PAINFUL HORSE HOOF | Satisfying Therapeutic HORSESHOEING | Farrier 

I feel like a five year old that has stumbled into a conversation with grownups. I understand some of what's being said and trying to get the rest through context. That said, I enjoyed watching and listening.

I know nothing about horses and even less about horse shoes but I find these videos so satisfying

I did not know that the tanning process gives the leather antimicrobial properties. That is a plus for a healing hoof. Your pretty thoughtful in your treatment of your patients.

Being high made this video extra special. I had no idea horse shoe repair was so scientific & labor intensive. Instant subscribe.

This guy cares for these animals ,Trying to make sure their feet are comfortable that’s good.

My goodness the intelligence and trust of this horse is amazing. Look at how the horse cooperates.

God bless this man's heart. You can tell everything he does comes from the heart. The craftmanship is simply art level. I enjoyed every second and I don't even have a horse. I just love animals... and humans too.

There’s something so magical about working with animals. So righteous

I know nothing about horses or horse shoes, so why can I not stop watching these videos? 😂

It’s been too long. We missed you! Love the way you explain things, definitely helps understand what you do and why.

“They blocked that nerve and he was no longer lame” yeah he was rad af

Just yesterday I adopted a beautiful Iberian mare. Her feet were horribly overgrown, and it was so painful she could barely stand for her trim. Now, she's resting in a huge pen, on clean, solid ground, with all the food and water she needs. I think I'm going to call her Freya.

Ive had horses for nearly 40 yrs. Impressed with your explanations, knowledge, and demeaner with the horses.

i like how he pets the horsey occasionally , so cute!

I really appreciate how you handle this horse - I've seen a lot of other online farrier videos where they drop their feet when they're done, don't move down the leg, don't 'ask' for their feet but just kind of grab them, etc.

I’ve barely worked with horses but I was always told ‘only do these specific spots when cleaning the feet or you’ll hurt the horse!’ So at the beginning I was like ‘NOOOOO STOP TAKING OFF HOOF PARTS!’

Thank you, you took me back 65 years and watching my grandpa working on our draft horses

As an artist who never plans to shoe a horse, I still get a lot out of the problem solving, tools use, and fabrication methods. It feels like a healthy value to create in the world, too. Thanks for sharing your life.

I haven't owned a horse in years & have never seen anything like this. This was fascinating.

The little pets in between the different shoeing stages melt my heart 🥰 I love animals. Can’t resist the urge to pet them. I really need to see more horses. They’re such beautiful creatures