I have ever seen, and I've been around a lot of horses.

[@rainyrrrr4183]

This is cool! The forma hoof also provides a moisture barrier. Thats a beautiful horse