HORSESHOEING // WHAT HAPPENED Here? // Applying a BARSHOE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- Today we are working with veternarians to helping out a horse that is having some lameness problems. Ask any questions you have in the comments and I will do my best to get them answered for you! Or if you want to just leave a comment to let us know where you are from that is fun too!
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me a city boy: yep those are metal things that go on horses
Yeah ;^;
You’re too stinking Funny! 😂🤣😂
Brass nucks for a horse 🤔
Me also a ciry boi:Isnt that the thing they throw to the large nails?
Blacksmith, farrier, and a vet student? Wow.
And youtuber
"A farrier is a specialist in equine hoof care. A farrier combines some blacksmith's skills (fabricating, adapting, and adjusting metal shoes) with some veterinarian's skills (knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the lower limb) to care for horses' feet." - Wikipedia.
And husband and father. Respect.
@@mothball5425 For real.
Our boy do be hella educated
I never thought I'd find entertainment in watching a ferrier work, but you have taught me a lot. Definitely a lot more to know to be a ferrier than what people may think. Nice work!
It's custom made orthopedic shoes for a horse. I'm fascinated with the combination of veterinary medicine, craftsmanship, artistry, and patience required for a good farrier.
I love that you're teaching people about horse's hooves. It's honestly kinda annoying when people would argue with me about shoeing and say I'm being 'rough' with the frog (I was cleaning it because I didn't want the horse to get thrush) I think people believe the frog is sensitive because it covers up the more sensitive material?
It was only about a year ago I learned horses shed their frog. And I was taught to be careful wheb picking around the frog. I winced while he was cleaning it until I remembered that trimming frogs and shedding them is actually pretty normal. Definitely a cool video.
Yeah.. if a horse is sensitive around their frogs, that’s a sign that there’s *trouble* brewing, and is not at all normal. Ofc you wanna be careful not to like stab through that groove or anything, but like you gotta get it clean so you’re horsey’s feet stay healthy and *avoid* putting them in pain from an infection, ya know?
I appreciate that you talk through the process. Similar youtube channels without the commentary are interesting, but I don't learn as much. I'd like to learn more of the anatomy as it relates to shoeing horses.... Anyway, keep it up. (I"m from the Washington, DC area)
I totally agree. So often I want to ask them, "Why are you doing it that way?"
Same. When you’re an in person student, you can ask questions. Not so much over the internet, so the commentary helps
I have such an enormous respect for farriers- artisans who use their hands, take pleasure in a job well done, and aren’t afraid of a little sweat and a little dirt. The feet make the horse.... and a good farrier makes the feet.
I feel you all go unrecognized, and under appreciated more often than they should. You’re mathematicians, problem solvers, Magyver, a bit of Indiana Jones, alchemists, and offer unbelievable patience and compassion. More often than not... weight lifters, babysitters, horse trainers, and at times ... saviors and heroes.
Than you
Wonderful video and explanation
Idk why I’m obsessed with his videos. I’ve never owned a horse or ever want to lol. It’s just relaxing.
Every time I'm amazed how much you can do for a horse with "only" giving it the right horseshoes.
You're a magician in my humble opinion.
Saying hi from the Netherlands. 🤗
I'm from Poland. My dad's grandpa was a blacksmith in his village as well as one of the best horseshoe makers around. I've only heard about him from my father. And somehow YT recommened me this channel - best recommedation so far. Keep up the great work!
You have the heart of a teacher. Don't ever lose that!
OH! And hello from Tallahassee.
Me to myself: why are you watching this you don't even have a horse?
My autistic brain needing to absorb any and all information about animals: I JUST WANNA LEARN
PS greetings from Norway
Think of it as preserving information that might otherwise be lost. It's not like there are farriers on every corner.
I also look up elephant foot trimming/pedicures. I guess that also makes me weird(er).
I watch Aaron Lavoy and Hoof GP trim cows feet for the same reason. I have never interacted with cows but it's still interesting to watch.
Same here, though I am Swedish.
@@brissygirl4997 Nate the hoof guy is super educational too
I have been fascinated by farriers since I was a child hanging out at the stables. These videos are satisfying to watch and informative. It truly is an orthopedic form of art you perform for the horses.
I just woke up and I'm happy I get to watch this before I get up!! Hope you're healthy & safe. Love from Las Vegas
You’re clients are lucky to have you! ✌🏼
Hi, I'm living in Tallahassee, Florida but I work up in Michigan at a horse ranch called Wolf Lake Ranch over the summers. I started learning how to trim last summer and love watching these videos to help me learn and refresh my skills!!!
Very cool!
Hi Casey, if you want to learn more about horses, go to the TH-cam Video Site, Think Like a Horse, by Rick Gore. He is an awesome horseman, and an excellent teacher.
What a patient horsey to let you do a shoeing job with zero qualms even tho she’s had multiple surgeries on that foot. A real testament to how gentle you are with your customers too. Always great to see you work :)
When he starts blacksmithing I always think of that line from anchorman “I'm a man who discovered the wheel and built the Eiffel Tower out of metal and brawn. That's what kind of man I am.” Lol jokes aside, great work though. Amazing to see this process.
Maybe im dumb but whats anchorman?
@@delayni638anchorman is a movie. A movie that everyone should see.
Сразу видно человека который получает удовольствие от своей работы, прикольный молоток.
I don't even know alot about horses it's just satisfying to watch
These videos are beautiful. Thinking how these horses have been in pain. Just feels good to watch you help them out. And wow on the new shoes!! 😊
I’m from Victoria, Australia and I’ve probably gone through most of your videos within the last few weeks! I love your practise, I find it so fascinating and enjoyable to watch. I think your videos are great the way they are already, I don’t think there’s any recommendations I could think of to improve your videos so just keep up the good work!
My only experience with horses is a few rides decades ago and visiting my aunts farm once every year. However, despite not being around horses on a regular basis, I find your videos to be intriguing and relaxing at the same time. You do your work extremely effeciently yet still give the animal time to relax and rest between sessions. Then the results are concrete as you can see them stand tall and proud. I can just imagine the sense of relief some of them feel when they have their hooves properly taken care of. Thanks for making such great content and for being so kind to the animals you see!
The confidence in your voice! The evolution! We love to hear it 😭
I never seen how the shoes are put on horses and i could tell the horse was in no distress wen you put it on as im sure it would have reared up and hoofed you (if thats how its said) if it was hurt, this was very good to see and interesting too, good vid and keep up the good work mate.
They can get downright pissy when they don't like what's going on. My AQH once lifted her stall door off its tracks because I was taking too long to bring her her dinner! I popped out of the feed room when it came crashing down and she climbed over it, stood in the aisle, and stared at me like, "Well? Where's my hay, woman?"
Me every time he apologizes because of the camera angle:
Pliz dont apologize you are so precious and you explain everyrhing so well - i love your videos!!
218 dislikes what for this was a great informative video anyone who spends there time betters the life of animals deserves thumbs up. thanks bloke.
Me: knows nothing about horses
TH-cam: wanna see a horse getting a pedicure
Me: well hell yeahh!!
It's great how you always greet the viewers warmly and treat the horses with respect. Thanks! You do make part of world a wonderful place. Best wishes from Virginia.
I really like your videos because you help out horses with hooves that are damage and that have a sickness and it had inspired me to become a farrier when I grow up you really inspire me
He claims to be a student, but he looks and sounds like a professional to me. I don’t own or know much about horses but I would have this man on speed dial if I did. Howdy from sunny Colorado.
Gosh I find this so relaxing! And it's so good how you talk through everything. Sending lots of love from the UK, please keep making these wonderful videos ❤️
The only thing better than this guys knowledge and the great way he has of explaining things is THOSE ARMS 🔥
Your videos are fantastic. Don’t change your ways, stay humble and kind. Love the homegrown, genuine feel.
I can't stop watching your videos
Your commentary is soooo smooth and pro now. Love it, could listen all day. Would be interested in a channel on your veterinary training too. London, England 👋
Love your videos, I've been interested in horseshoeing for a long time so this is a great way to get a more in depth idea of what the work is like. A big thank you from Belgium!
I always look forward to your videos Sheldon! I've gone back and watched every single one since I discovered your channel a month or so ago. It's great to see all the work you do to help these horses while making it informational for us.
Awesome, thank you!
Some 75 years ago I would walk down the street and watch our Blacksmith shoe horses. Spending hours there it was amazing what he did with those shoes. He was a quiet man and I did not ask questions about why and what he was doing. Because of your videos and wonderful narrative now I know! Thanks.
Grew up on a small horse farm. Mom was a dressage champ in her prime. The Ferrier was always a treat to watch, as a kid. Thanks, Mom! Thanks S&S!
Love to see this! I would never want to disturb my farrier while he’s working so it’s cool to see how you explain things here.
This is amazing work Sheldon. I hope your week has gone well And thanks for showing us how you help these horses. Your metal smithing is top notch. Keep up the great work.
The amount of work, thought, techniques, and tools that go into this amazes me.
Also I’ve never put a piece of hot metal on a horse hoof before ,but I feel like that burn fitting process must smell awful.
Every video, I learn something new. Love your videos, and how throughly you explain things. Thanks!
Beautiful work. I grew up with horses, but I still learn something new in every one of your videos.
Thanks for taking care. God bless your job
I love these videos. So good to see these horses get kind and competent care. So good to see such a skilled person do their job. It's calming and relaxing, too, to watch the process. Thanks! from College Park, MD
I am so fascinaated with all the knowledge you share concerning what you are doing to help the horse. Thank you for that. I have been binging on your videos. So relaxing.
Hello from Reading England , you young man are an absolutely amazing farrier, when I was young I used to ride a lot and loved to watch the blacksmith as we called him I’m talking 1960 so I very much enjoy your video and your narrative so bless you all stay safe our very best wishes ❤️xx👵🏻👴🏻
Alaskan here. Got a barrel racing mom! Love horse people. We love the videos!. Best place to go to school
Thank you for taking such good care of them
Its great to see people help horses in need! ☺👌
I love watching your videos and thank you for helping these horses
You are so talented! I never realized how much knowledge and skill goes into horseshoes and the animals’ individual foot needs. Thanks for doing these videos!
Love your videos! I always love watching my farrier work. It’s so interesting to see the techniques that you guys both use versus the techniques that are unique to each of you. I love that I’m always learning something new!
Thank you very much!
I love the way you explain everything and how calm you are. This channel is my new favorite, even though I haven't been near a horse since my childhood. ☺️ Greetings from Finland.
Love your work and your dedication to hourses. Your teaching us a lot that goes unnoticed. You have one of the most important jobs that any hourse owner never take for granted. Keep up the great work you do. Thanks. Coarl Springs, Florida
I appreciate that!
Can you do a tour of your set up/truck
It's cool to see how trusting and calm the horse remains throughout the whole shoeing.
Multiple surgeries on that foot, must not be feeling great, and yet Zero hesitation with Sheldon hammering away on this therapeutic shoe to help her out. So heart melting. What a sweet and patient horsey. She must know he’s helping her too. (Horses are so good at reading people, dude. One of the things I love so much about them).
Really nice to see a man who is really interested in his job and more than that he wants to get it right for the horse. There are a lot of farriers that do it as a job not care so much about the horse. This guy is not one of them. So I will say thank you so much on behalf of all the horses you treat. They are lucky to have you, I do hope there owners appreciate the difference in you and the others.
Good job .
Regards
Colin (from York England)
very kind
There is just something amazing about watching someone skilled at their trade and fluid with their movements with their tools.
Your videos have actually inspired me to make a career move to this path and am currently trying to enroll in a farrier school here in Alabama. Thanks for all the knowledge you're passing on.
Man I just randomly got recommended your video and instantly subscribed and watched videos from 11 months back keep it up man I love what you do and your breathing has never once bothered me.
Aye let's go and I got the heart. You really are a legend
Sheldon is so talented. I love watching him in his craft. Such respect. 🙌🏽🤗
È uno spettacolo vederti lavorare.sei bravissimo!
I learnt a lot already from just two videos so far and cannot wait to watch more!! I don't own a horse but this was really helpful. Keep doing what you are doing because it is great! 👍
Sweden here: I really like when you talk about the anatomy, why things happen, how to prevent, how to mitigate, how to... Like, Why you do things as you do. Please continue with that and do more! More details!
I’m from Cleveland, Ohio and I enjoy seeing you help these animals. Great craftsmanship on the custom shoes.
You are so humble and it is a pleasure watching, learning and listening to you. I’m from Summerfield Fl, right next to Ocala, the horse country of the world.
I enjoy watching your channel it's very satisfying. learned something new, also productive.
Wow , what a nice job . You really are talented . When I was 15 I owned a quarterhorse mare . Shortly after I saved her from an auction for dog food , while riding her she stared tripping and quickly became unrideable. The first vet said she was old , lame and instead of wasting lots of money on her I should just medicate her and not ride her . He prescribed phenylbutizone and my horse was wasted . Did nothing but sleep . Firing that vet was the best thing I could have done for her . The new one x-rayed her right in my driveway and told me she had a sore navicular bone which was very hard to treat but if I wanted to try he would help . He prescribed degree pads for her to be shod with . I don't remember exactly the measurements but they were quite steep . I didn't ride her right away but just let her get used to them and heal . I started lunging her and in about a month I was riding her again . He and my farrier saved her life .
This dude soo chill makes me wanna be the horse and enjoy the process😀😀 ..honestly it’s calming watching your videos in the comfort of bed and it’s rain season !!!🇹🇷
Sheldon deserves all the love in the world ❤
Hi, I'm fairly new to your channel and I have to say I absolutely love it. You're an awesome teacher I've learned so much watching your videos. I'm gonna spread the word a channel like this should have well over a million subscribers and I dont doubt some day you will. Best of luck and please keep up the great work, you're awesome!!!
I love the videos, actually get really excited when I see a new one. Just a personal issue though (And I have no idea if I'm in the minority or not) is the music. I would personally prefer if there was none so I could focus a bit more on what you are saying. Other than that I love the videos they are so relaxing and educational!
Thanks for letting me know
I agree. Your content is good enough as is, you don't need the music! 😊
I actaully lile the music. it is soft and mellow enough to not be distracting to me.
Хоть я и не знаю Английский язык, но мне интересно. сразу видно человек Профессионал своего дела🤠🐴
Поддерживаю!!!
Copy and paste??
I believe it's Russian
I love watching all your videos and I love seeing them improve over time. Thanks so much for posting! Sending love from Minnesota 🥰
Glad you like them!
Hi! Your videos are awesome, I always learn so much from your explanations :) I am actually French but right now I'm a first year vet student in Spain, so watching your channel is really useful! Love your work ;)
Just discovered this channel, and the concept of horseshowing, today! Gotta say I'm loving it :)) and it's awesome to finally learn what horse shoes are for!
You are amazing. What a craftsman. Your lucky horses.
Your so Engrossing ! I've learned alot just by watching ,and now subscribing ...
I swear, I could watch farrier work all day long. Makes me so happy to see a ragged foot (not that this one was was ragged or anything) turned out pretty again! Haven't see much specialty farrier work and I find that particularly fascinating! Prayers for this mare to return to soundness. Thank you for sharing! When I am stuck at work, I love to watch these videos to remind me of why I am stuck at work so I can enjoy the barn time later because horses ain't cheap! LOL! Take care and be safe!
the horse seems nice and calm - they can probably sense who knows what they are doing
these videos are very relaxing for some reason... great content! thanks for the knowledge!
I'm happy they called you! On Pinto's last update, his foot was improving!
Love watching these videos to relax after a stressful day- and learn a lot too. Hello from PA!
Hello from Spain.
I do like a lot ur videos, i usually watch them before going to sleep because they are so relaxing for me. Crear job!
The wee horse is also fortunate to have a solid ferrier too. Always such interesting videos and cool forge and how you maintain your tools
It hurts my tummy if i watch vids like this
but you know idc and i watch it any ways still watch it every day and i love your channel!🐴🐎
from wyoming but I live in Oklahoma now. I've been watching for a few months now and I love your videos it's always nice to learn something and watch such a satisfying process. keep up the awesome work.
You are so very talented and skilled in this field. The way you work looks so cool and a artistry. You are Amazing 😊 Thank you. From LA California
I’m just a city boy from Rhode Island. But you working on horses brings back so many memories form when I was a young lad growing up in Puerto Rico, my grandfather always had horses and I remember him doing this.
Your videos are awesome and very informative. God bless you
Really enjoy watching ur videos. I had a few years back will keep watching
I started watching ur vids as i came across someone changing horseshoe cuz it is satisfying so i searched for changing horseshoe vids and ur videos are entertaining and informational,
Love from Pakistan
You take great care of the house an amazing workmanship
I love these videos so much !! It's so cool and interesting seeing you do these things. And I learn so much as well. Thank you for making the videos!!!
I'm from Argentina, i know nothing about horses but i watch your videos almost every night. It's so relaxing and satisfying to watch
Love how you catch the nail tip when you cut it...extra courteous, and appreciated! saves magnet clean up later.
most all of them
From Kentucky & you do such a great job !!
My husband has always done our horses feet & is also enjoying your videos. Keep up with your busy life 😊
Good, clear, simple & honest video. Thank you.
You're welcome!