FIRST TIME HOOF TRIM! WHAT HAPPENED?
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Hey guys! Big day for our little guy Ruach - he's getting his hoofs trimmed for the first time! This is an important milestone for any young horse, and we captured it all. PLUS, we also took Tucker and Collin’s new ride out for a trail ride! If you’re loving our horse adventures, don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE!
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So wonderful. Good call listening to Tuck i was getting nervous too lol!!
BEAUTIFUL HORSE... love how you take hors on trail rides... great video
Thank you!
your welcome im saving up to buy land and a horse i really like your videos @@CarmellaAbel
Another great video!
Ahh...flat area is obviously a dried up pond...the clue is the vertical pipe...for when it gets too much water.. Love your videos!
I figured it must be; it was pretty neat!
love it! Ruach did so well for his first time!
i do have a few questions as a first time horse owner, too
what shampoo do you use for Tucker? my guy Texas has similar colouring and right now we have shampoo for greys. i'm unsure if it will ruin the chestnut bit of his coat.
also, how can you help your horse become less stressed in a new environment? he was trailered into the new adjustment a few days ago when we bought him, and since he really doesn't know me too well yet i'm unsure how to calm him. help would be appreciated! keep caring for these lovley animals and keep doing you!
Congrats on your new horse! I use baby shampoo or Mane & Tail. Both are cheap; some Appaloosas have sensitive skin, so the baby shampoo is good for that as well.
What I’ve learned about horses adjusting is that it just takes time. It can take a few months I feel for certain horse to really feel at home. Establish a routine you stick to rigorously, as that will help your horse know what to expect each day. I wouldn’t ask too much of your horse right now, but just let him get comfortable with you within the routine. I hope this helps!
@@CarmellaAbel thankyou!
I'm really impressed with how he loaded his bike. The shot looking back at you on the horse is really cool. Thanks for sharing guys.
Good luck with the hoof trimming looks quite hard there with him❤😊
Thank you! He did very good until the end, then he started getting a bit antsy
Thank you sooooo much for pinning a second time❤ Love your videos😊
you are living my dream!! ❤❤❤❤
I hope you are able to live your dream one day too!
Glad he did well
Love this new trail riding footage! Thank you
I really enjoyed the trail ride footage! 😊 You all looked so happy. That big flat area looked dangerous, you made a good call not to ride on it. You'd think there would be warning signs?!
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That trail ride looked like so much fun!!!!
I also just got a very pushy horse, a draft cross. We are working on personal space as he is way too big to be pushy!
We have a few little sheep on our farm and they are super cute but also pro nuisances 😂 I love you videos 😊
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Loved the camera angle so that we could see Tuck and you riding/trotting/cantering on trail! Yay Ruach!
Thank you! Collin strapped the GoPro to his back 😂
Love you,Collin and ur horses! I was wondering if I could make a ur short about u? I would make sure people who watch it would know it’s ur clips!❤
Collin wear a helmet and eye protection!
He did way better for his first trim than my dog did for hers lol. And I spent a ton of time trying to desensitize her. Didn’t work lol.
Do you feel comfortable to share the name of the trail you used? It looks so pretty and I’m semi in the area and would love to check it out sometime with my dog.
Yeah, I have the same problem with my dog too 😂 The trail is in the Big Levels 4x4 Wilderness area; there are a bunch of nice riding trails out there; some can get pretty rocky though. You should check it out!
AWE GROWING UP SO FAST ❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE FROM ISRAEL ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your support; and I am praying protection over you right now!
@@CarmellaAbel means the world thank you 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️ trying to keep the horses comfortable as possible also making vlogs about it so more people see what it’s like
What a lovely ride! Thanks for taking us along! ❤🏇🏇❤
Living your dream life, I’m happy for you.
Are electric bikes allowed on the trails in your area? Our local horse groups have been fighting to keep them off of our non-motorized, multi-use trails. They are too fast and too quiet.
The trail system we go to has different types of trails. Any trail where they are not allowed is marked “foot traffic only” - or “no motorized vehicles.” It’s nice having the trails marked, because I can choose what I want to encounter that day haha
I really enjoy your videos, so much information! I just purchased my own horse farm in upstate New York, 85 acres, and I have my small heard of draft horses finally home. I appreciate all of the information that you share with us viewers, it definitely helps us fellow horse lovers.
Soak that alfalfa super well. My horse choked on one of those cubes.
I haven't watched one of your videos in a while. They we're always good, it is nice to see that you keep building on that. This was a lot of fun. Thank you!
That looks so fun on the trail 😂
Off topic but can u make a video on what kind of plant/food is bad and good for horses
I really enjoyed the backward shots of you cantering and trotting. So neat! And Ruach was such a good boy for the farrier!
I think that you and Colin are a match made in heaven. Lucky! Blessed!
You guys are great! Always enjoy your videos. You take good care of your horses.
I loved the trail shots your husband got with you riding behind him.
That looks like it was a perfect day ❤
Looks like a movie. So beautiful. Tucker is starting to have a wise look about him. Lol
I think he’s gotten wiser since he’s had to watch over the baby Ruach 😂
@@CarmellaAbel Tucker is such a good horse, and now he becomes more adult with looking at Ruach ? A bit like an English nanny. Love from France. 🐴😄👍🏻💝