SATISFYING HORSE HOOF RESTORATION! 

Someone would just bite into it and it'd be like biting a kitkat 💀

Forbidden Parmesan

Well in a world with 7 billion people I think it already exists

@@christiansoso4633 in a world with 7 billion people i still can't find who asked

@@Hoolahups on bro 😤

Same here 😊

Tooth-filer never gets bit.

Yes ,clean and fluffy

I was thinking that too. Nicely trimmed tails and clean and fluffy legs, these are well cared for horses 🥰

@@Cinnie.Stories exactly my thought. So many of these videos are neglected equine horror shows, but these horses are shod, and most noticeably, their hooves aren’t caked in their own shit like neglects are. Their frogs and matrices are healthy, it was wild to me to see just how vibrantly gradiated a healthy frog is; almost like tigers eye! It’s very heartening to see, these horses live good :)

I only watch the kind of farrier vids were the horse is well cared for I like to enjoy the idea that the ponies are being pampered

@@vanillaskies5186 Yes! Like a horsey spa day.

Still you can’t help but imagine how much better the horse must feel.

Да. Если бы он навредил лошади, то бы получил копейку на лицо.

Some horses are really good about standing still on 3 legs for a while. Here you can put the cradle to good use. Others are more fidgety. Sometimes it's just bad manners the owners never corrected. Or some horses have health issues that make it hard for them to put more wight on the other legs. You may not see it in the videos when the horse is trying to pull the hoof that is between the farriers legs back but he can feel it and compensate by using bis thigh- muscles to prevent that and keep the hoof still. In these cases a cradle would fall over every 10 seconds and be of no use.

For real like Who ever did this u a goat😤

You gotta trim your own nails so?

Да

It's very relaxing

i was thinking the same thing 😂

I've been wondering this too

It shouldn’t be like that. I owned 4 horses and worked on a horse farm where part of my job was to assist the farrier. I’ve never seen anything like it before unless its particular to this breed.

@@debshaw680 Thanks, Deb! I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed. Let’s wait for the farrier to answer our question. Take care.

@@waadfrelle most the time it's because the inside of their hooves get worn from walking so much and it per say sheds. It sheds off the worn off and New hoof ends up growing.

usually 3 months

It's just best to do it every 4-6 weeks because if it does get too long it can really hurt the horse. The reason we cut it down like this is because it doesn't naturally get worn down like the hooves would in the wild. It just prevents any kind of pain when walking.

@@Kaden6659 thanks for the insight!

im not an expert but i believe its just a myth, when we normally clean a hoof the frog has dead skin and mud buildup so it doesnt feel much so the trim all that build up of leaving only the "skin" visable

@@naszefoty8011 yeah i think your right, thanks

Late to the party, I know, but it's my understanding that by branding the hot shoe onto the hoof, the shoe burns its own surface texture and shape onto the hoof's surface, creating a more cohesive fit.

No pain and every 6-8 weeks!

No it doesn’t hurt it’s like getting our finger nails cut but for the horse

They do not feel the pain at all and you need to get there feet done or they will get really really long and the horse will not be able to walk, if it did hurt them the guy would be kicked in the face

@@Sunnystar660 ok thanks 👍

@@picklerick3358:)

It's basically just like clipping your nails