Your videos have distracted me for hours in hospital waiting rooms whilst my daughter went through multiple brain surgeries and for the last 4 years since her passing hearing you say how much you love your job and what you do is amazing and i just want to let you know youre not only helping farmers in Scotland and their beautiful animals but also helping a forever grieving father all the way down in South Australia get through the quiet times 1 hoof trim at a time. I appreciate you more then you will ever know GP thank you ❤ i hope you do see this message
It is very heartwarming to hear how old Harriet is ❤❤❤ I hope she will reach the end of her normal lifespan and gets the chance to enjoy life as a senior. 🤞
I love that Harriet pretty much put herself in the crush. It was almost like she knew what was coming and was excited to get to it because she knew the result was going to make her more comfortable. Sweet cow, great job Graeme!
Cows that old are often creatures of habit. She is a suckler cow so not like a dairy cow but either sort of cow get used to the routine of life and I think its almost a comfort to them. I used to look after cattle and they get used to their owner, the colour of their clothing, the way they walk. If a different person arrives in the field it disrupts them. Its odd how sensitive they are to little things.
Harriet is a very calm soul, shes just in the crush, chillin. I usually watch on my cell phone but today Im on my computer and my goodness, what a difference! The breathtaking beauty of the countryside the personality in everyones faces, its quite the change for the better. Wishing you all and your familes the best!
Just before you said how much you love your job and why, I was asking myself why it is so interesting to watch videos of cow hooves getting cut? And my answer was: because you love what you do, and you are transporting this love, the passion, the respect, the conciousness of your ability to help sore cows, the experience, the fun, the dirt and everything else in every video. Thank you very much for being as lovely as you are! ❤
The past 4 years have been the worst time in my life, I was forced to work with super toxic people in a high stress environment. As a result I was wiped out every night when I got home. Your videos were always a welcome relief from that life and I can honestly say that they helped keep me going knowing that I had something to look forward too. I'm out of that situation now and doing much better in every regard. I am immeasurably grateful for you and the videos you make. Thank you.
Never did I imagine, that one day, I would find so much peace and comfort watching a total stranger in another country, tending to cow’s hooves. Sometimes my family members catch me watching these and they always say “What are you watching?!” There’s just something about watching you work that sits right in my soul. It’s such an honorable profession to give these sentient beings relief from pain. Cows are just big joyful toddlers, and I am so happy for them when they leave the crush lighter in spirit. And, with the understanding that you were doing your best to help them feel better. I used to work with a middle school girl that had autism. There was a dairy farm next to her house, and she always wanted to walk over and visit the cows. They would always approach her and let her pet them. It was almost as if they had their own secret understanding. Those cows would never let me get near them, not to mention touch them. I hope there is a place in heaven for cows, because they are such gentle and tolerant beings. They endure so much and mostly for the benefit of humans. If there is a cow heaven, I’m sure there is a picture of you there, and all of the kind farmers who did their best to give them some kind of peace. Thank you for your videos and sharing your knowledge. You make the world a better place. God bless xo
Your videos have brought me through the worst times in my life. When my daughter was murdered in Jan 2021 I desperately needed something to occupy my mind through the endless hours of no sleep & pain. The tv had so many triggering shows that I couldn’t watch them. Your videos brought me solace. So thank you. I now watch them through my cancer treatments. Thanks for your amazing content.
I’m so sorry for your loss (and hope that your daughter gets the justice and respect she deserves) and I️ hope your cancer treatment goes well (I️ think I️ said that right)
Harriet reminds me of Tiny, one of the cows my family owned when I was a kid. She produced and raised very fine calves for years and put up with small children sitting on her. Eventually, she retired and became our pet cow. She lived to be a very old cow.
I have seen this lady before while binge watching 👀. You sure have a soft spot for her. I only started watching your videos in April, it was also when I found out that I had lung cancer, which after a Lobectomy I'm now all clear. Your soothing tone and compassion for the cattle sure soothed anxiety for me. I also enjoy the banter and coffee discussions. ☕️ Fae the banks of the Bonnie Doon 🏴 Many thanks and much respect 🙏
I just want to be a head petter while you trim. I've grown up around cows and while I live in the city now, I do miss it and them. I love animals and just want to hug them. Thank you for all you do for them and for sharing with us!
OMG just realized how long I've been watching the HoofGP, with that trip down memory lane. His Scottish charm got me hooked on cows feet, even though I never had any interest in them or could ever have dreamt that I would. Well done Graham, you truly deserve all the good things that came your way
Harriet says, "Thanks" for fixing her feet. Her feet when trimmed are perfect for her. She knew that you were going to help her and walked right in. I have to say that the countryside that you drive through is absolutely breath taking.
Lovely to see a cow who appears to positively appreciate what you do for her, chilled, calm and almost smiling. From Harriet, thank you mister nice HGP.
My 10 year old daughter's favorite animal is a cow. My daughter and I have become big fans and love to snuggle up together and watch you take such good care of her favorite animals. "Fall Into You" has become 'our song'. We love your humor and excellent explanations. Your drone shots make us want to visit Scotland. Take care. -Mike and Ellie.
Harriet stood so patiently while her feet were done as if she knew she would feel much better after her trim a job well done for such a sweet lil lassie ..
It is truly nice to know that you read your comments,"fans" I always wondered because your following has really grown. I remember when you had time to respond. My love was Quarter Horses, many years holding a horse for the farrier and watching how he trimed,made corrections. We showed our horses so they were done every 6 weeks. Had a foundered horse colt bought him that way, being new to the industry we didnt realize it , but almost became experts lol lol after trying to keep him sound and to the shows lol, my husband and i could spot a founded horse a mile away lol lol but learned sorta of the hard way lol. He did become an AQHA Champion through hard work keeping him sound and to the shows I laugh because it was our start in the industry and we learned alot "the hard way" right from the get go lol. Love your channel your fantastic humor, love of your work and family . Thank you from a great gramna 82 years young, who loves what you do. Bless you and your beautiful family🙏🕊🙏 From USA 🇺🇸 If you read this, i forgot your brother's first name,Who is the artist. Art is my secound love.I worked in some really Native American galleries when i lived in New Mexico. Your brothers art reminds me of some of the Natives work.
My four year old didn't want to watch with me but by the end he was asking questions and I was telling him all about cow foot anatomy. ❤ (Of which I am also learning 😅) What you do really is wonderful!
Harriet is so calm. You can tell that she knows that this experience will result in her feeling better. I hadn't realized that laminitis would result in permanent hoof issues. Thank you for your explanations. I am constantly learning new things from watching your channel.
She is ready for her pedicure, thank you Grahame. (I thought my toes were bad!) Kidding aside, it’s a testament to your work that she trusts you so completely. Please know that your teaching is working! Me a few months ago-“Cows feet have to be trimmed???” Me now-“Ach looks like white line disease” **shakes head** 😊
Massive kudos to you, the farmer, and adorable Hariett! She's a true rockstar! I wish farmers in the US were as attentive and caring as your farmers. Thank you to all involved!
Her feet are really interesting. Horses get laminitis too. Only with them, over time they become severely lame and extremely painful. Owners can work with a farrier to shoe horses to help find relief from founder. But a lot of foundered horses are put down. I’m thankful you can help this beautiful lady with her condition and see to her comfort. She’s such a gorgeous girl. Great job!!
Laminitis can be managed with diet as it’s often caused by excess sugar - ponies prone to laminitis were bred to manage on poor, rough moorland or hills and cannot cope with lush Green spring grass in managed fields!
Harriet has my heart too ❤ what a truly beautiful girl❤ Graeme, you love your job and it shows and what's more, it inspired me to find a career that makes me fulfilled. We know you, the crew, the family have tough work, make sacrifices but know we all appreciate it. It's more than hoof trimming, you show us much more....❤ To be good genuine humans to each other and animals, in all forms ❤
Thank you for always being so positive and helping animals. It’s one of the best parts of my day. All our jobs should be like yours. So much value and purpose.
I started watching your channel in 2019 to help me through the grief of losing my son(2016). We shared a love of animals. Besides the wonderful content, I love the music and the lyrics they are so different and uplifting. Someday I will try to find them, until then, I have you! Also, I grew up in ranch country (Northern Nevada). Harriet's face is so sweet! Thank you!!
All I wanted to do was love on Harret! Was surprised you didn't pet her. As always you make me proud of the way you treat the cows you work on. You can tell you love your job.
Thank you for the new video. Since you read the comments I decided to tell you that I watched this during my lunch break at work. I was spinning around dancing to the music and it really brightened my day.
Harriet was looking quite happy after that trim. Shes a beauty❣ Btw, you haven't aged a bit in 5 years. That just means you're happy. More smiles keeps a person looking young. 😊xx
Thank you for reading the comments. I watch ever new video and am catching up on the older ones. I especially like the follow up videos on cow that need multiple trims to get right. You do an amazing job with this channel. FYI, I’ve stolen your Do More ethos!
this is my guilty pleasure videos, i'd lie if i said the gore is not intriguing, but i also catch myself smiling when i see cows do better after treatments. it's something about knowing that these big animals get some much needed help that they in nature could not do much about themselves, keep up the great work GP
When you finished and Harriet was strutting her stuff, it appeared to me that her hoofs are different from what you usually do. She is beautiful!. Thanks
You're a lucky man, Graeme! I suppose I don't exactly envy the random faeces in my face, but I totally understand why you love your job. Not many people do, I believe. And it shows, which is what makes your videos so soothing. And I remember seeing Harriet before, she's a cutie for sure ❤
I love Harriet! She's just chillin' in the crush...I love watching these videos..it's like peeling potatoes, and the nippers look like you're cutting coconut...❤
Curly coat cows, how gorgeous 🤩 Old farm buildings in a beautiful setting, you do have it great for your hard work. I thought of it today as being a Bovine Podiatrist ! Lol 😁
Reminds me of some horses hooves I’ve seen. Makes me wonder how they manage to walk, and the fact it doesn’t make them lame is amazing. I get a tiny rock in my shoe and I go mad. Thank you Graeme for sharing your wisdom on these beautiful cows.
It’s amazing how much the crush tech has changed over the years. Congrats on your success.🎉🎉 And thank you for keeping these beautiful animals happy and comfortable.
I wonder if Hariet knows how truly blessed and lucky she is to live where she is cared for completely and how beautiful and serene the countryside is around her.
Every time I watch your videos, my brain goes "cow hooves look like potatoes." Then it goes, "you're a musician, why are you watching hoof trimming videos." Then, after binge watching videos I've already seen, I realize that I am not watching hoof trimming videos. I'm watching a guy who loves his work, and his passion inspires me ... then I wonder why I'm still watching and I have to go back to my own passions. Keep up the great work Graham and crew!
An Aussie here, and the old Hereford is very familiar to me, although nowadays I don't see any more of them around 🤥 we can tell that Harriot is much loved. thank you for sharing
I love that you all love what you do. Not everyone is that lucky and to live and work where you do is a bonus. On top of that you are making a difference one cow at a time. I'm in Australia and have lived in a rural area my entire life and i had no idea that cattle needed routine trimming. Maybe the climate makes a difference here 🤔 whatever, I just enjoy the videos.
Hello! I am 70 years(come August 😊) old. I know very little about cows/bulls, but they seem to have very gentle demeanors all most all the time. I find it so interesting how there are such differences between hoof care of cattle and horses! You and your team do awesome work and give so much relief to the cows you look after. And I can tell you all have so much support from your families. You are so lucky to live and work in such a beautiful country!! Blessings on all of you and your families.
Just as I was thinking how delicate and careful you are with the grinding, you get out huge pincers and start whipping off huge chunks of hoof! But it got her out of the crush quicker and also looked so careful, although not delicate! Well done you
Hello from the USA 😊. I watch a lot of animal videos. Sometimes I want a cow even though I live in the City. Not. Admire all the work and care you give. ❤blessings, D😊
Dear Harriet, you're a lovely lass. You're as patient and kind as you are beautiful. You stand so quietly in the crush. I feel you look forward to getting your pedicures The man who tends to your feet is called Graham and he's a pretty good chap. I watch him carefully. It's obvious he knows his stuff and truly cares about you and his other clients (cow clients, not human ones...but Harriet I think he likes the 2-leggers also). Hope to see you again next year.. Only the very best to you lovely girl. ❤🐄
** Thank you so much for bringing back the intro! I love seeing snip its of your beautiful country. Makes me smile. Its the little things that make us happy. Awesome to see Harriet again. Its been a while since you've had her on. 😁
Harriet the sweet 1/2 breed Hereford. One of my family members from generations back was named Hereford. I asked my cousin, (our family genealogist]. Why we were named after cows, it’s not very nice. He said, actually, the cows were named after us! Much better. My grandmother decide later in her life that she wanted to be dairy farmer. My dad was a car guy, who took great care of his fancy cars. My grandmother ran her herd across the yard where my dad parked his car. One of the cows gave my dad’s car a huge swipe with her tongue. It left a huge mark. I thought my dad would have a heart attack. Fortunately not. And a very throughout wash and rubbing compound helped. My dad was always weary of those heiffers. 🤪
I love watching these videos. They help me relax and give me so much piece of mind throughout my day. I watch at least one a day and sometimes just press play all and watch/listen to the playlist of them for awhile. Thank you so much for what you do
I can’t believe I stumbled across your videos two years ago, while trying to stay up working overnight, and I’m still addicted to how you take care of cows feet! 🐄🐮 Happy New year! GP all the way from Washington DC! 💯
She's enjoying her Mani-Pedi!! So glad you're taking care of her! Watching your videos have been so informative! My hubby & I are wanting to raise Highlands over here in US! Watching you has given me the knowledge that even if I don't trim their feet, I need to have someone come in & take care of their tootsies! Thank you! 🥰
That was truly an amazing outcome. She may have some issues with hooves, but her personality is so calm and sweet. I can see why you have a soft spot for her.
Your videos have distracted me for hours in hospital waiting rooms whilst my daughter went through multiple brain surgeries and for the last 4 years since her passing hearing you say how much you love your job and what you do is amazing and i just want to let you know youre not only helping farmers in Scotland and their beautiful animals but also helping a forever grieving father all the way down in South Australia get through the quiet times 1 hoof trim at a time. I appreciate you more then you will ever know GP thank you ❤ i hope you do see this message
Be blessed and know that you are loved 💙!!!
Will think of you to, now when i watch, wishes & prayers for your solace
I am sorry for your loss. I truly hope you find joy and happiness in your future.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Take care, from Sydney NSW❤
I am sorry for your loss. I hope you are comforted .
It is very heartwarming to hear how old Harriet is ❤❤❤
I hope she will reach the end of her normal lifespan and gets the chance to enjoy life as a senior. 🤞
I love that she’s called Harriet..she looks like a Harriet ❤
I have a brown hen called Harriet
Harriet looks so warm and fuzzy.
Harriet looks so sweet! Every time you showed her face I wanted to just reach through the screen and pet her!! ❤️🐄😍
Me, too!
And me
So did I she had such a gentle expression and such pretty eyes ♥️♥️
Same here, she seems so patient and sweet. I just wanted to give her a big hug! I can see why she is a favorite❤
Moooooooooooo
I love that Harriet pretty much put herself in the crush.
It was almost like she knew what was coming and was excited to get to it because she knew the result was going to make her more comfortable.
Sweet cow, great job Graeme!
Cows that old are often creatures of habit. She is a suckler cow so not like a dairy cow but either sort of cow get used to the routine of life and I think its almost a comfort to them. I used to look after cattle and they get used to their owner, the colour of their clothing, the way they walk. If a different person arrives in the field it disrupts them. Its odd how sensitive they are to little things.
I think a lot of them know they'll come out feeling better!!
I noticed that too she was like “ ok I’m ready for my pedicure now let’s do this “ she walked right in the crush .
@@Rita-yw2tn every girl loves a pedicure!
Really enjoyed seeing an older setup with a beautiful old barn, etc. New barns are okay, but the old ones have my heart. ❤❤❤
Harriet is a very calm soul, shes just in the crush, chillin. I usually watch on my cell phone but today Im on my computer and my goodness, what a difference! The breathtaking beauty of the countryside the personality in everyones faces, its quite the change for the better. Wishing you all and your familes the best!
Just before you said how much you love your job and why, I was asking myself why it is so interesting to watch videos of cow hooves getting cut?
And my answer was: because you love what you do, and you are transporting this love, the passion, the respect, the conciousness of your ability to help sore cows, the experience, the fun, the dirt and everything else in every video.
Thank you very much for being as lovely as you are! ❤
Harriet's owner deserves a shout out for loving his herd! Well done to him or her and you for helping this old dolly live her best life!
She is a sweet face!!!
You are fortunate enough to live in a exquisitely beautiful country !
The past 4 years have been the worst time in my life, I was forced to work with super toxic people in a high stress environment. As a result I was wiped out every night when I got home. Your videos were always a welcome relief from that life and I can honestly say that they helped keep me going knowing that I had something to look forward too. I'm out of that situation now and doing much better in every regard. I am immeasurably grateful for you and the videos you make. Thank you.
Never did I imagine, that one day, I would find so much peace and comfort watching a total stranger in another country, tending to cow’s hooves. Sometimes my family members catch me watching these and they always say “What are you watching?!” There’s just something about watching you work that sits right in my soul. It’s such an honorable profession to give these sentient beings relief from pain. Cows are just big joyful toddlers, and I am so happy for them when they leave the crush lighter in spirit. And, with the understanding that you were doing your best to help them feel better. I used to work with a middle school girl that had autism. There was a dairy farm next to her house, and she always wanted to walk over and visit the cows. They would always approach her and let her pet them. It was almost as if they had their own secret understanding. Those cows would never let me get near them, not to mention touch them. I hope there is a place in heaven for cows, because they are such gentle and tolerant beings. They endure so much and mostly for the benefit of humans. If there is a cow heaven, I’m sure there is a picture of you there, and all of the kind farmers who did their best to give them some kind of peace. Thank you for your videos and sharing your knowledge. You make the world a better place. God bless xo
You are such a kind man.I wish I could spend some time hugging HARRIET.Animals are so good to heal Depression.....
At the end Harriet looked quite proud saying,"look at my new pedicure guys!" Another cow well taken care of.
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She’s Harriet and not a number. Sweet animal. Great care. Thank you.
If we had people like you running the country treating people like you treat the cows, with love, the world would be a much better place.
Your videos have brought me through the worst times in my life. When my daughter was murdered in Jan 2021 I desperately needed something to occupy my mind through the endless hours of no sleep & pain. The tv had so many triggering shows that I couldn’t watch them. Your videos brought me solace. So thank you. I now watch them through my cancer treatments. Thanks for your amazing content.
Keep going xx
I’m so sorry for your loss (and hope that your daughter gets the justice and respect she deserves) and I️ hope your cancer treatment goes well (I️ think I️ said that right)
Harriet reminds me of Tiny, one of the cows my family owned when I was a kid. She produced and raised very fine calves for years and put up with small children sitting on her. Eventually, she retired and became our pet cow. She lived to be a very old cow.
Thank you for sharing that. Such a sweet story.
I am a therapist. Your videos provide a nice break for me when I am stressed. I appreciate your work and love for the cattle you care for.
I’m 14 I live in the country side but have nothing to do with cows or farms but these videos bring me comfort on a bad day
Good for you 👍 👏 🙌
Whenever I'm sad, i watch your videos to feel better. Thank you and your crew for caring for these sweet animals.
I have seen this lady before while binge watching 👀. You sure have a soft spot for her.
I only started watching your videos in April, it was also when I found out that I had lung cancer, which after a Lobectomy I'm now all clear. Your soothing tone and compassion for the cattle sure soothed anxiety for me. I also enjoy the banter and coffee discussions. ☕️
Fae the banks of the Bonnie Doon 🏴
Many thanks and much respect 🙏
I'm glad you're doing good.
I hope you are well and continue to improve . ❤
Very glad to hear you're all clear :)
I know exactly what you mean by „soothing anxiety“. I wish you all the best. Greetings from Germany.
Blessings to you in your recovery!
I just want to be a head petter while you trim. I've grown up around cows and while I live in the city now, I do miss it and them. I love animals and just want to hug them. Thank you for all you do for them and for sharing with us!
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OMG just realized how long I've been watching the HoofGP, with that trip down memory lane. His Scottish charm got me hooked on cows feet, even though I never had any interest in them or could ever have dreamt that I would. Well done Graham, you truly deserve all the good things that came your way
Harriet says, "Thanks" for fixing her feet. Her feet when trimmed are perfect for her. She knew that you were going to help her and walked right in. I have to say that the countryside that you drive through is absolutely breath taking.
Oh yeah, beautiful country. I hope to get there some day!❤
My voice teacher used to say, “Sometimes less is more. And knowing when to apply that is wisdom.”
Lovely to see a cow who appears to positively appreciate what you do for her, chilled, calm and almost smiling.
From Harriet, thank you mister nice HGP.
Harriet is beautiful and she's one of the very few cows with a name instead of a number.
There's dignity in having a name
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My 10 year old daughter's favorite animal is a cow. My daughter and I have become big fans and love to snuggle up together and watch you take such good care of her favorite animals. "Fall Into You" has become 'our song'. We love your humor and excellent explanations. Your drone shots make us want to visit Scotland. Take care. -Mike and Ellie.
I can see why Harriet is a favourite of yours - she is so sweet!
Job Well Done, Graeme.
Sometimes, the enemy of good is better. Harriet is a great example of this, her sweet face says it all. Thanks to you and your team!
Harriet stood so patiently while her feet were done as if she knew she would feel much better after her trim a job well done for such a sweet lil lassie ..
I love watching these videos Grahme they help with my blood pressure as your voice is also very calm and you care about the cow.
Thank you for showing Harriet again. She has such beautiful eyes.
I love that the farmer got you in just for Harriet ❤. She like how you make her feel 😂 runs into the crate
It is truly nice to know that you read your comments,"fans"
I always wondered because your following has really grown.
I remember when you had time to respond.
My love was Quarter Horses, many years holding a horse for the farrier and watching how he trimed,made corrections.
We showed our horses so they were done every 6 weeks.
Had a foundered horse colt bought him that way, being new to the industry we didnt realize it , but almost became experts lol lol after trying to keep him sound and to the shows lol, my husband and i could spot a founded horse a mile away lol lol but learned sorta of the hard way lol.
He did become an AQHA Champion through hard work keeping him sound and to the shows
I laugh because it was our start in the industry and we learned alot "the hard way" right from the get go lol.
Love your channel your fantastic humor, love of your work and family .
Thank you from a great gramna 82 years young, who loves what you do.
Bless you and your beautiful family🙏🕊🙏
From USA 🇺🇸
If you read this, i forgot your brother's first name,Who is the artist.
Art is my secound love.I worked in some really Native American galleries when i lived in New Mexico.
Your brothers art reminds me of some of the Natives work.
My four year old didn't want to watch with me but by the end he was asking questions and I was telling him all about cow foot anatomy. ❤ (Of which I am also learning 😅) What you do really is wonderful!
Harriet is so calm. You can tell that she knows that this experience will result in her feeling better. I hadn't realized that laminitis would result in permanent hoof issues. Thank you for your explanations. I am constantly learning new things from watching your channel.
They seem genuinely happy to see you when it's a cow you've taken care of before. When they walk away it shows their appreciation by how they walk.
She is ready for her pedicure, thank you Grahame. (I thought my toes were bad!)
Kidding aside, it’s a testament to your work that she trusts you so completely. Please know that your teaching is working! Me a few months ago-“Cows feet have to be trimmed???” Me now-“Ach looks like white line disease” **shakes head** 😊
Yep! Same here!
Massive kudos to you, the farmer, and adorable Hariett! She's a true rockstar! I wish farmers in the US were as attentive and caring as your farmers. Thank you to all involved!
No lie, I love it how we all are getting to know the cows by their names/numbers on sight.
Harriet has the sweetest look in her eyes!🐄❤️ I want to pet her and hug her!!
Her feet are really interesting. Horses get laminitis too. Only with them, over time they become severely lame and extremely painful. Owners can work with a farrier to shoe horses to help find relief from founder. But a lot of foundered horses are put down. I’m thankful you can help this beautiful lady with her condition and see to her comfort. She’s such a gorgeous girl. Great job!!
Laminitis can be managed with diet as it’s often caused by excess sugar - ponies prone to laminitis were bred to manage on poor, rough moorland or hills and cannot cope with lush Green spring grass in managed fields!
Harriet has my heart too ❤ what a truly beautiful girl❤ Graeme, you love your job and it shows and what's more, it inspired me to find a career that makes me fulfilled. We know you, the crew, the family have tough work, make sacrifices but know we all appreciate it. It's more than hoof trimming, you show us much more....❤ To be good genuine humans to each other and animals, in all forms ❤
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Thank you for always being so positive and helping animals. It’s one of the best parts of my day. All our jobs should be like yours. So much value and purpose.
Thank you for doing the cows on the smaller farms so their lives can be better!
I started watching your channel in 2019 to help me through the grief of losing my son(2016). We shared a love of animals. Besides the wonderful content, I love the music and the lyrics they are so different and uplifting. Someday I will try to find them, until then, I have you!
Also, I grew up in ranch country (Northern Nevada). Harriet's face is so sweet! Thank you!!
Houses on the Hill "Fall into You"
I lost a daughter in 2017. Much love, big hugs and healing prayers to you.
Thank you so much. A child's passing is a heartbreaking loss. I am sorry for yours. Hugs to you as well.
@@colleenlogan5211 I have a separate comment with a few other songs in the video. Much love 🤗💜
My two year old son and I cuddle and watch one of your videos every night before bed. Thank you for teaching us so much, God bless y’all 🤍
All I wanted to do was love on Harret! Was surprised you didn't pet her. As always you make me proud of the way you treat the cows you work on. You can tell you love your job.
I know that he had to have petted her, they just did not film it!
@@grannyjenny8603 He has got to be petting these cows. He loves them too much not to be petting them.
I love how Harriet sailed right into the crush like, "Talk to you later, girls-- my pedicure appointment is here, right on time!"
Thank you for the new video. Since you read the comments I decided to tell you that I watched this during my lunch break at work. I was spinning around dancing to the music and it really brightened my day.
Aw Harriet is beautiful!! I just wanted to give her pretty face a fuss 😍. Well done Graeme and the team for taking care of this beauty
I'm glad that you show her year after year she number one is a beautiful heifer and number two it's nice to know that she's around
❤ she has the absolute sweetest face.
The difference in her back feet awesome.
Harriet was looking quite happy after that trim. Shes a beauty❣ Btw, you haven't aged a bit in 5 years. That just means you're happy. More smiles keeps a person looking young. 😊xx
Raised on a farm in Indiana of the USA. Now live in the city. Your videos are the best part of my day. Reminds me of younger days.
Harriet is the cutest cow I’ve ever seen😍
I’m glad you share the faces of the cows. You can see their trust in what you are doing for them.
She is beautiful and I love the name Harriet thank you for taking care of her you are an angel ❤
Thank you for reading the comments. I watch ever new video and am catching up on the older ones. I especially like the follow up videos on cow that need multiple trims to get right. You do an amazing job with this channel. FYI, I’ve stolen your Do More ethos!
Thank you for the concise explanations about our comments. I've been watching for about 6 years now and I'm always blessed by every video.
this is my guilty pleasure videos, i'd lie if i said the gore is not intriguing, but i also catch myself smiling when i see cows do better after treatments.
it's something about knowing that these big animals get some much needed help that they in nature could not do much about themselves,
keep up the great work GP
When you finished and Harriet was strutting her stuff, it appeared to me that her hoofs are different from what you usually do. She is beautiful!. Thanks
You're a lucky man, Graeme! I suppose I don't exactly envy the random faeces in my face, but I totally understand why you love your job. Not many people do, I believe. And it shows, which is what makes your videos so soothing.
And I remember seeing Harriet before, she's a cutie for sure ❤
There is something very satisfying in watching your precision with the trimmer!
I love Harriet! She's just chillin' in the crush...I love watching these videos..it's like peeling potatoes, and the nippers look like you're cutting coconut...❤
Thank you for this beautiful video. The views, the music, the story! What a great idea to include an old video of Harriet 😊
Curly coat cows, how gorgeous 🤩
Old farm buildings in a beautiful setting, you do have it great for your hard work.
I thought of it today as being a Bovine Podiatrist ! Lol 😁
Reminds me of some horses hooves I’ve seen. Makes me wonder how they manage to walk, and the fact it doesn’t make them lame is amazing. I get a tiny rock in my shoe and I go mad. Thank you Graeme for sharing your wisdom on these beautiful cows.
Harriet may have gnarly feet, but her eyes are just lovely. Such a pretty cow. 🏴🐄
It’s amazing how much the crush tech has changed over the years. Congrats on your success.🎉🎉 And thank you for keeping these beautiful animals happy and comfortable.
Graeme, I feel so honored that you read every comment. You are my absolute favorite UA-camr.
I wonder if Hariet knows how truly blessed and lucky she is to live where she is cared for completely and how beautiful and serene the countryside is around her.
Every time I watch your videos, my brain goes "cow hooves look like potatoes." Then it goes, "you're a musician, why are you watching hoof trimming videos." Then, after binge watching videos I've already seen, I realize that I am not watching hoof trimming videos. I'm watching a guy who loves his work, and his passion inspires me ... then I wonder why I'm still watching and I have to go back to my own passions. Keep up the great work Graham and crew!
What a amazing job you have I can't stop watching you videos
An Aussie here, and the old Hereford is very familiar to me, although nowadays I don't see any more of them around 🤥 we can tell that Harriot is much loved. thank you for sharing
How time flies when you enjoy watching the hoof GP. I remember this farm an you doing this trim .
I love how chilled she is! Just wanders into the crush, like she knows she’s going to be more comfortable after. She has such a sweet face too 🥰
I love that you all love what you do. Not everyone is that lucky and to live and work where you do is a bonus. On top of that you are making a difference one cow at a time. I'm in Australia and have lived in a rural area my entire life and i had no idea that cattle needed routine trimming. Maybe the climate makes a difference here 🤔 whatever, I just enjoy the videos.
Hello! I am 70 years(come August 😊) old. I know very little about cows/bulls, but they seem to have very gentle demeanors all most all the time. I find it so interesting how there are such differences between hoof care of cattle and horses! You and your team do awesome work and give so much relief to the cows you look after. And I can tell you all have so much support from your families. You are so lucky to live and work in such a beautiful country!! Blessings on all of you and your families.
Just as I was thinking how delicate and careful you are with the grinding, you get out huge pincers and start whipping off huge chunks of hoof! But it got her out of the crush quicker and also looked so careful, although not delicate! Well done you
Thank you so much for taking care of these cows. May peace be with you. Alway. May God help you as you help these cows. Ameen
Fantastic video. Wonderful countryside, great camera/ drone work, what a worthwhile and fulfilling job you have.
What an adorable cow. She is so cute. I mean all cows are cute but she is extra!
Hello from the USA 😊. I watch a lot of animal videos. Sometimes I want a cow even though I live in the City. Not. Admire all the work and care you give. ❤blessings, D😊
Dear Harriet, you're a lovely lass. You're as patient and kind as you are beautiful. You stand so quietly in the crush. I feel you look forward to getting your pedicures The man who tends to your feet is called Graham and he's a pretty good chap. I watch him carefully. It's obvious he knows his stuff and truly cares about you and his other clients (cow clients, not human ones...but Harriet I think he likes the 2-leggers also). Hope to see you again next year.. Only the very best to you lovely girl. ❤🐄
** Thank you so much for bringing back the intro! I love seeing snip its of your beautiful country. Makes me smile. Its the little things that make us happy. Awesome to see Harriet again. Its been a while since you've had her on. 😁
Harriet the sweet 1/2 breed Hereford. One of my family members from generations back was named Hereford. I asked my cousin, (our family genealogist]. Why we were named after cows, it’s not very nice. He said, actually, the cows were named after us! Much better.
My grandmother decide later in her life that she wanted to be dairy farmer. My dad was a car guy, who took great care of his fancy cars. My grandmother ran her herd across the yard where my dad parked his car. One of the cows gave my dad’s car a huge swipe with her tongue. It left a huge mark. I thought my dad would have a heart attack. Fortunately not. And a very throughout wash and rubbing compound helped. My dad was always weary of those heiffers. 🤪
I love watching these videos. They help me relax and give me so much piece of mind throughout my day. I watch at least one a day and sometimes just press play all and watch/listen to the playlist of them for awhile. Thank you so much for what you do
At 7:30 or so, it sounds like the cow is singing along to the music.
I can’t believe I stumbled across your videos two years ago, while trying to stay up working overnight, and I’m still addicted to how you take care of cows feet! 🐄🐮 Happy New year! GP all the way from Washington DC! 💯
Harriet is clearly very comfortable in that crush, and it's really sweet to see a cow with a proper name that you have a long term relationship with ❤
Thank you for being so passionate about the welfare these gorgeous creatures.
To you keep up the wonderful work..... (and the vids!! 😎👍)
She's enjoying her Mani-Pedi!! So glad you're taking care of her! Watching your videos have been so informative! My hubby & I are wanting to raise Highlands over here in US! Watching you has given me the knowledge that even if I don't trim their feet, I need to have someone come in & take care of their tootsies! Thank you! 🥰
Absolutely love it when they come out of the crush and they look back as to say thank you
That was truly an amazing outcome. She may have some issues with hooves, but her personality is so calm and sweet. I can see why you have a soft spot for her.
It’s nice to see you you have the same passion over all these years that you had when I first started watching years ago!. 👍
I love the shots you show of their faces. Harriet looks so sweet. I just love that face of hers.