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Therapeutic Horseshoeing // Making PROGRESS!! // Pinto Bean Update Ep.6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2020
- Today we are working on Pinto Bean again. We've been dealing with this complication for a year and a half now. To see previous videos on Pinto Bean, check out the playlist here: • Pinto Bean Updates
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I didn’t realize how emotionally invested I was in Pinto Bean. It’s so awesome to see that he has made so much progress! Way to go! LOVE THE ANVIL PAINT JOB!
Thanks
@@maverick_vet I was just wondering with the issues with the nails (in pinto bean's case), are their glue on options and stuff like they have for cattle?
@@maverick_vet other horseshoes
I'm a simple man I see Pinto Bean and I click like.
I am not even close to the person to watch anything “farm animal related” but this is just fun to watch thanks for the entertainment
For the question you answerd about the wild horses. It's also a bit of terrain. Our horses stay in the stable and don't roam around on different parts of ground like wild horses. The ground will naturally be taking care of the hoofs by plants that give nutrients to the hoofs they walk trough water. Hard and soft grounds. That how the hoofs don't grow to long and stay naturally healthy. Of course stuff like this indeed won't be solved and the horse will be picked by predators.
Some wild horses will also rub their hooves on rocks too if they feel like the hoof is getting to overgrown.
Sheldon did say exactly that in a different video he posted a year ago about the donkey with overgrown hooves, Oct. 4th, 2019.
@@debh3404 Thanks for mentioning that.
Oh wow, his foot is looking better and better! I'm so happy the owner is doing whatever they can to help him. Another great job!
I love your channel. every video goes straight into what its about. No long talks and introductions. Just boom. Horseshoeing. Love from the netherlands.
PS love the anvill!!
Thanks for the feedback! Don't want to waste your time. Glad you like it.
@@maverick_vet No problem! I really like your videos C: Their very calming and nice to watch when im drawing.
I second that but love from Arizona here!!
Aw poor baby, I feel bad for the horse. That's like losing fingers almost! Poor thing.
Oh I'm so happy to see Pinto Bean doing SO well!
Calling him stoic was perfect. This sweet little bean. Thanks to the owner who sent in the footage, to see him take off running lifted my spirits! He looks wonderful!
I love following Pinto’s journey. I can’t wait for his foot to be finally healed!
That’s actually insane. I can’t believe his hoof looked like that photo... I’ve gotta watch the others!
Do it!
Me : in medical school for humans
Also me : Ah, yes. Pinto Bean, my favorite patient!
❤️❤️
Maybe you should make a switch and go in to veternary medicine? 😉
I hear it's the same principles, just different morphology.
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How thrilling it is to see pinto enjoying life after having to endure so much . Thank you for your scrupulous care
You got so much to be proud of. Helping animals, being good with your hands, being good and empathic to animals - I will never understand how anyone can be proud of something that is just pure chance: living in a certain country.
Keep up your good work with those lovely animals, it's always delightdul to see!
Huge respect for you and the help you provide to these "hoofed" animals.
I’ve never owned a horse but they are and will always be my first love. I watch as many videos as I can about horses being born, groomed, or having their feet done. I love everything about them. And I appreciate your passion and kindness in helping them stay sound and healthy! Blessings!
Totally cheesy random fact. I named my horse in red dead redemtion online Pinto Bean after this here Pinto Bean 😂😁😁
What console do you play on?
@@elanzalicious
*PC*
Yes, a long awaited update on our favorite boy, Pinto Bean. Another great one, Sheldon. Hope vet school is going great.
Watching from the Bronx
Seeing Pinto Bean run towards the barn put such a smile on my face. In this crazy world, there's an owner out there who is willing to put a bunch of dollars into her beloved horse, and a team of veterinary professionals who are willing to put their very best work out there. The result is my smile, thousands of miles away.
Pinto Bean is such a handsome little dude and his owner clearly adores him. He has come a long way since his surgery and that is down to the skilled work of his lovely farrier.
By the way, great paint job on the anvil 💖❤️💖
That first cut in and I'm like 'omg it looks great!!!' It was so white and clean this time, he's come such a long way! I've been watching the progress, and you, the vet and the owner have done such a marvelous job with him!!!!! Definitely something to be proud of.
New favorite channel. It helps ease my anxiety. Let's goooo Horseshoe Man!
I love how you prioritize doing things the right way, the way they should be done, even if it's not strictly necessary. You're skilled, thorough, and very wise. I appreciate all of the content you create for us. Thank you.
What a trooper he is! Glad to see he's healing well.
I have said it before and I'll say it again, Pinto Bean and his owner are lucky to have you and his vet. Your a man who takes pride in every facet of his life, from family right down to the anvil! I hope you have a wonderful holiday season and your studies are going well. Thanks as always
very kind
Hey from DC! Pinto Bean is looking so much better. Glad to hear he's taking exercise again. I'd been keeping an eye out for an update - you've got me hooked.
Glad to see Pinto Bean doing so well! With good vets and farriers like you, he can't go wrong!
That hoof looks strong. When it grows all the way out, he's going to be sound again.
I’m so happy for Pinto Bean and his owner!! Thank you for posting an update. Stay safe and well.
So happy to see Pinto Bean working out with no indication of any lameness! Excellent work by everyone involved who got him through this and back to being sound! Love the channel! Thank you for posting! 😊👍🏻🐎
Why am I so happy to get news of Pinto Bean ? No idea, but I sure am
This honestly makes me happy seeing people help horses like this one, bc if this happens in the wild, most likely they could die
Thank you for sharing! I really appreciate the updates on Pinto Bean - he’s such a fighter and he has come so far on his road to being pain free and healthy.
Hey Sheldon, I'm a med student and every time I watch one of your videos it always blows my mind that you have the time to be a farrier as well as make an edit these videos for TH-cam. Thanks for sharing your work with us, its been amazing to see Pinto Bean's progress these last few months!
Yo I've really lost track of time. I feel like i saw his last update yesterday. 6 weeks for me went by in like two days.
His progress is incredible and it truly is so refreshing to see this horse's recovery throughout time. It really shines a little light for me to see these videos even if it is just horshoeing. I've learnt so much from this channel. Of course, i can't put a shoe on my own horses but I've learnt so many useful things that help me with my horses. I am forever grateful 😌
Pinto Bean has shown such amazing progress in healing his hoof after that caratoma was removed. Horses’ hooves can be so finicky to get to heal properly with them foundering. Sheldon, you have been a huge part in not only ensuring this horse is getting amazing care but basically saving his life. Well done. I can wait to see that lesion completely healed.
I’m from Indiana and I love your videos! They make me so calm and make my days so much better. Thank you for making all of these videos and helping all of these people and animals.
Anvil looks great! Pinto bean has gone through a lot. Getting better thanks to folks like you
The care that goes into a horse is amazing. It seems to be an expensive ventrue. Pinto Bean si so calm. Good Job
It's amazing to see someone taking care of animals. A lot of people can't take care of others, way to go.
Aww I love the lil black cat at the end
Thank you for this update on Pinto Bean. Please, continue to keep us informed?
For sure
Wow what a difference in just 7 weeks. Right after the surgery I admit I was a bit skeptical reguarding his quality of life and I'm so glad he is healing and exercising again. 🙂❤🐴
So glad to see Pinto Bean is doing great, must say I was skeptical but this was a great job from all who were included!! ❤️🇳🇱
Those clips at the end really made my day! When I first saw Pinto Bean's medical condition in your earlier videos, I had trouble believing you'd really be able to bring him back again... But you, the vet, and his owner have done miracles for him! Congratulations!
Love your videos! They’re soothing
He has a soothing voice also
So basically the gel is there to add more surface area to better distribute his body weight on the hoof?
exactly
God Bless you and what you do for Pinto Bean.
Having smelled burnt hair and fingernails, I imagine burning hoof really stinks
Every farrier I have ever dealt with who offered hot shoeing always said the same thing... “Smells like money to me!” 😆
It definitely does but for me it is a positive association since it means I'm around horses so it doesn't bother me one bit 😊
@Mason Calhoun I was a ground pounder in Desert Storm, what do you think?
@@richkeeshan9757 tyfys
Very similar...
All of this is why you are sooo good at what you do. Including taking all of us along. Thanks for another wonderful video.🐴🐴🐴🐴🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎄
To add to the comment/question about the wild horses, the terrain and amount of ground they cover also plays a role in maintenance. They might not be as great of feet as those who are maintained. The terrain wild horses cover is very rough and hard which chips the long horny wall of the foot, and they’re always traveling. Domestic horses are often in softer ground, some with shoes. And therefore don’t chip off as easily or regularly. As for malformations or issues such as keretomas there’s not a whole lot we can do for them, nature does have to play it’s role there. To bring them in is a lot of stress on the animal and without regular maintenance it’s a lot of unnecessary effort for something that might die anyways, unfortunately that is the case. Hope this helps! Or at least now there’s a little more knowledge! Have a great day!!!!
Yay. Pinto Bean is on the mend!!
YAAAAYY! I’m so glad to see an update on pinto bean! Glad to see he’s recovering so well. U did a great job
What an absolutely stoic and calm animal. He’s amazing! Wowowow
I'm just now binge watching Pinto bean's story and it's so moving and impressive! I live on the other side of the Cascades from you in Pullman just E. of Kent. One of my favorite places in the world is those Palouse hills around the university and they show a different beauty in each season. I loved seeing Pinto Bean prancing happily with his refound spirit now that his mostly healed foot is allowing him his freedom to move again. This has been quite a story! It will be cases like these that will make your career so rewarding and I wish you all the very best in the coming years! I guess by now you might have started your own practice somewhere. I've got to resume my bingeing!
I have enjoyed watching the progress of Pinto Bean. Thank you for taking care of him. You will make a great Vet.🐴
Yay for Pinto Bean, his owner, s&s horseshoeing and the vet team! Great to see him doing so well.
Loving seeing the progress watching his whole story. Wonderful to see someone super good and caring with their trade. God bless
Nice to see how well Pinto Bean is doing. I'm pleased to see your patriotic anvil and glad you are proud to be from the USA. Me too!
Nice to see. I hope Pinto Bean continues to get better.
I’m so invested in Pinto Bean. I haven’t had time to watch TH-cam in a while and the first thing I did was check to see if Pinto Bean had an update. Glad Pinto Bean is getting better.
Having gotten rid of my farm and my animals due to health reasons I love these videos because I pick me up on what's going on and I miss it so much and I'm like everybody else I love to paint job
He's running now! Great job!
Oh! Ouch, that poor horse. That looks so painful, I'm glad it could be treated!
Aww when you said “Im happy to be American” it warmed my heart.. now most people hate America witch is sad but im super glad your happy to be American 😊 🇺🇸
Edit: Im also so happy how Pinto bean is doing he is looking much better!! You do a very great job with horses hooves!!! ☺️
Can't believe I missed this video. The best part of these videos is you, explaining everything out.
Pinto bean is looking good happy to she her/him out and about now
That’s why horses in the wild have the best feet! I’ve heard this question myself! And have listened to true horseman’s answers. (like yourself!) this whole issue of horse’s hooves have always been real interesting to me! Watching you bring this beautiful animals hurt hoof back to a healthy state is so exciting to me. Thank you for what you do!
TriCites WA here! Love to hear you talk about being proud to be an American! To many people are so warped that they don't think that anymore. Keep up the good work, love your videos.
Poor pinto bean, that hoof looked so painful. I hope he gets all better in the near future. I also wonder how relaxing it must feel for the horses. Removing all that caked dirt from the hoof must do wonders for their comfort
A true man's man no gloves needed just grit
Best news ever seeing Pinto Bean do so well now. Thank you for taking the case of Pinto Bean on. You did the right thing being conservative in your trim.
Nice one Pinto Bean, good for you. Good to see the work you did initially helped him recover well enough.
Additional wild horse info: horses, like any wild animal with claws or hooves, wear them down naturally with travel and natural behaviors. Problems occur with unusual health issues such as this, cancer, or for animals in environments they aren't native too.
Modern horses are NOT native to North America. They have a plethora of issues in the nonnative environment that we don't necessarily see in another part of the world, Mongolia, where the only TRULY wild species of horse (putting near neighbor species the zebra aside), the Przewalski's horse, still lives in critically endangered numbers.
North American invasive horses are also extremely injurious to native species. There's a lot of debate over whether they should be treated as native though, because at some point in the not so distant past (evolutionarily speaking), there WERE native north american horses! It was something between 1 and 2 million years ago I think. And technically, modern horses in Asia and thus horses around the world, are still related to modern captive ones. So again, technically... They are very similar species to those ancient native ones.
But they died out here for a reason. The same reasons horses may suffer in the wild here now. The environment just changed too much, and competition with other species interfered.
North America even used to have a type of cheetah!
Being has the markings of a true pony that’s awesome
I found your channel last year, and watched this horse's case.
Months later youtube recommends you again and it's nice to get an update and know things are looking better for this guy
Pinto bean! We have been thinking about you. Glad you are getting better thanks to the good care.
the healing progress is just so amazing.. great tutorial ! PS Love the newly decorated anvil
It's good to see sweet little bean again
Amazing to see Pinto Bean running in his own pasture again. ❤
Pinto beeeaann ❤️❤️❤️
Great job. I saw you work on him before. Uoure really knowledgeable with a lot of common and wisdom knowledge gained or taught by wise people. Wisdom is lived I know you can learn from others if they take the time to really listen. Sure would save the pain and heartache it took them to gain it. I've found as I've grown older wisdom is gained from trying situations, pain and heartache. Young people you really should listen. It could save you the pain down the word. This guy has gained wisdom from living it, or listened to the treasures learned by others. You go way beyond basic farrier teachings. It's like the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist. Great job. One of, if not the best I've seen. Best wishes and good luck to you , Pinto Bean and his vet and owners. Hoping for Blessings to come your way. God is absolutely good. Horses are wonderful.
I'm a new subscriber to the channel. I found you actually by accident on TH-cam scrolling when I was going through a tough time and I just want to say thank you. It's been very therapeutic for myself and very educational at the same time. THANK YOU! GOD'S ALWAYS ON TIME. I WANT TO SEND YOU LOVE FROM MY CHANNEL TO YOURS. 😇
Thank you so much for sharing this update on Pinto bean. I am rooting for him to make a full recovery.
As always thanks for sharing, pinto bean is really starting to come along. For me there is such a great satisfaction going back and looking at something that I did from years gone by, weather it is a building, bridge that I helped build, a road or successful sale that I had made I was and still do take pride in what I had accomplished it is obvious that you do the same with the animals that you care for. Greg in Jefferson City MO.
Don't know why I enjoy this so much. There is a genuine artistry to this. This profession gets over looked. Cows feed us lol, if the cow or horse is lame you will not get performance, and if its milk cows, that affects their production greatly, not to mention we don't want them in pain.....
Yay! Pinto Bean update! The foot is looking SO GOOD, wow!
Thanks for the shoutout!!! God bless the USA! And pinto bean
I just found your channel not that long ago and love it, I also live in Arizona! I have been in Tucson AZ just about my whole life and absolutely love horses, GOD Bless!!
Aww Pinto Bean! It was so cute to see him run like that at the end! I'm so glad he's feeling better. ❤
You are gentle and kind
Hi S&S my name is Koa and I’m 10 and my mom is letting me comment again. I commented a long time ago don’t know if your remember me. I am learning to shoes horses now. I want to be like you one day and I love you’re videos. Thank you for helping me by making videos. You’re the best Ferrier ever and when I grow up I wanna be just like you. Bye 😊
This is so wholesome
Great job! 👍👍
Found this channel while in a TH-cam loop no idea how wasn't looking at any thing close to this subject but since I did I think I've watched like 10 or 15 video and it's just amazing work
Really is amazing work.
@@elipsorange and oddly satisfying, as far as how they trim and form the shoes its dope as hell to watch
I was gonna get a head start on homework but here I am watching this lol It's amazing to see this stuff. The difference in looks and how much it helps.
Pinto Bean!! He's moving so well!! Yay!!!
Another wonderful video. Thank you for posting them
You are giving him the tuxedo and tails treatment and you admire him for being a good horse and not fussing so you are gonna make him look pretty💎💎
Your videos are so educational to watch.. thanks from Blackpool, Lancashire, England. 👍
Another great job! Thanks for showing us the happy customer afterwards. Keep up the good work!
You bet!
Nice. I do epoxy inspections for construction, well that's one of my certs. As soon as you pulled out the epoxy gun I was worried you wouldn't be doing an initial bead to check that it was mixing. It was the first thing you did and the thing I have to constantly call out contractors for. Well done sir.