The pain is unbearable! The hoof of a donkey is like a plum blossom, and the master trims it for him

[@HeiLvWangZi]

Donkey's Defect: kzbin.info/www/bejne/famZc4uNmdJ9mtE Cut the donkey's hoof: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4mvaqV4paydm7M One size fits all: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3rPgKKIaNaAbbc

[@jesuslomeli8808]

Gg

[@elishamathina481]

​@@jesuslomeli8808

[@jturtle5318]

Why was the hoof allowed to get so bad? Are these videos from donkeys being raised for their hides?

[@faustinocarrasco5503]

This taint his first rodeo that man knows his trade do you know that you can cripple an animal if you don't know what your doing

[@robertabrahams7593]

​@@jturtle5318 What happened to donkeys before they had masters to trim their hooves.

[@julianaadams5751]

Poor fella. He didn't want to put his foot down because he thought it was still going to hurt. You could tell that he was surprised and it felt better. Thank you, farrier!

[@animeaunty]

Yes but u can do further damage by changing the angle so drastically so fast. Better to leave the wall a bit longer this time & lower the white line. Then next trim, go all the way. Those tendons r gonna get traumatized suddenly stretching so far.

[@KOKO-uu7yd]

​@@animeauntyI know little, but I've experience with HUMAN kinesiology, and I was honestly wondering about that... but again, I know little and have NO experience with this, so... 🤔🤷‍♀️

[@KayKay114]

Idk why but google wanted me to rate your comment. I gave you a 4/5 ⭐️

[@julianaadams5751]

@@KayKay114 thank you very much. That is strange, hmmmm.

[@homelander7060]

I've raised horses, I've even gotten a few that were rescued. They were always like that. We need to take better care of them. It's not right the state some of them were left in

[@foxwood67]

Trimming your livestock’s hooves is one of the single most important thing an owner can do. Vital to their overall health

[@Choujifangirl]

Exactly, not trimming an animals hooves can lead to lameness, limping and a host of other leg issues and if it gets bad enough you have the potential of losing the animal. it’s kind of sad how many people don’t care about the health of an animals hoof

[@Woezye]

Yeah

[@foxwood67]

@@Choujifangirl I agree I grew up on a dairy farm a lame cow doesn’t produce very much milk a happy calm cow does. Some people just don’t know the importance of hoof maintenance and yeah some don’t care

[@AC_RDR2_Q]

i hate the word live stock

[@Choujifangirl]

@@foxwood67 good point some people are just misinformed, but that’s still no excuse to not take care of your animal if you’re misinformed get informed that’s what I say

[@Whitsundial]

I love how sharp that knife is, and also the skill of the trimmer.

[@molldoll867]

Me too! So satisfying

[@Brandon956Cuh]

That thing is crazy sharp. Looks like he is using no effort at all.

[@watamatafoyu]

I didn't even know this was a thing and I'm still 😳

[@betty91706]

Absolutely his skill is on point ❤️

[@paulanthony5274]

It's like watching Ronnie play snooker, makes it look a doddle when it's far from it

[@beatricevonpage2249]

I have a donkey that came to me as a rescue almost a year ago, poor girl could hardly walk, she had been kept alone and fed donuts, and probably had not had her feet done in years. When they get as bad as hers and this donkey in tbe video it takes multiple farrier visits to correct but the first time they aren't in pain and come running to meet you at the fence.... goodness it's the best sight in the world. Knowing they feel good, they feel loved and cared for, I could watch it all day. 🖤

[@stantaylor2716]

Your heart is gold. Thank you.

[@DorothyDollLee]

Thank you Soo much for saving and helping her live the way she should

[@carmeng5421]

BLESS YOU for teaching her and taking care of her I always say there's a special place in heaven for animal rescuers.

[@buggerfiggie8780]

Don’t hire the idiot in this video. He’s Lazy needed to clean it all disinfect and put a block.

[@katharinewhits]

❤❤

[@frankz5864]

Donkeys are a beautiful loyal animal that deserve all the love and respect that we can give.

[@jacoblecoy3700]

Donkeys will smell, or somehow sense water, and start digging for it. A horse will die of thirst with water three feet below it's hooves.

[@edwardowens5101]

""" TRUE """' Just like a dog. Beautiful Animals & trusting ♥️

[@edwardowens5101]

​@@jacoblecoy3700 Did not know that. l love Donkeys that look right into your soul

[@deannemaryealmeida7700]

I love donkeys too. They're smart , loyal gifts from GOD.

[@andreebesseau6995]

Except for the chinese! 😡

[@slimmRR]

This is so satisfying... and all the more better knowing this poor animal has some relief now!

[@chrisbell5032]

Satisfying is the exact word.

[@cathyjay2569]

RELIEF for that precious creature! Don’t own animals if you cannot afford or don’t know how to properly care for their needs!

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

Or take the time to actually learn.

[@lindamastropietro4429]

AMEN!

[@sylviajones2865]

That is what I told my daughters, we can't afford the food for pets and medical fees. It just wouldn't be fair to them. They finally understood, when they grew up and had their own children.

[@cathyjay2569]

@@sylviajones2865 I ended up with a little dog that my daughter brought home. She was a tiny terrier mix, about 8 pounds. She had massive medical issues that cost me upwards of $10,000 in her short 5 years with me. Ultimately, after two years of hospitalizations, treatments, giving her expensive insulin injections twice daily, making her food from scratch, her little body failed. I don’t regret spending the money, but it’s a cautionary tale. You never know what’s going to happen and you have to be able to provide for their needs. Of course a lot of people also have children they can’t afford to properly care for either. So, they won’t take my advice about a pet!

[@lorimiller4301]

​@@cathyjay2569If you put an animals needs first, then there's always enough. You have to love them enough to go without eating if that's what it takes.

[@kimmyfresh3269]

That donkey didn’t move his leg not one time because he knew that the relief was coming. Thank you farmer on behalf of the donkey 😊

[@john-paulsilke893]

They donkey is being slaughtered in the next couple days and is purposely mistreated by the farmers so it can’t kick and barely walk so it gains the most weight.

[@bobbisue313]

​@@john-paulsilke893yeah because donkey meat is a real delicacy...tf

[@john-paulsilke893]

@@bobbisue313 they eat it in China. In fact they typically deliver alive and kill and partially butcher it in the streets.

[@hardcorehunter9438]

​@@john-paulsilke893 wouldn't surprise me Asians treat their animals like shit especially livestock

[@soniagheza391]

​@@bobbisue313 It is good, organic.

[@rebeccasmith1846]

It warms my heart to see people who take care of animals like I do. ❤😊🎉🎉🎉

[@irishamericanpinupdoll]

We had sheep and I remember when we had some delivered with hoof rot. It was messy, stinky, and painful for those poor gentle babies. We got on it first thing because it was bad. Never again did any of our sheep ever have anything near that bad that could be prevented!❤

[@PhilippKlinkner]

The forbidden shredded coconut.

[@tommysjzb2377]

Lol

[@triskits_mmm]

thank you for this as i dig into my oatmeal containing coconut for breakfast

[@PhilippKlinkner]

@@triskits_mmm What can I say except you‘re welcome

[@Floris_VI]

Shut

[@SammieDrolett51]

You’re done

[@NdnUrbanCat]

I can't imagine how sharp that instrument is.

[@sandilou2U]

I thought that was well. And he had good control of the cutter (I do not know the term for it). He shaved off thin slices of the hooves as if he was cutting through wax.

[@laurielowery9011]

ive never seen a trimmer like that and ive watched years of shoeing and trimming

[@milkmanman]

​@@laurielowery9011 me either but there's only 2 channel I ever watch

[@IhateAlot718]

It's not that sharp .

[@JCavinee]

@@IhateAlot718 We're talking about the blade, not your brain.

[@betkay1018]

This farrier definitely knows his "stuff" and has fashioned his own tools to achieve brilliant outcomes ... much love and respect !!

[@joecliffordson]

That beats the hell out of nippers for getting things straightened out.

[@Firby1988]

Do you have horses or donkeys your selves ?

[@elizabethcook7415]

Most people don’t know it’s a farrier who does that, usually a trained professional with a difficult job. So glad he could help and that someone cared enough to find someone to help him.

[@TheGhostlyone182]

Thank heavens for such skilled farriers who can help these beautiful creatures when they are rescued and finally cared for 💕

[@feralbluee]

OMG - the poor baby. he puts his foot back down so hesitantly. probably can’t imagine being OK. Thanks for helping him. 😯🙁 🙂🐴🌹🌱

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Alexa what's the weather

[@john-paulsilke893]

He helping him get the maximum price at the slaughterhouse tomorrow. That donkey is getting eaten shortly. It’s purposely left to overgrow so they are more docile and can’t injure each other or the farmer. They also gain more weight if they can’t walk.

[@LVAngelradio]

🤣 I thought the exact same words, poor baby!❤️

[@paulanthony5274]

@@LVAngelradio It's an animal

[@tourbillon13]

​@@john-paulsilke893 Oh gawd, really? 😭 I love Donkeys. Is that why he didn't put new little shoes on him? ☹️

[@tessaducek5601]

I used to water and feed horses, goats and pigs for a couple who took in rescue and just because she wanted bragging rights. The hooves on many of the horses and a mini horse were curled up in front about three inches. They were never brushed. Never given any type of treats or ointment for their eyes. Goats were tangled up in haphazardly discarded rope. And the pigs were fed three times a week. If a goat or sheep died. It was left where in dropped. It made me sick. I took pictures and reported them to several agencies. Not one response!

[@blahblah6497]

Govt incompetence and mismanagement. This is why we need to start reducing the size, scope and authority of the government.. most especially at the federal level

[@alanhardy3374]

@@blahblah6497 Kop

[@jacobcasmus1882]

Who did you call? Do you live in the States?

[@jacobcasmus1882]

​@@blahblah6497what does the Government have to do with any of that? The US Government doesn't have Federal farms... they do have Federal agencies that look at the quality of meat and milk going out but farmers and land owners are supposed to take care of their animals. But I agree that the government should be smaller and in less of our business and money.

[@john-paulsilke893]

These donkeys are in China. They eat them. It’s been fattened up by not trimming so it can’t walk or kick and kept 200-300 to a pen in tight confines. These animals are purposely abused and only trimmed to get maximum price just before slaughter.

[@natashabailey1717]

I love the way these people take care if these hooved animals ❤

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

OUCHI! Nice to have a mani and pedi. The only thing missing is the scrub, and hot oil for the hoof and heated lotion on the leg. One of the joys in life.

[@ericajamieson2811]

I think that was coming next. The trimmer😅 says something about a foot soak or something lol.

[@justb-nme]

​@@ericajamieson2811nice.. yes im sure they pampered this donkey after the trimming.. probably soaked and oiled those feets😉

[@felicitybywater8012]

The hesitation with which that poor donkey puts that hoof down tells me how much pain that overgrown hoof caused.

[@animeaunty]

Gonna b a new kind of pain from changing the angle so much all at once too ...

[@deliciaford4343]

​@@animeaunty I thought it would hurt cut that horseshoe off. Please explain to this city girl why that hoof looked like a horseshoe. And why did you his foot is going to hurt since I thought like toenails you trim toenails. What do I know but please explain in basic terms. Thanks

[@bobbisue313]

​@@deliciaford4343wtf are you trying to say

[@LS-ti1rz]

Poor baby, I hope he's feeling much better..

[@john-paulsilke893]

They only trim them just before they are sent to slaughter. They get a higher price if they look healthy and we’ll treated but purposefully mistreat them because they are easily handled because they can’t kick each other or their handlers.

[@Sunshinesniles]

Thank you for taking good care of your beautiful donkey love to see that so much

[@luciemarinov129]

Thank u for saving this poor donkey’s feet! Must have hurt so much to walk , he was afraid to put his hoof down fearing the pain.❤

[@PoombaCaka]

Your a saint my friend helping that Donkey, who, are in my opinion, apart from your indoor furry family members the most loving animals in the world.

[@tasseyko]

I hate that some people don't take the time to learn the VERY BASICS of ownership responsibilities. thank goodness these good people brought a farrier in.

[@blackdandelion5549]

If this were a different country I would agree, but this is China and you are still viewing it through the eyes of a worker or companion animal like a first world country. This is more similar to an oxen (a cow that can work) as they still eat donkey in China. They also farm the donkeys like we farm cattle and put them in a field and they may have little human contact and the hooves obviously get very long when simply left in a field or in the dry lots filled with many donkeys making a lot of manure.

[@glamsky3257]

​@@blackdandelion5549 China is far from a backward country, lol.

[@darlenechadwick375]

Absolutely mesmerizing! You’re very talented! A friend to many donkeys & their owners! Thank you for your service!!!

[@MsShannaK]

He put it down so tenderly😭😭😭I hope the Relief came quick poor baby! Whoever helped out was an angel ♥️

[@john-paulsilke893]

That angel is trying to get the maximum amount of money from the slaughterhouse. That donkey is food. They are mistreated and left to grow long hoofs so they can’t kick each other or the farmer and get rapidly fat.

[@chey7691]

​@@john-paulsilke893 ok another rabid PETA simp, I'm just going to simply tell you there is no notable market in the north America or most of Europe for donkey meat. If fact most donkeys are bred to be pack animals and expedition animals and for plowing, if not companions as the biggest reason worldwide is that they are usually barnyard pets. They keep coyotes and foxes away from the smaller animals and are excellent alarm animals due to intelligence and wary nature. Most of the western world doesn't eat them they keep them as PETS.

[@ladybuglover4eva52]

​@@john-paulsilke893 Well aren't you just a little ray of sunshine! 🤭

[@mariefraher8725]

Thank you for helping this poor baby!

[@ErikMartinez-si9zf]

Watching a Ferrier work is truly amazing !!

[@antoniamenendez4826]

This is a very interesting video I have never seen this done before thanks for sharing

[@naomiterry1425]

Yes.

[@fineartonfire_5327]

I bet he feels a million bucks better!! I feel better for him.

[@canigetahoooyyyaaaaa7319]

No the idiot chink left him unable to walk properly.

[@john-paulsilke893]

Donkey will now be slaughtered and butchered. They are purposely left to over grow so they can be kept in overcrowded conditions and can’t defend themselves from the abusive farmers keeping them.

[@jamesgarfield9592]

Hope those gloves are good, ‘Cuz that blade is sharp AF!!!

[@darkense666]

I was thinking the same!! Hope he ain’t sloping because that will chop his finger off pretty clean and easy

[@ktrainbow9765]

Like a hot kn1f3e through butter!

[@stanclark8824]

honestly though! I need a blade that sharp!

[@themadhi-hatter6849]

Yeah, beginners def need some chainmail or some shit..

[@jamierupert7563]

It's only sharp at the bottom... where his hand ISN'T goïng.

[@carolmorello4317]

I love the way you share the sheep and llamas personalities❤️

[@BobbieDeming]

Sad to think about how these sweet animals, like others, cannot just say, “Help me please!” This is why it’s so important as an owner of any animal, to care for and understand them. Then if there’s ever something wrong you’re able to recognize immediately that their behavior has changed.

[@elizabethlisak2598]

At first when I seen you do this, I almost had a heart attack. Now I say excellent work ,that you do .wow

[@beckybrynjolfsson]

This reminds me of a pony who had feet that could barely walk because it needed his hooves manicured so badly. He was on a cattle ranch and the owner was an arrogant jerk who didn't take care of him. It was horrifying that a grown man was that cruel.

[@BarbaraEvans-et3dm]

You should have reported it.

[@kiritsuguemiya4883]

I love when animals feel better 😊

[@GiselaSchlingmann]

Me too! But at the same time I curse the owners for neglect of duty.

[@johanneabelsen1644]

In my youth years, we had a farrier coming to our farm, to do the feet of our cows AND our few horses. Our 3 dogs had a BALL! They grabbed these shorn-off pieces, and just ran around the yard with them in their mouth! They didn't EAT them. It was more like a show-off scene for them, like; " Hah-ha-HA hah hah, look what I'VE got, hah.."😄

[@bobbisue313]

Weird

[@aliceannburk5774]

Thank you for helping this sweet deserving baby

[@Ramon-ss8gy]

What a Great Great person"" to to help this fella part of the Family"" I'm sure he appreciates it. Wow thanks!!!!

[@lindavaillancourt3054]

thankyou for helping his pain

[@cherrytate7149]

How could ANYONE let the hooves get into such a poor condition ... Well Done ....FARRIER .👍❤

[@RawringReagan]

Am I the only one that noticed when his foot when down there was a huge gap like it got cut too short? I know nothing about trimming but It looked a little scary

[@wiltedblonde]

Yes, it looked like he removed the entire frog of the animal’s foot!

[@avamasquerade]

You're not the only one. We all know something was fundamentally wrong with the way that animal's hooves were. Both of them even. And if the owners were such "heroes" for "eliminating" the donkey's pain, why did they let it get this bad in the first place??

[@darlenemartinez384]

@@avamasqueradeit might have been a rescue that they’re trying to rehab?

[@desirelabelle2199]

Yes I noticed that too. Thought it wouldn't be comfortable while the other looks ok

[@LVAngelradio]

I hope they got them all

[@mrshakes9735]

Me after forgetting to clip toes...

[@HailieSelassII020]

Underrated comment 😂

[@рустеми-й5э]

🤣🤣🤣

[@LynxStarAuto]

😩🤢

[@blahblah6497]

I know your pain

[@patriciajones4744]

Bless his heart

[@carolwilliams8570]

Thank you for rescuing this sweet soul! Karma is brutal, and I hope it goes around from the abuser

[@carlabrotherton7197]

Poor girl or boy their foot hurts.😔 Nice sharp tool does a wonderful job on hoofs,dude has skill too.🙂

[@dylonmc4323]

I find this very relaxing.

[@alysgrant6732]

Especially for this poor baby.

[@tammymccord7224]

🫣😳

[@lisabarger574]

Than goodness for you, so sad when any animal is in pain of any kind, Thank you for doing what you do.💕🌹

[@joannlong6194]

Thank you for helping him.

[@Lee_Yes895]

I’ve never seen a donkeys hooves being trimmed, only a horses. I thought they were done the same for both. I’m glad he/she got their hooves trimmed and is hopefully a little more happy!

[@downhomesunset]

They do this with horses in China too!

[@blackdandelion5549]

Donkeys hooves are done the same as horses. . . .in the US, UK, etc. but this is China so this is traditional farrier work for "hooved creatures" in China.

[@johnelliott1261]

Why are these videos so satisfying?

[@itsyoboitrizzy4841]

I agree.

[@sorongana5346]

It's the sound of the tools as they slice through the hooves, it's almost reminiscent of some sort of human pudding or dairy product, maybe an ice cream/cheese or possibly even some sort of plant being sliced. The calm of the general work environment in these videos backgrounds are also the cause for an almost instant deep & nearly meditative state being experienced.

[@tracyhill7960]

ASMR. It's really a thing. Do a KZbin search. It's absolutely amazing what you find. Even cutting apples and shuffling cards. I love the sound of shuffling cards

[@christal2641]

You are seeing the EXPERT WORK RELIEVING PAIN.

[@bobbisue313]

​@@sorongana5346"human pudding"?

[@marsslugapolis]

Wow, I love seeing humans care for our friendly beasts❤️❤️The tool he’s using is incredibly sharp….I wonder what kind of tool it is or if it’s custom made..?? Either way-great job!!

[@PS27760]

Yes, I fell blessed to finally have finally found an amazing farrier. He is one of the best people I have ever met. Always confirms appts, always on time, always there if my horse throws a show, which is rare. I buy him coffee or burgers once in a while.

[@UnKnown-zy1km]

Poor baby that had to be very painful to walk on Now he is all better thank you for taking care of his hoofs

[@craigslist474]

The donkey will probably still limp for a little while because that foot will still be tender for a little while. Glad to see it got the attention it needed. 👍❤

[@anthonyalvarez9664]

Dogs go nuts over those clippings.

[@pamelameckley5040]

Yes, they certainly do. Might have something to do with the horse, donkey, or mule standing in manure. Dogs love to eat and roll in it! 🤢🤮

[@flashyottb4403]

And then mine barfs all over the house! Same with sheath cleaning. 🤢

[@lanny1076]

whoa and I thought that them eating antlers was bizarre

[@pamelameckley5040]

@@flashyottb4403 Ohh yeah, the smegma *gag*

[@Dj87887]

I thought it was hilarious the first time I saw a guy throw the clipping right to the dog. I was like "YO! WTF?!"

[@KITTYGALOREXXX]

The trimmer is AMAZING! I suppose he can do a herd in no tme, such experienced skills. That donkey is walking on really soft terrain for it's hoofs to be so thick- unworn, or maybe it has not been shaved for sometime. I love donkeys they are such introspective animals.

[@birdznbeezz]

The trimmer MIGHT be a woman.The gloves they're wearing has red nail polish 💅 painted on each finger...Idk ✨

[@rhondaallan4680]

​@shari whiting If you watch some of the other videos, you can see that it's an Asian man.

[@gointothedogs4634]

@@birdznbeezz Those are part of the rubber on the underside of the gloves to protect the fingers.

[@romanhutchens1403]

Come on! Clean up that frog better. Cleaned up is happy animal

[@Addwater4444]

yes thought the same!

[@Neyobe]

But it’s going to go back into the dirt

[@ky8923]

im sure he’s going to clean it up after getting the big stuff off. he’s js getting the overgrown hoof off, and then he’s going to “clean up the frog” which is barely noticeable before he shaved off most of the overgrown hoof

[@RaccoonRecluse]

It's a donkey, you only need to scrap and trim the frog once a year unless it's really bad. The frog was fine. Not a show horse.

[@BertSurl]

@@RaccoonRecluse what? Why would you only need to clean the frog once a year? Ours get trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks and picked regularly. They abcess quickly in any moisture.

[@looking4therealrepairmanjack]

It seems there are a lot of people commenting here about the horrible job this guy did to that poor animal. Are there any experts that can weigh in and tell us the truth of what we just saw? Thank you!

[@cherryvaleleatherock6900]

Poor baby😢. Thank you for delivering this creature from pain. You're a Saint, God smiles upon you.❤

[@Sonder88]

Is he better? Does it hurt because it's over due? I don't know equine? It looks like it's better. Wonderful people. 💕 thank you.

[@barrywhite9114]

Stubborn as a Donkey in Pain!…..I, & most everyone never understood the reasons! Have a good day…if it is a good day. Eyore

[@michellelysien5739]

So much better. I could feel how painful that must have been. So cool watching all the icky being stripped away. .

[@desireestreib4895]

Bru this video is cool and all I just hate how they don’t clean out the dirt that is stuck in there. Even if it is just a little bit

[@nepnep1149]

There would be no physical point

[@dannytran1587]

literally going to put it back in the dirt..

[@BeverleyMiller_]

​@@dannytran1587 the necessity is to dislodge any possible stones or other sharp objects, but yes they do step right I to dirt or shavings.

[@sandraortega4756]

Wow wonderful job, I thought it was some kind of coconut.

[@jacobcasmus1882]

A coconut 🥥? It would have been hollow tho.... also not gray. Js, I don't mean to sound rude.

[@marysmith8685]

Well I wouldn’t want to be a donkey. It doesn’t look even.

[@Lekroy1]

Cmon they don't feel anything during that procces

[@marysmith8685]

@@Lekroy1 How do you know?

[@sweuncs]

@@marysmith8685 he would’ve moved already if that hurts. it’s like a nail they don’t feel anything

[@Kate-kh9ww]

@@marysmith8685 it’s like a toenail, there’s literally nothing there that would let them feel pain

[@GrandWizardBingus]

@@Lekroy1 lol the caption literally says "the pain is unbearable"

[@loripowell5088]

I had no idea that was was done to the hoof. Thank God there are capable people doing the work. Interesting. Thanks I learned something new today.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

That's GOTTA feel SO much better! I've met people with horses, and a look at the hooves should be done daily, with feeding, watering, and grooming. The crap stuck in the hoof COULD'VE gotten lodged there in just one day, but all that excess nail took time to grow. I hope the critter gets proper care from here on out.

[@williammcleroy558]

That is a very trusting animal. Well trained.

[@duckweathermcoc8731]

I’m not even an expert and even I can see this clown trimmed too much off the back hoof

[@Truth-is-objective]

You have to if there infections under the growth.

[@xzrex6908]

Clown isn't the right word here, amateur suits way more Mr duckweather mcock

[@missmaddox]

@@xzrex6908 😂😂😂

[@1makyle]

You have to cut till you get clean tissue

[@ProblematicBeach]

If ur not an expert, how TF can u tell..?

[@a.a4252]

They don’t talk or yell, neither shout when in pain, they keep doing their job, whether they got headache or not they gona pull that equipment, no complaints, they just keep going till their last breath. Animals are just something else.

[@blackdandelion5549]

Well, Donkeys are very much prey animals so showing signs of pain is like waving a flag that they are a weak or sickly prey animal so Donkey's will do everything to hide their pain. A donkey owner needs to be very vigilant as many have come in from pasture or gone on with daily tasks with major pain or wounds and hidden the pain. Horses will show they are lame. If a donkey is showing it then it's to a severe point.

[@Argen30]

Aww thank u for helping this poor horse ppl need to trim their hooves before they become to long like him

[@blondien6072]

Poor animals no animal should have to go through pain poor guy good thing u easied it for him

[@LonnieLBrown]

I've always wondered what allows them to know how much to shave off.

[@ramboassgoblin]

@AJ 777 there is alot of pain in teeth

[@hughqin9384]

@AJ 777 years of experience

[@1superocky1]

Think they just hope for the best ,!

[@zacharyreynolds4303]

@AJ 777 actually no. teeth was a perfect example. there is indeed nerves but they're pretty deep into the hoof... they just kinda have to know where to stop and how much choppin' is too much

[@ramboassgoblin]

@@zacharyreynolds4303 Then why does it hurt to gave your teeth very lightly grinded and polished at the dentist?

[@dead2802]

Thank you. Our precious animals depend on our help, love, and care.

[@lorimiller4301]

We are meant to be Stewards of this planet and every creature on her. It is a gift from God. Looking after the beings is our responsibility. A huge thank you to all who try to help. 💖

[@andersbuckner2371]

THATS ENOUGH SLICES!!!!!

[@jimlahey5593]

Save me uh sliiiiiice

[@georgereed5071]

Justin whitehead

[@Ehxaas]

Let them do their Job

[@charliebell4632]

Lol he did a great job could u imagine how relieved that animal is

[@quetimporta213]

You obviously don't know what you're doing then. There's plenty left🙄

[@maryannlaylanzon9885]

Thank God for the animals relief

[@janetbrown6409]

Thanks for helping him

[@JewlofTheNile914]

Aww poor baby, thank God for this person to get him fixed up.. kudos dude 😄💙💙

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

I love watching these videos and I don't ride or horses or live on a ranch. They're just so satisfying lol

[@galekelsey224]

Bet he feels Sooooooo much better. Sweet little guy...🐴💖

[@jerrycraig6522]

Poor donkey so glad you fixed him!!!

[@justthefacts8872]

Thank you. You're doing God's work.

[@jturtle5318]

These donkeys are raised in dirty barns with overgrown hooves. Hardly work on behalf of a deity.

[@justthefacts8872]

@@jturtle5318I have no idea what you're. talking about, but I'm sure that some other miserable person does. I can't even compliment a farrier without some gray cloud entering the conversation.

[@jeandeanrif8969]

Thank you for your loving care

[@seanmorgan2356]

Glad someone was there to help him out.

[@juanmoreno8343]

I’m always amazed at how calm these giant animals remain during a little maintenance lol I’d be nervous af doing this.

[@zayden2835]

Hoof is like a nail of ours. It's painless c:

[@darkense666]

@@zayden2835 but what if it’s an infection like this one?? Will still hurt them you know!!

[@zayden2835]

@@darkense666 good point.. well i mean in general it doesn't hurt at all. If cut too deep, it will bleed and also infections like you said it will be tough. If something serious, it's highly chance to put them down.

[@Hopesandfears74]

Stop calling this amateur a "master"

[@jac8614]

What’s the difference

[@lazerbeamspewpew4728]

He’s butthurt his boyfriend is seeing other men.

[@citizenkhan4696]

@@lazerbeamspewpew4728 You better watch yourself before i steal your mothers boyfriend.

[@TrevorIsCommenting]

@@lazerbeamspewpew4728 the guy is doing an extremely basic cutting on a neglected horse. You're just so ignorant to what's going on that you can't recognize what I said

[@Peachy_PlaysRblx]

@@lazerbeamspewpew4728 for one, who said he was gay?? And for two, y’all don’t know the story of this guy and who he really is

[@shannongrymes6264]

Don’t worry everyone, the nerves and pain sensors in a horse’s, donkey’s, and zebra’s hoof are real deep in the foot, it might actually be liking this, since that is the donkey’s equivalent of a nail like the ones on our fingers, just a lot bigger and thicker, so it’s more getting a pedicure, and if this guy wasn’t doing this it would make walking difficult, uncomfortable, and painful for the animal.

[@patortz4531]

Amazing work you do!

[@Bart-Did-it]

My man needs some skill n sum tools ⚒️ that must feel better somehow but walking gonna be wobbly af .

[@ky8923]

im sure he’s gonna fix it up, he needed to get the big stuff off before he can fix it up or wtv.

[@Bart-Did-it]

@@ky8923 yeh maybe but the farriers I watch don’t drop the hoof till it’s done and perfect . That tool looks nasty but effective I suppose just looks gash to me but I’m no real expert.

[@ky8923]

@@Bart-Did-it Yeah he might’ve dropped it to get a new tool, all farriers do it differently

[@TrevorIsCommenting]

@@ky8923 no, this guy is finished. They let these donkeys Hooves get so incredibly bad and then they just Slice It Off and let them be on their way

[@ky8923]

@@TrevorIsCommenting you don’t exactly know that. maybe some do, but you can’t js assume it about all of them

[@patsyfurrnunez182]

That act of love,knowledge,care for the animal almost made me cry! Thank you 💖

[@mcervantes362]

I love how the donkey so gently, timidly puts his hoof down, expecting pain but finding none.

[@GailFlesch]

At last he is free of pain thank you ❤

[@tonywyllie6487]

thanks for helping master

[@carolyounce5810]

This guy insanely cut off half of this donkeys BACK HOOF!!

[@rosiemarriott7988]

Its better that way it was hard for the poor thing to walk a nice trim up is better for them

[@onlyrml2010]

He can't feel it. It helps

[@rosiemarriott7988]

@@onlyrml2010 yea you are very right its like cutting fingernails and toenails we dont feel it neither does donkeys

[@christopherwason3349]

What they never mention is the awful sickly smell of fresh exposed hoof tissue

[@newjargon1697]

You get used to it. I feed some of the cleaner trimmings to my sheps.

[@setanta9796]

What does it smell like

[@onion8216]

Never thought it smelled

[@travishouston3825]

Not going to like for some reason this already bothered me. Idk why just the way it sounds and it looks just 😖 lol. Now that you say it smells makes it much worse lmao

[@mattharrell6880]

That is the smell of money. Sure at first it smells like thrush, shit, piss, rot, funk but then the owner pays up.

[@kevinburns5762]

I don't think the hoof gp would like this! 😂

[@BarbaraNickelsen]

Ah, that’s a relief!😊😄💕

[@AJAA3]

When I cu t my finger NaiLs :THAT'S ENOUGH SLICES!:

[@xshleiiqh]

The fact that the frog was left looking like THAT. It’s making me cringe-

[@janellet85]

That is exactly what I was thinking. If he’s in pain, the frog needs to be trimmed out, the hood probably needs to be at a better angle and a corrective shoe/pad could’ve been added. But anything for the gram.

[@xshleiiqh]

@@janellet85 exactly! If your doing a job, do it properly. People like that really annoy me, especially with stuff like this when I can notice what they have done wrong and I’m not even the one doing the job!

[@brittlemons1]

I was thinking the same thing ! Get a hoof pick! It takes 1 minute tops…

[@marysmith8685]

Totally agree with all of you

[@Yaeon-g6j]

wait im sorry im confused; frog?

[@barrybongers8288]

It was messed up before the trim and now it’s messed up after the trim

[@TheMC757]

Hahaha yup!!😅😅😅