SATISFYING - (HANDMADE SHOES) HOOF RESTORATION. 

Because this is a work done very well I guess :)

because it's about cleaning😍😄

@@lovinbh5817 it's the hammer and anvil noise that really just is it

Me too

For me , it's the British accent in the background👌👍

Kim

Welcome! You're going to be hooked now! 😂

@@Rai_S82 Amen!

That sounds really odd out of context, but your right. Its awesome!!

The sole gets chalky as it grows out the ground conditions can can accentuate the texture if its dry or wet.

Do you mean legally?

@@CSPlushies No just in general

Yes, it does need training. A lot of people nowadays start when a foal is a couple of days old by gently getting them used to having their legs touched and the hoofs picked up. The horse needs to learn to balance on 3 legs while you hold the 4th one up to clean the underside. That is done every day so dirt and little stones are removed and don't cause the hoofs any harm. It's also good preparation for when the farrier comes for the first time. Good owners will also get the foal used to the noises that go along with the farriers work like the clicking of the pliers and stuff like that. At first a young horse is often a bit worried about the farrier but with time and a nice and patient farrier they learn the it doesn't hurt and then they relax 😊

Most likely

it just smells like smoke lol.

People brand by either burn the leather or use liquid nitrogen to make a mark on their skin

it very much does lol.

Hes at s stable, you are listening to a riding coach as shes working with HER clients.

@@kimcallaghan3404 sigh. Find a sense of humour.

The audacity she has