Severely Overgrown Llama Shearing

[@kalieris]

Poor noodle - so hot, scared and no idea you were helping him. I bet he felt better at the end. I’m glad he ended up somewhere that was willing to make him comfortable.

[@patriciawilson1689]

Ll. L

[@DollSchmidt4429]

Maybe he thought that she was going to hurt him and it's possible that the owners it had before must've been abusive which is pretty obvious because they never sheered him and the other llamas were looking at him like "hey it's ok you're safe with us now and that lady is here to help us too"

[@mwatts-riley2688]

Noodle? you just called Him, Noodle? uhh better watch a few Chin Chan. 📺 what's a noodle? M. Illinois

[@hah350]

@@mwatts-riley2688 it's a term of endearment.

[@shawabali2405]

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[@amyk1164]

I really liked how you took the time to explain the noises that he was making and why. You didn’t laugh at him but you were sympathetic and empathetic- that’s great and a good example of how the rest of us should be around animals

[@lorrainewoodward3446]

I tried to watch other sheep shearers but I have yet to find one that has as much compassion for and understanding of the animals as she does.

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

@@lorrainewoodward3446 I really love these two.

[@pennyantonson3881]

If you had not told us he was crying I might has mustaken some of the sounds for weird sheers sound.

[@maryistulsafox]

Me to0

[@patriciatinkey2677]

It would be great if humans could treat each other with the kindness & respect shown to these animals! Mad props to the Right Choice Shearing Team!

[@mokimon5079]

The way you explained the noises he was making shows how deeply you respect and care for him. I really appreciate it. Keep it up!

[@AbdelkaderBarka-yz7ps]

😊😊😊

[@Michele-rt5he]

I really like the way you handle animals. I'm a veterinarian technician grew up around stock horses cattle and you are confident in animal feels that you move smoothly and fast and you treat the animals you humanely. Thank you for your service to the llama the Sheep and any other animal you work with

[@kathe.o.]

He HAS to feel so much better after you removed that overcoat/blanket. A beautiful boy was hidden under years of neglect.

[@sallyfields2385]

He did really well for his first haircut. He must feel so much better now. Texas heat is no joke! I can't believe the amount of fiber/blankets that were in that trailer! Nice job!

[@anyascelticcreations]

That's so true! I lived there for 11 years. Even in shorts and a tank top with an umbrella to keep the sun off, 107 f is darned hot! I'm so glad he doesn't have to wear his winter jacket all year now!

[@Lu13s]

I live in Arizona and the heat can get to us too. Down in the Phoenix area its been known to get around 110. Heatstrokes are no joke

[@tinydancer7426]

Once he fully realizes how good it feels to get rid of all that hair, he just might be inclined to cut in line for the first appointment when it's time for a haircut again.

[@sallyfields2385]

@@tinydancer7426 🤣

[@anyascelticcreations]

@@tinydancer7426 😂👍

[@richardbidinger2577]

I've seen you do some overgrown coats before, but that was crazy. I'm thinking his previous owner thought it would be cool to have a lama as a pet, but had no clue how to properly take care of it. It's a good thing that farmer snagged him at an auction.

[@saritataylor4235]

I know people who don't keep their dogs groomed. Wonder how the previous owner thought they could have a llama. People, please think!!

[@makeitkate3240]

I live in an area where shearers are more concerned about speed than accuracy. Our flocks bear the scars of that priority. It’s a pleasure to watch you work. I love watching you care for these animals!❤️

[@micheleparker3780]

O God that's horrible!🥺

[@doreen9846]

I'm a 72 year old active woman who happened upon one of your videos and I was hooked. Being a farm girl, animal lover and mountain climber, I could not imagine carrying all of that extra weight around! Love the compassion that shines through!

[@catboysephiroth560]

Poor distressed floofer. You handled him so well, and I'm glad he didn't flail around too much. He must be so much happier!

[@robertmiller2831]

Even if he is not perfectly trimmed he is trimmed well enough that he can remember what it is like to me a llama. He can feel the sun and the air on his skin and roll in the dust like nature intended. He is free again!!!

[@konisorensen7189]

Thank you...for talking us through the amazing caring make over❤️ and no swear words so I can show my grandchildren 🐑❤️🐑

[@michellechen9255]

So relieved to see the saddlebag of fur falling off And your smile no matter how challenging it is is the final touch of satisfaction through it all! Tq!

[@koonelos]

I just discovered this channel yesterday and my first reaction was: WHAT? How can a channel about shearing sheep have a million followers?? A few videos later and I can clearly see why, positivity, fun and originality. Keep up the good work!

[@westzed23]

Welcome to this gang of followers. They make it look so easy. But it's so relaxing to chill out with these women. 🤟🙂🦙💖

[@angelsanchez6028]

They have a tiktok account that became REALLY popular because of the fun personality and fun commentary, plus the really cute animals. Then they expanded on KZbin and basically the whole fan base moved haha

[@gibbiechirico5939]

I been watching this channel for ever they are amazing team and I've learn so much lol 😆 😂 so wonderful to animals too

[@marianmartin9441]

I know....right!

[@cortneywoodall2246]

I love how patient you guys are with him! Poor thing must feel SO much better

[@cealablue]

Great job. You both have such beautiful hearts and souls. Thank you for your kindness towards all the animals you meet ❤❤❤

[@liciewhiteley7376]

What a sweetheart ❤ I could sense his relief as you went along. Thanks for the work you do

[@ElliesDonna14]

Poor baby. I bet he was absolutely terrified. But I know he feels a lot better now ❤

[@elizabethkelley683]

10 minutes of distress for a world of relief. Thank you for your quick efficient shearing that helped him so much.

[@ninamarie8579]

That was SOOOO satisfying to see him lose that massive blanket. He must feel so much better. Great work. Thank you for caring about animals ❤️

[@est9949]

Plus, seeing his lower lip returned to normal right after shearing is soooooo satisfying. It's so nice to see he was no longer overheated 🥰

[@mirfir]

Omg 60 lbs! 😮

[@thefishinthebowl143]

Poor guy. So panicked and his skin!! So red from the tension on the matts. When he started crying my dog looked up from his chew treat. Well done Katie!! Another great job done with compassion and care! Keep up the good work!

[@nerine9301]

I have never understood and will never understand why people get animals and then don't take care if them. I watch your channel religiously and I also watch several farrier channels for horses. These animals suffer from the neglect and sometimes die from it. You are angels with grubby faces to me and to these critters. Thanks for educating the world! ❤️

[@jfm14]

A lot of people don't know what they're getting into when they buy large animals or agree to take them from someone else no longer able to care for them. Also, people's life circumstances and ability to provide proper care can change drastically for a number of different reasons. This is why it's important that we 1) educate the public about the time and energy it takes to provide proper care, 2) support responsibly-run rescues and sanctuaries, and 3) destigmatize rehoming animals. Rehoming may seem like a bad thing, especially for animals who are bonded to their humans, but the alternative is a sad, slow decline into severe neglect.

[@nerine9301]

@@jfm14 people should look into what owning an animal...any animal entails before they take one on.

[@tatorkator9901]

with shearers, large animal vets and farriers(hoof vets) there is a distinct lack of them. i live in a rural area and there are(where) 2 large animal vets within 100 miles of me, one just shut down 2 weeks ago. the local farriers are usually just hillbillies that picked up some hoof cutters and cracked a beer and started hacking away. I don't know of any shearers within 100 miles of me. another issue is that they might not even come out if they cant make enough. i own one miniature horse(use to take care of 12, bought one and skedaddled). i cannot get a farrier to come out and see her. I either live too far away or I don't have enough animals. its the same for vets, they WILL NOT come out unless i have a large number of animals. i have to haul my horse in, and just hope she can get onto the trailer. the worst part is that i live rural, this is where you are supposed to have large animals. people don't want cows and horses in their backyards in the cities. I've mostly just taught myself to trim my own horses feet(when i was 12 lol, now 26). there are tons of online and in person classes if your willing to travel. i have also taught myself to shear because i used to take care of a few sheep and an alpaca. i will not shear other peoples animals.

[@tazzbeauty]

I can't get over how many hoofed animals I've seen videos of and their hooves and coats haven't been properly taken care of.

[@iris5678]

@@tazzbeauty finding a good farrier is like finding a unicorn. It's a dying trade and they charge insane prices because they absolutely can

[@dianeclarke3763]

Aww what a good boy! 🦙🦙🦙 So distressing hearing him, but what a relief he must have felt. Well done guys 🥰🥰 🦙

[@annharlan8926]

I love watching you work. Please keep posting videos. You do such a good service to help those poor llamas feel so much better. I think you should be proud of what you do for a living.

[@paytonsmama419]

The work that you and your wife do is such an unappreciated and unseen truth of what these beautiful bebe's have to suffer. This little guys was no doubt extremely overheated and scared for his life, but you worked very gently and swift to make this as painless as possible. I am in awe of how well he behaved even though he was so scared. Thank you for sharing such an eye opening experience with us all! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@merryfreeman4038]

That poor neglected fellow. Thank you for taking care of him in such a gentle way. He must feel a huge amount of relief

[@kerrindrawdy2017]

Poor buddy!! Those cries were so pitiful but I'm sure he's grateful beyond belief for the loss of that horribly thick, matted coat! Beautifully done and thank you for your craft! ❤️

[@deborahdufel1664]

Love how you care for the dear Noodle, and teach us all about proper care. Your channel rocks!

[@milliefrye5747]

It’s so entertaining to see all that shoring! Thanks Katie! You’re such a lovely person❤!

[@foo446]

Omg, 151 llamas in one day?! Holy work ethic! I love you two so much with your giant compassionate hearts and incredible skills. 🥰🤗 The critters you meet are so lucky! Thanks for sharing your tremendous gifts with the world! I look forward to each and every video. 💗💞🥰

[@thewolfhippo5525]

Bless his heart! Hopefully, he will feel so much better now that he’s been shorn! And hopefully next time he’ll be like,”Oh! I remember them! They made me feel so much cooler! Let’s do this!”

[@dawnwallace6337]

I.here him singing. Yes I'm free

[@beckethamptonwarren7162]

Poor overgrown guy! I can only imagine how scary getting shorn was for him, and how exhausting for you, but his comfort level is sure to vastly improved because of your diligence and labor. 💖

[@guod911]

so nice to see happy animals after the shave! great work Katie!!

[@user-lx9hg5wp3x]

What a super boy for a first shear!!!! I know they understand you are trying to help them! Don't know about anyone else,but I love the real speed times! I love watching you guys work! And all the different personalities each of them has! One of my fav parts is when your shearing a sheep and they do their "little wiggle" to get comfortable! That is just too cute!!! I'm not sure what it is.....but watching a shearing is very relaxing and zen like. You guys make it look so easy too! But your love for each animal is so beautiful. I can't get enough! I love your narratives as well! I get so excited when I get notified of a new video! Keep up the great work guys!!! Love you both! Stay safe,and keep shearing! You guys are the baaaaadest shearers around!!!💖🐑💖

[@jazzcat320]

Thank you for being gentle and kind with all of the livestock you shear: pets, wool, or food production, you treat them all with the same kindness and respect. Thank you.

[@Spike-ck5tj]

Aww I've helped out at my friend's farm she has llamas and alpacas. I've heard screeching during shearing, but not that high pitched squealing. It was a relief to see him unburdened by that coat. Great job 👏

[@marys6610]

I love that you are patient with his reactions. And a good explanation for why you have to continue even though he's stressed--this is what is ultimately best for him, so you need to continue for his sake. Sometimes animals react poorly to things that they really need. It's the carer's job to work through that and around that.

[@yourguia4301]

Watching those thick blankets come off is super satisfying, and it makes me happy that the llama is feeling relieved after the shearing ❤

[@heidihall2256]

Poor baby sounded a lot like my sister's cat being put in he's cage to take to the vet. My cat had to come and investigate what was happening. Found everything ok and walked away

[@jennifertimberlake6522]

My cat looked at me weird too

[@AnnaMrTony]

So stressful for both of you. I love your compassion and care. My grandparents were graziers in Australia and the damage the seasonal shearers used to do to the poor sheep used to up set me. It is great to see anew generation of shearers giving animals time and respect.

[@juliestrickland7754]

I loves watching this in real time. He did really good for it being the first time! Those noises, tho! Lol. Reminds me of a toddler going full on drama about something. Lol you guys are great! My granddaughters LOVE watching these, also. It's a good educational watch for them in my opinion. Keep up the good work! Thank you!

[@waadfrelle]

Haha, I said the same: you drama Queen. But he did well till the end!

[@lindawalters1836]

@@waadfrelle That wasn't drama. He truly was scared. You obviously know nothing about animals.

[@waadfrelle]

@@lindawalters1836 Obviously. As we are all here to have some fun and make playful remarks. Not unlike the girls themselves often do :)

[@susannorman4476]

When I think of animals in100 degree heat wearing wool coats it breaks my heart. So glad you do what you do. Thanks to both of you!!!

[@therealdeal3672]

At least the squealing is kind of soft and more of a complaint than anything. A couple of other llamas gathered around to watch and see why he was making so many squeals. A relatively short period of distress to feel so much better afterwards will teach him for the next shearings.

[@Turboy65]

It's very obvious that you are very concerned for every animal you deal with and take pains to keep them comfortable and avoid doing any harm to them, not one nick or scrape if you can possibly avoid it. I like to see true caring compassionate professionals at work, like you. Keep up the outstanding work!

[@ibispaintfox1055]

Your patience with him was amazing, and that's the thing you two care about the animals, it isn't just a job. And I kept thinking you're gonna feel so much better, but again you guys rock!

[@ctrl_alt_delete4729]

I ❤️ what ya’ll do and how you educate us as you put out your videos and while you’re shearing 🥰! He had to feel so much better 🦙🐑🙏🏻❤️🥰😍

[@darci12u]

To see them get shorn is so wonderful knowing they will feel so much better..thank you for helping them.

[@bkprimo1]

I’m so glad to see you do a long form post with dialogue. I’m fascinated with the shearing process and your narration is both informative and entertaining. Love your humorous take on what is obviously a labor intensive process. Please keep them coming. 🤘🏾

[@whatshername369]

I love watching the coats come off to display the beauty underneath. I also love how empathetic you are to this guys and gals. Thank you.

[@nana-ix]

i like the normal speed videos very much, i can really appreciate all the hard work and hours that go into your job. we as viewers always have the option to speed up anyway. thanks for another great video, I'm so glad the poor guy is doing better! hopefully he can get used to being sheered and won't be as afraid.

[@RobinandCarlJackson]

I had questions about sunburn and, of course, you explained it!!! :o). I love what you and your wife do for these babies...thank you!! And, I absolutely LOVE watching your work!!!

[@gemmamorgan4847]

Im a marine biology student and yet I spend at least a couple of hours a week watching a cow hoof trimmer (hoofgp). Now I'm also addicted to watching you llama/sheep sheering aswell. 😆 Great videos, thank you for making them. X

[@rachelpotter2247]

Love love the long videos. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Great video as always ladies. Edit. That was alot of fiber that the Llama was wearing. Turned out beautiful. I know he has to feel better.

[@roadrunner17lee66]

That poor llama he was so scared. I bet he felt better when all 150 lbs of mats were gone. You did a good job on him. I’m glad the animals were taken care of by such a caring person.👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹👍

[@lynpersaud2356]

Always food to see you and spouse work well and humanely. Love how you love your 4 legged client ❤️ no pain or agony from your hands

[@kathyshoffner7447]

You are so gentle with them. Especially the ones that have never been shorn or haltered. That beautiful baby will be so much more comfortable now. Thanks for all you do!

[@vivianwinford3681]

Love your videos however they're never long enough. I could watch you 2 all day. Such a team. So calm with the animals. 💘 🐑 llama alpaca 🇺🇸

[@leepiper4621]

You do such a spectacular job I get mesmerized watching you shear. It's total Zen🧘‍♀️

[@kwdorst]

I love your content. I can’t imagine how much better he must have felt afterwards. The compassion you have toward the animals you work with shows on each and every video. Working in the heat of Texas must get close to unbearable, yet you never complain (I would) and that goes toward your compassion. Thank you for sharing your experiences and best wishes from San Diego, CA.

[@Noctessa]

Ohh poor guy!! 😢 it's such a heartbreaking cry! So glad he gets to have such an awesome team like you ladies taking cate of him! You guys rock!! He must be so relieved

[@msjelly1987]

I live in on a farm in Australia and even though I live in Victoria, which is one of the cooler areas of Australia, we still have very hot and crazy dry summers followed by a rough bush fire season. I agree that every animal that grows a thick fibrous coat (Inc, Sheep, Alpaca, Llama) absolutely needs to be sheered at the beginning of the warmer months. I never say a specific month because obviously in Texas you are now just starting the warmer months and sheering season. In Australia (the southern hemisphere) we are currently in Autumn and almost in Winter. So a lot of Australian and New Zealand farmers won't start shearing until around September which is early spring for us. Plus its usually a month away from lambing for sheep which keeps the udder clean for the lambs and everything much easier to keep clean.

[@American-Jello]

Well done, ladies. I can only imagine how much better he feels after all that weight was removed. Thanks so much for sharing, I really enjoy these longer videos!

[@user-lx9hg5wp3x]

I could watch this all day. Your expertise at your profession is simply amazing!!! I know it is difficult work,but you make it look so easy.Your beautiful demeanor calms the animals down. He was such a good boy for a first clip! And bet he felt so much better afterwards. Thank you for putting such love and effort in your career. You and your wife are just perfect together,taking care of all these beautiful babies! I especially love how the animals welfare is priority.💖Keep up the great videos! Question in shearing.....in animals that are used for shows,do you guys clip them too? Or is that a job for the owner? Or another specially trained shearer? You wouldn't think watching these videos is fascinating or interesting after you see one. But the art is very mesmerizing. Like watching an artist or sculpture at work. Seriously could watch all day long!!!

[@michelledearth5973]

I never thought I would enjoy your videos as much as I do. Love how quick and gentle you are and I learn from each video. Thank you.

[@rvignalielko]

Love your videos. To watch in real time is even cooler because you get to see and hear the animals reaction and yours. He must be feeling so much better. My kitty is having a reaction to his noise too. My kitty looks concerned for him.

[@cicelybega5419]

I can’t imagine what that must have felt like under there! He got instant relief. It’s already near 100 down here (tx)! He was so well behaved - that was amazing honestly. What do you guys do with that trailer full of hair?!?! Imagine losing that driving down the Highway! Great work ❤️

[@WBS-WingRider-CO]

The closest I have never been to a llama, alpaca or sheep is at the petting zoo. Even though I know nothing about your line of work, I really love watching and listening to you explain what you are doing. It is so obvious the love, care and respect you have for your animals. I love watching you work.

[@annetheurich507]

How much better he must feel! Thank you for your kindness & gentle care.

[@anyascelticcreations]

What a sweetheart. I'm so glad you liberated him from that heavy jacket. He must feel so much better now! And thankfully he's now at a home where he will be shorn every year. 💖

[@saraherber1887]

I was cheering for you and the Llama the entire video. Thank you for explaining the shearing procedure and the behaviors seen and heard.

[@pamelafry7752]

You are AMAZING! The respect and truly caring for this llama really shows the love you have for your job. I have been watching your videos for a while now and enjoy seeing you care for the animals that you shear. Keep up your great work that you and your wife do. I wish you both much success in your business! Blessings 🙏 😃

[@raymurray3282]

Katie, you are a very cool human. It’s clear to see this is more than a job for you! The way you are gentle with even the toughest of customers shows how much you care. Thank you for what you do and how you do it!

[@rebeccaromano2434]

Honestly... I find it so satisfying... I could sit and watch yall sheer every last 151 of them in real time. Lol 😆 I love how genuine and gentle you guys are ♡♡♡

[@reggitwend7405]

Wow what a transformation. The simple relief he must have felt once the shock of the process wore off must have been enormous. Who knew they sounded like that? The previous episodes I've watched didn't have scared lama. Anyways great job.

[@calzonexiv]

I imagine even just the sensation of having all that weight removed off his skin was scary, if he's never been sheared before. Glad he was able to get free of all that, and that he's somewhere that actually cares about his well being.

[@vickiholmes-newsome649]

I love the way you explain everything that is happening, Katie. You are an amazing shearer, and your videos are a delight to watch. Thank you from the South Coast of NSW, Australia 🇦🇺

[@barbaralindhjem2488]

"Trapped in fibre", great way to put it. Great job.

[@queenbee3647]

Good job ladies! That overgrown boy looks so cool now and his markings are gorgeous! Keep shearing.

[@cameo668]

I'm only halfway through and he looks soooo much better than he started out as. Just the first mat coming off made a huge difference. Poor baby was so miserable and scared, but I bet he feels a whole world better afterwards.

[@tracyroorda297]

I really do love watching your videos. Watching you help these animals is so satisfying. I like to think every vocalization is 'thank you" or a "keep going" or a *yes, right there! Feels so good" sound.

[@sandrabayne-moore3752]

So satisfying watching you trim these Llamas. Especially the really overgrown coats. How great for them to be released from that heavy, hot burden. Thank you for your skill , kindness and caring to prevent nicking them all to the very best of your ability

[@trishengard8388]

Amazing 🤩 first thanks to the people who rescued him from the auction 👍 and then the shearing 🎉 all I kept thinking was that has got to feel so good for him, air actually touching his skin, the weight being sheared away. Awesome job as Always Katie, you are amazing and you can just tell you care about the animals 💙💙🙏🙏😇😇

[@MBMCincy63]

Despite his crying, I was amazed by his willingness to stay still. I had found you in "shorts", then subbed for the relaxing watching you transform a living being. Amazing women you both are! Shivering black bell thumbs up 👍🏻😎.

[@sofarokintn8166]

You did a great job (as usual) with Mr Overgrown. It is never torture for us as a viewers to watch the shearing. I was wondering how someone could raise so many llamas in Texas? I lived in Witicha Falls Texas for 6 years and wouldnt want any animal with a heavy fur out in that heat. You were patient and kind to that big guy and he sang a sad sound the whole time but wasnt hurt.

[@rose14arte14]

Its too bad that we can't communicate with them and tell them that it will be very scary but they will feel so much better afterwards. I'm so glad you have the nerve to get through it and help him.

[@colettevarize4230]

I just love to watch you helping these beautiful animals. So satisfying and you are very gentle and kind. Thank God for you and your wife! ❤️

[@jacquelynbaisden1583]

Shockingly well behaved for his first time. Only two jumps and a few scworms. Good job dude.

[@sailormoon2937]

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[@stacy5445]

Hi! I started watching you two a few months ago and love the way you treat the animals. You are so careful not to hurt them while shearing them, and when they start showing distress you stop or slow down until they settle down! Jobs well done! 🥰

[@Jinxycls]

I feel a little sad that this poor guy was allowed to get so matted, but I'm certain having you shear him was such a magical and healthy release. Thanks so much for taking such great care of these animals, and for sharing how you give each and every animal you shear (and I'm sure those you are around otherwise) the best quality of life.

[@JOSIE_78]

Wow his lip even pulled back in/up! Love to watch your videos, thanks for explaining everything so we get to learn about these beautiful animals 🥰

[@janicefortney590]

When the animal quit crying he must have realized how good it felt! Admire the compassion you have for all the animals you shear.

[@paulasavala8701]

You are the best, so kind and gentle. Thank you for all you do for these animals. They are so lucky to have you.

[@susanfortner2267]

Taking in consideration how long it had been (if ever) since this guy’s last shear he did amazingly well! Quodos to you and your wife!

[@kathleencampbe3ll70]

Wow, you ladies are amazing! I am so addicted to your videos, I can't stop watching! This full video was great to see and I have such an appreciation for the work you do. I love watching the sheers and seeing the wool fall off so smoothly, and I can only imagine the relief a good sheering brings the animals. They must be so happy to have all that weight off. I'm staying tuned for more... 😍👍 🐑🦙

[@vino424]

I've been raising llamas for 20 years & been through several shearers & you guys are the best I've seen!! I wish you guys traveled through Indiana!

[@user-xr3gg9qy8z]

I absolutely love watching how caring and loving you are in shearing the animals, knowing what they have been thru and are going thru. You are a very Compassionate person.

[@susannorman4476]

I am so amazed by how patient you are with them. I hope they have some cognizance of how you are making them so much more comfortable.

[@laurahoward7126]

Can you just imagine how relieved he was to get out from under all his overgrowth he just got what he needed and by a awesome person who has such a gentle touch that crying was so hard to hear thanks for helping him ❤

[@rachealsmith5138]

Oh my gosh, I can’t believe how heavy that must’ve been! It was great to see the way that you worked to make him more comfortable. You could see that he felt so much better at the end! I am really enjoying y’all’s channel, glad to see how you help these animals!!😊😊

[@ThemommaBear195]

I love how excited you are about shearing. It’s so fun to watch you!

[@mollylabine4788]

What a sweet boy. He didn’t even spit at you after the halter came off, he really seemed just relieved to be out of it. Glad he’ll have a cool relaxing summer.