Satisfying Full Horse Hoof Restoration | 4K FARRIER ASMR 

Bravo ooooo!!

Nice, too well done t just say Nice!!

100% Красиво выполненная, радует глаз.

Okay

No need to go to the gym after this! 💪💪

That's how we do it in America too. One man job.

Yeah I was gonna say every shoer I’ve ever seen came alone.

Well Germans ALWAYS have a very narrow specialty

My grandfather was a blacksmith. Always do it alone. May be it is a German feature to divide simple work into pieces

I thought it was funny that the horse pulled his foot on the last easy thing like he new it was supposed to be over now. 😂

I watched this be done in person and asked the guy the same question and he said “only take off until you see the white, the longer you do it the better at it you’ll be” I myself would be scared to over do it to

yeah i think that's it they use rocks to do the job

Yes that is basically what the google says. And they walk a lot more generally. And not all domesticated horses have shod hooves.

Yes. The exterior hoof capsule gets chipped or worn or away. The whole hoof makes contact with the surface, not only the outer edge and hardens like horn. The unshod horse/zebra/donkey walks on its soles as intended. The soles are softer than the hoof capsule and abrades away. In wild and properly conditioned barefoot horses the end result is called the mustang roll. Most domesticated horses do not get enough mileage to achieve a healthy wear which calls for trimming. Unshod hooves allow the capsule to flex when bearing weight This flexing acts as an auxiliary vascular pump. That is why some say that horses have five hearts. Shoeing origins were to prevent slipping on ice and only the front hooves were shod and after the winter season these horses were unshod and given a whole season to recover. Shod horses have sharp arrow shaped frogs while wild horses have heart shaped frogs. Shoeing is ingrained in horse culture and shoeing a horse impressive and skilled work. Opinions about shoeing are as strong as on the topics of sport and religion. For a domesticated horse kept on limited space and often stabled hoof wear is insufficient so hooves have to be trimmed and filed. After trimming and filing the exposed horny tissue is soft and sensitive, as it takes time to harden which is an argument used to prescribe horse shoes. With the bulk of the horse's weight focused on the periphery of the hoof capsule the soles do no touch the ground. The weight above is not properly distributed and eventually the unsupported coffin bone can protrude from the sole in what is called founder's disease. Due to lack of flexing the hoof shape becomes characteristically elongated, with an arrow shape frog and narrow heel bulbs. Even if such a horse then goes barefoot, years after it will be instantly obvious that it was at some time shod and for how long. Horses are over engineered, that is why they are able to put up with this for quite a long time. But it is a controversial topic, best not to criticize a farrier of owner who shoes his horses.

Pretty much so.

A veces , no necesariamente es asi, ejemplo: una vez una de mis lleguas sufria de machucones en las manos, luego de hacerle unas radiografias : me salio que por un tema congenito no tenia casi talon por eso sufria de machucones, la solucion colocar ademas de las plantillas la heradura ortopedica llamada corazon : la misma hace que el caballo saque mas rapido las manos del piso y no caiga con todo el peso de cuerpo, ya que la llegua era entrenada para correr en el turf...las plantillas no pueden estar colocadas mas de tres meses ,sino aparecen otros tipos de problemas en los vasos.....!!! Saludos desde argentina...!!!

I'm also seeing this for the first time

I saw in germany that they add a rubber midsole. Maybe because of the cushioning?

Guessing...prob application specific since you have to factor in wear, moisture and such. It probably feels more cushy though than a rubber midsole but doesn't last as long. If you have a good cadence of shoeing, I'd imagine the leather will be replaced before it wears out.

It looked like there was a crack in the hoof, or some infection with the frog. The purple drops I think were medication to help heal the injury and the putty and leather sole were just for protection while it heals.

Usually rubber or leather pads are for protection of the sole, if they get stone bruises easily or have thin soles. The putty is to fill the gap and keep bacteria out. The purple drops are a thruth treatment and while I've never seen the crystals, it looked like it might be a copper sulfate type treatment, which also helps with infections and thrush.

​@@Junyrmint16thanks!😊

​@@SanchoKobethanks!😊

ممنونم از نظر شما در مورد ایران و زمان محمدرضا شاه. اما الان ایران بعد از شاه و با این آیت اله های خونخوار به 100 سال قبل برگشته است. به امید آزادی

Он так делает свою работу, потому что его жена очень любит деньги.

Он делает копыта не своей жене!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

Ty ty

@@MaupinFarrierCo you are most welcome!

700 - 800 degrees Celsius (1300 - 1500 in "We went to the moon" units) is when steel starts glowing red. This should be the approximate temperature of that horseshoe since it was starting to glow red when he pulled it out. No idea on the blue stuff since I'm not a farrier.

@@notcrazy6288 Thank you sir.