SHEDDING ITS FROG!

Hi my name is Jake I am a registered Farrier from the UK.
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[@anneball683]

Why is watching a hoof trim soooooo satisfying? No matter how many I watch . I luv it

[@lesleyscaifecomerade4853]

I’m the same

[@DoubleDogDare54]

A lot better than those "Dr. Pimple Popper" things other people are so fond of.

[@Johnrich395]

I think that it’s something about “setting the world right”.

[@dr.floridamanphd]

If you think this is satisfying (and it is) check out Right Choice Shearing. Two women sheer overgrown sheep. It’s pretty chill to watch.

[@dave-d-grunt]

Yes! Something about it.

[@zwren3693]

This is a KZbin rabbit hole I never expected to go down. Glad I did! It’s great seeing an expert at work even if I don’t understand it all. Great videos!

[@lauralake7430]

What a good lil pup getting hoof snacks!

[@marciebb]

I enjoy the addition of the dogs in recent videos! So cute

[@margritneuenhagen6950]

Wow, that is truly a elegant horse shoe. Beautiful job for sure !!

[@kimberlee2809]

You can never post enough of these videos...Awesome work!

[@TheFarrier]

Glad you like them!

[@boohere2]

@@TheFarrier Love your videos too. Thank your for sharing! Also you have a very cute dog

[@davepelfrey3958]

Awesome job. Love the up close shots.

[@patpierce4854]

Lovely work - thanks for posting😊

[@festa67]

These are my late night viewing secret, I love these videos, so relaxing

[@9Carbine]

The level of detail you put into your work is far better than anyone I’ve seen do this so far

[@lindasheppard1498]

That was a fine job! I watch alot of farriers & that was nice!

[@1234j]

Excellent video as usual. Sounds like you're working in a lay-by 🙄😂. No fresh air during this job. Thank you and cheers from Herefordshire.

[@m_l_ek3857]

Another great job. I'm so excited to see 2 new ones so close together. So calming to watch you. I barely heard the background noise. It's ok for dogs to munch on horse hoof stuff? Interesting.

[@amyb.6368]

Yeah, they love it. It's like a chew toy.

[@marykrauthamel7559]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@JustMe-pu3xm]

Looks like he knows what he’s doing 👍🏾👍🏾

[@laurensmith1868]

Never post any videos with words 😂 love listening to just the sounds 🤌🏼

[@rapidojade3646]

Sometimes I like the talking cause they're telling me what's going on though

[@snow-violet]

I am curious why some horses get their shoes with two clips, others with one and others with no clips? Is there a specific reason or is it up to the rider?

[@reira5347]

I don’t now I’m curious of that too 😂😂😅😅

[@gustolehmann7164]

Terrain/ usage/ specific horse tendancies/ and shoeing frequencies/ all variables. Like tires on vehicle lots of combinations to consider

[@SarahJSwift]

Most horses have one toe clip at the front, and two at the back. Driving horses will have one on all 4. Some horses with foot imbalances will have 2 on the front and back. As for this workout any at all, personal preference or if the horse doesn't need them.

[@platedlizard]

Depends on how much shear will be put on the shoe. Draft horses need more clips for example because they are pulling more & need traction, a regular horseshoe might come right off.

[@SarahJSwift]

@@whocares110 it's actually standard practice. I've seen multiple American farriers in videos using toe clips, and of course in the UK, they are standard. One on the front and two on the back. Occasionally two are used on the front for dorso palmar imbalances and if they have a medio lateral imbalance, it's usually 2 with either a half bar, full bar, egg bar or even heart bar.

[@jessicabaird7707]

This is my first time seeing one of these videos and I gotta say he/she is very well behaved. A voice over tutorial would be kinda cool too for an explanation as to what exactly your doing and what tools you use for us who are un-educated in this kind of thing. Would love to learn something new! But I mostly wanted to comment on how well behaved the horse is 😊 great job to the both of you!

[@Ilonzae]

Beautiful workmanship! I don’t own a horse, but love watching them get their shoes put on. ❤️ this!

[@M.M435]

For example, why would it shed its frog. Is it normal? Voice overs would be nice at times. Otherwise, it is more rinse and repeat of the same.

[@Shadeskast]

Fine job as always

[@bryanroos3611]

You should do a video on the basics of being a farrier

[@Darryl603]

I liked how you finished the toe. Nice Job!

[@USAfarrier-pnwfarriershow]

Sweet!

[@alpacacin0]

Obsessed 😍

[@tomasrestrepoa.1247]

beautiful job!

[@skybear1548]

The dog ate the frog!

[@thechariotcard]

Curious… why do you thin out the hoof wall?

[@HaNa-eb2os]

FROG😍

[@ashantiwenham2525]

who originated horse shoes, and are they or were they in need of them in the wild ?

[@delwynhallett565]

Hate when you have a Frog 🐸 blow out on the side of the road, and have to call the farrier 😂

[@redshorse]

Excellent.

[@MerryKayMilam]

I wish you would talk about what you are doing while trimming the horses' hoof.

[@bonniefranklin6097]

Well done.

[@angelashrope5782]

Beautiful finish. Just wondering why did frog shed? Is that normal?

[@cliffp.8396]

Nice work sir

[@pink_phoenix]

I was always told that the frog is a very sensitive area and that you could hurt the horse if you use the hoof pick on the frog. How is it possible for you to shave down that area without the horse pulling the foot away? Wouldn’t this hurt?

[@loleo64]

If you go too deep yeah, but he's a professional and knows what he's doing.

[@amyb.6368]

The frog is still pretty hard, just depends on how deep you go.

[@franlats0705]

My friend has a bad experience with a farrier who trimmed her girls frog, she now hates people touching that hoof, thankfully she's a good girl and allows when needed but after being hurt she sure remembers it

[@imagineifyouwereaworm]

Personally, I think this guy took off way too much frog. He should’ve only taken off the shedding part.

[@timishii170]

No, he had to take that much frog off. That overgrown, and the frog traps moisture and increases the chance of a thrush infection. Also the frog acts like a pump, helping blood flow up the leg.

[@laurensmith1868]

Could you/anyone explain to me why dogs like the hoof snacks?

[@drivendesperado]

dude those birds

[@araynahamilton1085]

How often do horses shed their frogs like that?

[@FistralG]

Why does the hoof overhang the shoe at the front but the shoe overhangs the hoof at the back?

[@cynthiaspencer9994]

Whats the area that looks like wax?

[@joshua.recovers]

WOAH! That hoof looked nasty starting off. Great job, man!

[@TheFarrier]

Thanks!

[@Johnny.1965]

I'll bet that hoof smoke is just smell-o-riffic...

[@Juos10kustu]

they dont feel any pain on the hoof ? :)

[@niio111]

I watched a Chinese guy shoe a donkey and though I know nothing of how this is done, it looked like a total hack job compared to this. He tied the foot to a pole and went after the hoof with an electric planer. The shoe only hit hoof in three places and looked the wrong size. The shoe in this video looked like perfection.

[@sandydog7449]

Primitive sad

[@cajunfriedfox]

I've seen videos from the same channel you are talking about and it's terrible work by people pretending to care

[@cleo1396]

Why do they call it the frog and what does a burnt hoof smell like?

[@rivenrime]

Not sure about the name, but as the hoof is made of keratin, I imagine it would smell like burnt hair.

[@patpierce4854]

@@rivenrime yes, it does smell like burning hair…

[@leighirvine]

Like singed hair

[@timnoreendavis6011]

Tell us what’s happening,

[@hopechappell4827]

I am curious about the age of a horse/pony that gets shoes? Love all these videos

[@rhubarb9740]

Pretty much any age of horse can have shoes, usually people wait until they are in work so usually they don’t need shoes until they’re at least 3, and not everyone will shoe their horse, if they have good feet and aren’t in full work they can go barefoot

[@hopechappell4827]

@@rhubarb9740 Thank You 😊

[@3_times_mum520]

What are you doing to treat white Line disease???

[@brandywineblogger1411]

When I had my Anglo-Arab, back in the dark ages, we were told to be careful of the sensitive frog when we were picking their hooves. He did get regular trimming and shoeing. How do the farriers know how to trim the frog?

[@sandydog7449]

True

[@rockydaniel7073]

Doesn’t removing so much of the frog have a negative effect on lower leg blood circulation?

[@longlowdog]

Our farriers train for many years to achieve a legally recognised accreditation studying theory, medical and practical outcomes. Our vets who only spend a few weeks training in specific aspects of equine care ask farriers for advice. I'm sure the frog will be fine.

[@justinmitchell6768]

Who else loves the smell of the smoke when they put the hot shoe on

[@franlats0705]

If you burn your hair or nails it smells the same as its the keratin, I haven't done this accidentally in the past lol 😅 OK I speak from experience

[@rebeccac33]

I'm trying to figure out all the background noises...a beach, a lawn mower, cars driving by, fans, dog

[@elisabethbjuhr1318]

I have never seen a ferrier shoe a horse with hot shoes. He seems to have a method and now I'm curious. What are the benifits from shoeing this way? It would be nice to get an answer from someone who knows.

[@larrybrown6068]

Hot shoeing helps to get a good fit.

[@elisabethbjuhr1318]

@@larrybrown6068 It makes sense. Thank you.

[@larrybrown6068]

@@elisabethbjuhr1318 You're welcome x

[@tinoyb9294]

Google it. You will find a good explanation.

[@TheOldaz1]

I wonder why you set the shoe so far back? Looks like it should have been closed in a little.

[@krishnaeditz4896]

Is this cleaning painful for horses?

[@larrybrown6068]

Definitely not.

[@diegov2point0]

1. Does this hurt the horse? 2. Why do this for? 3. How many times a year do you have to do this process?

[@larrybrown6068]

It doesn't hurt if done correctly. Shoeing is done for a lot of reasons, usually to protect the hoof and stop it wearing away faster than it grows. Shoeing should be done, on average, every 6 weeks.

[@diegov2point0]

@@larrybrown6068 I already knew taking care of a horse was hard work but this just puts it over the top. Beautiful creatures but not for me. Thanks for your answer!

[@slippybillsmafia652]

Can you make a video of multiple horse hooves 1 after another of you finishing up after you put the shoe back on? It’s the best part rasping the outside

[@stephanieplatt6138]

Can you please talk about what you are doing what does it mean to shed its frog sounds funny is it painful it looks painful when you cut them foot

[@benjaminbaird3798]

Did he jus feed that peace of shedding frog to the dog

[@annamiller5461]

Did that dog get part of that hoof as a treat?

[@KateandBree]

He got the trimmed off frog! Tasty tasty treat for dogs. High in protein. Nom nom nom.

[@paulshinn4671]

What causes the frog to shed like that

[@paulshinn4671]

I am new to this but hungry to learn

[@liftnd844]

You ever had a sole shed off before?

[@SALSN]

What is the benefit of burning the shoe on to the hoof?

[@larrybrown6068]

It helps to get a good fit.

[@KingCapone704]

I grew up with horses all my life, some had shoes on them and some didn’t, one thing I don’t understand is why does the Farrier takes a hot horse shoe and singe the hoses hoof

[@cajunfriedfox]

The hot shoe basically melts down any high spots in the hoof, leveling the entire hoof down well enough for the shoe to lay flat.

[@KingCapone704]

@@cajunfriedfox oh ok that makes since,

[@slippybillsmafia652]

Or a compilation of the 3:10 rasping

[@tomhysell596]

HOW OFTEN DOES A HORSE NEED SHOD?

[@larrybrown6068]

The average time between shoeings is 6 weeks.

[@user-rl3xc9fw3r]

I am wondering if the horse feels any pain while someone works with their hoofs or there are not any nerves in hoofs?

[@urarakaochako6230]

No nerves. It’s like trimming fingernails!

[@user-rl3xc9fw3r]

@@urarakaochako6230 thanks! Didn't know about that

[@amandacoman6778]

Did he just give that dog a piece of hoof?

[@tyleet99]

Yep!

[@lisar3139]

how do wild horses survive without a farrier?

[@lauralake7430]

My understanding, and this is just what I was told, is that wild horses can wear their own hooves down because they travel many miles a day in search of feed. Also, if a wild horse has a foot imbalance or injury that could benefit from a good farrier, well, it's too bad. Sadly, in nature, a wild horse does not live as long or well as a horse that is well taken care of does. Particularly a wild horse with a hood or foot or leg problem. Again, I am not an expert of any kind. I asked the same question and it was explained, and I lived near where wild mustangs lived

[@baileyellison642]

I will never understand why dogs like to chew on hoof shavings

[@larrybrown6068]

I guess because they taste delicious. If you're a dog that is.

[@steemdup]

Why did you give your puppy the dirty bit from the hoof?

[@YTSharkspeare]

Dogs LOVE chewing hooves, it's a treat for them

[@patpierce4854]

Horse hoof trimmings are a super special treat! Never met a dog that didn’t enjoy a bit of trimmed hoof as a chew toy…🐾🐾

[@KateandBree]

It’s the frog and dogs love them!

[@Truegnek]

too much noise on background

[@ivanmudrak17]

5 bal

[@pompom7x728]

🤗🐴🌺🇫🇷🇨🇭⚔️🛡

[@sandjaya_tg4986]

why don't you wear gloves

[@vee3223]

Why do they put the horse shoe on when it's burning hot because I curious about why they do it? If anyone knows please to tell me :D

[@abigray8585]

I think it’s for the correct fit, kinda like measuring the shoe to the hoof.

[@vee3223]

Alright thank you!