It hurts. So brutal

​@@wz6088 no its doesn't

​@@wz6088 No it does not

@@wz6088it’s basically a big ass toenail

​@wz6088 dude, shut uppp it doesn't hurt the horse!

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No because same😂

I mean hey, lucky horse shoe!

Most of them couldn't care less during hot shoeing. It's kind of surprising. But it just goes to show that it really doesn't hurt them

It’s so cool huh

you can tell he's from a different era

Me too, very classy

No worries

Me to❤

you just have tk remember that it doesnt hurt the horse at all but i did too its kind of scarh when that stuff happens

Thanks. Super red isn’t always the best. We did it for video purposes. It’s actually more about the amount of time it’s on the foot rather than the temp in most cases

I always put my RASPING as the most critical part. Hot shoeing is great but I NEVER RELY on the heat to do my WORK!!

@@a5ranch594you are saying red hot isnt best, but you did it anyway for producing the video you wanted. Ummm, you couldnt use a fake horse leg to make your point? All you are doing is charring a horseshoe print onto the horses hoof. It doesnt mean you made a perfect fit though. Youd get a proper seal and fit using clean filings straight across both outside edges of the hoof, nailing shoe on and rounding the metal so its smooth next to the hoof edge. One week after charring or melting the keratin the hoof is made of and the only thing you end up with is dead material that can be picked away and blown off just like the remaining char on a fire log.

@@GretchenDupree I agree with you, I cold and hot shoe but I'd PERSONALLY try to keep horses out of shoe's. I find that a lot of hot shoeing farriers tend to make clients go into shoeing THEY DON'T NEED!!! Its all about a dollar $$$$$$$ vs whats right for the horse.

​@@billbobagginsbonham9239horses are not donkeys so the shoes are helpful for them

Definitely a nice place

Same

Same

You’re welcome

Right lol

Thank you!

Yes. And to form a perfect union between the shoe and the hoof

Depends on how badly worn they are but usually yes

Lol. That shoe was a little extra hot for video purposes and the wind was blowing but good catch

Yes. You can make small adjustments after burning if necessary but it’s not ideal

It depends what the horse does, if you have a horse for sport, they need a horseshoe.

Because you are ignorant, common reaction from people that just react in without understand anything.

It’s called a forge. This one is a forge master, blacksmith model

@@a5ranch594 thank you!

That’s ok too. If it works for you that’s all good

Lol

Because it doesn’t hurt them also they can’t really see it I think because they aren’t facing that way

It doesn't feel anything. Some fall asleep while it's done..there is no nerve in the hoof so no pain can be felt

its just a big toenail basically

The horse doesn't feel anything

I don't know a damn thing about horses but even I know you are right. You can let the shoe cool more!

The Romans

I understand but you’ll notice the horse didn’t flinch at all. We just burn it for a few seconds. I’d it were painful we wouldn’t do it

I doesnt hurt them because their hooves are made of dead tissues like our nails.

@@fcgoat11 Nails are made out of keratin not dead tissues. same with hooves

The horse doesn't feel pain at all

The horse still doesn't feel it-

Because it protects their hooves. Which is very important if they're being ridden on different surfaces.

nope, no nerve endings on the hoof

No lástima al caballo, de hecho sus cascos están hechos de tejido muerto, como nuestras uñas más o menos. Creo recordar que lo calienta para que luego sea más fácil poner la herradura, lo cual es bueno así el casco del caballo no crece mucho, cuando pasa eso es cuando realmente se lastiman porque les molesta al caminar

If their hooves are too soft then they need them to protect their hooves

not all horses need shoes, it depends on the type of work the horse does or it can be done for a horse with sensitive hoofs If horses are on concrete or asphalt/the road (like driving horses) its better for them to be shoed because their hooves are fragile. Horses on pasture that only walk on dirt and grass might not need shoes unless they have hoof problems

@@Razzle_and_Dazzle. Well duh

@@Skylarisaesthetic well I wasnt talking to you

@@Razzle_and_Dazzle. Who said I was talking to you

He said it doesn’t no worries

@@asmrmike5215 ty

Horses are very vocal about things. He didn't feel it. He would have reacted.

If you’ve ever interacted with a horse you’d know that if it’s uncomfortable or in pain it WILL make you well aware. If that horse was in pain, that dude would be knocked over in 2 seconds. The hoof has no nerves.

He said he had it hotter for video purposes

​@@courtneycoley8487 thats an excuse to do this?

What..? Horses hooves are very thick. They’re like a human nail but way thicker.

The horse is in no pain at all. Maybe you should get educated or at least search it up before you comment. I’m around horses every day and I know much about them.

😂 i am educated but i love animals not horse

You know about dog

You can “feel his pain” tree fairy sounding ahh

You noticed the horse didn’t move at all right

They can feel it if it burned u would notice real quick

They can't feel it bc there's no (idk what it is) in the hood bc it's just nails

hmmmm. if there was an injusry risk I wouldn’t have done it thank for the comment anyway

It’s to strengthen and protecting the hooves.

Wild horses don't need shoes because they're not being ridden.

that’s exactly what it’s like. dead tissue with no nerves