If you're not comfortable in front of the camera, that's okay. There's plenty of popular channels out there that stay anonymous. You do you, friend. We're just here for the ride. ❤
Your voice is really nice to listen to. As someone who's got no knowledge what so ever about animals this is both entertaining and educational to watch.
Dionne Dunsmore dogs love them, really good for them too, much better than those awful dangerous rawhide chews. You should contact a riding school near you, see if they will keep a bag of trimmings for you when the farrier has been. x 😊
Your face do your face and forearms justice! I don’t know why but I always thought you would have more facial hair. Real talk, if you’re not comfortable being on camera, it’s okay. We watch it for the horse shoeing, arms, and voice. The face was a pleasant surprise.
Your care and attention to details of the animal's needs is evident in his demeanor. Complete trust. It's a pleasure to learn from someone who knows their craft so well, and yet is so humble. Thanks for this and for your other videos as well.
Finally seeing the face of this man, I enjoy your videos I truly don’t think it’s important to show your face your voice and hands is enough for some of us 👍🏻❤️
Great job Sheldon, Great looking pair of Mules your Brother and Father have there, and not to mention great team. Hope all is well for you and family 👍
I love your videos even though I don't know how they ended up in my recommendations. Your explanations are very clear and it's really interesting. Don't feel obliged to show your face if you're not comfortable with it, it's okay. Keep it up! Greetings from France
Happy for a video, and good to “see” you. Beautiful mule, too. Question, not really related to this video, more of a general question: are there regional differences in shoeing horse and mules? For example, I also watch a channel that highlights Friesian horses in the Netherlands. She filmed an episode where the farrier came to shoe one of her horses (he did toe clips). So, do most farriers worldwide speak the same “language” and use the same techniques? Or is there a variation in farrier “styles” around the US and world? Thanks again for taking the time to film, edit, and post!
Good question, I'd be interested to hear his perspective. I live in Kentucky and my farrier uses similar techniques to this channel but also some variations and some of the guys on his crew are South African so it seems like at least on a basic level they're working from the same foundation with I'm sure lots of nuances depending. And if you're talking about the Friesian Horses channel with Yvonne, they are awesome too, I love watching them 😃
Definitely don't push yourself if you don't want to be in front of the camera. Because it's not your face that makes the video, it's everything else about you. Your gentle and caring soul for all the animals you've worked on and your great personality. You're a genuine guy and it shines through your videos. I'm just really glad I found your channel, keep being you!
It’s okay if you want to continue filming the videos as you did. We started following you before seeing your face On a second note, wow you look handsome and very young (around 23 y.o). I was very surprised to hear this cute little boy was your son. I guess the apple doesn’t really fall far from the tree.
Aww it was nice to see the man behind the craft! Feel free to be on camera whenever you feel comfortable enough for it, although from that short clip you looked natural..The videos are both satisfying and educational! 😊
I love that you explain what you're doing and why! It's fun to watch hoof trimming and shoeing videos anyway, but as a total layperson I love learning more about the animals' feet, how farriers care for them to fix and avoid problems, and how the shoes play into that. Very enjoyable, thank you for making these videos!
That's a handsome set of mules! I could watch your videos all day long! Enjoyed seeing the Director of QA out there keeping an eye on things (what a cutie) and the dogs enjoying the frog trimmings. Thanks for sharing!
I never knew you called those irons "shoes" in English! That's so cute! But it makes sense because technically they (horses) kinda are wearing shoes, right? In German they are literally called hoof iron
I enjoy watching your expertise in making horses more comfortable on their feet. My great grandfather was a blacksmith in a small town north of Pittsburgh and when my dad was a boy he used to pump the bellows for the forge. Times have changed. In another video you created a rocker toe, which I thought was cool. You'll make a good vet.
Thank you for taking the time to educate us with direct, clear comments and explanations. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and not being talked 'down to' in the process. I admire your care and concern for the animal's well-being. With proper shoeing and follow-up care, are you able to eliminate hoof wrinkles?
Every time I see a dog in a video like this, the dog is always picking up and taking the clippings of the hoof. It's so funny the dog even knows when to take the hoof clipping.
Thank you so much for the wonderful video, really enjoyed watching a craftsman doing a fantastic job, love to hear you talking about your family, keep up the great job best wishes from not so Lockdown Reading England 🏴👍
i’m not a specialist in your business, i’m just watching your videos because i like this feeling of wondering every time i see a horse you dealing with i think horses are really powerful creatures, this is so fascinating to me
This is the first video that I’ve actually seen the benefit of shoes on equine animals. Thank you for that! By watching you, I’ve learned the importance of shoes on some “ not all in my opinion “ horse’s. And in this case! A mule. I was much too rigid in my views before I found your site. You’re a good Man Sir! And I wish you and your family the very best. God Bless!
I remember watching the shoeing of a horse on Sesame Street as a child. It was one of my favourite segments. Now I'm watching a young man shoeing a mule. And it's just as interesting and fun to watch. lol.
Omgosh I always watch your work, It was your voice that drew my attention to your videos. Awesome work you do. And now that I see your face oh my gosh you’re handsome. Keep doing what you do. Learning a lot from you ... Thank you 😊
As a horse lover who can't even see a horse in real life... Things like the ones you show us on your videos kinda make me feel interested and amazed. Thanks for them. :') ♪
Thank you for using correct terminology. Medial and lateral are simply words that reduce misunderstandings. I prefer correct or affirmative rather than right so as to avoid misdirection. I don't have any hooved animals but I enjoy watching skilled craftsmen.
I don’t know anything about horses or mules but you do such a good job explaining what it doing and u have such a soothing voice I can put you on at night and your voice helps me sleep
Thanks as always for the great video. Growing up my neighbor had a ole John mule named thunder, my best friend. Not many mules in s.e mass but I was sure lucky to be around him. Keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Thanks again
I get so happy when I get notifications that you’ve posted a new video! I know I’ve said this before but thank you so much for sharing your craft with us!
My Lord! I didn’t know all that work went in to putting shoes on a donkey. You are definitely a master skill person at this job. Those are the Nike Jordan Air of shoes for that donkey. It really shows your love for your craft. Amazing video. Very well explain video and step by step instructions.
I'm so glad you started to film with the camera right side up. I used to have to lock my phone in portrait mode and flip it upside down in order to watch you videos... lol
Lovely to see the face that goes with the voice :D Your videos show so much care and attention to both the animals, but also your viewers. Keep up the great work!
I've learned so much about horse hooves, how to care for them, farriers, and horseshoes in the last few months. So happy i got this random recommendation.
I really like watching your videos you haven't done one for ages, I'm in the UK and I love your voice and its good to put a face to it, does it hurt you back being a farrier? And I thought a mule was a donkey lol
You do such an excellent job with explaining your process and the reason behind what you do. True caring leadership qualities right there. Also I love how the doggos come in for those clipping snacks. 💖
I'm watching from Georgia. You do awesome work. I wanted to be a Farrier at one time and rode with three different Farriers doing three different disciplines. It was an awesome time and hard work but I loved it. Arthritis put an end to it. Love your videos.
Ive watched many ferrier jobs and never have I seen someone create a groove specifically for dirt to collect im the shoe to improve balance. Thats super interesting!
The other day I saw a video of a horse having some weird shews fitted, they were like normal shews but they had big studs at the back. Is this an actual shew or is it a mitchmach of some other shews I’ll put the link in the comment of this comment so you can see it for your self.
*shoes I'm not a farrier or S&S, but Google types of horse shoes or special purpose horse shoes. People have come up with a lot of different kinds of shoes for different work and different hoof problems
Hear you go: th-cam.com/video/EX7qanVtEmY/w-d-xo.html I hait this channel because they mistreat the animals and run them on concert surface next to cars on highways!😤
@@dizbish377 I looked at your video and looked it up, they're using shoes with "studs" on them. Internet says they're for increasing traction, especially for working in grassy or slippery situations.
If you're not comfortable in front of the camera, that's okay. There's plenty of popular channels out there that stay anonymous. You do you, friend. We're just here for the ride. ❤
well said
Lock picking lawyer is a good example of this
"for the ride"/ we're here for more horses getting manipedis.
@@Suninrags Also How To Basic lol. He'll show every part of his body before he shows his face XD
Also Dream. 10 million subs with no face reveal.
me, a city slicker, taking notes for my imaginary horses
Same 😆🙋🏼♀️
I’m glad I’m not the only one 😆
Yea im from the city too ive never seen this bfor...😳rather interesting lol
Lmao same
Exactly
Good to finally see the man behind the forearms!
Finally
Yes what eye candy 😍
@@blondiex3308 yup he's cute
same thoughts honestly
*It’s been so long since the last-*
Your voice is really nice to listen to.
As someone who's got no knowledge what so ever about animals this is both entertaining and educational to watch.
Is it me or does anyone else thinks this is therapeutic
Just listening to his voice and the pacing of his work makes me feel better. Im as calm as that mule now.
@@mothball5425 it's getting all the dirt and mud out I love that, I only come to watch the football lol
He's very good at explaining what he's doing.
@@cc1k435 just like to see guys remove mud and dirt from a hoof at 02:30 in the morning lol
Extremely
Where ever there are horseshoe trimmings, there's a dog ready to eat them.
So true, I have to walk my 4 past a stables and they always seem to know when the farrier is there, I have to go in and beg the clippings for them 😂
My Saint Bernard LOVED to eat them. I always thought it was weird. Lol!
@@margaretclark......akamarm2600 omG really?? Ive never seen this bfor....trimming or a dog chewing em...neither
Dionne Dunsmore dogs love them, really good for them too, much better than those awful dangerous rawhide chews. You should contact a riding school near you, see if they will keep a bag of trimmings for you when the farrier has been. x 😊
Oh wow I didn’t know that dogs ate that, that’s really cool!
Your face do your face and forearms justice! I don’t know why but I always thought you would have more facial hair.
Real talk, if you’re not comfortable being on camera, it’s okay. We watch it for the horse shoeing, arms, and voice. The face was a pleasant surprise.
Ikr, i cant help but love them, his arms are just so strong
His arms, voice, and horse shoeing is tranquil af.
I’ve never seen a mule like that, he’s very handsome!
Thanks
S&S Horseshoeing handsome guy love your videos
Agreed, beautiful mules.
@@ericolens3 LOL thanks for the laugh! The male was handsome too. Haha
Your care and attention to details of the animal's needs is evident in his demeanor. Complete trust. It's a pleasure to learn from someone who knows their craft so well, and yet is so humble. Thanks for this and for your other videos as well.
Finally seeing the face of this man, I enjoy your videos I truly don’t think it’s important to show your face your voice and hands is enough for some of us 👍🏻❤️
This channel never fails to be effortlessly satisfying.
I never thought I'd say that about a grown man but that camera shyness is just so adorable but really you don't have to force yourself :)
That is a chill mule. he even puts his front hoof on the post dantily and waits for you to do your thing.
Where am I? TH-cam be recommending some random ish sometimes. Those are some weird looking dogs.
Rude 😤😂
But they're cute dogs
and yet you still watched it
@@japlin3 Wasn't complaining. Don't be another TH-cam keyboard warrior.
@@ericolens3 That was probably the biggest dog I've ever seen in my life! Wonder what breed it was... 🤔🤔
Thank you for telling us the dogs names 🙂
5:05 Every dog likes to steal shoes, it doesn't matter whether it's a human shoe or a horse shoe.
Your videos should be prescribed for people suffering with anxiety. Don’t think I’ve been this chilled and relaxed in a long ass time
Stuey1221 I have anxiety and these videos help me ☺️
"Long ass time"...I see what you did there 😂
"Jack of all trades" 😂 Totally here for the unintended mule puns!
Didn't notice...lol
Can we just talk about how handsome he is
@emma jean IKR, WITCH ONE?
Me not owning any horses wondering why I’m here. *steps in front of camera* “oh yeah, now I remember” 😂
I see new horse shoeing video, I click...easy.
I would like but it’s at 69 sooo...
I really like that you explain everything :) Love your vids man
I've rarely seen a man so confident that he swings a hammer so wildly at objects near his crotch.
Great job Sheldon, Great looking pair of Mules your Brother and Father have there, and not to mention great team.
Hope all is well for you and family 👍
Thanks, very kind!
That's just satisfying, educational and wholesome. You can see that this man really cares about those animals and thats just beautiful.
I love your videos even though I don't know how they ended up in my recommendations. Your explanations are very clear and it's really interesting. Don't feel obliged to show your face if you're not comfortable with it, it's okay. Keep it up! Greetings from France
Happy for a video, and good to “see” you. Beautiful mule, too. Question, not really related to this video, more of a general question: are there regional differences in shoeing horse and mules? For example, I also watch a channel that highlights Friesian horses in the Netherlands. She filmed an episode where the farrier came to shoe one of her horses (he did toe clips). So, do most farriers worldwide speak the same “language” and use the same techniques? Or is there a variation in farrier “styles” around the US and world? Thanks again for taking the time to film, edit, and post!
Good question, I'd be interested to hear his perspective. I live in Kentucky and my farrier uses similar techniques to this channel but also some variations and some of the guys on his crew are South African so it seems like at least on a basic level they're working from the same foundation with I'm sure lots of nuances depending. And if you're talking about the Friesian Horses channel with Yvonne, they are awesome too, I love watching them 😃
Becky Lynn Yes, love Yvonne’s channel! I’m sure you’re right about the foundations of blacksmithing being similar.
i live in the suburbs of chicago and never even rode a horse, but i still like watching these videos
You're handsome as expected
bb you don’t need to show your face if it makes you feel uncomfortable. either way, you’re ✨gorgeous✨ inside and out :)
I love mules... such clever critters
Definitely don't push yourself if you don't want to be in front of the camera. Because it's not your face that makes the video, it's everything else about you. Your gentle and caring soul for all the animals you've worked on and your great personality. You're a genuine guy and it shines through your videos. I'm just really glad I found your channel, keep being you!
This is like the horse version of the Hoof GP. Absolutely fascinating!
I dont have any pets, let alone a horse. There's no reason for me to be here, but I'm here. 😌
It’s okay if you want to continue filming the videos as you did. We started following you before seeing your face
On a second note, wow you look handsome and very young (around 23 y.o). I was very surprised to hear this cute little boy was your son. I guess the apple doesn’t really fall far from the tree.
I Noa you’re beautiful!
@@SailorSerenitySaturn that's sweet. Thank you
You're like the Dr. Scholl's of hooves, adjusting the shoes to fix pressure and helping chips
You’re a babe and your camera shyness is endearing! Keep at it ❤️
This is supreme late night youtube material right here. Kinda thing that you just watch while half conscious and not realize that it's 3 am.
Aww it was nice to see the man behind the craft! Feel free to be on camera whenever you feel comfortable enough for it, although from that short clip you looked natural..The videos are both satisfying and educational! 😊
Oh thank you!
I feel like I could totally walk someone through shoeing a horse.. definitely couldn't do it myself though
Teacher: what do you want to be when you grow up?
Me: HoRsEShoeing
Lol same
Farrier* lol
I love that you explain what you're doing and why! It's fun to watch hoof trimming and shoeing videos anyway, but as a total layperson I love learning more about the animals' feet, how farriers care for them to fix and avoid problems, and how the shoes play into that. Very enjoyable, thank you for making these videos!
That's a handsome set of mules! I could watch your videos all day long! Enjoyed seeing the Director of QA out there keeping an eye on things (what a cutie) and the dogs enjoying the frog trimmings. Thanks for sharing!
The face reveal we all wanted!
I never knew you called those irons "shoes" in English! That's so cute! But it makes sense because technically they (horses) kinda are wearing shoes, right?
In German they are literally called hoof iron
Lol
I enjoy watching your expertise in making horses more comfortable on their feet. My great grandfather was a blacksmith in a small town north of Pittsburgh and when my dad was a boy he used to pump the bellows for the forge. Times have changed. In another video you created a rocker toe, which I thought was cool. You'll make a good vet.
How is Pinto Bean doing?
Actually good! I am working on the video
S&S Horseshoeing I cant wait to see it
Man. Can't get over the skill and confidence you show in your work. Great stuff!
Thank you for taking the time to educate us with direct, clear comments and explanations. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and not being talked 'down to' in the process. I admire your care and concern for the animal's well-being. With proper shoeing and follow-up care, are you able to eliminate hoof wrinkles?
Every time I see a dog in a video like this, the dog is always picking up and taking the clippings of the hoof. It's so funny the dog even knows when to take the hoof clipping.
Thank you so much for the wonderful video, really enjoyed watching a craftsman doing a fantastic job, love to hear you talking about your family, keep up the great job best wishes from not so Lockdown Reading England 🏴👍
I'm glad you actually give advice and try to help beginners and don't bash them for mistakes
i’m not a specialist in your business, i’m just watching your videos because i like this feeling of wondering every time i see a horse you dealing with
i think horses are really powerful creatures, this is so fascinating to me
Glad you like them!
Your content are so chill to watch, and oddly satisfying 🤩
Viewing from Boca Raton, Fla.🌞. Brings back memories when I was kid in the country.
I grew up on a farm helping raise horses. You'd think I'd have seen enough of this but yet I keep watching 👀
This is the first video that I’ve actually seen the benefit of shoes on equine animals. Thank you for that! By watching you, I’ve learned the importance of shoes on some “ not all in my opinion “ horse’s. And in this case! A mule. I was much too rigid in my views before I found your site. You’re a good Man Sir! And I wish you and your family the very best. God Bless!
thanks susan
Do you wear shoes like when you walk on rough ground or have to carry heavy things or you know walk for long periods you know it's like the same idea
I remember watching the shoeing of a horse on Sesame Street as a child. It was one of my favourite segments. Now I'm watching a young man shoeing a mule. And it's just as interesting and fun to watch. lol.
Omgosh I always watch your work,
It was your voice that drew my attention to your videos. Awesome work you do. And now that I see your face oh my gosh you’re handsome. Keep doing what you do. Learning a lot from you ...
Thank you 😊
As a horse lover who can't even see a horse in real life... Things like the ones you show us on your videos kinda make me feel interested and amazed. Thanks for them. :') ♪
Nicely done, do you have a very nice speaking voice as I said you’re very easy to listen to.
Thank you for using correct terminology. Medial and lateral are simply words that reduce misunderstandings. I prefer correct or affirmative rather than right so as to avoid misdirection. I don't have any hooved animals but I enjoy watching skilled craftsmen.
Being a father of three boys, I can imagine how proud your father is to watch you perform your art. Awesome video.
I don’t know anything about horses or mules but you do such a good job explaining what it doing and u have such a soothing voice I can put you on at night and your voice helps me sleep
THE DOG IS BACK!!!
He wants his forbidden coconut
Lacy P lmao under rated comment
Thanks as always for the great video. Growing up my neighbor had a ole John mule named thunder, my best friend. Not many mules in s.e mass but I was sure lucky to be around him. Keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Thanks again
Thanks
@@maverick_vet your welcome
That was pretty adorable how nervous he was..Don't worry it will get easier!
I get so happy when I get notifications that you’ve posted a new video! I know I’ve said this before but thank you so much for sharing your craft with us!
It's very alluring to watch a master craftsman work his magic. I had a little laugh at the dog taking a souvenir lol
My recommendations change every week and this is my favorite one so far
Ohh he’s gorgeous❤️❤️❤️ he’s like an Appaloosa🥰
He is an apaloosa mule. The youtuber even said that he was an apaloosa towards the beginning of the video
miss fire oh okay all good must of missed that part of the video😊
My Lord! I didn’t know all that work went in to putting shoes on a donkey. You are definitely a master skill person at this job. Those are the Nike Jordan Air of shoes for that donkey. It really shows your love for your craft. Amazing video. Very well explain video and step by step instructions.
He is back! Yay!!v
Keep on keepin’ on Brotha. Love seeing people still love the trade their doing.
Hi Sheldon! 😃 So nice to see your face! 😊 Really missed your videos as always. Hope you stay safe.
Thank you! You too!
I'm so glad you started to film with the camera right side up. I used to have to lock my phone in portrait mode and flip it upside down in order to watch you videos... lol
I love your videos so much and this did not disappoint. Hope the apprenticeship goes well.
Thank you so very much for sharing your skills with us! Loved every minute of this video, and especially watching Scotty and Syd. Beautiful mules!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely to see the face that goes with the voice :D Your videos show so much care and attention to both the animals, but also your viewers. Keep up the great work!
You are so kind
I've learned so much about horse hooves, how to care for them, farriers, and horseshoes in the last few months. So happy i got this random recommendation.
I really like watching your videos you haven't done one for ages, I'm in the UK and I love your voice and its good to put a face to it, does it hurt you back being a farrier? And I thought a mule was a donkey lol
I know I have been slacking. yes it does. half horse and half donkey
You do such an excellent job with explaining your process and the reason behind what you do. True caring leadership qualities right there. Also I love how the doggos come in for those clipping snacks. 💖
This right here is the type of content I watch just because I enjoy it
I'm watching from Georgia. You do awesome work. I wanted to be a Farrier at one time and rode with three different Farriers doing three different disciplines. It was an awesome time and hard work but I loved it. Arthritis put an end to it. Love your videos.
I’m glad you’re back making videos
Ive watched many ferrier jobs and never have I seen someone create a groove specifically for dirt to collect im the shoe to improve balance. Thats super interesting!
Give this man an award 🥇
lol
I glad to watch a craftsman! You are a very skilled young man. Glad I found your channel! Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS
The sound of the rasp on hoof and the carving with the knife is asmr to my ears
I'm not a farrier. But I love horses and watching you farriers do your thing. Plus I forge stuff as well so I get the best of both worlds 😉
How many times have you missed the nail and hammered your knee, or shin? Curious 😅😅😅🥰
Great video, from start to finish! Thank you for sharing !
The other day I saw a video of a horse having some weird shews fitted, they were like normal shews but they had big studs at the back. Is this an actual shew or is it a mitchmach of some other shews
I’ll put the link in the comment of this comment so you can see it for your self.
*shoes
I'm not a farrier or S&S, but Google types of horse shoes or special purpose horse shoes. People have come up with a lot of different kinds of shoes for different work and different hoof problems
Hear you go:
th-cam.com/video/EX7qanVtEmY/w-d-xo.html
I hait this channel because they mistreat the animals and run them on concert surface next to cars on highways!😤
Ok, thanks 👍
@@dizbish377 I looked at your video and looked it up, they're using shoes with "studs" on them. Internet says they're for increasing traction, especially for working in grassy or slippery situations.
Ok, thanks 👍
I always wanted to see the face behind the voice! What a handsome looking man. 😉
Thanks for explaining things as you go along I really find it interesting
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh. My. Gosh... That appaloosa mule is absolutely adorable!
If only animals were cared for like this.
This was awesome! I learned so much. So much skill and patience and much care for all those around you.
Love your horse 🐴❤️💖
Thank you for coming out in front of the camera for us! Loved this video and that gorgeous mule.