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Chartwell1
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Sheep on Sheep Street Hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold
Sheep on Sheep Street Hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold
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Denise's Song
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Pretty little song and video for Mother's Day. Song written and played by Pete Campbell, photos by Susan Campbell.
Ludovico Rockin It!
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Loved this! Last song of the night, crowd was really into it, and the tambourine guy was awesome! Boulder Theater May 2013.
Ludovico Einadui, Nightbook,Boulder CO May 2013
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Ludovico Einaudi in concert in Boulder CO May 2013. . Part of the song Nightbook.
Ludovico in Boulder
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Ludovico Einaudi in concert in Boulder CO May 2013. Just caught part of this song.. Believe it is Diviniere
Ludovico Einaudi in Boulder CO
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Ludovico Einaudi in Boulder CO, May 2013. This starts with a small piece of Stella del Mattino, then segues into I Giorni.
English Springer Spaniel Grooming, Part 3
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English Springer Spaniel Grooming, Part 3
English Springer Spaniel Grooming, Part 2
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English Springer Spaniel Grooming, Part 2
English Springer Spaniel Grooming Part 1
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English Springer Spaniel Grooming Part 1
I was there 13 rows from the stage...An unbelievable concert from a world famous pianist...Was magnificent...
Your Springers are glorious!
So much fun! How old is BB here? I can see this video is 9years ago now, so BB must have slowed down a bit. Lovely to have these for memories.
Clever dog! 💖💖💖
Love love love...so sweet...both of you ❤️
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Col pigiama tesoro!:-$
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how many teeth on that thinner.. and are they true thinners or are they blenders?
This was back in the day, I used a "44/20 Taper Fine thinner" which is actually really a blender since one side is a straight blade. By far my favorite thinners these days are the Kenchii 46 tooth 5 Stars, also actually blenders. I do have one pair of actual thinners with teeth on both sides, made by Talyn, but I rarely use them as the teeth hit together.
just doesn't get any prettier than that
xD oml I'd say that she/he definitely has a spring *er* in him xD
so question, do you do this every day until it's a natural posture for them or what? (I breed poms but only just getting into showing thinking about getting my 3rd springer soon)
There's really not any training that's been done at this age. If you have a puppy with correct structure they will drop pretty naturally into a stack. You will also notice that when they stop on their own on the ground they will be mostly in a correct stack/stance. That said, there is also a bit of a technique to setting their feet down and keeping their balance under them, and holding them in a way that encourages them to remain in a stack with their weight forward.
this grooming is for shows ?
No, this video shows how I pet groom my retired show Springers. For dogs actively being shown you could not use clippers on the back, and there is a lot more work done than this, especially a lot of thinning shear work and shaping of the underline.
Hey, I'm a dog walker and walk lots of springers and I have a young one myself. I've always shaved her short and so do my clients to keep these easy to clean but am now letting her fur grow. Can I let it grow full length and just mainting it by regular brushing and keep it at that?
Do you mean you want to let the entire dog grow out and not trim anywhere, or are you just meaning you want to know if the feathering/furnishings will grow out okay?
+Chartwell1 Thanks for replying so quick. Yeah, just let the entire coat grow out, no future clipping and just regular brushing.
In general you could do that, although I think trimming certain areas is necessary for good health. I would say to be sure and shave the insides of the ears to help prevent ear problems, shave the lip fold area to prevent infections there, and keep the feet trimmed to prevent the dog from picking up all kinds of debris and so you can see to keep the nails nice and short. I personally think they get kind of woolly looking without having some trimming, but it depends on how much hair the dog grows. A field bred Springer, for example, might never need to have much of a hair cut. Once you have shaved a Springer's coat it tends to grow back really fuzzy. It can take a long time but you might be able to get it back to a normal texture, especially on a black and white. The liver coats tend to never be normal again if they've been shaved down multiple times.
+Chartwell1 Thanks so much, you have been very kind and informative
+Chartwell1 I read a comment you posted about the coat king with 20 teeth and I see it gets great reviews on amazon. Would this be a good comb for a springer who's coat was allowed to grow full length and what does it do? I mean does it cut through fur with blades or just grab the dead fur and take it from the coat?
THANKS for the video. I've been grooming my dog Jaz for eight years and it always feels like the first time. Great hair model.
What shampoo, conditioner, and spray do you use? My Springer has seasonal dandruff so I want to use something that will be good for his coat and skin and makes him super soft.
+Leeza Turcotte - Oh, I switch up what I use all the time :-) I like Kelco's Dr. Hypo shampoo for a mild, general purpose shampoo. It makes them soft and shiny. I use a little known line called PSH - Pet's Show Hairdresser, they have some great rinses and conditioning masks. A lot of people love the Isle of Dogs products, and I do like them too, but they are very strongly scented, which is a problem for some people and dogs. Their Oil of Evening Primrose shampoo is great for dandruff and is not strongly scented. There is also also a shampoo called Kenic Emu Oil that is great on flaky skin. I do a vinegar rinse after bathing also. Like 1/2 cup vinegar in 1/2 a gallon or so of water, don't rinse.
+Chartwell1 Mydog Jaz is eight and has just started getting the flaky skin this past winter. Improving with the warming temperatures.
Really great video. Thanks for posting. I groom my own pet Springer and this helps a lot. Ariel is beautiful.
Do you have any other TH-cam videos other than this 3 parts. You are an amazing teacher.
+Lynn Loving - No, these are my only grooming videos. I did them years ago for some friends who were trying to groom their Springers, that's all :-) Thank you!
I agree with you. That is NOT "rough". I have owned, bred, shown and groomed Springers for over 20 years. Thanks for sharing your video.
she is so pretty... My Springer is also gorgeous lol I get so many people stopping me to see him.. They are just wonderful dogs.. at least mine is..
+emmettgal - On a male dog (not being shown) I will "shell out" the whole belly and groin area, being careful not to get too close to the edges. This gives the illusion of them having all of their long feathering, but makes maintaining them much easier. However, I never cut the "pee string" off the end of the penis, as it directs the urine down to the ground. If you cut all the hair off the tip of the penis the urine then tends to spray around a lot more.
I am so intimidated to begin grooming my springer myself, but it is almost impossible to get a real springer cut from regular groomers...so I'd like to learn. Wish you lived nearby to give me a hands on training session! Beautiful job and beautiful dog!
good job. i love it
great video and beautiful Springer. I want to see part 2 but can't find it. I want to know how to trim the back haunces and the tummy feathers. Any help?
James Holley Here is the link to part 2 - th-cam.com/video/VhMbpbniOmk/w-d-xo.html
+Connie Ryan Alesse - I actually made this video a million years ago for some of my puppy people, and I don't use much of the equipment in it anymore! My current clipper is an Oster, but it is the cordless Volt model. In the video I think I am using my cordless Andis clippers, which were good clippers but I could not stand the battery issues I had with them. The Oster Volts have amazing batteries, I have not had any trouble with them. I've heard that the newer Andis ProClip Pulse Ion cordless clippers have the better battery in them like the Volt, but don't cost as much.
Follow-up question. You mentioned the Oster Turbo clipper and I ordered it (coming tomorrow along with the Mars Coat King!) but I just realized it's not cordless like the one you are using in the Part 1 video. What clipper are you using and do you recommend the cordless over the Oster Turbo? Thanks again. Connie
Trying to reply to Connie Ryan Alesse, but youtube won't let me... The tool is actually a "Coat King" - try searching for that and you should find it. I use the one with 20 teeth.
I enjoyed your video (no. 1) so much! I wanted to do a better job grooming my springer, so watching you do it was very helpful. Is there another name for the cot cane tool? Having trouble locating it. Thank you. Connie
Great video! I am getting a springer spaniel puppy soon and I was wondering what would be the best brushes or any grooming tools to get for him while he's growing up to keep him looking good. His dad seems to have fairly wavy to curly hair...and he seems to as well
Heather Harmon The three brushes I use are a boar bristle brush, a pin brush and a soft slicker. For everyday maintenance a SOFT slicker would be your best bet. Not one of those giant stiff ones for dematting a Great Pyrenees, lol, but a soft one that will get through the hair but be easy on the skin. I also think a Coat King (shown in the video) is a great way to keep the undercoat down. To minimize curl/wave on the back you want to always dry the dog with a towel or after bath robe on them. Blow drying the ear and feathers instead of air drying will make a big difference also.
Excellent, excellent video !!! Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your reply. I use a coat king on him regularly and trim the rest by hand with scissors (very time consuming when I haven't the chance to get him to a groomers-there aren't any near me!)
Laura Monaghan - I'm trying to reply to you, but TH-cam no longer has a reply button...so annoying! If you shave the back it will change the texture, especially on a liver Springer. The shorter you clip it, the more it will change the texture. In my experience it comes back much softer and fluffier, and is often a lighter color. It can be curlier too. While we are showing a dog we never trim the top (back) coat with clippers, but of course you have to shave the throat, tops of the ears, head, etc. The rest of the coat is thinned with thinning shears or hand stripped. This is very time consuming, so usually once a dog is finished being shown we will trim the topcoat with a longer blade like a 5F to mimic the look of show grooming with minimal impact on the coat. I would never shave a Springer's back with anything shorter, unless you are committing to keeping them very short forever and don't mind the appearance of the coat changing.
Beautiful dog and great video! Could I ask a (perhaps stupid) question? I have a 4 year old Springer boy and I have never let the groomer trim him with clippers as I was told that his smooth soft flat coat will grow back coarse and curly. Is that true?
What grooming products do you use ie. Shampoo / conditioner or sprays ?
I like to try new things, so I have quite a few favorites. Some favorite shampoos are Furminator, Kenic Emu Oil, Isle of Dogs Whitening or "Stay." I don't use much conditioner, just rinse them in dilute vinegar (like 1/2 cup in a gallon) and leave it in. Sometimes I mist the coat with Isle of Dogs Detangler, or The Stuff. If I think they need a real conditioner I use Cure Care or Aussie Moist (human conditioners.) For show prep I use a bunch of different products, but that covers the maintenance stuff!
I'm attempting to reply to you, Betty Gauthier, but TH-cam no longer has a "reply" link after the comments, nor can I figure out a way to reply to your private message. So hopefully you'll see this: The clippers used in the video are Andis AGR+ cordless/corded convertible clippers. They worked great for many years, but then started refusing to hold a charge, even after I bought new batteries. These days I use a pair of Oster Volt cordless clippers, and I LOVE them! Got them on Amazon for (by far) the best price I found on the internet...
Wonderful instructional videos on English Springer Spaniel grooming... well done indeed! I watched them to refresh my knowledge of grooming as it has been 25+ plus years since I worked as a professional groomer. Can you please tell what type of cordless clipper you use in these videos? I am now looking to purchase a cordless clipper and would like to hear a recommendation from someone in the know these days. Thank you so much!
Do you not ever use a #7F?
I don't, as I am trying to approximate a show trim ( where you do not clip the top coat at all) so a 7F is too short for my taste. But if you like a shorter trim it is a good choice. Just makes it a little more blending work to make sure you don't get the dreaded "hula skirt" look as the top blends into the feathering!
Terrific videos. What helped me the most was seeing what an ESS really looks like on video. We have a "pound" dog that we were told was a spaniel mix. We've looked at various photos, but now looking at your dog I realize that she has to be a ESS--same coloring and also the same calm disposition. I don't know whether I will be brave enough to try to trim her but if I do, I will surely have all I need to know to do it. Our Violet is the most wonderful dog I've ever had. I'm glad to be as sure as I can be of her breed because I certainly would want to get an ESS again.
Beautiful dog! It shows she has been groomed many times before and seems to be totally at ease. Thanks for this very helpful video. Question here. How old should a puppy be when you first start grooming/clipping her?
Very impressive! I have never done a thing to groom my dog and wish we had because she may not have the temperment now. The video was great and hepful. We have had plenty of ear problems and this may definately help. If you have any general suggestions feel free.
Great job and the Spaniel is a really stunning dog!!!
Can I ask you what tooth thinners do you use? I am thinking of going with the Kenchii set since I am looking at getting a back up set of everything. They sure look like they cut like butter.
I have the Kenchii 5 Star 44 tooth offset shears - like this -www.amazon.com/Kenchii-Five-Offset-Teeth-Thinner/dp/B001LA1C00/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1393360246&sr=1-1&keywords=kenchii+five+star+44+offset
Great video(all 3 of them) Would love to know what thinners are you using. They look awesome to use. If your not a instructor you should be. It's great that you show all different angles of what you are doing. Great job!!
Thank you - I use Kenchii thinners. I have a pair of the 5 Stars and a Lotus. The 5 Stars work just as well as the Lotus and cost less, so I would go with those!
Lovely calm dog. Informative video even though I'm a newbie groomer myself. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video. Do any of you have problems with sebaceous cysts on your English Springers? Is this a known issue or is it just my dog? Is there anything you can do to help prevent the cysts?
I think you do a great job! I like to begin with the inside of the ears and then do the face to avoid clipper burn. I find that doing the most sensitive areas first saves time because I don't have to change blades as often. Your model is very well behaved. It's evident that she has complete trust in you. Well done!
She looks so cuddly!
Beautiful dog. I will try the coat flattening technique on mine x
I am having trouble with Part 2 of your video. Do you have it available on DVD? This is the best video I have seen on grooming Springer's. Thanks.