RE-SHOEING A HORSE

Hi my name is Jake I am a registered Farrier from the UK.
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[@TheFarrier]

Disclaimer!!! Its not bone 🦴 😂

[@dzikrimuhammadzaidan6082]

Hello man im from Indonesian

[@ghostathan]

jeez man you scared me. i watch your vids all the time and i was like... "no thats the frog right? there's no way thats the bone. does it have a weird mutation? is the horse ok?" lmao thumbnail and title doing its work

[@SUPRAX.]

Helo juga men

[@SUPRAX.]

Hello juga zaidan

[@horsetuna]

I realized why I get nervous watching these videos. As a cook, we have the mantra NEVER CUT TOWARDS YOURSELF.

[@laurenw3315]

Love your videos Jake. Could you do one sometimes where you talk through the process e.g. why the frog needs to be trimmed, how you know how much sole to remove etc. Find it SO fascinating and satisfying to watch.

[@skagit58]

For me, this is another illustration that shows the genius behind mother nature. Regardless of the animal, the design of the hoof, leg, shoulder etc. is a masterpiece with a purpose. What amazes me even more is the incredible talents that humans have developed to aid in the care of these animals. I am a believer that these animals know exactly what is happening and show patience when being helped. I also believe that there are some " grumpy old man" types out there who just don't like being touched at all and will kick your a** if you touch them! 😁👍

[@tamaraanderson5717]

God is pretty smart

[@rodneysmith247]

​@Tamara Anderson there a place where angels ride horse and leave the mark of an angel or angle or V. That place where angels ride horse is in your sweet lit'l ❤

[@gimmeproof]

I would love if you could host a q&a for all of us that watch and would die to have an open ended conversation with such a fabulous farrier

[@joshua.recovers]

Ahhhhh. So satisfying! Great job, Jake!

[@takeitoutside.503]

As always Nice work. Professionalism at its best!

[@devinomalley5051]

Horse hoof anatomy is so interesting

[@SamuraiCat2234]

The fact that the wind noise made the subtitles say so

[@patpierce4854]

😁

[@maxiwojcik7630]

Great video as always, can you show us how you sharpen your tools ?

[@TheFarrier]

Future video incoming

[@maxiwojcik7630]

@@TheFarrier niceeeee

[@ccordova115]

My favorite part is when you shave the frog

[@Rumplefourskln]

Please make a full tutorial!! I’m really interested In trying to learn this trade it’s so satisfying

[@RealJohnWayne]

Nice looking job, on a hoof that's obviously had some issues along the way. 🐎👍🇺🇸

[@hausahnstiltz]

These are my favorite videos on KZbin but I just have to ask… does your back hurt all the time??

[@larrybrown6068]

My husband has been a farrier for 40 years. He says his back is fine, everything else hurts!

[@fjkhamdan]

Well done sir. The work of a professional

[@paulrobertson7650]

Perfect camera angle,thank you....

[@ramyg5037]

Such a well behaved horse...😀

[@KHK360]

Nicely done 👌

[@jyesucevitz]

is there an average time per hoof and how patient are the animals on 3 legs?

[@jslgamer2215]

We know that the horse is ok, but is your back ok???

[@Fluffymonkeyem]

Check out that hoof! Love to see a good hoof fixing.

[@sarahweir2723]

Love watching your videos ! Can I ask why some horseshoes have those little ridge things on the side?

[@TheFarrier]

Thanks 😊… Those are what we call “clips”and they aid in supporting the shoe on the hoof.

[@BCscarface]

Damn he's good...

[@bonniehawkins2979]

Nice. Thank you.

[@LadySythe]

Question: What is the purpose of burning the hoof with the shoe before attaching (nailing in place)?

[@tompotter8703]

The process is called “Hot shoeing”. It’s generally done to seal moisture (preventing drying out or softening depending on the environment) and kills bacteria.

[@LadySythe]

@@tompotter8703 Aaah awesome! Thank you for replying to my question! And thank you for sharing your time with us in the form of videos. It's quite facinating!

[@OtherWorldExplorers]

That's a frogs bone...

[@tamiaswayzer4587]

I want see stuff like this in person it’s interesting

[@user-yw4sb3zg4j]

Я 9

[@justjenny5437]

Beautiful! 💅🏻 lol

[@shazrinibrahim605]

I love one of these videos XD

[@hendo1476]

Nice I can't believe I'm actually early to this

[@akvilemilasiute4546]

Does anyone knows why he carves out the sides of the hoof?

[@VoyageRust.]

Met this guy in a valorant match absloute legend

[@vincentschroeder1039]

Didnt know farriers clickbait too

[@bhaanuprataphan8246]

Super👏

[@ElsaClayfall]

Hi, I've always wanted to know, dose it hurt the horse when you put hot horseshoes on its hoof?

[@LadyNightWeaver]

If it did, I doubt the horse would be sitting there calmly letting him do it.. o.O;

[@user-io5ns9pn3q]

이것은 정말 중독이야

[@patpierce4854]

Just curious - after nailing the shoe in place, you use the prongs on the back of the hammer, to cut off the tip of each nail. Do those get swept up or picked up, after the whole shoeing session is finished? After watching a whole lot of cattle hoof trimming videos, I am amazed at the weird stuff that can get into a cow’s hoof, and wonder if horse hooves manage to collect similar foreign objects that could make them lame.

[@TheFarrier]

Yes I use a magnet to pick up any dropped bits.. and yes horses definitely can find some horrid things to get stuck in their feet 🦶

[@leandrokanguroo1]

Another happy client..brrrrruussss!!!

[@jyesucevitz]

is there an average time per hoof and how patient are the animals on 3 legs? also, was the "... bone??" in the thumbnail just for clicks from people unfamiliar with horse anatomy? hinting at visible bone seemed serious. though you showed that image in the video nothing was ever mentioned. even farriers resort to clickbait?

[@unclejohnsoutdoors]

I understand most all of the reasoning behind the process, except for why must the shoe be burned onto the hoof. . .?

[@painteddragon8496]

Kills any bacteria that can’t withstand the heat, helps to level the foot if some places are a little uneven and helps get the correct fitting I presume.

[@thekillingchick1048]

I always wondered , what is the utility behind putting the hot horseshoe on the hoof ? I know it dosen't hurt the animal at all but is it like , to indent the form of the horseshoe for a better grip or ??? I'm curious.

[@painfulelegy812]

From what I gather, it helps identify if the shoe is properly shaped, if the foot needs tweaks and the like. And by keeping it hot until you're sure it's right it saves time on reheating it and avoiding making the metal brittle

[@carpathianken]

There's 3 principle reasons why a shoe is put onto the hoof hot. 1.Even when you trim a hoof as flat & level as an experienced farrier as this does, there will still be high & low spots.Burning the shoe on levels those out. 2.Burning a shoe on the hoof kills any fungal & bacterial microbial flora & fauna that is present in the hoof & prevents them from proliferating. 3.If you notice the side clips of the shoe are fitted on each opposing quarter of the hoof.If you tried to fit those clips cold on the hoof there would be daylight & gaps between the clips & the hoof wall , which over time would compromise shoe security.Burning clips into the hoof wall gives you a superior clip fit

[@Bartek-xd9jy]

Hello I from Poland 😀👍👍🇵🇱

[@dog_under_panzer8763]

I co z wiązku z tym?

[@TheFarrier]

👋

[@Bartek-xd9jy]

@@dog_under_panzer8763 nic piszę

[@Mysterytour7]

ASMR for horses

[@meoluoi4891]

I'm from Vietnamese 🥰

[@rockinu440]

One way rasp

[@tak5718]

looks too soft to be a bone

[@painteddragon8496]

It isn’t a bone, it’s just a common mishap that non horsey people worry over sometimes! It’s called the frog :)

[@tak5718]

@@painteddragon8496 uh i didnt call it a bone but okay?

[@painteddragon8496]

@@tak5718 i know? i was just saying it definitely isnt as it seemed like you were a bit confused? sorry was just my misunderstanding-

[@shara6406]

馬會有香港腳的問題嗎....

[@edwinlorenzo3424]

Duro

[@yeaimcrazy]

Круто

[@user-gm1hy2ty9u]

Привет из России! =)

[@shaheemasuhail9363]

Hi.

[@aubreyackermann8432]

This one reminds me of a coconut

[@annacollins501]

Horsie nail salon!

[@patpierce4854]

😁

[@annavandervelden3070]

early

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm8034]

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[@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm8034]

Pardon 2 yanlış yaZ mişım ha

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm8034]

Yazıktır ine ya şunu hayvanlara yap mayın ne biliyosunki delki atın canı yanıyo ya da sen o ata bişey yapıyosan çok kötü şelerolur

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm8034]

Delki senona bişey kötü bişey yap vala külah ları değeşiriz