HUGELY OVERGROWN HOOF ... & a BIG BULL with 3 BLOCKS on his FEET!

[@TheHoofGP]

So sorry - I should have said in the video - the heifer with the sore front foot that I was hoping to see again, healed really well and someone actually bought her - so she left the farm

[@jamesmckenzie3532]

Glad she healed and was able to move onto greener pastures.

[@kimberlyjackson3513]

Who's the artist, the music is lovely?

[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

You can pin this comment so everyone could see it

[@ANIMOM1976]

​@@jamesmckenzie3532😆

[@winmarfbd909]

Glad that little cow was bought in and the farmer had you help her. I'm sure HGP played a great part in her finding a new home. I hope she's comfy there ❤

[@silvershaye4852]

I got diagnosed with ADHD last year, it's so comforting to know people deal with the same things I do 😅 thanks Graeme!

[@sarahclapp505]

Waiting

[@DeanneReed70]

I agree 💯

[@shawnadennis613]

I have had ADHD since a kid. I had to take Ritalin as a kid and it made me like a zombie, so now I just deal with it. I was thinking about getting a non stimulant version because it really is a struggle. I feel for you!

[@robertpeters9438]

You have a lot of company.

[@justinalicea1590]

​@@shawnadennis613Curious. I'm currently on Ritalin, which is working great for me, and I definitely had ADHD when I was a kid. I have the Inattentive version of ADHD, what do you have? Just curious to see if that is a factor.

[@LynetteOerther]

I'm from Monroe, Michigan. The very southeast corner of the mitten state. A couple of days ago, my husband and I decided to drive a couple of hours north to see the autumn colors and visit a distributors that we like. I was wearing my black and green HGP hoodie. A woman stopped me and told me she likes your channel, also. She wanted to check out your hoodie. So, in the middle of nowhere Michigan, you have community!

[@stop736]

I’m in Rockwood! We’re practically neighbors out here! 😂

[@RebeccaMarvin-c3h]

I'm from E Lansing, MI and I watch too!

[@redhead8875]

I'm up in Clare County 🤚

[@coffeecupcraftswithkelly2826]

I’m grew up in the Ferndale/Hazel Park/Warren area! I sure miss Michigan autumns! Those and the Cider Mills!

[@susanzink3086]

Roscommon Mi checking in!

[@kayeellem5135]

What you call long winded explanations, are actually awesome. They’re examples that the uneducated can become educated with… great work I say.

[@lechatbotte.]

The most addictive channel on the internet. If you had told me I’d be following a hoof trimmer so passionately I’d say no way. But here I am a couple of years later still just as excited everytime I see Graeme has posted a video

[@marierobinson3935]

same here😂

[@christianmurray6080]

Me too!​@@marierobinson3935

[@ANIMOM1976]

Same for me as well!

[@dawnriley2861]

I Know!!! Same!😂❤

[@Mary.P77]

Ditto! Who knew I would be so interested in this? ME, a city girl!? As far as I know, I’ve never missed an episode! Love ya, HoofGP ❤

[@maggsbufton1969]

I’ve NEVER met a Scotsman who absolutely did not wax on very fondly about his love for and the beauty of his Scottish country side..….no matter where I’ve bumped into him..Home is where the heart and bones belong…❤

[@MrQcazu]

I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was young and man it really can be a super power and downfall. I find that it can make us (not all) good teachers! Once we find a topic we love (like hoof trimming) we can talk about it all day and dont get tired of explaining the process. I used to be a dog trainer and always got comments on how well I explained things for my students. Which was very nice to hear.

[@dolphinschild62]

The last cow on video, it was beautiful to see how you helped her and she was able to walk with the correction. Thank you for all you do for these animals. Sandy from Far Northern California

[@lisaevansthefam2425]

She was actually a heifer ( a cow that’s never had a calf yet.).

[@riannamai9559]

@@lisaevansthefam2425 didnt really need to correct them, still a cow at the end of the day

[@mbesham95]

As someone with ADHD, I really appreciate you talking about your struggles, Graeme. It makes me feel less alone with it.

[@donutchan8114]

It's also nice to know that the whole duality of contradictions is a genuine ailment that those in the community understand

[@patclark1622]

@@donutchan8114 my ADHD point of view is that ADHD is not an ailment - it's our genetic makeup, our normality, it has great advantages which can be difficult to find and to use in today's world, but once we have found a place for success we soar, and so do those around us. ADHD benefits humanity, and cows, embrace and celebrate it.

[@ashtonwomack1571]

Same here. I have ADHD as well as autism. It’s not as bad as some people make it seem. In some ways it’s actually good.

[@caitlinmonaghan4762]

I have ADD and Autism, there are days that are really ...interesting 😂

[@nancybannerman1224]

I agree with you. It's nice to hear someone else's struggles with ADHD. I was finally diagnosed with it when I was 34 yrs old. Also, I am slightly dyslexic. Once I went on medication it really helped me function in todays world. Now I am almost 65 and 7 yrs ago I went into heart failure. I can no longer use drugs to help my ADD, no longer hyper, so life kind of sucks. Like Greame said I'm a very messy person, but I don't like a mess, but my get up and go got up and went, and I hate cleaning. 🇨🇦

[@karleneblaser1261]

That last cow walking and slipping in just about brought tears to my eyes. And hearing the possible permanent damage to her entire leg. Though I don't know about how much she will recover due to the necrosis, seeing her walk out was so uplifting.

[@sheenahart1622]

This comment makes me happy and encouraged. My daughter passed in 2020. I am solo raising my Grandson who is now 15 years old. He has ADHD as well. I at times worry about his future, but if he turns out to be 1/2 the man that Graeme Parker seems to be, my Grandson Larkin will do very well.

[@Trix897]

You were able to catch it early, so he has great opportunities to do a lot better than a lot of us that weren’t diagnosed until we were well into adulthood. I had to deal with job and financial insecurity for many years, and I didn’t know why I was struggling so bad. I asked many times about getting evaluated for ADHD over the course of nearly 30 years and got shot down every time until someone finally listened to me. I was 44. I will never recover because people who SHOULD have listened ignored the cries of someone who was suffering and in anguish. Your grandson is fortunate to be spared that fate. Consider yourself lucky.

[@joanlovelace7338]

Best to you,, Greame is an excellent example of what you can accomplish with ADHD

[@joanlovelace7338]

If you don't watch Dr John Delony pod cast its a must he has ADHD, it's a great platform 👏 👍

[@debbilangham5357]

@@sheenahart1622 Take a minute and Google famous people with ADHD you might be surprised

[@JaeThomas-m4t]

I’m so sorry for your loss…. Wishing your heart may feel the love of your daughter through the grandson. My grown son has ADHD as well and , I understand your concerns however they’ll find the way to be great in society with happiness. Wishing you and your grandson the best…🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jackieisabelajaso]

I can say that I'm not alone with my comment about the fact that we appreciate you keeping the bloopers and the way you mispronounce anything because it really shows how human you really are..... To be honest I don't think I would be even giving a second thought about this channel which I've been through many years of it and nothing has changed about how you do it all. We appreciate everything you do for the videos and y'all in general, keep up the great work and the education.👏🏻💪🏻🙏🏻

[@kimmieh8419]

Agree 💯👍

[@barbrishaw6883]

I KNEW you were part of the Neurodivergent Herd!! I knew it!! Hey, at least you got the hyperactive part - I have the Inattentive version and man, it's been like walking in knee deep jelly in the middle of a fog my whole life. Kinda jealous, I have to admit. I didn't get diagnosed until I was 38. I hope you found out sooner. Much love to you.

[@feralbluee]

It must be very difficult, sweetie. I had Covid in October, and have had brain fog for 3 months. It’s also affecting my depression. So no way as long as you have had yours, but I can empathize. Hope you have some meds that help :) Enjoy what makes you feel good - something I should do, too, come to think of it. :) ☀️🌷🌱

[@roseannem.tockstein8140]

A few great things today. 1. a long video 2. an informative video 3. Closeups of the sweet girls faces and 4. A handsome bull too! Thank you Graeme.

[@MEdisonCatt]

It's my birthday soon, but I haven't felt very celebratory - my husband has colon cancer. So imagine my surprise to find out he's trying to order a Herd tshirt for my birthday- he knows how much your videos help me rest..he listened to my descriptions and my gratitude, and decided, in his way, to tell me I'm not alone...😢❤❤❤

[@anitamartindale51]

I will be praying for you both. Cast all your cares on Jesus for he cares for you. ❤

[@sirfreddy3]

Beautiful

[@tamiyantis8615]

I am praying for both of you, be strong

[@MEdisonCatt]

@tamiyantis8615 thank you. You're an angel of Light!

[@PirateOwl]

I"ve been watching your channel for at least two or three years now, and I think your ADHD is the least surprising thing to me that you've told us! My dad's whole side of the family is *riddled* with ADHD, so you have always been such a familiar presence and personality to me. You hit the nail on the head when you said how inconsistent the disorder can be... truly frustrating sometimes! You make such fun videos for us, Graeme, thank you!!

[@kirstinh5127]

I started watching your videos because I'm a horse hoof trimmer and was contacted by a couple people looking for cattle trims. Now that I know you have adhd it makes so much more sense to me that I'm so obsessed with your channel lol I also have adhd

[@ChristophersMum]

Thanks Greame...explaining how ADHD is to live by...and with...and not to be outdone fixing these hooves...bringing beautiful life changing results to the cattle😄🌠

[@caitlindowling8060]

hiya i have been diagnosed with adhd since I was 13. I'm 19 now and your videos help me cope. one of my superpowers that comes with my adhd is I can tell when someone else has it. i have been watching you for 3 years now. i could just tell u had it.

[@janetf9076]

My son was diagnosed young also, but he NEVER used it as an excuse to fail. Bless you in your life’s journey ❤❤

[@patclark1622]

Absolutely. Yes. We know our tribe! And isn't it a relief, the freedom of talking with another ADHDer and running several different subjects, simultaneously in the same conversation. And yes non-ADHDers it can be very difficult and very tiring to limit a conversation to only one subject going step by step to a logical conclusion!

[@G.McAllen]

Absolutely! There's always a specific vibe I can't explain too well, but it's there. Secret kinship lol

[@wildphoenixduran]

We find our own! 😊

[@lackeyreader]

This video just took my stress and threw it out the window. I suddenly feel so much lighter knowing that you all are out there making these sweet cows feel so much better.

[@KathyZammit-t8u]

I have been watching Graeme’s videos for a while and wondering if he had been diagnosed with ADHD! I was diagnosed last year at 59 and recognised so many of the same symptoms. Glad I know now… we might be challenging to live with but we’re very genuine. He has such a great personality and I’m so looking forward to reading the book. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇦🇺

[@gaill7908]

I don’t live near cows, never been to Scotland, have no idea about cows feet, but I am 100% addicted to this channel and have been for months!!!! Amazing job as usual!!

[@SamtheMan0508]

I moved to a rural area four years ago, and the route where I walk my dog's has a few small cow farms. Now I find myself watching them while they graze to see if anyone's limping.

[@mihorsewoman]

Thank you, Graeme! For helping the cows, and sharing things about your life ❤ you're a wonderful person 😊

[@myrnaloy1025]

As a Mrs. ADHD wife whose husband would say the same as Mrs. HP “hard to live with”. I get it. It’s difficult super concentrating and being to totally scattered at the same time. Hang in there Mrs. HP and my dear hubby. We’re worth loving and being patient with. ❤

[@nancysouder5111]

Yes, hard to live with. I have ADHD and my hubby has a very hard time with dealing with it. He just doesn't understand that I can't help being this way. I do know that I have problems and can be difficult at times but it's not my fault. I was born this way, in an era when it was an "unknown".

[@margaretm1239]

That really was satisfying! I was sitting cringeing as you were taking more and more off that wee heifer's hoof, but the end result was brilliant. I love it when you explain everything about what you're doing that way. And the bull- what a complete gentleman! So patient and calm in the crush. I love the time-lapse bits too, with the well oiled machine of the three of you trimming your way through. Much love to all xx (and extra for Mrs Hoof GP for having to live with your randomness... lol xx)

[@zaynevanday142]

Oh Ashley 😂😂😂 behind every good man there’s a Good Lady 🔥

[@ANIMOM1976]

And behind every goofy man is a woman shaking her head & rolling her eyes.

[@pirate_duck4985]

​@@ANIMOM1976I mean there's combos like my wife & I. I guess there's no hope for us 🤣

[@Holden308]

@@ANIMOM1976 ... my other half doesn't bother shaking her head and rolling her eyes at me. She just tells me outright 😂😂

[@ANIMOM1976]

@@pirate_duck4985 None whatsoever 😁

[@ANIMOM1976]

@@Holden308 🤣 That type, eh?

[@77bountiful]

You make cattle in pain, happy. Which makes us happy. Thanks Graeme 🥰

[@supermum2kids233]

I love that you've finally spoken about adhd! You Absolute Champion!! ♾️

[@katherineberger6329]

Graeme: "I have ADHD" Every watcher who has ADHD: "We saw the signs and we see you. :)"

[@katjathefranknfurter2374]

​@@katherineberger6329perfectly put 😂

[@square1k]

​@@katherineberger6329 Yes! I had wondered for a long time if this might be the case. Speaking as another ADHDer...

[@larissawidmer7344]

I'm just here to say thank you Greame for being so authentic and honest. you are a huge inspiration for me!

[@rgotrinity9054]

And for all of us! Even us old folks! 🎉

[@blue8913]

I felt that ADHD struggle, it's honestly always so good when I learn the people I watch on youtube are sharing those experiences and managing to do something really fun, really educational, or really community building. It's definitely uplifting. i got dx'd with severe adhd when i was 25/26. The constant contradiction of symptoms is wild. Getting meds improved my life drastically, but medication shortages in the UK have hecked that 'stability' up. Needing a routine, but needing freedom. Leaving early but still being late. So much knowledge of random things, but the struggle to remember what day it is QWQ Keep doing what your doing, may it always bring you interest and joy.

[@stang10189]

Think that's the best way I have heard adhd explained. I was diagnosed with ADD as a kid, before adhd was widely used.

[@johnyhawgleg]

I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 8. My parents didn’t want me to be medicated, and the Dr. had my parents give me a cup of coffee before school in the morning and another caffeinated beverage after school. That helped greatly. Now at 45 I have good and bad days with ADHD. Routine is also key to controlling the good days. I find my days that aren’t planned out are the bad days, starting multiple projects throughout the day and eventually getting many of them completed. Although some projects get the long term completion time. The messes and hating them is absolutely spot on, along with the large groups. I love going out and doing things but hate crowds.

[@heatherlittle4001]

My best friend was the same way growing up but her dr told her mom to get her a horse and I was already riding and it helped her without medication. It kept her mind occupied and how I met my best friend at 8 years old

[@MomSilk08]

Graeme is an introvert extrovert. That conflict often comes with anxiety and a myriad of other things. His honesty about it all, is heartwarming. I'm always totally impressed that he shares these things as it helps others realize they're not alone ❤

[@awl5451]

Adhd brains typically crave constant stimulation, yet get easily overwhelmed, so it doesn't matter if you're extroverted or introverted; if you hit the limits of how much stimuli you can take, and if you're not given the time and space to decompress, your brain will just start shutting down. at the same time, it might be hard to realize that you've hit your limits until it's too late 😅 When that happens to me, i start to struggle to verbalize, get frustrated and might lash out with aggression The switch can be either gradual or very sudden and unexpected With adhd you're often hyper-aware of things like every sound, every smell, every visual stimulus, and your brain is receiving constant informations from all different fronts at the same time, and adding to that your thoughts are constantly running wild too, so oftentimes it doesn't have that much to do with the socializing itself; just the inability of the brain to filter out the unnecessary stuff But you might also hyperfocus on something to the point everything else stops existing, and such prolonged focus also exhausts the brain, and also your body cause you forget to take care of it Tbf it's different with each person and how their type of adhd affects them

[@annwagner5779]

That pretty well describes me - anxiety like mad, introvert extrovert, shy show off, disorganized perfectionist. This channel is great at calming me after a tense day at work.

[@janetf9076]

He’s a really sweet, dear gentleman !!!

[@adorabell4253]

Intro/extro-version refers to how you recharge your batteries so you can’t be both introverted and extroverted. He’s a hyper social introvert I what I’m guessing you meant. He recharges by being alone while also craving and loving social interaction.

[@leiatyndall8648]

Ambivert, perhaps?

[@stacias.3830]

I can't tell you the number of times I've started watching your videos sitting back in my chair, and by the end I've practically got my nose pressed to the screen. What you do is absolutely fascinating.

[@BHaha-n2q]

That little heifer might be the single biggest improvement in any trim you’ve ever shown. I am in awe of your knowledge & skill.

[@matlilly8795]

Feedback: best intro yet. You have played around with different music... this is the best song. You also show your support staff in the intro. This is the winner.

[@rebeccachristians2506]

I'm going to be 65 in March and have ADHD. I had struggled all my life. I was diagnosed in my 40's when I was in nursing school. My medicine helps tremendously!

[@nancybannerman1224]

I was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia when I was 34 yrs old. Got on some medications that really helped me. I had also taught myself different ways to learn or handle day to day life. I even went back to college when I was 42 yrs old, and did extremely well. Unfortunately 8 years ago my husband passed away and a year later I went into heart failure. I can no longer take some of the medications for ADHD so life has been turned upside down. I am not looking forward to those so called golden years which are approaching rather quickly. I will be 65 next year. Enough about me. That heifer's foot was ugly when she went into the crush, we call it a squeeze, but came out looking pretty good. You could still see that her tendon was still slightly stretched but it was a major improvement from before. With time it should correct itself completely. Excellent job on her hoof Greame. Really look forward to your book coming out. Alberta 🇨🇦

[@frances6276]

You will enjoy it

[@sjoerdspiekker2152]

I completely recognise what you say about your SUPERPOWER! ❤ 18 years ago got diagnosed, it becomes easier to deal with, for yourselves, as well your friends and family. Some great jobs you did!

[@laura-oregon]

Oh that little girlie is walking so much better. Well done guys. I just love this channel! Ordered my book as well. I look forward to hearing your story. How is your other worker who was in hospital? While I can’t understand a single word he says 😊, been praying for him. Give us an update when you can. Love to all you guys.

[@dorisdybowski3110]

YOU AND YOUR TEAM ARE AMAZING!!..AND I DONT HAVE ANY COWS..JUST LOVE WATCHING YOU ALL..❤😊!! KEEP MAKING THOSE BABIES COMFORTABLE!!

[@matthewanderson9754]

A double feature of healing!?!? I love it!!! And I understand ADHD, that's why I weld, it gives me something to focus on that keeps me interested instead of my mind wandering off, plus my welding lid down keeps me away from people, which I'm not the best around lol

[@frizzmuffin7449]

My other half has ADHD, it is challenging at times within the relationship but we're still together with our beautiful children. We adapt and do things our way, and what's best for us, and that helps everyone 😊 Great job on the hoof trimming.

[@darlenebush-qz1bo]

Listening to you describe adhd is perfect I have dealt with it my entire life and couldn’t help but laugh when you were describing yourself! I know just how you feel and understand all of the comparisons.

[@katjathefranknfurter2374]

Same here, big smile on my face!

[@Lawrence1203-f7s]

My grandmother was from Scotland. She never said where. (strange bird) The only thing she ever said about growing up was her football (soccer) name was "Dirty Kate" I enjoy your channel and I am always thinking about how kind you seem to be. Hoof trimming is like teaching, there is always something new and I never got bored teaching for 50 years..... viewed in San Diego, California, USA by and 80 year old retired teacher. thanks

[@uberlpn]

Aww I always feel so bad for these babies, but then you and the boys come along and do your utmost to make it all better for them! Your description of your home sounds heavenly, I often wonder why my ancestors ever left Scotland lol.

[@tiznadabai85]

That is the part of this that makes me so happy. That beautiful little girl now has the chance to heal and move forward. ❤

[@paulrigby7671]

Normally my only interest in cows is there milk but i find myself hooked to your videos and cant wait for new content . KEEP IT COMING

[@sjtischer]

I’m part of the ADHD crew and your videos have been my hyper-fixation for over 2 years! Your videos are the best combination of explanation, visuals and routine. Thank you for sharing you experiences with us all 🫶

[@Danny_NL_101]

Graeme, thank you very much for talking about ADHD. Especially for talking about the negative sides and how it can effect the people in our lives. As you might have seen in the comments, a lot of us fellow adhd'ers struggle with it on a daily basis and it's famous people like you that help with removing the stigma the diagnose still caries. Would it be possible that you make a video in which you talk about your experience with your ADHD? Like, how long ago have you been diagnosed, do you use medication, how do you use your adhd to your advantage (your job is one of those jobs very well suited for adhd'ers), what are your struggles with your adhd, etc. I'm in the very early stages of becoming a ADHD coach and if you or your team would like some assistance for that video, I would love to help.

[@Diwondermum]

It’s such a lovely sight to see you all getting along! Three brothers just doing their thing!! Love the channel. Wishing you all the very best. And a big thankyou to Mrs HGP! You are the driver behind these men! God bless you all! 🐄🐄🐂🐄🐄🐂🐄

[@harrietengle9707]

I just got diagnosed....at 58/59. I'm still learning what it all means!

[@lukejohn1277]

You look so beautiful Harriet 🙂

[@helenaalexandra4197]

Welcome to the club. It's nowhere we really want to be, but it's great to know you're not alone and there are ways to live with these brains we have.

[@ferretyluv]

That happens with girls a lot. People always associate these kind of neurodivergencies with boys so girls go undiagnosed. With boys, it tends to get better with age (happened to my fiance). With girls, it gets worse, as I’ve learned myself. Meds help me the best. I’m so easily distracted. I’m the stereotypical “I have attention deficit- SQUIRREL!”

[@Cardboardangele]

I wasn't proper diagnosed with autism til my 20s. It's a journey.

[@TeachMeLordGod]

Yay! I have adhd too! I Also have aspergers ASD. It's a fun combo.

[@jamescaron6465]

You are certainly doing gods work caring for these magnificent creatures.

[@allentowngal4769]

That was an amazing improvement!

[@bonniefuhr4106]

Thank you to you and your team for caring and Loving these beautiful Souls!!!!!!

[@janetmcneil5503]

Hello Scotland from a real Scottish lass hailing from the beautiful mountains of East Tennessee USA...love watching you take such wonderful care of these lovely cows 🐄 and bulls 🐃

[@katiebailey9180]

I feel your pain with the ADHD. I'm the same way. That's why I work in the Emergency Room. Always new; but routines are the same. Hurry up and wait. Always something to learn. Task oriented. Multi-tasking is my best skill set. I can be on the phone with a patient, be doing orders in the computer, and listening to a doc give instructions all at the same time. Totally a gift in my line of work.

[@janetf9076]

I so appreciate you showing that the diagnosis can be a bonus in some people’s lives.

[@katiebailey9180]

@janetf9076 it's all about finding where your skills are and finding a job that works well with those skills.

[@cindycreateforlife]

You literally removed that heifers’ ski or snowboard, I didn’t think there would be any saving that hoof! She is lucky to have the best hoof trimmer and it was so nice to see that sweet bull recovering nicely too! 💕🇨🇦

[@beckydonaldson9223]

I have adhd and I find myself rewatching him even as my hyper focus hobbies change he will always be here

[@wildphoenixduran]

I hear you on the ADHD Graham! At the same time its such a cool thing and yet drives me up the wall at myself. As an adult diagnosed person, i also had way too many years to blame myself for my perceived failures and flaws - at least now I know I can start to work on being kinder to myself and advocating for what I need to thrive. Resultantly i went back to uni and graduated with grey hairs and wrinkles! So looking forward to the future though. I struggle so much to study, but I love it when I manage it! To the future ❤

[@meganhutchinson6435]

I thought I saw signs you were one of us! I came by my Dx late in life (46) and it explains soooo much!

[@t.j.obrien2306]

You are like my son. Excited when he starts something new then gets bored. He has Adhd also.

[@jenh9221]

lol I have started to play 14 instruments. If I could focus on one I’d be a professional musician. But instead I just progress to where I’m adequate and move on the the next.

[@nancysouder5111]

@@jenh9221 I'm the same way with crafts and artwork. I get bored before I finish some things and anxious to start something new. I want to learn them all! It ends up with me having a whole lot of unfinished projects that will probably still be unfinished when I die. I keep telling myself I need to get them finished and sold so I can start something new. That never happens, I have at least 4, maybe 5, quilts that I need to get done.

[@chrysshart]

That poor heifer at the end is so sad. Good on this farmer for taking her in and making sure you saw her as soon as possible. I'm glad to read your update that she healed well and was bought. I know it's not likely, but some part of me hopes she really did get enough better to go to a dairy or maybe be adopted as a school farm project, as it were. Thanks, Graeme.

[@christie4044]

I'm so excited when I see your videos! I absolutely love watching you and the guys. Hope y'all have an amazing day! 💜

[@carenhussey7231]

This made me cry for the difference you made in the heffer that had such overgrown toes and over flexing her tendon. What a fantastic job you did. And yes it must be very satisfying to see the immediate difference your work makes. Im so glad i found your channel and watch the videos each week. Well done to you all.

[@jamiecooksey9037]

Night and day for that young heifer. What a great job 👏 👌

[@catherinegamble3473]

Well done Graham. What an amazing difference you made to that young cow's hoof. You really are a master of your trade. Really looking forward to receiving your book. 😊

[@billrosmus6734]

That last one, nicely done. :) I have ADHD that after getting older is self diagnosed but pretty obvious. It's like hitting a wall when something stops being interesting.

[@ferretyluv]

Don’t self diagnose. Go to the doctor first. It could be something else.

[@stonednimrod]

every video I see you can just feel the passion you have for this.its beautiful and comforting knowing these beautiful beings are being cared for by someone who cares so much.

[@MazMedazzaland]

I've got ADHD and I can look up from something to see hours have passed...or I can have flitted from thing to thing and it's not even been ten minutes. Glad the cows keep you interested and focused!

[@DrewBe59635]

Thank you for the follow up video on the bull. So good to see he improved. Thank you for your work helping them.

[@mariestubbs4606]

Wow that last cow's hoof sure looked a mess the poor lass , the difference at the end was amazing . Great job lads as always .

[@harrygleed423]

Hello Graham, Kev and everyone, I have been watching your videos for some years and enjoy the help you give, being an old city boy I don’t really understand it all but I know you always do you best for the cows and bulls! Could I just say that watching the beginning of the video I could see you were in the zone, relaxed and enjoying your work! Harry

[@stephenseagull4423]

I know nothing about farming but I find your channel fascinating to watch

[@davesteinick833]

I really love the follow up videos. It's always great to see how they've healed. Thanks for doing what you do, and for sharing it with us.

[@amandamason6699]

It’s one of those pat yourself on the back moments when you see them walking 💯 better,fantastic job team 👍🏻

[@jeanlow129]

Warmed my heart to see the last cow walking so much more comfortably. 😊❤

[@zaynevanday142]

The Cow 🐮 Nail Salon 💅 🔥

[@rhondapuleo1971]

It was nice to get a glimpse of the guys trimming the front feet. I'd like to see more of them. It gives me an opportunity to see the differences in style.

[@Balthasarde]

15:06 that is one beautiful cow there ❤ lovely mark on her face

[@Patty-08-08]

I can’t believe how much better she looks the way she walks, the position of her pastern is just about normal now !! Well done 🎉

[@mary-ruthflores4107]

Guys!!, protect those eyes!!

[@mama2boys123]

Being a Midwest Farmer's Daughter, you take me to sweet memories of home. At 71 they never left my soul. Thank You ❤

[@Erin1Goddess]

I feel ya Mate! Old school adhd here. Just a large amount of crafts and messy house!❤

[@janetf9076]

I just call it being very creative!

[@rascalgirl84]

Such a nice video. I love the footage of beautiful Scotland. And I love seeing you help all of the cows and bulls.

[@violetfoxchu837]

ADHD is such an interesting thing to have. It constantly is at odds with how you as a person want to develop, but at the same time it is part of you and deserves respect. It's your little inner child that you yourself need to nurture and keep happy, no one truly understands ADHD people like others who have ADHD. It's fascinating to learn you have it (though now that I think about it, you've shown us your ADHD side a lot over the years and in each video). You are totally right, it can be the greatest super power or a horrible curse. You probably won't see this comment, as it's been two weeks since this upload, but I really do appreciate all the work you do and the sage advice you give. You are a wonderful person Graeme and even if you suddenly disappear, know that you've influenced so many people.

[@Tazzabolts]

Wow! The work you did for that poor cow made me teary, thank you

[@carriewhite5417]

Absolutely amazing how much better the cow is walking!!!

[@hollybromley47]

Oh Graeme, I've got to say, this is my favorite episode EVER! My father was a country veterinarian, so I'm always fascinated with things related to animal health and welfare... so this was amazing to see. BUT... I, like my wonderful father, suffer...ummmm... have the amazing superpower of ADHD! You described it to a tee. And what a blessing to have a spouse who not only understands my quirks and foibles but loves me despite them. I too have a profession that keeps my attention because of the developing science and the constant unknown of the next encounter.

[@christinesingleton2408]

I’m from Indiana, I enjoy your videos so much♥️ Your house is beautiful 😍 I love the colors and how you decorated or should that credit go to Mrs GP, I have 2 sons and 4 grandsons and one granddaughter. You also have a beautiful family😇♥️God Bless!

[@DeirdraAllard]

Oh how sweet and little the lady girlie was....great job taking care of these beautiful animals!

[@katieb385]

As a fellow ADHD diagnosee, the comment about inconsistency in mess and people is SO on point. 😅 then you added about the random details. 🙌🏼😂

[@FortheBudgies]

I'm so happy for that little heifer! I was so afraid that tendon was going to be stretched beyond recovery. Youth has it's benefits!

[@manuela1711]

I have Audhd(autism and ADHD) its good to see im not the only one that struggles with keeping focused/interested in things. My hobbies are on a constant circle

[@vrsalcedo7245]

I'm 65 and was diagnosed with ADHD a year ago. WOW. Suddenly, my world makes sense (in a way). And I can confirm every statement you make about your own experience with ADHD, Graeme, so thank you for sharing so much of yourself. And yes, I find hoof trimming fascinating, although I live in a suburb and only see cows when I drive out to Wisconsin.

[@taleandclawrock2606]

The magic of the girls getting their nails done, and the big bulls.❤

[@MaureenMcWilliams-j8l]

What a difference in her walking. You worked your magic fixing the hoofs. ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏

[@tractors44]

Great video, you do a great job on these hooves, I like your attention to detail.

[@HelenT-xv6zm]

I am 66 years old and was diagnosed as hyperactive when I was 8, now known as adhd. Both of my children are adhd too, my son has a severe case and my daughter’s is not quite as bad. We are quite the group and it takes special people to love us. I am no longer allowed to take medication and that makes things difficult but I do try my best, although I get off course quite easily. Lol. There are plenty of us out here and we understand the daily struggles. A job with lots of variety has been very important and keeps my interest just as your’s does for you. I am glad that you found something that works for you. I find what you do to be fascinating.