@NamlessPurity: ok dude just wait a minute! Do you have a problem with her thinking gelding is funny?? Well guess what I think your funny for thinking that! Lol you angry cuz you think she is insulting you because your male! We might have to "geld" you to decrease your anger! Lol
@Kim621100 shut the fuck up you sexist, idiotic, bitch. It's not funny, it's immoral and wrong. Fucking rethink the entire situation. You know what symbolizes "male power"? Our strength. Our survival intuition, which has been practiced for thousands of years. If women had balls it wouldn't make a god-dammed difference. Fucking bitch.
Why is there a stupid bitch present during the procedure that proudly claims that the sound of an animal's reproductive organs being destroyed makes her smile?
@deluge17895 As a teen I used to work in a all womens vet hospital. We all used to smile after the vet tec or vet snipped of the testicles. The testicles are a sybol of male power. That is why we all smile and laugh after the snip.
@TheRavensArk most stallions are difficult or sometimes even dangerous to work with. it cuts down on the hormones they produce and makes them safer and easier to train and ride. basically its just like getting a dog neutered, before you do theyre edgy and sometimes mean, afterward they tend to be more laid back. thats how it usually is, tho ive been around some stallions that were much better behaved that some geldings.
I don't mean to sound like a flower wearing peace sign waving hippie but this is pretty damn inhumane.. I know it's necessary, but humanity has gone too far.
I feel so damn sorry for the poor ex-stallion, it would be like a prison chopping someones balls off to avoid them re-offending or hurting anyone during his incarceration, yeah it would work out and all will be peaceful. But still.
i can't believe he did that castration and did nothing to sterilize the area.... I know there's only so much you can do in the field (I worked for an equine vet, and helped with many castrations) but it seems strange that not one thing was done to clean the area.... not even alcohol...... shady vet work in my opinion....
@terilynn8284 In field surgery of almost any kind, there is very little to no pre sterilization of the field before a procedure is performed. There is however post cleanup of the surgical area plus sometimes a cauterization treatment applied as well as a gel or powder which "seals off" the wound from flies. The bacteria carried by the barnyard variety of flies has the greatest chance of causing post operative infections. Cavalier as it may sound, these animals can withstand a lot and survive.
Wow, this only took like 6 minutes and there is very little bleeding...considering what is being done... GREAT Vid. I always wondered how they did it. How do you geld a horse with and undescended testicle? We have a "gelding" with one and he still looks and acts like he's never had the procedure.
@PurpleTubas It really is a very easy and quick procedure. My little alpaca was gelded recently and we had to wait till he was a year old before his testicle descended. I think that it can be done when it hasn't dropped on it's own -probably a more difficult surgery as opposed to pull and snip..Your vet will know what to do. Unless you are planning on breeding - gelding is def.the healthier, happier alternative - and with stallions no chance of getting those unpredictable testosterone surges...
@mizjorgieo07 LOL....My miniature horses' name is Puppy and when I had him gelded him at the age of 7 I put his balls in the freezer. That way no-one could tease him and say he had no balls - he could just say well, I do but they're in the freezer...
Actually someone told me that they would be a strong totem to a first nations elder - but I never found one who wanted them....
@mizjorgieo07 LOL....My miniature horses' name is Puppy and when I had him gelded him at the age of 7 I put his balls in the freezer. That way no-one could tease him and say he had no balls - he could just say well, I do but they're in the freezer...
Actually someone told me that they would be a strong totem to a first nations elder - but I never found one who wanted them....
@vtc31 have you ever been around a stallion?! they are VERY unpredictable not to mention their aren't enough homes for all the foals we have already. Gelding makes for safer horses that are able to be placed into homes.
I don't think I could do it without rubber gloves... I was also kind of instinctively covering my crotch when I was watching it. I don't blame him for still cringing every time he hears that crunch.
@fuzzlefluff The Vet who did the procedure said even though he's been doing them for over 20 years - he still cringes every time , especially when he hears that crunch...LOL
As far as I know the twitch is used on the horses upper lip. When applied it releases endorphins which are a natural painkiller and relaxant in the body so the animal is less likely to be upset before any procedure.
@horsebookworm The crunch really was loud and the vet said that even though he's been doing this for years and years - it still gets him everytime...LOL
Good luck in your vetly pursuits - it's an awesome job for sure.
I'm telling you--large animal vets are notorious for holding stuff in their mouths...some small animal vets do it too, but not as much. I mean, you know where that stuff has been.
why d was he completly sadeted my horse was only partly sedated HE COULD NOT FEEL ANY PAIN he was in his own little world and he was running with his other palls a few hours later
I'm not sure as to his level of sedation but he was up and running with his pals a couple of hours later as well. I know that he had to be laying down for the procedure to make it easier on the vet. WE did the same thing to my alpaca the week after and he also was up and running around within hours.
Generally speaking it's done for health and temperament. Stallions (a male horse that hasn't been gelded) can be somewhat unpredictable not too mention that they will get all of the female horses pregnant on a regular basis..LOL
This horse was up and running around like nothing had happened about an hour or so later - and fast forward 6 months to today and he is just an absolute sweetheart.
Actually, I've ridden a stallion once. He was simply very well trained, and wouldn't be let near any mares who are in heat ;) Castrating isn't completely necessary if you've got the time to train the horse properly.
I agree that castrating isn't always necessary. My farrier has a couple of very well behaved stallions. I guess it's a matter of choice and the purpose/life of the horse. There is some thought that castrating reduces the occurence of certain diseases. I know that our local SPCA's spay/neuter all cats and dogs and they seem to fare pretty well.
Yeah, I agree on that. Several breeds of cats and dogs fare better once they've been castrated, also because they're more freeroaming than, say, horses, and thus far better capable of getting laid ;) They're less likely to run away, as well, once neutered, which also causes less roadkills >:
But I'm not very fond of geldings, to be honest. They're so, how to say it... childish. =B Their bodies grow but their mind doesn't, so to say. I'd much rather have a true stallion than a gelding.
Seriously, had to unsaddle and groom a gelding last week, god did I dislike the animal. He was still behaving like a colt and simply -impossible-.
Castrating cats I can agree on, since irresponsible owners leaving them intact causes that HUGE amount of strays in our country (NL), but with horses? Nah, not necessary. Just train them properly!
@CandyCrayon91 my horse died because of a stallion being on the yard. Mares get extremely bitchy if they can sense a stallion. If he was castrated, it wouldnt of happened. Its not a matter of 'training' them properly, they will always have the stallion instinct and cannot be trained out of it.
Oh em gee!!! My poor horse I didn't know this had happened to him before I got him...... Poor guy!!! Imma go spoil him now
mannythegreat09 3 weeks ago
The old man kept putting the blade in his mouth.
Dedpxl1 1 month ago
You're fucking sick man, you should be ashamed of yourself. Now go and stick that cock up your asshole, but before that make sure you're sedated.
codergames 1 month ago
@NamlessPurity: ok dude just wait a minute! Do you have a problem with her thinking gelding is funny?? Well guess what I think your funny for thinking that! Lol you angry cuz you think she is insulting you because your male! We might have to "geld" you to decrease your anger! Lol
Mojustinlove 1 month ago
Not gonna call a vet? No? Ok
Hotdoggymoggy 2 months ago
and women complain about childbirth
MrBalck100 2 months ago
wtf did i just watch, how did i even get here
did you just cut that horsey's pecker off?
BuddyWillis 2 months ago
@Kim621100 shut the fuck up you sexist, idiotic, bitch. It's not funny, it's immoral and wrong. Fucking rethink the entire situation. You know what symbolizes "male power"? Our strength. Our survival intuition, which has been practiced for thousands of years. If women had balls it wouldn't make a god-dammed difference. Fucking bitch.
NamelessPurity 5 months ago
@NamelessPurity I like your style your right she is a sexist bitch I bet shes just pissed cause she can't find a man to put a dick to her
Zackrdill 3 months ago
That guys got some balls to be cutting them. Hahaha...damn.
LazAndPookiFCInc 7 months ago
Why is there a stupid bitch present during the procedure that proudly claims that the sound of an animal's reproductive organs being destroyed makes her smile?
deluge17895 7 months ago
@deluge17895 Because she's a stupid bitch who thinks cutting off balls is hilarious. We should cut off her vaginal lips, she how that feels.
Wastedgrunt 6 months ago
@deluge17895 As a teen I used to work in a all womens vet hospital. We all used to smile after the vet tec or vet snipped of the testicles. The testicles are a sybol of male power. That is why we all smile and laugh after the snip.
kim621100 5 months ago
im sorry but i don't understand why horse need to be gelded? im sorry that i lacked with such animal knowledge..
please anyone answer my question :) thank you
TheRavensArk 7 months ago
@TheRavensArk most stallions are difficult or sometimes even dangerous to work with. it cuts down on the hormones they produce and makes them safer and easier to train and ride. basically its just like getting a dog neutered, before you do theyre edgy and sometimes mean, afterward they tend to be more laid back. thats how it usually is, tho ive been around some stallions that were much better behaved that some geldings.
TheKrazyCowgurl 3 months ago
I have a new vid up and it has my cats in it, sept 4 one of them, Shadow she is a Mainecoon cat and we got her In Maine 6 yes ago.
BreyerLuver1 9 months ago
How is Kitty Korners going??
BreyerLuver1 9 months ago
@BreyerLuver1 Kitty Korners is doing great. Thanks for asking. I meet the nicest people and the nicest kitties and I'm having a lot of fun
ladicius69 9 months ago
@ladicius69 ur soo lucky 2 have ur own horse i g to a barn and lease cause the economy is just to bad now.
BreyerLuver1 9 months ago
Why do you geld horses? and can it be done on a female?
ICEYMONTAGES 10 months ago
I don't mean to sound like a flower wearing peace sign waving hippie but this is pretty damn inhumane.. I know it's necessary, but humanity has gone too far.
I feel so damn sorry for the poor ex-stallion, it would be like a prison chopping someones balls off to avoid them re-offending or hurting anyone during his incarceration, yeah it would work out and all will be peaceful. But still.
gunzt3rkenfu92 10 months ago
*plays Taps*
aldoreshgaramok 11 months ago
Who else was squeezing their fist the whole time
nick41324 1 year ago
the balls.......theyre GONE O.O
schneggilein89 1 year ago
they day i lost a manhood...
TheYummyPokemon 1 year ago
i can't believe he did that castration and did nothing to sterilize the area.... I know there's only so much you can do in the field (I worked for an equine vet, and helped with many castrations) but it seems strange that not one thing was done to clean the area.... not even alcohol...... shady vet work in my opinion....
terilynn8284 1 year ago
@terilynn8284 In field surgery of almost any kind, there is very little to no pre sterilization of the field before a procedure is performed. There is however post cleanup of the surgical area plus sometimes a cauterization treatment applied as well as a gel or powder which "seals off" the wound from flies. The bacteria carried by the barnyard variety of flies has the greatest chance of causing post operative infections. Cavalier as it may sound, these animals can withstand a lot and survive.
1955thekeeper 9 months ago
Wow, this only took like 6 minutes and there is very little bleeding...considering what is being done... GREAT Vid. I always wondered how they did it. How do you geld a horse with and undescended testicle? We have a "gelding" with one and he still looks and acts like he's never had the procedure.
PurpleTubas 1 year ago
@PurpleTubas It really is a very easy and quick procedure. My little alpaca was gelded recently and we had to wait till he was a year old before his testicle descended. I think that it can be done when it hasn't dropped on it's own -probably a more difficult surgery as opposed to pull and snip..Your vet will know what to do. Unless you are planning on breeding - gelding is def.the healthier, happier alternative - and with stallions no chance of getting those unpredictable testosterone surges...
ladicius69 1 year ago
@PurpleTubas I have the same with my pony.
MissKeiraCullen 1 year ago
@PurpleTubas thats how my 2000 quarter horse is. He is proud cut. And still acts like a stud at times.
kessingerjohnny 10 months ago
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what do you mean u have puppies in the freezer?
mizjorgieo07 1 year ago
what do you mean u have puppies in the freezer?
mizjorgieo07 1 year ago
@mizjorgieo07 LOL....My miniature horses' name is Puppy and when I had him gelded him at the age of 7 I put his balls in the freezer. That way no-one could tease him and say he had no balls - he could just say well, I do but they're in the freezer...
Actually someone told me that they would be a strong totem to a first nations elder - but I never found one who wanted them....
ladicius69 1 year ago
@mizjorgieo07 LOL....My miniature horses' name is Puppy and when I had him gelded him at the age of 7 I put his balls in the freezer. That way no-one could tease him and say he had no balls - he could just say well, I do but they're in the freezer...
Actually someone told me that they would be a strong totem to a first nations elder - but I never found one who wanted them....
ladicius69 1 year ago
lol so glad you explained that!
beccanortonl 1 year ago
WHY?! WHY?! WHY WOULD DO SUCH A THING!!!?
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW MY BALLS!!!!!!!!
vtc31 1 year ago
@vtc31 have you ever been around a stallion?! they are VERY unpredictable not to mention their aren't enough homes for all the foals we have already. Gelding makes for safer horses that are able to be placed into homes.
Shokara2 1 year ago
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@Shokara2 But how does it make them safer?
vtc31 1 year ago
omg while watching this I couldnt stop screaming, FUCK, FUCK, FUCK. I damn near bruised my balls by just watching this..
ammarhio 1 year ago
I don't think I could do it without rubber gloves... I was also kind of instinctively covering my crotch when I was watching it. I don't blame him for still cringing every time he hears that crunch.
beno19900 1 year ago
i couldnt watch most of it
NicoleAndBandit 1 year ago
I bet most men cringed during this.
fuzzlefluff 1 year ago
@fuzzlefluff The Vet who did the procedure said even though he's been doing them for over 20 years - he still cringes every time , especially when he hears that crunch...LOL
ladicius69 1 year ago
@ladicius69
Great. :O
fuzzlefluff 1 year ago
Sights of surgery don't bother me, but the sounds are kinda weird.
walk4trot2canter3 1 year ago
I adopted an orphaned colt this year and this fall he is going to get gelded so this was nice to get to see what is going to happen, poor guys hahaha
skippenmydesign 1 year ago
That horse is thinking, "Look at meeee !! What's missing from this picture !! What am I gonna tell my friends" !
babs1214 1 year ago
When i saw a girl ripping off a deer ball sack with her mouth... nothing surprises me
hzsurfer 1 year ago
someone oughta slap the bitch that said 'we smile' when referring to castration. thats a fucking sick thing to say.
ShadowLink250 1 year ago 2
wat does the twitch they put on the horses mouth for?, does it hurt them? pretty pretty horse btw
animalrights800 1 year ago 3
@animalrights800
As far as I know the twitch is used on the horses upper lip. When applied it releases endorphins which are a natural painkiller and relaxant in the body so the animal is less likely to be upset before any procedure.
feathers666 1 year ago
@animalrights800 it twists there upper lip and prettyy much just keeps them calm
JessiKilpatrick 1 year ago
@animalrights800 The twitch is supposed to actually relax the horse. Apparently it releases endorphins when you do it...
ladicius69 1 year ago
Horses, because your car isnt good enough.
TheOtherrr 1 year ago
poor bastard, no more fucking for you china
ssimsharp 1 year ago
Did you say you had pups in the freezer???
bridlelessgirl 1 year ago
Im sure you have a wonderful vet where you live! My large animal vet is so understanding and gets a good relationship with the owners
horsesrule352 1 year ago
I want to be a vet, so that was very interesting for me to watch. But kind of terrifying. The crunch!
horsebookworm 1 year ago 2
@horsebookworm The crunch really was loud and the vet said that even though he's been doing this for years and years - it still gets him everytime...LOL
Good luck in your vetly pursuits - it's an awesome job for sure.
ladicius69 1 year ago 2
Poor guy, didn't even know what he had before it was gone. (Laughs evilly)
DrPepperandOreos 1 year ago
I've always been curious as to how exactly this was done - thanks for posting! Now I know :)
mightysquirrell 1 year ago
holy shit, i gatta see this for real in a couple days!!!! im gonna puke!
BabyG1980 2 years ago
It really isn't that bad - but I guess that maybe guys will have a little bit more of an understanding point of view...LOL
I think it's cool to see vets do their work. Hope you get through it.
ladicius69 2 years ago
DUDE! He keeps putting the scapel blade IN HIS MOUTH! Large animal vets are so gross...Just say no to medical equipment in the mouth!
LeGrandChatNoir 2 years ago
lol
MyXmod 2 years ago
I'm telling you--large animal vets are notorious for holding stuff in their mouths...some small animal vets do it too, but not as much. I mean, you know where that stuff has been.
LeGrandChatNoir 2 years ago
Naaah he's still a stallion, all male! He just can't reproduce that's all. :)
watchensee 2 years ago
wow that was interesting to watch, i feel so sorry for them when they loose their manly hood but its for the best i guess....
KelleeAndBuck 2 years ago 2
It actually makes them MUCH more calmer, and easier to handle. Stallions have their benefits though, with their firey spirit.
charmed6057 2 years ago
Does it safe to anathesize a horse without a rebreathing device?
mido851114 2 years ago
@mido851114 yes its just like a sleeping pill he just cant move but hes awake.. its a horse tranq
cannibalized172 2 years ago
What is the fluid at 4:25 ?
mido851114 2 years ago
why d was he completly sadeted my horse was only partly sedated HE COULD NOT FEEL ANY PAIN he was in his own little world and he was running with his other palls a few hours later
swygert321 2 years ago
I'm not sure as to his level of sedation but he was up and running with his pals a couple of hours later as well. I know that he had to be laying down for the procedure to make it easier on the vet. WE did the same thing to my alpaca the week after and he also was up and running around within hours.
ladicius69 2 years ago
Why do they have to be castrated, I wonder?
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago
Generally speaking it's done for health and temperament. Stallions (a male horse that hasn't been gelded) can be somewhat unpredictable not too mention that they will get all of the female horses pregnant on a regular basis..LOL
This horse was up and running around like nothing had happened about an hour or so later - and fast forward 6 months to today and he is just an absolute sweetheart.
ladicius69 2 years ago
Ah, thanks =3 Just wanted to know that. Still feel kinda bad for him though. Poor thing, getting his manhood snipped away *giggle*
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago 2
I had to geld my 29" miniature horse as well and I felt so bad for taking his manhood that I kept them (and still have them) in the freezer...LOL
ladicius69 2 years ago
That is..... interesting xD
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago 5
you've obviously never ridden a horny stallion
fangbanger520 2 years ago
Actually, I've ridden a stallion once. He was simply very well trained, and wouldn't be let near any mares who are in heat ;) Castrating isn't completely necessary if you've got the time to train the horse properly.
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago
it is a very situational thing and depending on the temperament of the horse i agree its not always necessary
fangbanger520 2 years ago
I agree that castrating isn't always necessary. My farrier has a couple of very well behaved stallions. I guess it's a matter of choice and the purpose/life of the horse. There is some thought that castrating reduces the occurence of certain diseases. I know that our local SPCA's spay/neuter all cats and dogs and they seem to fare pretty well.
ladicius69 2 years ago
Yeah, I agree on that. Several breeds of cats and dogs fare better once they've been castrated, also because they're more freeroaming than, say, horses, and thus far better capable of getting laid ;) They're less likely to run away, as well, once neutered, which also causes less roadkills >:
But I'm not very fond of geldings, to be honest. They're so, how to say it... childish. =B Their bodies grow but their mind doesn't, so to say. I'd much rather have a true stallion than a gelding.
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago
true. its normal for them to have balls so leave them lol. but it makes a lil sence why they do it.
MyXmod 2 years ago
Seriously, had to unsaddle and groom a gelding last week, god did I dislike the animal. He was still behaving like a colt and simply -impossible-.
Castrating cats I can agree on, since irresponsible owners leaving them intact causes that HUGE amount of strays in our country (NL), but with horses? Nah, not necessary. Just train them properly!
CandyCrayon91 2 years ago
@CandyCrayon91 my horse died because of a stallion being on the yard. Mares get extremely bitchy if they can sense a stallion. If he was castrated, it wouldnt of happened. Its not a matter of 'training' them properly, they will always have the stallion instinct and cannot be trained out of it.
CrystalEquine 1 year ago
iv always wondered how this was done b/c i'v sent a few horses myself to have this procedure done. I looks fairly simple
girlofloki 2 years ago 2
i love it
eBarrelracer4 2 years ago