Great Improvements on not only the hooves but the coat as well. You are always kind to the horse and your work is excellent. Special blessings for the owners who take in an equine like that and give it a great home.
Poor baby! It's so sad and heartbreaking to see this sweet and cute girl neglected and the hooves in bad condition. Fortinately she is in the care of good people. Needles to say your work is excellent. It's obvious how much you love and care for these precious babies. Good luck to you. All the best.🐴🐎😂😀
I’m so glad she found her way to a good place. Thank you to all who helped her along the way, and you for taking good care of her feet! And she got a nice treat at the end!!
I just don’t understand how anyone could neglect such a little cutie pie, such a sweet little pony, with the cutest little tootsies😂an awesome job Peter, such a great channel, so very happy I found it, thank you so much for posting, take care Peter.👍💙🐎
Thank you for the follow up video. Good to see that the rescue is continuing to receive the care needed. Looking forward to more videos. Job Well Done!
Always find the shetlands tough; never an easy way to hold them down there! Great to see her improvement though bud, so lovely to see neglected animals on their way to good again
Love how to go back to the first video to show each part of the foot and the improvement on each section. Can see the difference in the laminae (excuse if I spelt this wrong 😂) well done to you and to the new owners. Hope the red paint wasn’t too bad 🤣🤣
Thank you. Still a long way to go but the improvement is there. Can’t expect so much damage to be corrected in five months. The red paint is fine thank you 😂
Expertly done!! So glad the little one is looking and probably feeling so much better these days… we had a rescue mini in the same condition if not worse…. Poor thing was so sore after each trim but got there….. sadly his broke his leg and had to be put down but he was well loved while we had him!
So was that still six months between trims? Seems like a long time or do you need to leave them that long to recover when that badly overgrown? I know you only get to come out when requested. Nice work!
Thanks for this video with a follow up. They are so much more interesting that the regular 'neglegted pony trim'. Just wondering... Why are addressing the laminitic toe from the top? I mean, she has no hoofwall halfway up the front. I get it that you want her to break over well, but couldn't that be accomplished with a good roll? Isn't it dangerous to have her hoof exposed so much, with that little wall? Or is that beneficial for the kind of growth that you want?
I've got a question, what happens with wild horses, "brumbies"? They must have similar issues with their hooves, but they can't be fixed when in the wild? (Australia)
@@Peterthefarrier Oh good! The pony is in good hands, then. She seems to grow a foot quite quickly. It was fascinating to me to see just how far back you took her feet - more than I have ever seen before, and she seemed to be fine with it. I would like to maybe show this video to my trimmer, if I may?
Didn't mean to come across as critical - apologies if I did. I'm just amazed at how much you took off the front of the foot on that second trim you showed without any discomfort for the pony. Demonstrates what is possible. Thanks for this.
@@janetbarkwithI think it's _because_ the feet have been trimmed on a regular basis that so much could be taken off without any problem arising. Without regular trimming, one would have to be much more circumspect in order to avoid soreness.
Dam, they look like one of my big toenails. I need a farrier quick!
I see you have gotten new chaps you promised yourself 👍🇬🇧
I have got new chaps. These ones are not as airy though 😂
Great Improvements on not only the hooves but the coat as well. You are always kind to the horse and your work is excellent. Special blessings for the owners who take in an equine like that and give it a great home.
Thank you Siona. They are good people that have taken in a few rescue horses. They have given them a second chance.
Thank you for the update.
I'm so happy she found a soft place to land!
Vast improvement on this little one. Thank you for sharing.🐴
Always enjoy follow up videos - seeing the change over time is very instructive.
Thank you Pat. I will try do some more. Any horses you would like to see again?
Poor baby! It's so sad and heartbreaking to see this sweet and cute girl neglected and the hooves in bad condition. Fortinately she is in the care of good people. Needles to say your work is excellent. It's obvious how much you love and care for these precious babies. Good luck to you. All the best.🐴🐎😂😀
Excellent work and very interesting to watch. Appreciate you taking time to educate your audience!
Thank you for the love you give these horses Peter.
She deffo is a well behaved lil pony she deserves lovely hooves for the summer ...
She is good but definitely has her own attitude 😂. Hopefully her hooves will get better and better.
Such tiny little hooves. Bless. Big hooves, little hooves, you do the best hooves Peter.👍
Thank you Linda 😊
I’m so glad she found her way to a good place. Thank you to all who helped her along the way, and you for taking good care of her feet! And she got a nice treat at the end!!
I just don’t understand how anyone could neglect such a little cutie pie, such a sweet little pony, with the cutest little tootsies😂an awesome job Peter, such a great channel, so very happy I found it, thank you so much for posting, take care Peter.👍💙🐎
Thank you for the follow up video on this pretty little rescue pony. ❤️
No problem. She has definitely has got a new energy for life.
You've done an amazing job getting her feet healthy again! Thank God she is with new owners who care enough about her to keep up with this! 💖🤗
Thank you Jennifer. She is in a loving home now.
Thank you for the follow up video. Good to see that the rescue is continuing to receive the care needed. Looking forward to more videos. Job Well Done!
It must be hard working on such little feet. Im glad she has you, taking good care of her.👍
Thank you Jennifer 😊
Such tiny little hooves! So cute and looking so much better Peter❤
Excellent video congratulations
Thank you Silvio.
very good your work 👏👏👏
Glad she’s coming along so well in her new home. 🥰 Thank you for the update.
She is definitely happy in her new home. She spends her days with the other rescue ponies.
Sooooo wonderful that you could help this pony❤
Glad to see you have chaps on without holes in 😂 Peter. Great job on her 👏🏻
Sweet pony must feel better after having her hoofs sorted ✅
Well she was definitely happy when she was out playing with her friends after her trim.
MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT ❤
Always find the shetlands tough; never an easy way to hold them down there! Great to see her improvement though bud, so lovely to see neglected animals on their way to good again
Love how to go back to the first video to show each part of the foot and the improvement on each section. Can see the difference in the laminae (excuse if I spelt this wrong 😂) well done to you and to the new owners. Hope the red paint wasn’t too bad 🤣🤣
Thank you. Still a long way to go but the improvement is there. Can’t expect so much damage to be corrected in five months. The red paint is fine thank you 😂
Expertly done!! So glad the little one is looking and probably feeling so much better these days… we had a rescue mini in the same condition if not worse…. Poor thing was so sore after each trim but got there….. sadly his broke his leg and had to be put down but he was well loved while we had him!
Awe such pretty little feet. Awesome Peter. ❤
Thank you Joy 😊
Thanks so much for the update. Her hooves are so much better.
Thank you Maggie 😊
Such cute little feet and much tidier now
Much better now ❤😊
Thank you.
I so admire watching your work. Great craftmanship and care to complete the job properly ❤
Amazing job! What incredible difference!
So glad she's getting the best hoof care. Blessings to you.
I am just glad she is feeling better and able to play with her friends.
What little hooves!
Great work, now the pony is feeling better ❤!
B E A utiful, as Jim Carry would say.
Thank you
nice to see a man that KNOWS how to do this work. Not like alot of 🤡🤡🤡🤡 i see TRYING to do it
Perfect look at all that stretched laminae there at 1:53
So good what you're doing :~)
aaw it’s so sweet ❤ lovely how it has improved so much ❤🐴
Thank you Angel 😊
So much improvement. Still a little way to go but i bet she feels a whole lot better.
So was that still six months between trims?
Seems like a long time or do you need to leave them that long to recover when that badly overgrown?
I know you only get to come out when requested.
Nice work!
Thank you, I have trimmed her a few times this year. It is just that I only recorded the first trim and the trim I did that day.
@@Peterthefarrier Looks like she is making great progress.
Hope your red paint heals fast :)
🐴👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks for this video with a follow up. They are so much more interesting that the regular 'neglegted pony trim'.
Just wondering... Why are addressing the laminitic toe from the top? I mean, she has no hoofwall halfway up the front. I get it that you want her to break over well, but couldn't that be accomplished with a good roll? Isn't it dangerous to have her hoof exposed so much, with that little wall? Or is that beneficial for the kind of growth that you want?
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Stay cool, Peter 😎, like your clients. Not nice getting as 🔥🥵 hot as their shoes
I know working in this weather at the moment is something else. Us brits are not used to this weather.
I've got a question, what happens with wild horses, "brumbies"? They must have similar issues with their hooves, but they can't be fixed when in the wild? (Australia)
I could have watched all 4 hooves, they are so small.
It's now mid-June . Please tell me the pony has been trimmed at least 4 or 5 times since January!
She has been on a regular trimming schedule. This was just showing how we started and where we are now.
@@Peterthefarrier Oh good! The pony is in good hands, then. She seems to grow a foot quite quickly. It was fascinating to me to see just how far back you took her feet - more than I have ever seen before, and she seemed to be fine with it. I would like to maybe show this video to my trimmer, if I may?
Didn't mean to come across as critical - apologies if I did. I'm just amazed at how much you took off the front of the foot on that second trim you showed without any discomfort for the pony. Demonstrates what is possible. Thanks for this.
@@janetbarkwithI think it's _because_ the feet have been trimmed on a regular basis that so much could be taken off without any problem arising. Without regular trimming, one would have to be much more circumspect in order to avoid soreness.
How do wild horses cope with their hooves? Do they wear down naturally?
Yes they wear them down naturally in the wild. But as pets they don’t do the same level of walking as a wild horse so we need to trim them.
Where are you located?
At 4:39 >>>>>What about trimming the sole by means of a very wide knife - such as here: "overgrown hooves - donkeys"? You would save a lot of time.
Sounds like a coconut
Gee they leave time between farrier visits for a while. Way overdue to my eye!