Hoof trim Boots was made for walking Mini Rehab trim
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2013
- Boots the beautiful mini Shetland rescued from the muzzle of the (Dogger) knackery gun in Melbourne made it to us via hoofs2010 rescue. So beautiful with such a big heart to bring him through his ordeal in top condition after a lifetime of neglect.
Now at his forever home and growing family.
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Idiots who push dislike when good people help out these poor animals they make me sick ...tbh this guys done a great job imo
Really makes one wonder doesn't it??
What a patient and well-behaved little horse.
That's one happy ponny so grateful I am sure
That horse must be so thankful no more pain
Sweet pony. Thank you for rescuing him from his prior awful environment. I believe in karma. The individuals responsible for him will pay...in some way, shape or form.
He is still with us I trimmed him this morning again
@@Horsingabout Maybe you can post a more recent clip of his progress?
Thank you so much.
May Gad guide you to the right way
Thanks God this beautiful mini horse found someone that really loves him
Great little pony to be calm and let the man sort his hoofs out. A little but mighty Shetland pony trotting away to comfort and happiness. Nice to see and thank you for helping him.
Lovely little pony, and so patient. Person could of trimmed his feet and sold him other than for meat.
A big THANK YOU for saving this lovely creature.
What a lovely natured pony.
He still is all these years later
Such a nice happy ending for the little horse.
God bless 🙏you ! for your kindness and love for this little horse 🐴 you have a big heart ♥️ Amen✝️👍 👏
Thank you for doing this for that little pony.
Wee bit sedated! Good job. We just took on a neglected donkey with feet like this mini . He is a standard size, already bonded with the jennet we have who was a kill auction save. Last week was spent on worming and ground manners, this week will be vet, then farrier. We are retired farmers, had a standardbred race horse stable that we retired and now the two donkeys own us.
No sedation just relief. Did one similar 2 days ago and hit a gusher on 1 foot. Abscess I got covered!
Horsingabout one of ours did the same to the vet when the vet was trying to put a small hole in the hoof to drain the gravel. But wow what immediate pain relief for the horse who went from looking like he was literally on his last dying leg to being ready to get back out on the track and take on all comers.
Yesterday I called back on an old mini I trimmed last Tuesday to remove a bandage & dressing I put on after striking a gusher abscess. Similar to your bloke, instant relief. There was that much blood & gunk spread everywhere and all over me the other day I was covered. Almost thought I had cut his jugular for a minute?
Horsingabout haha. Equines can be so dramatic! We had a harness stable for years and my husband was, still is, old school style and used poultices and such that worked great. I don't know what you use for packing and bandaging hooves but he used disposable baby diapers and duct tape, even bored race horses couldn't rip it all off, they did give it a good try though.
Yep all that & more in my medical kit!
This Little guy urgently needed his nails/hooves cut ! Thanks for helping him
What a sweet and patient horse!
He certainly is. Thank you!
You did a great thing Sir. Thank you
It knew you were helping!
the little dude got so happy lol..
Great foot transplants! A fine foot shape result.
How lovely to see Boots running for joy after you trimmed his hooves. And I was glad to see him getting a treat for being so good during his "hooficure."
He loves life and being part of the herd now.
Horsingabout Thank you so much for giving him a loving home. It is wonderful to see. Thank you for sharing it, Merk
😭😭😭😭 Boots! You beautiful little horse!
A big thank you for putting your love of horses to such worthy action. Enjoyed this video. Happy endings are always wonderful.
Thank you
You're good man.
God bless you.
Thank you. Be happy & healthy
So very heartwarming and neautiful
Beautiful
How wonderful! Well done!
Thank you you wouldn't know he was the same boy now!
When the pony is prancing around in the beginning SO CUTE!
amazing work on that little horse!
Thank you I actually trimmed him once again today. Every 4 weeks or so!
Boy his feet came along nicely. Good job!
Poor baby !!! His treatment was Horrible before
!!! Look how Good he is while being trimmed :)
Fantastic!
looks like no laminitic events involved.Perfect little feet once trimmed Good job.
Shame on whoever caused this and thank you to the people that got this little pony back on track.
Very nice
Beautiful horse!^^
beautiful
great job! beautiful pony
Thank you for help pony long hooves
That mini is as good as gold too
what a sweetheart
Isn't he and cheeky as to go along with it!
what a cute little guy! i bet he felt so much better after!
thank you for give some love to this horses
Thank you for caring!
That horse looks really happy after getting trimmed. It's funny (and sad too) those first steps are awkward.
Its a big kick when you can relieve them. He ws rehomed but he has been back with me here for a couple of years now!
If I had a few acres of land, I would have 2 tiny horses, 2 tiny goats , 2 miniature cows , 2 miniature donkeys and of course 2 BASSET HOUNDS . Needless to say, they all would be taken to the vet right away to get spayed or neutered. I just love tiny animals.
My first career idea was farriery. But I'm slightly built, 5'3", so I realized that a poorly trained horse who couldn't stand still would only have to move a little to break me. Everyone said 'do what you love' and I still love horses
Do it 5'3 ideal height. Just do well trained horses to begin with
Dios los bendiga y prospere por amar alos animales
Solo se que ya provocaron una sonrisa en el CREADOR..SHALOM
Gracias man !!
Hai fatto un bel lavoro, complimenti😉
Thank you
great recovery
I hope whoever was responsible got their comeuppance. What an amazing man and a lucky little pony to have survived this. Strong little legs! Well done head band man!
Boots was one of 3 minis rescued from the killing race at the knackery. The owner unknown had sent them there so no one could see their feet. I also trimmed another (name shots) as well and the third was ok.
Shelley Berryaxbf
where is the sun and all the romance that comes with the music to the end?
Happy feet
Parabéns
Si todos practicaramos ese amor alos humanos y alos animales podríamos llamarnos RAZA HUMANA..SHALOM
Not the best quality of video, but what you did for that pony is wonderful. LIKED
Great job...by the way...isnt that the music from Denver clan with Joan Collins ? Nice touch.....
Dang! His hooves were so long until it looked like he had on two pairs of work boots!
Já sei que no Brasil nós temos o grande profissional Dagoberto ferrador.🇧🇷
His forever home ended up being back here.
Maybe for the best. So cute!
so glad that you were able to take the pony back & that it's in safe hands!
Chingon!
I can’t believe how sick in the brain 🧠 people are with animals 😳😢☹️, I thank God for good loving people in this world 🙏👏✝️🇺🇸👍🥳
😊😊😊
Whoever neglected that pony should be in jail. P
Great trimming job. I don't think that some people realize how quickly a horse can get into this state. I went away for 2 months to help a sick family member and left my horses in the care of someone else and my farrier was due to come in that period for our regular 8 week trim. He never showed up and through some miscommunication and lack of knowledge from the person who was watching them my mini's hoofs had some pretty decent boots on herself. Not as bad as this but she is also on a high protein food for hoof growth so I think that played a factor. She missed about what would be the equivalent of 3 trimming sessions and ended up in this state. She wasn't neglected a good person was watching her and loving her but just not knowledgable about how long hoofs should actually be until they started to look more like boots. Not saying this is the same case for boots, being that he was given to the slaughterhouse basically means no one really cared for him so the situations are not comparable in that aspect. We are working with our vet and farrier now to get our mini back in shape. We have had 3 trims now( every 3 weeks) and she is no where where boots is. You seemed to just be able to take care of the majority of boots problem all in one day and with no X-rays. How did you know how much to take off without hitting anything important? You just sawed and there it went! I am starting to think my new farrier isn't as aggressive as he needs to be to get my mini back in the shape she should be in by now.
Thank you for your comment, I have to agree with you all the way.
As far as knowing how far to go I find the slipper feet not as bad as what I call stilts feet lamanitic feet are the touchiest. I never used to trim as hard as I do now since being shown by a good lady trimmer (Sandy C) just how far you could go on a lamanitic horse but I have never found 2 hooves the same in all my days.
This vid was taken at the trimming course I did years ago on the last day and thats the day I said thats the sort of work I want to do. Foolish I have done so many since while everyone gets the easy ones. ua-cam.com/video/qEXkCBbyU3c/v-deo.html
I guess there are many reasons horses end up in this state some perhaps excusable however most people need shooting for letting animals go to extremes.
I agree most are non excusable, even in my case it really is non-excusable and while it happened and we are taking all measures to try to correct it bottom line is it should have never happened in the first place and we learned a lesson at the expense of the animals. Ours is more of a slipper foot not stilt like. However, it looked like your mini had very wide open slippers where mine had curled closed hoofs, I believe there is a word for that but I am not sure in the horse world what it is called. We had the 1st same farrier for 5 years, he would come get the work done and leave-did a good job but we didn't have much of a relationship other than scheduling. What happened to him I am just not sure as he never returned any phone calls or tried to contact us again. My farrier now is super friendly but I'm learning that I need to not be shy and advocate somewhat for what I feel may need to be done more aggressively and learning he may not be comfortable with that, which is fine, but he may just not be as knowledge as you are with what the point of stopping is with the fine line of being too easy and then not aggressive enough in a situation like this. I am trying to learn as much as I can to make sure I can advocate correctly without overstepping. I am also trying to learn to help maintain in between trimming and possible one day if I am knowledgeable enough to try to do their feet myself. I appreciate videos like yours and all those on your channel to help show some different aspects of trimming from someone who is obviously well versed on the subject.
The basis of my learning theory is from Jamie Jackson & Pete Ramey as well as exchanging information with other trimmers on FB. No reason you cant trim yours yourself. Not hard to pick up the basics then little & often!
bien echo
Bloody music is so irritating but good job on hooves
Sam Geller ĺ
Agreed
Trimming starts at 3 minutes.
Please omit the background music!!
You are the second one to suggest that,,thank you, I will turn it down next time I make it!
Wow very patient horse. But you need to improve editing sound.
The original sound track was deleted due to copyright claim so guess just have to put up with the trimming.
Great job! I have always wanted a horse but it just didn’t work out. Now that I am retired I would love to give a home to a rescued pony. How much pasture do they need? About how much does it cost for feed, vet care and medication, blacksmithing etc... per month? I don’t know if NC has a rescue group. I’ll have to search. Thanks!
Very generous offer. Probably better sponsoring a rescue pony with a reputable organisation with visiting rights. They are a herd animal and need company so you would have to have a couple. Additionall there is the time and effort and expense of looking after them. Depends where you live too I guess?
Мир будет жить пока будут жить добрые люди
Thank you, translation (The world will live while good people will live)
How can people allow this to happen!I don't get it!
God Bless you Sir for caring enough to help this little guy!
I am not an animal rights activist by any means, but how can someone let that happen.
Супер👍
Where the hell is the sound?
What I know of horse hoof and the care of could be written on a matchbook cover with a fat crayon, so forgive a stupid question(?) How do hooves get like this? I've never seen wild ponies with this condition, what's the difference between them and domesticated that causes such an issue?
Wild horses live in an environment that suits them and travel up to 50km day browsing & grazing. Domesticated captive horses have to put up with that which they are provided which in most instances one way or another is inadequate for their requirements and therefore develop maladies wild horses never experience. I am unaware if wild horses get cushings and nature takes care of those that fall by the wayside because of disease or injury. The old survival of the fittest!
Wild equines encounter plenty of rocks etc that chip n scrape off any excess Hoof growth and they eat a scrubby existence diet that don't make the hooves grow much. Tame equines have soft ground to walk on ie grassy pastures n wood chip arenas don't chip off much excess Hoof plus tame equines eat a luxurious diet that make hooves grow not a sparse diet.
I had a dog that just would not let me clip his nails, and I was worried, but then noticed that they never got too long, unlike my previous dogs. The difference being, we moved to a house with a lime stone tile floor in the hallway. No chips, just wore them down
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Central Florida east coast, Friday Jan 10, sky being blasted with chemtrails big time !!!
An approaching event?
7:40... he's still walking like he did while his hooves were overgrown, and his feet are still hurting like they did before. It'll take weeks, maybe a month or two, before the pain is gone, depending on just how malformed his bone structure, tendons and ligaments are. Your muzak sux, BTW.
He was skying not walking when he came here as for the pain, like all horses they are so stoic its difficult to tell how much thats why its such a dilemma when it may be time to put them down
8:24 dafuq....
But sooo friggin cute!
Like dude, do you realize that's my foot you're messing with? And it hurts doncha know ?? 🐎🐴🐾🐾
And I still have to stand here and put up with this? Are you gonna stop doing that anytimr sooon
Dremel.
Зачем так издеваться над животным.
Get proper tool
I would be interested in what you recommend?
Which one? ua-cam.com/video/7MvERTlyPdY/v-deo.html
Get proper education buddy he is using the proper tool
Sharp knippers work better....
Helps if you can fit some hoof between the jaws too and it took me some time to settle on Soyo nippers which I have now!
Music to loud & sucks
I believe you most likely may have the sound turned up too high perhaps. Its a trimming video not a music clip!