HARD HEADED HORSE? Make your farrier love you!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Keeping your horses safe and sound is our #1 priority! In order to keep a safe work space though, sometimes we need to relax our clients a little more! In today's video, Lee Olsen goes over a method we use as a safe alternative to relaxing horses for a better, more comfortable shoeing experience!
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Thank you!! So important for everyone's safety!!
I use that for a draft horse that won't stand still and jerks his foot away. Works like a charm!
I use Dorm gel when needed. It works great. It’s a great product 👍
Great information for horse owners, i have been using this stuff for years. It works great.
That’s a really cool trick. I really like that. I had a Ferrier one time give a shot and one of my horses just to knock them out so they can put shoes on them and I told him I use quietex to keep them quiet so they could show him and he’s like no that stuff doesn’t work I’m just gonna give your horse a shot
Thank you as always!
Great tip. My mare stands fine for the farrier but the vet comes within sight and she is not having it 😂 Have to give her dorm gel and have a confident handler before you can give her a shot. Even is she is sedated from a float, she will turn and try to bite that needle at her neck 😅
It sure beats some of the horrible things I've seen in my life. Twitches, war bridles, twisting an ear, ropes, whips, straps etc. One farrier, if you can call him such, took his rasp and hit my horse in the belly for jumping when he trimmed him too short. It cut him. I assumed it nicked a vein because he bled a puddle the size of a dinner plate before I got the first aid kit. I was hard put not to take that rasp to him. Needless to say, he never set foot on my place again.
Wow sorry that happened I saw a kid do that in horseshoeing class and I about cried 😢 like really wtf!
@@dingo5985 Thank you. It was awful.
I had one quick my horse, and she exploded. Her feet were sore already, and he really hurt her. He blamed it on something in the barn that spooked her...she wasn't spooked she was injured badly. I fired him too! Now she is terrified of farriers, he really messed her up. Even with dorm gel, she won't let them near her fronts. It is awful.
@@chewar7537 I hope you can find a very patient farrier who can help her overcome her fear. It can be done, it just takes patience & work. I had a horse that was terrified of farriers. I worked with one who came weekly for a few months and did just a quick rasp on each hoof- with treats. Then we went to every two weeks, at least a rasp, sometimes a trim. Finally after several months and lots of treats he was able to trim and shoe her normally.
Great product for vets,shoers ,barefoot trimmers and dental providers...as well as a light ( smaller dose) for transporting
Thank you maam! We agree, keeping the animal and the handlers safe is the number one priority here!
I used it today. Trimmed a donkey. Owner gave it half hour before I started. Praise Jesus it went great.
Fantastic! We love to hear that it made your job easier!
I thought this was going to be a good horsemanship video on preparing a horse for the farrier....epic fail here.