To all the people saying that this is hurting the horse or that it’s abuse, no, it’s not. The nerve endings aren’t on the outer sections of the hoof where the farrier nails on the horseshoe. So this in turn will not hurt the horse as long as the farrier does it right.
Yeah a horses hoof is the equivalent to a fingernail, and if it was hurting the horse the horse probably wouldn't be as quiet and peaceful as they were
Exactly!! On top of that, if the horse were actually in pain, everyone would know, because the owner/cleaner would be on the ground and the horse would have bolted.
I think what people don't realize is if this guy hurt the horse in any way, he would've gotten a hoof to the face immediately. Instead the horse is super relaxed throughout the whole process.
The Horse Must feel so good after having all that dirt and extra keratin removed. Also sidenote: that adorable doggo is looking fabulous in that lil shiny vest. Kept seeing the reflectiveness when they hopped up to watch what was going on.
@@richellewijaya2951 it's from the horse stepping in dirt and poop. to avoid a infection in the foot they clean it and trim it like a toenail to make it easier to walk. They add a horseshoe to help make sure foreign objects dont end up in the foot.
People who think this hurts the horse are ignorant. The horse is having a manicure, and it the poor baby was hurting, they would let you know with extreme prejudice
@@astralbulldragon1397 Yeah, if anything having all that dirt and old hoof growth is painful. People gotta remember that if an 800 pound animal with its foot between your legs doesn't like what you're doing you're not gonna be doing it for much longer.
I’m a horseback rider and I can say that it doesn’t not hurt the horse at all and actually protects the horses hooves from being hurt by the sidewalk,street, basically anywhere. (Thx for the likes😊) (thank you for the 5k likes ♥️)
yea, I use to be a rider till I retired from it, and your very true, when younger, a guidance or profesional explained to us that, when riding the horses, we be sure to care for em, so yea, cleaning and caring for their hoofs, are the very importance when checking.
@@ChickenStrips439 A horse's hoof is basically a finger nail so no. As long as you don't cut or dig too deep the horse won't feel a thing. Besides if it did hurt the horse in anyway he would of been kicked by the horse.
Это потому,что срабатывает древняя мудрость :"В мире есть 3 вещи,на которые можно смотреть бесконечно: как течет вода,как горит огонь и КАК РАБОТАЮТ ДРУГИЕ ЛЮДИ"!😁
Fun fact: horses aren't hurt by their shoes because there are no nerve endings in the outer parts of the hoof where the nails go in. Its essentially like their finger nails. Some horses actually need shoes for stability and comfort when riding, working, and just running around. Not all horses need shoes, but that depends on the horse, where it lives, what it does, the environment, ect. Each shoe is custom for to the specific horse and its needs. Farriers know what they're doing and if what they're doing ever hurt the horse the horse could EASILY fight back, get free, hurt the farrier, or worse. Please do not claim putting horse shoes on horses is abuse when putting shoes on them is primarily for their well-being.
It's amazing to see that no matter where in the world it is, the tools and techniques for trimming and re-shoeing horses' hooves remains pretty much the same. I guess that, for horseshoeing at least, there really is only one way to do it, and that is the Right Way!
it does change in EU they don't touch the frog in china they remove it and make it flat with tools like sickles and wood planner OP just happen to compete as a farrier in the US so he adheres to the standards for the competition there
Also, for people wondering why farriers burn hooves often in these videos - it's actually pretty integral for the health of the hoof in the long term, and a really important step in a trimming! Let me give you a bit of horse anatomy 101. (Also, for any horse experts out there, if I get anything wrong, please feel free to correct me!) A horse hoof is made up of many little parts, and one of the parts that is integral to the structure and strength of the hoof are things called horn tubules. Horn tubules are like a lot of tiny microscopic cylinders nestled together that help reinforce the hard outside of the hoof. When the hoof is trimmed, these tubules get exposed, which leaves them vulnerable to drying out in dry climates, or to softening from moisture in wet climates. Both of those would result in the structural integrity of the hoof being compromised, potentially leading to problems in the future. Burning the recently cut surface of the hoof seals these exposed horn tubules, helping ensure the strength and integrity of the hoof in the long term! It's completely painless to the horse. It also helps provide a smooth surface for the shoe, which lends to a better fitted shoe, which lends to a more comfortable gait for the horse. So it's a win-win situation!
@@BethyCaraBethy Great example! Foal hooves are a good way to demonstrate the importance of a strong hoof capsule, before it's fully formed around the soft tissue and everything has strengthened. Also a great way to observe how hooves have many different parts, not just the hard hoof capsule we think of!
Thanks to everyone explaining, I do not know any single thing about horses so I was confused because from my perspective it seems like a little painful but the horse seems relaxed so that was confusing, now I know more about the process, really thanks to everyone explaining!!
Same! It looks like it's supposed to hurt a lot but than I realized hooves for horses are like nails for us, so no nerve endings! Plus I learned a lot about horse anatomy
Damn, really shows that the horses hoof is literally one giant nail. I also like how it seems at first, to the laymans eye, like a crude way to treat an animal, but after some while you notice the actual incredible amount of skill required for such confident moves. Fascinating.
For someone who never lived on a farm or ever dealt with livestock, I find this whole process so fascinating. I keep having to remind myself it's essentially like taking a horse to get its nails done so it doesn't hurt it, it's really good for it 😆
It always makes me cringe to see the clippers cutting into the hoof but I always remember that it doesn't hurt the animal. I spent some time working on a dairy farm and I was able to see the vet there but also the hoof clipper dudes and the only time that the cows showed any pain was when they were treating an infected hoof.
You can actually put oil on the horses hooves to give them extra shine for cempetitions or special events and thats literally like putting nail polish on human nails, except the oil nourishes the hoof a bit and gets walked/rubbed off in a day.
I found this super interesting and satisfying. I don’t know anything about horses so I don’t understand the process and what is pushing the limits, but I’m glad a lot of the comments were there to explain things like the anatomy of a horse hoof, or the simple fact the horse would’ve kicked if it was in pain. So the reassurance and education was nice. Good video!
I know it's not hurting the horse because common sense says hoof to face but it always surprises me seeing how much trimming and cutting goes in the process for this and the horse is like I hope there's apple's after this
I don’t think anyone thinks this is abuse, reading the comments it’s just all “to anyone who thinks this is abuse…” just relaxing to watch and more comfortable for the horse
so I've grown up around, riding, and working with horses. of course I've seen my share of farrier days and even learned enough to take a loose shoe off without destorying the hoofwall while waiting for the farrier. But I've never seen hotshoeing, even on the percherons i worked with, or that much of a toe overhang. mind filling me in?
@@bekahboo3373 if it hurt the horse it could’ve kicked the shit out of the guy, and the horse had no problem with the restoration. it’s practically like nail cutting tbh
@@eeee-bh4yk umm... thanks? but i already know that. i was asking for more information particularly about hotshoeing and the toe overhang because i have personally not seen that in all my experiences
I have dual screens on my computer so I can watch things like this and run searches at the same time. Hooves are made of Keratin which is similar to human nails and there are no nerve endings so it doesn't cause the horse any pain. The hot horseshoe is placed on the hoof to help level the hoof to ensure a better fit for the shoe and while I didn't Google this one I learned from the video that the nails don't go straight into the hoof but in fact come out the side of the hoof. Really interesting stuff.
Funny how a lot of comments are addressing those who apparently commented about 'abuse' and 'hurting the horse' and yet I can't find any of those initial comments lol. Btw I like the doggie's pink jacket :)
idk why but whenever a horse bends their leg to relax i just think *mAtErIaL gIrL* 💅 ✨ EDIT: i love cleaning the horses hoof ❤️ its so satisfying 😍 well-i love grooming the horse in general too-
I know he's not hurting the horse, but each time the clippers come, I'm scared he got a bit of horse in there. Glad to see he was very professional about this, no harm to the wonderful horse.
Bruh these hooves are nothing but finger nails of horse they have to be shaped and trimmed otherwise it's really painful for them if they won't, when humans in earlier times did not use to to this ,the active running horses used to get their hooves wear down easily but the lazy ones suffered ,these hooves grow into curls and start hurting horses themselves
Imagine having dirt and dried mud under your nails, that’s what it was like for the horses before he cleaned it. It was also cool seeing him make the horse shoe
I love watching these kinds of videos when they pop up in my recommendations. Watching the horse's hooves get cleaned is just so satisfying to watch and the end result 🤩🤩
“Does this hurt the horse?” Is the exact same thing as telling a person “does it hurt when you cut your nails?” Because a horses hooves are made of the exact same material as a humans nails. Basically, the horse is getting a pedicure/ manicure ☺️
@@laughingjack4502 it's a long held myth that trimming the frog causes a horse to go lame. Many seasoned horseriders I've met, who have tried to say the same haha. It's just myth though, it's actually decently important to trim the frog!
@@AnneDalton82 Yes and no on this. If you trim too much frog (i.e. too narrow or to shallow compared to the hoof wall), there's no support at the back of the hoof. There are two points of contact with the ground, the frog and the hoof wall, just like the ball of the foot and the heel on a human. Frogs need to be trimmed because a) they will wear from contact with the ground and form wrinkles where moisture, bacteria, and fungus often get trapped, and b) a frog that's grown outward will try to keep growing outward instead of growing down, where it's needed. The reason people say that frog trimming causes lameness is because lots of farriers don't know what they're doing with the frog and will take WAY too much off, which is the same as taking off part of your heel and asking you to walk! Frogs DO at least need the ragged edges and wrinkles tidied up a bit every so often to prevent the buildup of bacteria and fungus.
I don’t know anything about horse care, so at first I thought the poor guy would have been in pain, but reading all reassuring comments from horse owners puts me at ease 😌
As someone who has never been anywhere near a horse I am curious about two things: 1. How the heck did evolution decide it would be a good idea to walk with all the weight focused on the toenails? 😅 2. How do you determine if the material removed or added would be sufficient to keep the leg still comfortably flat and also be leveled with the other legs in length?
I can only answer for the first one and I will let someone else give a shot for the second question. Evolution doesn't "decide" anything. The general idea is that random small modifications in the DNA between generations produce (usually) small modifications in the shape of the "feet". If a modification is not too bad, the next individual will survive and reproduce. Even better if the modification gives an edge. Through generations and the accumulation of these small changes (each of those being at least "not too bad"), structures like the hooves can appear. If your question then is : "what are those intermediate forms? Do we know them? How do they give or not an edge?", these are awesome questions to which I would like to know the answer. Does this help?
The sole determines how much you cut off. I do barefoot trims (not me, the horse - I don't shoe) and to trim for balance you have to know how to read the anatomy of the hoof.
I like how everybody is saying “everybody body is saying this hurts the horse but it doesn’t” but yet I can’t find a single person who said it did hurt the horse-
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Hi.
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Do the horse feel anything during this clean process or not?
To all the people saying that this is hurting the horse or that it’s abuse, no, it’s not. The nerve endings aren’t on the outer sections of the hoof where the farrier nails on the horseshoe. So this in turn will not hurt the horse as long as the farrier does it right.
thank you for comment
Yeah a horses hoof is the equivalent to a fingernail, and if it was hurting the horse the horse probably wouldn't be as quiet and peaceful as they were
Thank you for this comment, cause I always worry about it.
Exactly!! On top of that, if the horse were actually in pain, everyone would know, because the owner/cleaner would be on the ground and the horse would have bolted.
So it’s a finger nail
I think what people don't realize is if this guy hurt the horse in any way, he would've gotten a hoof to the face immediately. Instead the horse is super relaxed throughout the whole process.
And it would only hurt the horse if he dug too far down
you mean a hoof to the crotch 😂
that horse would probably kick upright and that person will be sent up in the air lol
@@KC-hg8zz bros gonna go to the other dimensiob
@@KC-hg8zz swing low
It doesn’t even hurt the horse lol
The Horse Must feel so good after having all that dirt and extra keratin removed.
Also sidenote: that adorable doggo is looking fabulous in that lil shiny vest. Kept seeing the reflectiveness when they hopped up to watch what was going on.
Yes the doggo is adorable
I spent more time looking at the good pup than the trimming and fitting lol
@@MusicRainfield I don't blame you, lol. They're so cute and curious 😊
When I saw your comment the doggo was shown
Doggo is the worst word know to man
Look at the little horse getting his nails done
Absolutely stunning
You call this little horse 💀
He is bigger then you 🗿
@@As._laxok?? They were just saying it as a joke and they know it’s not little 🗿 🍷
They be like “hey girls~ check out who got their nails done!”
don't worry guys it's not hurting the horse this has been perfected over centuries so everything is fine
Thank youuuuuuu
Why is it so dirty?
@@richellewijaya2951 it's from the horse stepping in dirt and poop. to avoid a infection in the foot they clean it and trim it like a toenail to make it easier to walk. They add a horseshoe to help make sure foreign objects dont end up in the foot.
I know i hav 2 horses but thank you :)
oh thank you, I was looking for comments to see if it hurts or not because I was worried, so thank you so much
people: that must be hurt:(
the horse :ey look i got new shoes
People who think this hurts the horse are ignorant. The horse is having a manicure, and it the poor baby was hurting, they would let you know with extreme prejudice
@@astralbulldragon1397 Yeah, if anything having all that dirt and old hoof growth is painful. People gotta remember that if an 800 pound animal with its foot between your legs doesn't like what you're doing you're not gonna be doing it for much longer.
@@CL-lx2pm ya got that right
they're just filing her nails
@@lunaparedes-cardenas8980 yeah:D
I’m a horseback rider and I can say that it doesn’t not hurt the horse at all and actually protects the horses hooves from being hurt by the sidewalk,street, basically anywhere.
(Thx for the likes😊) (thank you for the 5k likes ♥️)
👍👍
yea, I use to be a rider till I retired from it, and your very true, when younger, a guidance or profesional explained to us that, when riding the horses, we be sure to care for em, so yea, cleaning and caring for their hoofs, are the very importance when checking.
Can the horse feel what the person is doing to the hooves
No not at all
@@ChickenStrips439 A horse's hoof is basically a finger nail so no. As long as you don't cut or dig too deep the horse won't feel a thing. Besides if it did hurt the horse in anyway he would of been kicked by the horse.
作業のスピードが速いしジッと待ってる馬もすごい
お互いの信頼関係の強さが伝わる
You know wants the point of horses?
I normally don’t watch ASMR but seeing you chip off all the dirt and stuff just amazes me. It’s so mesmerizing for no reason at all
It isn’t when it’s the horses poop! 😂
nice pfp lol
Это потому,что срабатывает древняя мудрость :"В мире есть 3 вещи,на которые можно смотреть бесконечно: как течет вода,как горит огонь и КАК РАБОТАЮТ ДРУГИЕ ЛЮДИ"!😁
No annoying music, no talking, plenty of info, beautiful shots, masterful work.
I have been scouting the internet for something like this video. You took the words right out of my mouth, friend!
I mean, it say Asmr for a reason, of course there will be no music.
@@astingilbert582 I mean if you look at some ASMR’s, there is music.
Pov: you're reading the comments calling out the people who think this is abusive but haven't actually seen anyone call this abusive
Yeah
I think they got buried lol
how do you know?
@@blobb-d2j know what?
I dont see anyone calling this abusive, the people who are calling it out that it isnt abusive are people who just want likes
Fun fact: horses aren't hurt by their shoes because there are no nerve endings in the outer parts of the hoof where the nails go in. Its essentially like their finger nails. Some horses actually need shoes for stability and comfort when riding, working, and just running around. Not all horses need shoes, but that depends on the horse, where it lives, what it does, the environment, ect. Each shoe is custom for to the specific horse and its needs. Farriers know what they're doing and if what they're doing ever hurt the horse the horse could EASILY fight back, get free, hurt the farrier, or worse. Please do not claim putting horse shoes on horses is abuse when putting shoes on them is primarily for their well-being.
It's amazing to see that no matter where in the world it is, the tools and techniques for trimming and re-shoeing horses' hooves remains pretty much the same. I guess that, for horseshoeing at least, there really is only one way to do it, and that is the Right Way!
Thank you for watching
is it okay if I can see the horse look like ?
And you did a great job
I wish there was a way to give you at least three thumbs up for your excellent comment, Carolyn.
it does change in EU they don't touch the frog
in china they remove it and make it flat with tools like sickles and wood planner
OP just happen to compete as a farrier in the US so he adheres to the standards for the competition there
Also, for people wondering why farriers burn hooves often in these videos - it's actually pretty integral for the health of the hoof in the long term, and a really important step in a trimming! Let me give you a bit of horse anatomy 101. (Also, for any horse experts out there, if I get anything wrong, please feel free to correct me!)
A horse hoof is made up of many little parts, and one of the parts that is integral to the structure and strength of the hoof are things called horn tubules. Horn tubules are like a lot of tiny microscopic cylinders nestled together that help reinforce the hard outside of the hoof. When the hoof is trimmed, these tubules get exposed, which leaves them vulnerable to drying out in dry climates, or to softening from moisture in wet climates. Both of those would result in the structural integrity of the hoof being compromised, potentially leading to problems in the future. Burning the recently cut surface of the hoof seals these exposed horn tubules, helping ensure the strength and integrity of the hoof in the long term! It's completely painless to the horse. It also helps provide a smooth surface for the shoe, which lends to a better fitted shoe, which lends to a more comfortable gait for the horse. So it's a win-win situation!
Thank you for explaining this! Makes a lot of sense having seen foals hooves!
@@BethyCaraBethy Great example! Foal hooves are a good way to demonstrate the importance of a strong hoof capsule, before it's fully formed around the soft tissue and everything has strengthened. Also a great way to observe how hooves have many different parts, not just the hard hoof capsule we think of!
I've never would've know this!! The more you know. ✨
Thanks! I'm literally in the com sect only to know reason of the burning
Mans really wrote an entire Harry Potter book
Thanks to everyone explaining, I do not know any single thing about horses so I was confused because from my perspective it seems like a little painful but the horse seems relaxed so that was confusing, now I know more about the process, really thanks to everyone explaining!!
Same! It looks like it's supposed to hurt a lot but than I realized hooves for horses are like nails for us, so no nerve endings! Plus I learned a lot about horse anatomy
Horses are actually very strong ggg
@@MarilynMadajczyk same..
Are you domb
для лошади это как маникюр для людей
The amount of skill this takes without injuring the horse is just wow keep up the good work 😁
Damn, really shows that the horses hoof is literally one giant nail.
I also like how it seems at first, to the laymans eye, like a crude way to treat an animal, but after some while you notice the actual incredible amount of skill required for such confident moves.
Fascinating.
Yeah he would’ve gotten a kick in the face if he hurt the horse
I like the fact that in the end it's just a manicure for the horse :)
manicure for horse
The layman’s eye?
humans feet are the weird ones , but they are great with sharpsticks
For someone who never lived on a farm or ever dealt with livestock, I find this whole process so fascinating. I keep having to remind myself it's essentially like taking a horse to get its nails done so it doesn't hurt it, it's really good for it 😆
Yeah! Thank you for actually listening, a lot of people don't understand thay this horse would NOT have tolerated it if it hurt haha
It always makes me cringe to see the clippers cutting into the hoof but I always remember that it doesn't hurt the animal. I spent some time working on a dairy farm and I was able to see the vet there but also the hoof clipper dudes and the only time that the cows showed any pain was when they were treating an infected hoof.
You can actually put oil on the horses hooves to give them extra shine for cempetitions or special events and thats literally like putting nail polish on human nails, except the oil nourishes the hoof a bit and gets walked/rubbed off in a day.
For people who think it's hurt, no, it's not, it's just like manicure for us💅
Wow guys 800 likes thank you 🪅
WOW one hundred likes🔥🔥🔥
That's my conclusion as well.
More like cutting our nails
cutting and having battlenails
Nah its like taking off your socks after a long day
Now make me look fabulous human 💅
The amount of trust it takes for these horses makes this so much more fascinating to watch
This has got to be one of the best and most clean re-horseshoeing I have ever seen. Very impressive 👏.
Everyone: "Stop saying it's hurting the horse!"
Comment section: Literally nobody saying it hurts the horse.
Ye I’m still trying to find someone
@@alecanicecuppatea hey I found one
Look in "newest first" it'll pop up before this comment.
lol
Just because you haven’t seen the comment doesn’t mean they don’t exist 😌
@@alecanicecuppatea same
this was super interesting to watch, i never knew how long it took to do something like this !
Me either!
見事な手際に思わず見入ってしまいました！
馬が大人しくしているのもすごい！
途中で見切れていた犬が最後に見守っていてほっこり〜🤗
I found this super interesting and satisfying. I don’t know anything about horses so I don’t understand the process and what is pushing the limits, but I’m glad a lot of the comments were there to explain things like the anatomy of a horse hoof, or the simple fact the horse would’ve kicked if it was in pain. So the reassurance and education was nice. Good video!
💯It put my mind at ease😅. Because I didn’t know if this was torture or heaven for the horse😅😁
I know it's not hurting the horse because common sense says hoof to face but it always surprises me seeing how much trimming and cutting goes in the process for this and the horse is like I hope there's apple's after this
I LOVE watching these! Not for the asmr, but for the relief that the horse is not in discomfort afterwards.
Everyone: That looks so clean!
Me: Look at the dog in the back, he's so cute!
Oh yes i know right and when he or she barked, someone laughed 😅
lol me too
That horse is so chill I love it
말발굽 정리해주는게 사람 마음을 참 평온하게 해주네요 잠자면서 들으면 일어나서도 개운해요
Твоя ава переводится как
Мрачний БАЛДИ ЛЫСЫЙ
말도 참 착하고 강아지도 참 착하고, 손길은 부드럽고 새 지저귀는 소리와 햇살까지 참 포근하네요.
외국인줄 알았는데 우리나라였네요 대단합니다👏🏻
I don’t think anyone thinks this is abuse, reading the comments it’s just all “to anyone who thinks this is abuse…” just relaxing to watch and more comfortable for the horse
@bleech who are you talking to
Just make it into newest comment
ずっと中腰での作業の大変さもさる事ながら、お馬さん相手なのでいかに手早くやるかなど職人技が至る所にあって尊敬しかない
@@エレスナ
普通に伸びます、爪みたいなもんです
진짜 말끔하게 작업하시네요 대단하세요
‘말’끔 ㄷㄷ
이건말이아픈게아니라
보는내가아픔
@@프레드-Fred 정작 말은 1도 안아픔 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
You guys speak Chinese I do to
ㅇㅇ 말발굽쪽은 신경이 없어서 안아픔 손발톱같은 느낌이랄까
Amazing mastery of his craft. Such a pleasure to watch someone who knows his work.
As a horse trainer, I can perfectly say that this doesn't hurt the animal. Is usefull when its on streets. Good clean!
so I've grown up around, riding, and working with horses. of course I've seen my share of farrier days and even learned enough to take a loose shoe off without destorying the hoofwall while waiting for the farrier. But I've never seen hotshoeing, even on the percherons i worked with, or that much of a toe overhang. mind filling me in?
@@bekahboo3373 if it hurt the horse it could’ve kicked the shit out of the guy, and the horse had no problem with the restoration. it’s practically like nail cutting tbh
@@eeee-bh4yk umm... thanks? but i already know that. i was asking for more information particularly about hotshoeing and the toe overhang because i have personally not seen that in all my experiences
And sometimes they need them for balence I think my mum calls my horse pidgin toes cuz that’s the shape of her feet-
Finally. ❤️
A Farrier doing their thing without talking or using a mouth camera holder or whatever. ❤️❤️
¡Que buen trabajo!, es como la manicure de los caballos 😆
Si verdad 🤣
Sii, me gustó cómo quedó de limpio su pezuña 👌
:0 amike préstame tu set de manicure
Por fin alguien que habla español xd
si XD
I have dual screens on my computer so I can watch things like this and run searches at the same time. Hooves are made of Keratin which is similar to human nails and there are no nerve endings so it doesn't cause the horse any pain.
The hot horseshoe is placed on the hoof to help level the hoof to ensure a better fit for the shoe and while I didn't Google this one I learned from the video that the nails don't go straight into the hoof but in fact come out the side of the hoof.
Really interesting stuff.
The best thing about this is that the horse knows what the man is doing and is calm throughout the video
I love how the horse just relaxes like he's in a spa 😂😂😂😂
Well it is kind of a manicure for the horse lol
@@xylothemagnificent420 I was about to say the same thing!
@@xylothemagnificent420 maybe a Pedicure
馬の蹄に大胆にニッパーを入れるシーンや、熱々の鉄を当てて蹄を焦がすシーンに大変驚かされました。一頭の馬にこの工程を4度行うなんてなんて手間がかかっているのでしょう
편자를 다는 과정도 흥미롭지만 역시 최고는
새신 신은 말발굽을 파는 일이 아닐까요?
깨끗하고 발모양에 딱맞는 은빛 편자를 보는것
만으로도 기분 돟아지는걸요
The horse:
Finally Manicure day 💅🏻✨
Funny how a lot of comments are addressing those who apparently commented about 'abuse' and 'hurting the horse' and yet I can't find any of those initial comments lol.
Btw I like the doggie's pink jacket :)
You didn’t look very far then
searching too but can't find any
exactly
idk why but whenever a horse bends their leg to relax i just think
*mAtErIaL gIrL* 💅 ✨
EDIT: i love cleaning the horses hoof ❤️ its so satisfying 😍 well-i love grooming the horse in general too-
This is my personal favorite ASMR video. Thank you!
I know he's not hurting the horse, but each time the clippers come, I'm scared he got a bit of horse in there. Glad to see he was very professional about this, no harm to the wonderful horse.
RIGHT WHEN THE HAIL WAS STICKING OUT OF THE HOOF I WAS LIKE 😦 AND THE HORSE WAS JUST LIKE 🐴
Actouly it only hurts the horse if you scratch the middle part to us it’s like trying to take our nails off so yeah
I really like the way you phrased it. Hope he didn’t get a bit of horse in there.
yeah and it's hurting me too just the way he just clipped the horses foot it felt like it was about to go in very deep and hurt but it didnt
its way thicker than our nails. if you watch how they fix infected nails, u will see how it cracks way deeper than the usual horseshoeing
That’s the most perfect farrier job I have ever seen 🤩
i love how everyone is talking abt how it doesn’t hurt the horse while no one is thinking it does
If horse was hurt he would get a kick to the face
ikr, I can't find A SINGLE comment saying this hurts em lmao
they do prevent that type of comments filling with real info lol
Ты делаешь со своими ногтями на руках и ногах тоже самое.
Bruh these hooves are nothing but finger nails of horse they have to be shaped and trimmed otherwise it's really painful for them if they won't, when humans in earlier times did not use to to this ,the active running horses used to get their hooves wear down easily but the lazy ones suffered ,these hooves grow into curls and start hurting horses themselves
강아지짖는소리와 아저씨 웃는소리까지 너무 좋네요 ㅋㅋ
듣기 편안하시다니 다행입니다 ^^
말입장에선 아마 최고급 네일아트 받는중이겠지...? 귀여워...
Even for a farm kid, that is an impressively clean horse hoof. Nice work!
Wow that’s the best result from any other vid I saw. It looks like the horse got a new polished shoe, I love how it’s shinyy
The thing that brought me the most joy was the dog in the backround.
that hoof looks more well kept than my toenail
That shit looks more well kept than my childhood
That horse foot looks more well kept than my hair 💀
@@zany1867 same
Y E S
Imagine having dirt and dried mud under your nails, that’s what it was like for the horses before he cleaned it. It was also cool seeing him make the horse shoe
말이 착하고 순하네요~~ 장제사분이 능숙하셔서 그런 것도 있겠지만요~~ 하기싫을텐데 오랫동안 잘 참아주네요^^
와 난 어디가 어딘지도 분간이 안되는데 장인정신이 대단하십니다 말도 편한지 가만히 있네요 오랜 시간 굽힌 자세로 불편하실텐데 목, 허리 건강하시길~
A que lado vas a ir si estas viendo un video de youtube?
맨위 댓글에 한국어가 있네요 ~
@@mutenroshi1702 xd
Ano sinasabi mo?
I’ve seen a lot of these, but the way you do it is entirely unique to what I have seen... it’s mind boggling and mesmerizing.
such a well behaved horse.
뒤에 문앞에서 지키고 있는 댕댕이도 너무 귀여워요 >_
That's the boss, just making sure everything is being done by procedure.
Agreed!!
@@bigfoottroisiemepartielave1759 lol yeah. Reminds me of those boss type Asian grandmas. Like my grandma lol
Lol
SO NO ONE NOTICED THE DOG WEARING THE JACKET PLS THAT WAS ADORABLE
So cute, horsey getting his nails did 💅❤️
말들도 지들 케어해주는걸 아는지 얌전한게 귀엽네요 ㅎㅎ
this is the first time I watch how this is done and I'm amazed. it's so satisfying and so cool
That was the most interesting ASMR video and restoration video i have ever seen and i am glad for that
I never seen this process before so let me say this I was shocked when they lit the hoof on fire
@Justthatweirdo to jest jak obgryzanie paznokci. relaksujące xD
Same
I’ve only seen and done the dirt cleaning around the frog bit, I was also incredibly shocked even though I know it’s not painful.
Just think everyone...
All that hard work and that's just ONE hoof
😱😱😱😱😱😱
Not because I’m into ASMR, it’s to see the progress to the results.
Same
Same
Same
Yep
ASMR is just a nice bonus
I love watching these kinds of videos when they pop up in my recommendations. Watching the horse's hooves get cleaned is just so satisfying to watch and the end result 🤩🤩
“Does this hurt the horse?” Is the exact same thing as telling a person “does it hurt when you cut your nails?” Because a horses hooves are made of the exact same material as a humans nails. Basically, the horse is getting a pedicure/ manicure ☺️
@TheCeilingFanCollectorHD you're cutting too deep then
@TheCeilingFanCollectorHD - Try using a file instead of cutting it.
actually it was metal and dirt
If the horse got hurt
The horse would probably kick the dude
Cleanest hoof I’ve ever seen after being cleaned.
Why is this so relaxing to watch? 🥹
This is almost like a nail spa day for the horse! Nice
Aww the doggy in the pink vest is so cute and the cute horse :) and all the other horses 😀
Wow, never seen anyone heat the frog(?) With a torch before shaving it down! Does that soften it up and make it easier to trim? Amazing work~
@Blizwolf
I’m curious about this too, I’ve also never seen it before
@@heyseed2292 i never seen some one cut it before. In Germany you are not allowed to do that
@@laughingjack4502 it's a long held myth that trimming the frog causes a horse to go lame. Many seasoned horseriders I've met, who have tried to say the same haha. It's just myth though, it's actually decently important to trim the frog!
@@AnneDalton82 Yes and no on this. If you trim too much frog (i.e. too narrow or to shallow compared to the hoof wall), there's no support at the back of the hoof. There are two points of contact with the ground, the frog and the hoof wall, just like the ball of the foot and the heel on a human. Frogs need to be trimmed because a) they will wear from contact with the ground and form wrinkles where moisture, bacteria, and fungus often get trapped, and b) a frog that's grown outward will try to keep growing outward instead of growing down, where it's needed.
The reason people say that frog trimming causes lameness is because lots of farriers don't know what they're doing with the frog and will take WAY too much off, which is the same as taking off part of your heel and asking you to walk! Frogs DO at least need the ragged edges and wrinkles tidied up a bit every so often to prevent the buildup of bacteria and fungus.
@bleech a horse's frog is the soft keratin center of the hoof
わーいぴかぴかになったー！ネイリストさんありがとう！𓃗
6:10 dog with the drip casually walking by
看了您的手藝.就知道一定是個有愛心的人...
謝謝您的付出...
非常感動...馬應該也覺得很舒服.很滿意...
It’s like a pedicure for horses! Amazing.
People: **talking about how the horse isn’t getting hurt**
Me: One wrong move and the hooman is ded
I often wonder if Horses feel relief when stuff like this is done and finished, or if it’s just like adjusting a shoe
Maybe it's like Cutting toenail and you finally fit the shoes
I heard little cracks but hopefully it’s normal
Just a pedicure.....👍
i think they feel like an ingrown nail was finally cut and no longer hurts anymore
@@JustVacuumBG 🤔🤜🤛 yep
말 발이 이렇게 귀여운지 처음알았어요,,ㅎㅎ 알고리즘에 떠서 봤는데 대단하신것 같아요 마지막에 말발굽? 교체하고 걸어가는 소리도 좋아요 ㅎㅎ 구독하고갑니당
خبش٤٨٠ثء
편자일거에요아마
Mamis mias pirochask
No hablo taka taka
Bro wtf are u saying
POV : You're trying to find the comments saying this is abuse
I’ve been scrolling for two minutes now.
@@lorddog7249 i wish you luck on your search adventurer
They must've deleted it. We don't need that negativity anyway
So uh find anything guys?… it’s been like 20 minutes of my searching.
i too am searching for them
I don’t know anything about horse care, so at first I thought the poor guy would have been in pain, but reading all reassuring comments from horse owners puts me at ease 😌
😊😊I'm glad you can understand
If the horse was in pain it would probably just kick the person lol
this must've been very exiting and relieving for the horse. also i already love your videos so much! 감사합니다!!
This was more satisfying than I expected 🤯
4:11 forbidden parmesan 😍
NO
I know that this feels amazing and relaxing for the horse and it doesn’t hurt them at all but to me it looks like it would hurt 🫣
Comments explaining that this is Not abuse: 98%
Other:2%
Comments that actually say this is abuse: 0%
True
yeah i even didnt see people saying that it hurts the horse
Not a single word, it’s probably one comment that everyone has seen
@@seldom_here and now it is gone in history. Only assumptions remain of what it is.
98% talking about how it’s not abuse
2% talking about the dog
0% talking about abuse
As someone who has never been anywhere near a horse I am curious about two things:
1. How the heck did evolution decide it would be a good idea to walk with all the weight focused on the toenails? 😅
2. How do you determine if the material removed or added would be sufficient to keep the leg still comfortably flat and also be leveled with the other legs in length?
commenting for future notifications
I can only answer for the first one and I will let someone else give a shot for the second question.
Evolution doesn't "decide" anything. The general idea is that random small modifications in the DNA between generations produce (usually) small modifications in the shape of the "feet". If a modification is not too bad, the next individual will survive and reproduce. Even better if the modification gives an edge.
Through generations and the accumulation of these small changes (each of those being at least "not too bad"), structures like the hooves can appear.
If your question then is : "what are those intermediate forms? Do we know them? How do they give or not an edge?", these are awesome questions to which I would like to know the answer.
Does this help?
@@yosyp5905 me too
you made me curious about the second question, i also want to know
The sole determines how much you cut off. I do barefoot trims (not me, the horse - I don't shoe) and to trim for balance you have to know how to read the anatomy of the hoof.
People: He is hurting the horse
Horse: Ahh finally, get this shit out my feet.
off topic but, i love the cute dog in the backround LOL
People: You hurting the horse!!
Horse: Finally its my ✨spa✨ day 😌
Dude’s got the newest airhorses, man.
I like how everybody is saying “everybody body is saying this hurts the horse but it doesn’t” but yet I can’t find a single person who said it did hurt the horse-
Exactly lmao I’m trying to find a comments that says that
Me too lol
I found like 5
@@donaldray8814 people are really going to say those things when thousands of people are explaining how it doesn’t hurt the horses 💀
@@joosh1567 same
The dog is a pretty princess