I’m a dog groomer and went to school for. Poodle ear hair need to plucking but how I learn at trimming school teacher said “don’t pluck a lots hair in one time, do little by little pluck hair other wise we hurts dog a lot” It might different style each trimming school but the way you do make me feel poor dog, I couldn’t finish watch. I know you said it’s your dog but I would not do your way. I believe What we can do is how to make less hurts, that’s all we can do for dogs at least.
I think this groomer should watch some other videos. There are orhers who do this in a much more humane way. This just looks cruel. Im sorry, i hate to complain, but if I knew you did my dog in this manner, id be furious.
You DO NOT wind up a ton of hair and pull it all out at once. Pain aside, you’re more likely to damage the ears, cause irritation, inflammation, ingrown hairs (which can also get infected), not to mention the damage you do to your relationship with your dog and their trust in you. All so you can take the EASY way out when plucking… this is so bad. What you do is take out little bits at a time until the stronger hairs that stay behind are all that’s left. Then you clean with solution and a cotton ball. If I saw a groomer do this to my dog I would hit them.
I agree. That to me is impatience and wanting to rush dogs through just for the money. I am sick and tired of this channel popping up on my you tube pages when I have tried to block this Lady. I will keep blocking
They also wait until there's a lot of hair and buildup and inflammation, just so they don't have to do it often, which definitely makes it more painful pulling hair out of an inflamed ear. They are the reason that their dog struggles so much, why do they refuse to admit that it's painful? Every other groomer and vet knows it's painful. Now the dog will most likely NEVER be able to tolerate ear grooming, but instead of trying to do things right, they just put it off until it's bad. I'm shocked.
I mean no disrespect, but you're making this so much worse by waiting until there's a lot of hair and buildup. And yes, it actually does hurt to pull large amounts out. Your dog is behaving that way for a reason, it hurts. If you just had done it regularly in small amounts, your dog wouldn't have such a bad reaction every time, and now you're in a cycle of waiting until it's bad because it's such a struggle. You wait until there's tons of hair, moisture, debris and inflammation, and it causes more pain when you pull the hair. It's not supposed to be painful but it IS painful the way you're doing it, Why can't you see this? It's plainly obvious to every other professional groomer that sees it.
Is it normal for dogs to shake their heads days after ear cleaning from the groomers? It's been 4 days since groomers and my poodle is still shaking his ears. Wants us to rub his ears
Yes it’s normal. But you should definitely try to keep him from doing it as much as you can. But its normal some dogs are very sensitive about their ears .
I have a Black Russian Terrier and she has very VERY hairy ears, lol. Ever since I started grooming her myself I do not pluck her ears at all. I hate when she keeps shaking her head all the time and in fact when groomers did this, somehow, she ended up getting ear infections/problems from it. Instead, I just keep them clean with ear wipes for dogs and shave the inside of her ears. It has helped a lot. Everyone is different but after doing research I would not pluck a dogs ear unless a vet needs it done.
I am confused why doodles have this hair get stuck & need plucked, while others do not. Is there anything we can put in their ears to make it less painful?? (Is there a Nair type product for dogs? lol)
Unfortunately there's no Nair type products for dogs, the chemicals that dissolve hair would give them a chemical burn. Plucking is the only way, but you're supposed to do it little by little and not wait for it to build up, not like this person is doing.
I keep cleaning and pulling my 7 month old standards ear hair, just with powder and my fingers because he doesn’t like when I try to use the hemostats to get further down. So I just keep getting what I can. But he is shaking and started scratching at his ears. So even though I’ve watched so many videos, I keep watching just for confidence I guess. But I really cannot even finish watching this after the the first twist of that poor dogs ear hair. There is no way I would attempt to take that much hair at one time. I can do little by little and my dog doesn’t even move or he barely feels it. I know I’m not hurting him. And I just couldn’t do it the way you do it. This is my second poodle and they love and trust you to do the right thing. I’m a grown man and seeing that gives me the chills. I’m afraid to watch the rest of the video. But I’ve seen other videos of yours and can’t understand why you don’t go easier on your baby. I’m already attached to my new guy like you wouldn’t believe. Try taking bits at a time. Takes longer but you have to have the time.
Isso acontece em todo lugar, infelizmente os donos foram negligêntes e deixaram os cabelos crescer até o fundo do ouvido, causando infecção. É necessário tirar esses cabelos pra ouvido respirar e poder tratar a infecção. Infelizmente não tem outro jeito de fazer isso sem dor.
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I hope his mommy was watching and never brings her poor baby back to you. If someone pulled and stretched and yanked at your ears like that you would say it hurt! Shame on you for being so unnecessarily rough with that poor pup.
She didn’t use to go that Bedford that lady joined her. She use yo be much more considerate with her plucking. She has changed with that and it’s not a good change either
You were indeed hurting your dog. The dog is not being a big baby. You hurt his ears. Then it probably really burned when you squirted that cleaner in them. Him putting his paw on you to stop was just heartbreaking. You literally can’t read your own dog. You just don’t get it.
Shocking!!! It’s your own dog. Not a good example of a pet owner. I would think you keep up with his ears at home by just pulling a little bit of hair every day. Why would you, knowing how easily a dog can get an ear infection by having too much hair in its ears, put off the daily maintenance of caring for its ears? It would only take a few seconds.
I had to stop watching this .. that dog was in to much pain. How can you do that. You cant take some much at once. I want to grab you through the screen. That poor dog. I hope you stop doing this.
I feel like your not meant to pull out the hair in there ears yk. personally I think its not stopping stopping infections, but instead making it more prone. and its hurting the dog, but I get that your doing it for a good sake. :)
I’ve been a vet tech for 30 plus years. I’ve seen the damage that’s done when owners don’t get the hair out. It may look terrible but this dog is a little dramatic. Usually dogs are pretty glad to get it out.
I’m a dog groomer and went to school for. Poodle ear hair need to plucking but how I learn at trimming school teacher said “don’t pluck a lots hair in one time, do little by little pluck hair other wise we hurts dog a lot”
It might different style each trimming school but the way you do make me feel poor dog, I couldn’t finish watch. I know you said it’s your dog but I would not do your way.
I believe What we can do is how to make less hurts, that’s all we can do for dogs at least.
I feel really bad for this dog...to do it that way knowing it's hurting him is cruel.
I had to unfollow her she’s too disturbing to watch and her attitude towards grooming is just so negative
I recommend girl with the dogs she is positive and never plucks ears knows far more about dogs and cats! (Grooming cats another bonus)
I think this groomer should watch some other videos. There are orhers who do this in a much more humane way. This just looks cruel. Im sorry, i hate to complain, but if I knew you did my dog in this manner, id be furious.
You DO NOT wind up a ton of hair and pull it all out at once. Pain aside, you’re more likely to damage the ears, cause irritation, inflammation, ingrown hairs (which can also get infected), not to mention the damage you do to your relationship with your dog and their trust in you. All so you can take the EASY way out when plucking… this is so bad. What you do is take out little bits at a time until the stronger hairs that stay behind are all that’s left. Then you clean with solution and a cotton ball. If I saw a groomer do this to my dog I would hit them.
I agree. That to me is impatience and wanting to rush dogs through just for the money. I am sick and tired of this channel popping up on my you tube pages when I have tried to block this Lady. I will keep blocking
@@michellemazzon7981that’s her dog fool
They also wait until there's a lot of hair and buildup and inflammation, just so they don't have to do it often, which definitely makes it more painful pulling hair out of an inflamed ear. They are the reason that their dog struggles so much, why do they refuse to admit that it's painful? Every other groomer and vet knows it's painful. Now the dog will most likely NEVER be able to tolerate ear grooming, but instead of trying to do things right, they just put it off until it's bad.
I'm shocked.
Terrible cruel. Pluck slowly from the back bit by bit with powder rest in-between . Terrible practise trauma
This is her own dog! @@michellemazzon7981
I mean no disrespect, but you're making this so much worse by waiting until there's a lot of hair and buildup. And yes, it actually does hurt to pull large amounts out. Your dog is behaving that way for a reason, it hurts. If you just had done it regularly in small amounts, your dog wouldn't have such a bad reaction every time, and now you're in a cycle of waiting until it's bad because it's such a struggle. You wait until there's tons of hair, moisture, debris and inflammation, and it causes more pain when you pull the hair. It's not supposed to be painful but it IS painful the way you're doing it,
Why can't you see this? It's plainly obvious to every other professional groomer that sees it.
Don’t pull it out in such large pieces, crazy woman
Based on the reaction there must be a better way. It’s very clear
This is her own dog that she is grooming! He is currently living with his brother at her parents house!
I believe this is painful 😭
This ear plucking was painful
Is it normal for dogs to shake their heads days after ear cleaning from the groomers? It's been 4 days since groomers and my poodle is still shaking his ears. Wants us to rub his ears
Yes it’s normal. But you should definitely try to keep him from doing it as much as you can. But its normal some dogs are very sensitive about their ears .
I have a Black Russian Terrier and she has very VERY hairy ears, lol. Ever since I started grooming her myself I do not pluck her ears at all. I hate when she keeps shaking her head all the time and in fact when groomers did this, somehow, she ended up getting ear infections/problems from it. Instead, I just keep them clean with ear wipes for dogs and shave the inside of her ears. It has helped a lot. Everyone is different but after doing research I would not pluck a dogs ear unless a vet needs it done.
I'm about to become a dog groomer and I love watching ur video to get me some knowledge before I start my training! So thanks for your awesome videos
I don’t recommend watching this channel to learn. Quite idiotic.
I am confused why doodles have this hair get stuck & need plucked, while others do not. Is there anything we can put in their ears to make it less painful?? (Is there a Nair type product for dogs? lol)
It's mostly dog breeds that have hanging ears and lots of curly hair. Spaniels have the same problem.
Unfortunately there's no Nair type products for dogs, the chemicals that dissolve hair would give them a chemical burn. Plucking is the only way, but you're supposed to do it little by little and not wait for it to build up, not like this person is doing.
I keep cleaning and pulling my 7 month old standards ear hair, just with powder and my fingers because he doesn’t like when I try to use the hemostats to get further down. So I just keep getting what I can. But he is shaking and started scratching at his ears. So even though I’ve watched so many videos, I keep watching just for confidence I guess. But I really cannot even finish watching this after the the first twist of that poor dogs ear hair. There is no way I would attempt to take that much hair at one time. I can do little by little and my dog doesn’t even move or he barely feels it. I know I’m not hurting him. And I just couldn’t do it the way you do it. This is my second poodle and they love and trust you to do the right thing. I’m a grown man and seeing that gives me the chills. I’m afraid to watch the rest of the video. But I’ve seen other videos of yours and can’t understand why you don’t go easier on your baby. I’m already attached to my new guy like you wouldn’t believe. Try taking bits at a time. Takes longer but you have to have the time.
My shih tzu sounds like he's being beaten at the groomers.
Meu DEUS! AINDA BEM Q ESTE PET SHOP NAO E NO MEU PAIS...... o cão está. Chorandoooooo
Isso acontece em todo lugar, infelizmente os donos foram negligêntes e deixaram os cabelos crescer até o fundo do ouvido, causando infecção. É necessário tirar esses cabelos pra ouvido respirar e poder tratar a infecção. Infelizmente não tem outro jeito de fazer isso sem dor.
absolute insnity. Pull your hair out, 1 strand at a time, then do a clump and see the difference. Lmfao
What kind of ear cleaner do you use
His eyes…that dog was traumatized
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This is NOT okay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Least give the dog some reassurance or something
Poor PuppyBaby!😍😍😍
I hope his mommy was watching and never brings her poor baby back to you. If someone pulled and stretched and yanked at your ears like that you would say it hurt!
Shame on you for being so unnecessarily rough with that poor pup.
It's her dog.
If you don't have a doodle/poodle...hush.
I have 6 and the ears are Alot of work.
I can’t believe shes still doing this. Dogs should never scream like that!
I cannot believe she literally waited until his ears were in this state. Look at how much pain that poor puppy is in
Acho que esse tipo de limpeza não deveria ser feita em um pets.
She didn’t use to go that Bedford that lady joined her. She use yo be much more considerate with her plucking. She has changed with that and it’s not a good change either
You were indeed hurting your dog. The dog is not being a big baby. You hurt his ears. Then it probably really burned when you squirted that cleaner in them. Him putting his paw on you to stop was just heartbreaking. You literally can’t read your own dog. You just don’t get it.
Especially when they have an ear infection
😡😡😡😡
Bloody cruel!!
Shocking!!! It’s your own dog. Not a good example of a pet owner. I would think you keep up with his ears at home by just pulling a little bit of hair every day. Why would you, knowing how easily a dog can get an ear infection by having too much hair in its ears, put off the daily maintenance of caring for its ears? It would only take a few seconds.
He doesn’t live with us. 🙄
Not touching in a dog ear without gloves not even my own
This was hard to watch, I've often questioned her practices.
If it’s your dog why did you let it get this bad??
Poor dog,terrible, he’s screaming because it hurts
I had to stop watching this .. that dog was in to much pain. How can you do that. You cant take some much at once. I want to grab you through the screen. That poor dog. I hope you stop doing this.
I feel like your not meant to pull out the hair in there ears yk. personally I think its not stopping stopping infections, but instead making it more prone. and its hurting the dog, but I get that your doing it for a good sake. :)
You are so wrong.She is a professional and qualified person she knows what to do and what not to do.
You have to get the hair out so ears can breathe 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Would love to know what qualifies you to that opinion
I’ve been a vet tech for 30 plus years. I’ve seen the damage that’s done when owners don’t get the hair out. It may look terrible but this dog is a little dramatic. Usually dogs are pretty glad to get it out.
If you don't pull the hair out the dog can't hear and they can't get medicine in there.
Omg! Stop
Wow what are you doing ,I'm a dog groomer you don't wind it all at once like that ,what the heck are you doing ,I would not let you touch my dog