NEGLECTED HOOF Restoration

#hooftrimming #asmr #oddlysatisfying #satisfying #horse

[@sonja5809]

Beautiful ❤️ but I'd really wish you'd let us see them walk when they're finished. I'm curious to see the difference in their gait before and after

[@LordK1996]

Someone’s been watching hoof gp videos

[@andpersand25]

I agree

[@crabtreeshep4969]

I never watch hoof gp but I totally agree with Sonja. I like these and watch them often since they do such good work. Longer video at the end would be great to see the end result!!! Thanks guys

[@lottiestanley7696]

@@LordK1996 I have… found Hoof GP when looking for farriers shoeing horses 😊

[@ferla2902]

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[@yurionviolin7782]

I really appreciate that you didn't spend 10,000 years explaining that you're gonna trim the hoove in the beginning, you just did the thing, I like it.

[@Tjalve70]

What I'm always the most surprised at, is how the horses will easily let you lift up their foot and hold it for long periods of time. Even in cases when the hooves have been neglected for a long time, they do this. It seems like they understand that now everything is going to get better.

[@gloworm6387]

No. The hoof is like your fingernail above the cuticle line. You don't feel anything when you're triming your nails & not all horses stand still. That's the result of training that starts at a foals age.

[@tribblier]

@@gloworm6387 most other animals hate having their nails (etc.) cut, it is amazing how well trained horses can be

[@Xingmey]

try that to a wild horse and let's compare results

[@gloworm6387]

The point is: 1. Is the horse reacting to being handled? 2. Is the horse reacting because the clipping off of hoof pieces is causing a pain sensation? I'm hypothesizing that wild caught & untrained, poorly trained, &/ naturally hyper nervous horses are reacting to being handled. The poster is asking if the horse is experiencing physical pain sensation due to the clipping off of hoof pieces.

[@kaitlinski493]

@@gloworm6387 you don't have to be rude about it

[@untbunny]

The finished hoof is a work of art. Congratulations on discovering your specialty.

[@massabielle2821]

Who would have thunk that a horse pedicure would have been so darn fascinating, let alone see how calm those horses are while it’s done. They must know how great it’s gonna be for them; smart animals! 🐎

[@tinydancer7426]

He's an equine Toe Bro.

[@beatrixjones2982]

It’s amazing what you can do with a sharp nipper, rasp and a knife. Cup the sole, clean up the frog, rasp level. Might touch up the hoof on the outside. I still trim my own horses. As a woman who’s 54 years old with most of my life riding. It’s becoming harder and harder to get around all four feet 😫😵‍💫 Thank the good Lord I was able to tag along with my brother. After a couple years I was able to finish for him. Pretty basic stuff. Nip the nails , clench and clean up the hood so it looks nice. All the tricks and new supplies the farrier has at their disposal is a whole new level. Respect for this job skill is seriously underrated.

[@irishlad8797]

Beatrix your such a show off knowing all that jargon 😀😀😀😀 I'm 58 and I can barely ride the bus never mind a horse take care Seamus in Ireland

[@Tammissa]

Beautiful job. This horse has obviously had their feet done at some point in the past as the horse was very well behaved. I love watching how you guys shape and heat the shoe. It’s amazing. My horse is barefoot right now but a hot shoeing will always be a good fit.

[@francisschweitzer8431]

I am surprised at some of the neglected horses and donkeys that they get in there. They really do a service. Horses are so intelligent… they look at their hooves… they know when the farrier is done… they have fancy feet.

[@kailand3056]

What an amazing transformation - congratulations on doing a wonderful job! The best part for me was listening to the sound of the nippers cutting through the hoof horn - it’s so relaxing and satisfying because I know the horse will be much more comfortable after the trim.

[@helenfitch3440]

Always love seeing your work .you must make a lot of horses more comfortable. Thank you.

[@lynnes11]

WOW! I love watching a student vs. a seasoned professional do this. Those that are seasoned make difficult things look easy and you come away feeling like it's no big deal, but when you watch someone who is just learning and the movements are not yet second nature, it gives you a richer understanding of just how difficult the skill is. Not to say that this guy is doing a bad job and making it look hard, not at all. Beautiful job. Thanks for sharing.

[@charlottebonnie5320]

As far as I am informed (horse keeping for 55 years) the German farriers/trimmers have to serve an apprenticeship for three years.

[@rachet0708]

What these guys do is a art. I have always loved to watch them apply their trade. It's about 1% work and 99% passion and love.

[@svetlyachokdecorative9290]

Такое мастерство обработки копыт и изготовления подков вызывает огромное уважение👍👏 видно, что люди любят и свою работу и животных...Это очень тяжёлый труд💪

[@TheGumpster01]

Amazing...Sat totally at peace with the whole process. The end definitely justified by the hard work put in....actually inspires me to want to follow this as a career...(my age...not possible) but I wish I had seen this kinda stuff when I was younger....would have had a purpose in life....

[@Onsvaltti]

Ahh, straight to the business. No yapping about new house updates, or upcoming stuff on the channel. Hoof, there it is, now fixing it, done.❤️ My kind of video.

[@KittieHoney]

You make a hard job look easy. Beautiful job!🐴❤️

[@crabtreeshep4969]

I just hope they don't end up like me! Bad back 🥴

[@diannes3804]

I don’t know why, but if find these videos very satisfying. I love seeing the horses get the care they need, but I must say it looks like backbreaking work!

[@Eroc556]

Gorgeous job! You are very talented man! Hoora

[@kerylcooper2314]

Bless you for your compassion for these horses ✝️☮️💟🇺🇸

[@MrZillas]

The result looks so good! Very nice job! I hope, the horse likes it. 🙂

[@danamelby4090]

Thanks for sharing love the before and afters I bet this horse is alot more comfortable great work

[@jimmyrburns6820]

Hey,...you all always do such good work. We have 2 horses & they live on our property & our horses get trimmed every 7-8 weeks.

[@lovemyson480]

Wow what a beautiful restoration! That shoe fits perfect! Great detailing brother, keep up the great work! 🐴 ❤️

[@jmtimmons]

You're really amazing to watch. You do such a wonderful on their hooves. Its fascinating to watch you in action.

[@cindywachendorfer8972]

Perfection! Thank you for loving the horses❤

[@markfischer6057]

Wow! Great job! Very satisfying to watch the transformation and to see someone's skill and craft done so well.

[@lorenzoginer9051]

Buen trabajo. Menos mal que hay gente como tú que hace un trabajo perfecto 👌

[@ahmetizmir1081]

I love farrier videos. Very relaxing videos. When the horses are happy, I am happy too. Thanks :)

[@Kim-lc3fv]

Master craftsman! Like a work of art. ❤

[@ronallen6578]

How many trimmings or adjustments will it take to be where you really want the hoof to be and look??

[@tm5123]

I know nothing of horses, but its incredible how cooperative most seem to these procedures.

[@sheilagough9338]

Thank you for posting this wonderful video . What a skill you have !

[@sanfranciscobay]

Nice clear video documentation showing before, the work and the finished Hoof.

[@jessicabaria6967]

So can I ask what exactly it is you're looking for when trimming the hoof? More specifically, how do you know when to stop? As long as the hoof looks somewhat reasonable and is flat on the bottom, is that good enough? Or is there a real specific length that's optimal for the horse?

[@valmiron4360]

Beautiful transformation. Excellent work. 🙂

[@oddballantiques1223]

Bless you for doing such an outstanding job! What a lucky horse!!

[@alexandranoboa]

Brand new! Thanks for taking care of them and sharing. :)))

[@snevel]

I've always wondered.... How long does it take for a hoof to go from the completed nicely trimmed state to the condition it was in at the beginning?

[@pamelabooya5441]

Beautiful work! I'm so obsessed with your channel.

[@SMcCaskill]

I now this horse is a happy camper! I have a hard time trying to understand how anyone can neglect their animals.

[@gloworm6387]

$$$$$$_

[@bricelarie6527]

Might not be negligence at all . There's situation where it could be difficult to "go to the farrier" . Where I use to live, the farrier came or go to the farm or the event he's needed . Going to the farrier stand something "outta the limits" a kindan infringement what's decent ... The help yourself n grab it if you're allowed sort of a mindset ... Whatever, worth the effort to came for the horses ... Dare, care, ride safe, clean, have fun ... From France with .

[@olacira]

Que trabalho ótimo,melhorando a vida dos animais.

[@albertnebirgany4675]

Gratulálok a szaktudásához.Sok sikert az életben.❤👍👍👍👍👍

[@cliffbrown9367]

Awesome. Its an honor to take care of animals. Great job.

[@harmony4real223]

I do not have any animals but this came across my phone. This is very interesting and I thought it might hurt them but as I’m watching & learning it doesn’t. They trust you all to care for them. Some other videos it breaks my heart that some people will neglect their animals not this video. However I have been watching other videos like this one. I know I love to get my feet pedicure soo I couldn’t even imagine how these beautiful horses feel. Great job!! 👏🏾 ❤️💙❤️💙🐴😍

[@underthebluesky92]

Nicely done, love to see the horse walking before and after.

[@toddmichael4271]

Just curious about the front clip on the shoe. Was it necessary for that horse or what kind of country do they ride in? I don’t generally use clips unless it’s for some kind of hoof repair.

[@Ricquisimo]

Don't know why I find watching this relaxing. Great job! I'm sure the horse feels much more comfortable.

[@joannsilva4715]

A beautiful work of art! Nice job!

[@dkelly8985]

How long before the horse feels better? I imagine the muscles and ligaments have to go back to how they are supposed to be and I’m sure that takes time. How do you determine to shoe or not to shoe?

[@paulakaiser7138]

This work trade should be highly respected and paid top dollar. Just back breaking muscle wrenching work. Just amazing to see the results of such hard work.💞💞

[@beatrixjones2982]

It’s amazing what you can do with a sharp nipper, rasp and a knife. Cup the sole, clean up the frog, rasp level. Might touch up the hoof on the outside. I still trim my own horses. As a woman who’s 54 years old with most of my life on the back of a horse, It’s becoming harder and harder to get around all four feet 😫😵‍💫 Thank the good Lord I was able to tag along with my brother. After a couple years I was able to finish for him. Pretty basic stuff. Nip the nails , clench and clean up the hoof so it looks nice. All the tricks and new supplies the farrier has at their disposal is a whole new level. Respect for this job skill is seriously underrated.

[@kingsdaughter9659]

Beautiful, work of art. Good job, Master at your Craft 👍

[@irishlad8797]

Super skill 100% respect to the farrier Youl never b out of work All the best from IRELAND

[@nannynae10]

I love seeing these horses getting attention to make them more comfortable. My question is:are these rescues?

[@wynntonterrace9615]

This probably the neatest one I’ve seen since I started binge watching these videos

[@karldavis7392]

That's amazing work, yet I wonder if there are ways to get it done faster, especially the part about heating the horseshoe and doing some blacksmith re-work on it. Maybe not, I don't know, just thinking.

[@Telcontar1962]

Maybe it's not all sunshine in May, but I wish at least part of my working life allowed me to work with horses and be as good as the farrier appears to be What satisfying work!

[@sarajanesmith3892]

Beautiful work! I sure the horse is grateful!

[@karens4603]

Bravo wonderfull work 👏👍❤️

[@thomasjohnpaine8443]

Quality work! I can see you take pride in it.

[@user-ej1bs3xy2q]

Всем привет 👋 молодец мастер своего ремесла 👍 ! только хотелось бы видить как их приводят именно как ходят и после как пойдёт, именно имею ввиду разницу ходьбы!радости в их глазах 👌

[@martinharper5112]

You make a very hard job look so easy. Question. Do the horses like the attention they get feet? Do you get feedback from them?

[@tinderella2386]

Yeah, they say Thankyou and job well done and leave positive reviews on yelp. They’re horses, don’t know what level of ‘feedback’ you expecting

[@Lauresaurus96]

My mare used to like to stretch when they put her foot up on the stand. The feedback the farrier gets comes in the form of improved gait along changes in the foot (widening of the frog, better angles in the wall, etc) over time.

[@maggiefreeman6513]

Excellent job. What a difference. Thanks for sharing.

[@ronallen6578]

You make your own shoes as well?? That's pretty neat.

[@Minefortress21]

What did you put on the hoof at the end? Usually I see people put some kinda clear nail polish on it

[@angelashrope5782]

Beautiful, gorgeous!! What a transformation

[@DrMrSmooth]

Nice restoration mate . Keep going . 🤙👌

[@edwardmartinez]

What great skills and fantastic job, a work of art

[@debshore5831]

❤the work that you do you are incredible 🥰

[@OO-dr9wy]

Im fascinated by the work, but how long does it take to grow a Huf like this and why does the owner wait so long ?

[@tammyvanmeter4669]

What are the nails made of that you can cut the tips off so easy. Love your videos. Would be nice if you could narrate/voice over to tell us city folk why you do things the way you do.

[@gloworm6387]

Made of bone. It's the same as your fingernail. Where the hoof meets the hairy part of the leg is like your cuticle. THAT'S where it gets painful. Like your nail being torn off below your cuticle. If you've ever had that happen.

[@elenap15227]

Made of keratin*

[@blackhellebore89]

The shoeing nails are usually made of steel - I'd that was what you were asking.

[@judithramirez9859]

Amazing work! Satisfying to watch.

[@19MarcoPolo71]

I admire your expertise! I’m always amazed on how perfect the finished product looks. I have two questions for you. Why do you burn the shoe to the hoof? And what is the purpose of the point in the front of the shoe? (Sorry everyone, love horses I just don’t own one)

[@BabalonNuit]

The application of the hot shoe to the hoof ensures that the underside of the hoof will conform to the shape of the shoe and there are no high or low spots. All small irregularities are burned away. The toeclip on the front is to ensure the shoe doesn't twist off under load and stays in place. Draft horses often have toeclips on their shoes because they pull heavy loads and the excess pressure on the shoe can cause it to come loose if there are no toeclips to help hold it in its place and keep it from shifting.

[@gladysruiz5778]

Maravilloso trabajo,lo hace perfecto 🤠

[@evabetlyon2693]

Have some questions..why did you add a clip to the front of the shoe..I noticed the frog was a little 'messy' looking and not pared down - what is the reason please..would it be possible for a few explanations while you're working? Would be so appreciated..thank you

[@somnathmitra2448]

Now my age 75 year but I never seen before, horse hoof restoration. Very nice Video. Many many thanks. Konnagar Hoogli West Bengal India.

[@chocapic2373]

Oh, poor dear. Glad they had their hooves taken care of, that couldn't have been very comfortable to walk on.

[@princealbert71]

Beautiful workmanship. Your should be proud my friend. 😉👊

[@jordan_goes_in4378]

I'm sure the horse thanks you my man. Pretty cool and great workmanship.

[@bricelarie6527]

Rarely nothing to says bout . Well done . Kinda state of the art reference point you made here . Thanks.

[@pamelamathews1389]

I enjoy watching make a difference in the well being of the horses you shoe. If you could please show all 4 of the hooves being done.

[@user-tt3mi8bu9y]

Я восхищаюсь таким мастерством.

[@pearlluber5849]

Wow! This is real craftsmanship.

[@piotrw.3454]

Good Job

[@buzzlightyear2490]

Master at work, i always found this fascinating to me, i bet that horse loves you now. 😂

[@sammyrana5125]

Very beautiful & fascinating work. 👍

[@mimmie1375]

Amazing difference there. Beautiful work.

[@horseytoo]

One of the nicest shoeing jobs I've ever seen. Especially love the precision of your nails.

[@leshernandez8577]

Great work that you offer this beautiful creatures. But I have a question, I don't know nothing about horses and your great work but why must they wear shoes and how often they must be changed out? I can't believe horses are so compliant with all that cutting, filing and hammering. Thanks for answering my question, I appreciate it very much. Great Work. 👍🐴

[@Mpayne1472]

When do you know how to change your shoes. It’s the same principles

[@kennethsmith6470]

I'm not an equestrian by any means but have done some riding and this so aesthetically pleasing to watch

[@blueygooey8899]

Every time he makes the horseshoe I think "no way that fits. I just saw the hoof, that's way too big" But every time I am made a fool of

[@Hymir1]

To be honest, i'm more of a car guy and i don't know why youtube recommended this video to me, but that hoof is a piece of art👍

[@girlplusdog6149]

What does the triangle on the front of the shoe do? That part that was so meticulously hammered out.

[@Kpop_Stans.._Assemble]

There was this horse I knew growing up, his name was Elmer. His hooves were extremely overgrown to the point where he could barely walk. I didn’t realize it, but the woman who owned him was abusive and neglecting. He died a year ago and it’s rumored that the owner has gotten into drugs. I wish I could’ve done something to help Elmer but I pray that the other horses aren’t treated like that.

[@bigstar75]

Beautiful work for a beautiful creature.....Healer in chief.

[@libbyjensen1858]

Wow-what craftsmanship! I know nothing about this: can someone answer a question? When a horse's hoof is in that poor condition does it feel good to be worked on? Does it relieve pain or pressure? I'm wondering because the horse was so calm while he trimmed it's hoof.

[@user-bx7nw1ve6y]

Depends on the critter. It took me 2.5 year to get my rescue pony to let me simply catch her, then another couple months to get her to desensitize and stop kicking.

[@Justhorse1967]

They're really nice shoes. The clip is cool, too.It hurts to see the horseshoe too long. I want to go there

[@Wavelight2020]

The sound made by the hoof nipper every time you clamp down is so satisfying 😋

[@tombata6206]

S tu

[@KReal-xr9vj]

Beautiful!!! and how they living in wild nature without manicure?

[@larrybrown6068]

Horses that live wild travel for miles every day and wear their feet naturally. Ones with bad feet tend not to survive.

[@user-gw2os8ku4k]

wow, this new drip looks amazing!

[@user-fy3pl2uz7q]

Excellent job at repairing the hoof have trim the hoof of a horse were you took off to much nail. Also when that shoe is very and you place it on the hoof does it hurt the horse like a burn