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I love how she starts howling as soon as she gets in the front door, she's like" oh no, I've got a really bad feeling about this place!" LOL!
I thought it was more like “The Husky has entered the room!!”. 😂
She has some of the oddest howls I've heard 😂
😂
they know
It's as if I can hear the song of my people echoing off the walls of time
I´m a depressed lawyer and since yesterday I must have watched 2h worth of dog/cat grooming videos. Somehow these videos make me feel alot better.
I hope the pet videos help keep you sane. I watch them as well. Idk what it is but they do help. I’ve suffered depression my entire life I one form or another. You do what help you function day to day. Even minute to minute. I read scriptures. The best way to help with your depression is to go out of your way to help someone else. Yes I know, how are supposed to do that depressed?
Start small, make yourself. Just a simple phone call to ask how someone else is doing. Bring someone some cookies or bread. Practice being nice to everyone you come in contact with even if it takes all your effort. It will eventually help keep you “ even.”
Also depressed, also spent hours watching since discovering this channel lol somehow it’s so calming to watch. Also heartwarming
As a depressed social worker I'm right there with ya.
I feel you guys here, sending love and hugs. 🫂 I like the idea of focusing on helping others though. It really helps everyone feel good, and for good reason.
I hope you feel better. ❤
Did anyone else think “wow. She’s not immediately screaming about the dryer. She’s not your typical husk...oh, there it is.” 😂🐶
Exactly my reaction
literally 😂 I was like oh wow, she *is* being a good girl, doesn't hate it- oooh never mind, here we go 😂
I think she wanted to sit and that’s why she started howling.
Me 😂❤
😂😂😂 I was like, wow, she's not going to be a total bab.... Oops.
I love it when the dog is complaining about the blowdryer, and you suddenly hit that sweet spot that makes them lean into it.
Very "I hate you don't stop" energy.
😂😂😂
Mhm
Yep! I was waiting for it, hoping 😂
So I got here because I’m a hairstylist and TH-cam naturally said, “hey how about dog groomers?” And I’ve very glad it did! ❤
Cute!
So... you gonna get that blow dryer for your clients? 😏🤣
@@nicole5506😂😂😂
If she did, I’d watch it. 🤣
If you read her bio on her website, Vanessa was a hairstylist that got into dog grooming!
You’ll adore this channel!
Hahah the little howls of complaint in the beginning had me giggling ❤ Skylar is an absolute cutie
What sort of person enjoys a dog in distress?
@@andybosik7635 , you are so right!
@@johnsmith1474would you rather them matted?
@johnsmith, she's not in pain or really that distressed, relatively speaking, just doesn't want a bath and is complaining about it. No animal lover is going to enjoy a pup's distress, but we may chuckle about them expressing displeasure. Two different things. 😉
Reminded me of Chewbacca.
I love her reaction to the words "outside" and "play", that hesitant little tail wag and ears perking up 😊❤
I know right? So sweet!
I love at the end you say "we're gonna go outside and play in the yard" and she's instantly like "WE WHAT 😳 "
After listing the things she’s used to stop you from grooming, the one BIG thing she hasn’t done is to try to bite you. For that, I give her the “Good Girl” badge!
Unless they have been badly mistreated, Huskys are NOT aggressive that way. Your much more likely to get licks of complaint then bites.
@erikk1820 I beg a differ cause my cranky old lady husky has tried to nip when she is not in the mood to get her nails clipped
@@erikk1820 I feel like it all depends on training, ive been attacked by a husky just for existing and I wasnt the only one.
@@breadfor_bobross4055Huskies can be high strung when not exercised enough, they bite quite often when the owners don't allow them to expend their energy. I mean.. anyone would be cranky if forced to go against their very essence. A tired husky is a happy husky and a happy husky is a plushie 😂
@@margodphd bruh Im not blaming the dog. Im blaming the person who owned it lol
I think you should hold an annual (or bi-annual) contest for certain things. For example, one talented husky should get a "Best Singer" when it comes to the song of his or her people. Instead of a worthless trophy, send the winner yummy treats.
Here are some other award ideas:
* Most Fluff Blown in a Single Sitting
* Deadliest Murder Mittens
* Unicorn of His / Her Breed
* Grinchiest Grinch Feet
* Longest Groom of the Year
Please feel free to chime in with ideas.
Be a great 1 April video...just saying.
This idea would be a hoot for a "12 Days of Christmas" // Year End Review series!
*Darkest Brown First Rinse // Dirty Dog Award
* Most Unusual Item Found Inside A Mat
*Buggiest Bug Eyed Look of WTF
😆
Largest furnado
Most equipment used in a single session.
Most apologies spoken by the groomer; who looks the cutest in the snood.
I'm a dog groomer myself and it's so satisfying watching someone else groom in the comfort of my own bed and not getting any hair in my eyes 🤣
When I brought home my husky puppy one of the first things I got him used to was having his feet touched and being brushed. Everytime the groomer says he was a good boy I am So Happy
She is just like like my husky, Anooka was. We lost her 8 years ago and she looks like her as well as the howling, whining, tap dancing, me saying, "please don't shake", "no, no, no", "why am I being shown teeth, you won't do anything?", "stay! Stay!". We obviously, "tortured" her for 15 years. Thank you so much, it brought back some funny and frustrating memories of her. ❤️❤️
So sad you lost Anooka. Doesn’t matter how long ago - still hurts! We lost our Samoyed 10 years ago - still heartbroken - those northern breeds burrow & settle right into your heart - very smart & vocal but also very compassionate!
So sorry for your loss, she sounds like she was a special pupper ❤
Terribly sorry about your loss.
An emotional actress ❤
Wow 15 years is a good long life for a husky. Thank you for loving your baby.
Her perked up ears when she heard “outside” 19:32 followed by an attentive upright head position when she heard “play” at 19:34. So cute!! 🥰🥰
Yep, Skyler was all in for that. Adorable.
I noticed that too!
I loved the reaction to those words too!
I was going to write the same, but will just like your comment instead!
It’s so hilarious when she rips that happy hoodie off then screams more and tries to jump off the table because you just keep going like, girl, you’re I’m not stopping just because you’re being the drama 🤣💀🙏
She almost looks surprised when that happy hoodie flies off - like she wasn’t really expecting all that kicking to actually *work!*
I fostered a stray Husky for a few months that showed up at the golf course I was working at. I put a lost & found ad in the local paper hoping I would find the owner but never did. Let me tell you, there is never a dull moment living with a husky! The amount of hair was like nothing I've ever seen before (I've only owned standard poodles lol). I did eventually find a good forever home for her (I was living in a small townhouse at the time), as a retired couple that had a large property and had owned huskies before agreed to take her.
The part that always makes me laugh is when I remember that, for the dog, Vanessa must be like the most demanding, chattiest hairdresser they will ever endure. I just picture them at home complaining that she yammered at them for hours, repeating information they already knew about themselves.
🤣🤣🤣🤣This is hilarious!
Or that they can’t understand a word she’s saying but she won’t hush up 😆😆
Omg I love this c channel and this comment section! 😂❤
I think one of the reasons dogs are so calm with Vanessa it's because she talks almost all the time. I've seen that with many dogs, especially strayed dogs, the human talking in a calm voice especially not to them, makes them less stressed.
I'd say, it depends on the race, all Shepherds usually tell at home: "ThIs ScArY WoMeN TrIeD To SkIn Me AlIve!!!!11!11 It Was So HoRriBle!!!!111!!"
While Huskies probably will be like: "SOOOOOOOO uncool, she was talking AAAALL the time so noone could actually hear ME while I was singing SO beutiful!"
*g*
Thank you so much for these videos! I rescued a husky (approximately 9 mos old at the time) on June 7, 2023. She had been abandoned on a logging road, captured, and sent to an overcrowded animal control facility. Her previous owners had not taken care of her spring blowout, so she was a matted mess. After adoption fees, vaccinations, spaying, and other veterinary care, I could not afford to have her professionally groomed. Thanks to your videos, I knew what essential tools I needed to take out the matted mess. She is what I have been told is a split coat husky. Her coat is naturally short and smooth in some areas and wooly in others. The initial groom took me 3 hours (with 2 breaks). Once groomed, I have been able to maintain her coat throughout the summer, and the autumn blowout only too 2 hours (with 1 break). Thank you for explaining what you do and why so clearly. Without your videos to learn from, I would have ended up shaving my Taimyr and making a choppy mess of things.
Thanks so much for being there for your girl, and learning and caring for her so well! I wish you both many happy years together!!! 🐺❤️🙏💞
@@lulumoon6942 I have had other dog owners ask me who grooms her and offer me insane amounts of money to groom their animals. I am seriously considering taking a course for certification and changing vocations.
Thank you so much for giving your wonderful dog a second life. ❤
@@TheNinnyfee My granfather was a master zoologist working for the forestry department. As a result, I had a remarkable childhood full of animals. I helped take care of orphaned deer and foxes. He had a 3-legged racoon as a pet. He had child sized protective equipment made so I could learn to handle poisonous snakes (I held the body while he milked them and sent the venom to a lab to make anitvenin) and injured, wild animals. Love of animals was instilled young. Responsibility for taking care of them was instilled young. When I saw her picture in a local social media group, I could not let her die. I wanted to take every single cat and dog home with me, but I couldn't. So, I saved one, and she is amazing. In 4 months, she has learned that when I come home with groceries, she does not get attention until they are put away. She runs into the kitchen and opens the refrigerator door (but she never raids the fridge) for me. I can hand her the toilet paper, and she will take it to the bathroom and place it next to the toilet without ripping it up. I didn't train her to do these things. She just does them on her own so she can play with me after. I have 3 other dogs that are her pack, and seeing them when I come home from work is the best part of my day.
@@KateBonnyCountry Amazing stories! Please write a book 😍😍
The amount of times I've looked up this video to just hear the first 15 seconds..... It never fails to cheer me up
Woooo... woooooo...!
This is legit the first and only video I’ve seen where Vanessa has a little bit of strain/ fatigue in her voice. It’s low key kinda funny just because I feel like she has so much patience and works with so many more difficult and rambunctious dogs haha
gotta be tough since she's a fairly small woman and a few of the dogs she's done videos on look like they outweigh her or at least come close to her weight. Reminds me of nurses working with large patients, like my 5ft tall grandma who once had an offensive lineman sized patient fall on her.
I think just seeing the word “husky” on my schedule would give me INSTANT strain and fatigue. I know - without a doubt - that I don’t have the energy or strength for one of these beauties! Like wrestling with a giant, brilliant, exasperating toddler. 😂
@arthas640 Your grandma sounds like she was a *queen!*
Skylar is a sweet pup, she protested her grooming session like the fluffy lady she is.
Skyler is eight years old. That's no puppy. 😂
@@Dynamatrix1973 pup is used for all dogs
@@Dynamatrix1973 all dogs are puppies, no matter how old they are
Skylar was a wriggly noisy angel compared to some of the ear-busters I've seen on your channel. She may have complained vocally but she seems to have an overall good nature. Good girl. Great job Vanessa 👏
Whose vanessa?
@@Chascalol the talented groomer
Those awful howling. Poor girl. Im thinking maybe the dryer hurts her ears, the noise
As an owner of a norther breed dog I think she behaved impeccably, my huskamute would of been climbing the walls and being twice as vocal.
@@Spinners777maybe not hurt, but the noise is most likely not pleasing to any dog (thus the lil hat/wrap). She unfortunately knocked her “ear protection” off😭
I truly adore her leaning into the dryer on her neck and enjoying it while also screaming. Huskies
You have the patience of a saint. As an owner of three drama hounds (a.k.a huskies), getting ONE bathed is a workout, much less bathed, brushed, deshedded, paws trimmed up and claws clipped. Great job...she looks great! Thanks for your videos!
I'm totaly dying laughing rn. 😂 When Skyler "sings," the closed captions feature displays the word, [music]. Seriously adorable. 😊
I noticed that - it does when people yell or cry in police/crime youtube videos too.
@@bethjeans3780less adorable….
1, I've never seen a dog who's eyes are so clear in color. That was kinda crazy. 2, her reaction to the dryer was hilarious. First resigned, then whiney and I'll sing the song of my people-y.
They may also have one blue, other brown , are born w/ blue, & may change, due to inbreeding, & have sight problems, called HETEROCHROMIA
You totally caught her off guard when you spider monkeyed your way onto the table to clip her nails! That's was my FAVORITE part 😂 💕💕💕
I came across your videos and I just want to say as someone who has worked in the animal field my entire career, I would trust you with any of my dear pets! You are amazing, professional, experienced and companionate and it shows in every movement you make. You clients are very blessed to have you ✨☮️❤️✨
I adore how the subtitles registered her howling during the dryer as "music" . She's adorable and beautiful!
"I feel a song of my people coming on!" And she didn't disappoint! 😆
She seemed to really respond to you telling her "good girl" or by then she was just tired and resigned! 😄
Vanessa comments about the dogs being able to sense if you're stressed is SO true.
If I've had a rought time getting to my shift at doggy daycare, I get into the kitchen/room where we leave our stuff, and after I get ready I have to take a couple of deep calming breaths, shake it off, and get going.
Working with dogs takes a lot of patience, and if you don't have it one day, it WILL spiral. If the dogs are feeling the stress radiating off of you, they will act differently.
Bless my favorite daycare dogs, both have them have ended up hanging out by my feet and guarding me from other dogs on days that I'm not feeling well, and letting me pet them the whole time. I would kill and die for them, but they can't be guarding things and I need to walk and get to other dogs to do my job 😂
Skylar looked so beautiful when you finished her grooming. A gorgeous husky and I thought she was well-behaved and cooperative for a husky. Even her crying and yowling could have been much louder and worse. She did great and so did you Vanessa!! Thanks!! ❤❤❤❤️❤❤🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴
25 years ago I had a female Malamute named Sassy and a male Huskie Wolf mix named Sam . They both were characters ! Both were great dogs , but they were hard headed and loved to argue with you . Both would watch over my 3 girls and my wife , inside the house or outside . Door bell ring , they were there to always stand between the girls and whoever was at the door ! Outside the same thing , they were the bouncers and were checking ID's You didn't come in unless they knew you or we said it was alright . Anyway in the spring they both would get a big brushing . We had a kennel for them in the backyard , backyard was also fenced in with an inground pool . My wife would sit in the kennel and give them a thorough brushing for hours . She would put hand fulls of fur in the kennel's fence holes . We would watch birds and even squirrels gather the fur up for their nest . I'm pretty sure they all had warm homes . Summer time they would stay in the house , because if you've had huskies or malamutes . You know how much they loved the heat !!! Sassy died of cancer at 13 and Sam died from loneliness 2 weeks later at 12 !!
What precious memories, thank you for sharing! No matter how long we have them, it's never enough... 🐺❤️🙏💞
how do you know if a dog died to loneliness? do you hold your hand on a wound that just appears and you go "yep, that's loneliness alright"?
My malamute mix was a bouncer too. He wouldn’t even let my friend’s parents near their kids to pick them up from playdates unless my mom or I said it was okay. We were the safest kids in the neighborhood. 😂
Aw that so sad ❤
@@higgsbosontesticleYou’ve never had a dog that you loved? We’ve had our GSD girl for ten years. We can tell every emotion, as she can read ours. I feel sorry for you if you’ve never been gifted like this. She’s our fourth dog like this.
I give Skyler a B for manners and a D for choir. I feel like she really didn’t even try to sing. ❤
😂💖
Don't forget a B- for tap dancing!
She's a baritone that needs voice lessons.
Hey now, did you forget about her solo at the start of the video? A wonderful performance!
Maybe she’s more of a group performer than a soloist. 🤔
Her tail thumping the tub at 0:53 because she was happy for pets. What a sweetie.
You are so thoughtful towards these animals you consider every possibility for the comfort you are truly a professional at your job. I just love watching everything you put out there thank you so much for sharing
Something I find that works well with a dog that doesn't want nozzle used for de-shedding....while coat is soaped up or with lots of conditioner (depending of dogs coat/skin) use a slicker brush. It collects the hair in soapy clumps that you can just toss in trash as it is collected.
Yes! This works great for the hairy beasts, just can't get too over zealous because both the skin and hair is more vulnerable when wet and it's a lot easier to brush burn them and with longer haired dogs like newfies, you can break and damage the coat.
Such a good girl. She didn’t necessarily like it but seemed to understand it was quicker and less painful to just get it over with
I do this even with my short haired dogs. On long haired dogs I had in the past, I would start off with a comb that had wide set teeth, like the comb used toward the end of this video, then graduate to a dematting rake. This was done methodically, looking for mats or other problem areas. I would go back to the comb during the rinse, Keep in mind that the goal is to remove loose hair, not to pluck the dog bald.
When a dog has managed to find something hideous or greasy to roll in, I start off with Dawn Dish Detergent, avoiding the face and eyes. I use a human grade conditioner that is also soothing to the skin and has no perfumes or dyes.
While this has worked for me with both dogs and horses for over 25 years, that is not to say that I don't learn a lot by watching this channel. I certainly do.
I used to do that with my spitz mix who tends to get an impacted coat when it blows, but I got scared that doing this while his coat is wet may damage his coat because wet hair breaks easier. The great thing is, he has never had matting, he just gets a ton of impacted coat that I can spend hours pulling out by hand or by just taking like an hour to brush it out with a slicker brush.
What I do now is, I brush his coat prior to giving him a bath. I find it helps get the soap deep into the undercoat. It takes away excess hair that can float on the surface of the coat, and in the long run, it makes his bath last shorter which is good for him because he hates baths and gets cold easily.
All huskies are beautiful, but Skyler is exceptionally gorgeous. Plus her moans through out her bath stole my heart from the get go.❤🌹
I'm a husky mom and my husky has a very oily coat all of the time. Water just beads up on him and rolls right off. One positive with him is that he actually sits or stands and lets me scrub away. I'm going to be ordering a few of your products as I think it's going to be helpful in his shedding time, like now. The closest groomer is about 500 miles away so I have to do it all myself. We live too far away to hop on a plane to let you help me- We're up on the Arctic Circle in Norway and that's a very long trip on a plane.
Where in the Arctic Circle? I was just in Tromsø in February!
@@LexiOzzy28 I'm almost exactly on the Arctic Circle on an island. If you look at a map you will see Mo i Rana and Mosjøen, I'm not far from there.
seriously, wtf@@Northernliiights. Huskies are among the smartest dogs there are, and have very strong personalities. Raising a husky is very much like parenting. Giving birth is an entirely separate thing
@@k.lambda4948 ''Be or act as a parent to (a child)''. This is what it says in the definition of the word ''parent'', implying it has to be a human child, since dog children are called ''pups'' or ''puppies''.
@@k.lambda4948 So if you adopt a human child it counts as a parent, you dont necessarily have to give birth like o wrongly wrote, but it needs to be a young HUMAN to be able to be called a parent. Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk.
I could never own a Husky, but by God, I do love them so. My re-homed Pom/Sheltie, Phoebe, passed two years ago. She was an amazing. beautiful, funny, adorable, extremely intelligent, manipulative, gorgeous, loyal, sweet-as-pie little girl. She looked like a fox with all the Sheltie markings and a curled Pomeranian tail, my 18lb "Golden Sheltie" would never take her eyes off of me and she was the fasted dog I'd ever seen. She was a Lady through and through, and had such a lovely singing voice. She was a good listener too and so very well-behaved, but she did have certain peculiarities. For one, she would never allow me to brush her without making my neighbors think I was hacking her to pieces. Though, of course, her groomers always reported her to be a Good Girl.
She's such a darling cutie. Her low howls at the start was freaking adorable. 💖🐶💖
I love huskies. I had one from 8 weeks to his passing 11 years later. A big alpha male. Pure Siberian. Smart. Escape artist. Obedient when on leash and in confined spaces. Used my toddler daughter as his escape enabler. She had thumbs and could work doorknobs. A constant grooming requirement. Bags & bags of fur. Tolerance for grooming varied. I love it when you groom huskies. Brings back fond memories.
escape enabler. 😃😃😃. they are very smart !!!
Their breed really wasn’t meant to be confined in domestic situations. Same problem with pitbulls.
Just want to be on the tundra pulling sleds. 😂😂😂 don’t know how good they have it. I had a Golden Lab for 17 years he’s been gone a long time but I still miss him and talk about him.
@@tablescissors67Nah, they are fantastic indoor dogs. As long as they get their exercise, they are super easy in a house or apartment.
@@tablescissors67 I know many pitbulls, & a few greyhounds. They are usually total lounge lizards & couch potatoes, until it is time to play and do zoomies, then they calm down & relax again.
She’s a beauty. I loved how when, at the very end, you said “Now she’s going to get to go outside…”, and she heard the word “outside,” she instantly perked up for a nano second and quit panting. Good job, Vanessa!
They have the attention span of a goldfish but the memory of an elephant. They can bare negative degree temps but can’t stand water. They talk but don’t really bark. They’re regal yet derpy and needy but flaky. The Siberian Husky is truly a walking contradiction and I love them
Skylar was acting very similar to my cranky old husky. If they don't want to do something, they will do everything in their power to not do it, including acting as if they are going to nip. What I've found that works is to have a second person to love on the dog to distract them, also allowing an older dog to lay down and get comfortable tends to help as well. Their mindset goes from "there is no way I am doing this" to "ok, I don't like this, but this is tolerable"
Honestly, just... so much respect here. I spent a hot minute working as a dog bather almost 20 years ago, and currently have two huskies at home. They are SO difficult! I won't even take them to groomers; they're hard enough with people and environments they know and love that I don't want to subject the groomers to them. One hates all brushes ever, and the other screams and bites at anything touching his claws (not his paws, those are fine. just claws). They love to play and romp in water, but even that might be a challenge around strangers.
She’s one of the better behaved Huskies I’ve seen Vanessa do.
She once did a white husky and that dog was difficult, a very whiny little rascal. It was acting like it was dying, lol.
I'm thinking it was Freya? Or maybe it was named Luna. I know there was a Lunatic Luna on here 😂
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Fredo and Luna 😊
I think it was Link
Sounds like Fredo
@@Draracle20- sounds like Fredo, Freya or Tuka
Wow. Everything Skylar did was exactly how my Husky acts when grooming.
Pretty sure all Huskies sign some sort of code of conduct at birth.🤔
Yup, it’s genetics, from breeding.
Getting wet in the environment huskies were bred to live in is basically a death sentence. Poor guys are fighting for their lives against that warm soapy water 😂
@@bece00 THIS! I have never seen anyone mention this but it is absolutely the reason for the water terror. Imagine getting wet in the Arctic?
You mean a code of misconduct, signed and then witnessed by the Siamese Cat Society.
(The Siamese Cat Society has a reciprocal witnessing arrangement with the Husky and Malamute Association.)
@@jenniferw1595Vanessa has mentioned it before, with the additional comment that the winds in Alaska are surely much more cold and frightening than her high-velocity dryer, yet they still insist on singing the song of their people while getting dried... 😂
Rare is the dog that makes you hop up on the whole fluffin table to cut nails! Both of you are impressive. I learn so much every video, both channels! Subscribed to both ofc!
I got a good laugh at her protests, you are really good at this to get her to cooperate. Thanks for letting us follow along!
Skylar knows when it’s time to sing the song of her people.😂
Skyla’s moos in the beginning were actually quite cute😉
The squarks while being dried are quite something😂
Thanks for answering the tub question
I love how you adapted the classic horse shoeing position on a husky :)
I love how she casually lick the soap off the stall wall 😂
Not only are you a great hilarious groomer, but you showed us today that you have to be somewhat of an acrobat. I love your channels. You are so compassionate❤
She really is and these videos I could just keep watching them. Such a great channel.
she didnt blow as much coat as i was expecting...but sang her song just as i was hoping. 🥰
ALL breeds are blowing summer undercoat, even th doodles that are claimed to not shed at all,.. tho not as much as Germ Shep, huskies, Mals,.. seem to never stop shedding
I love this channel. I rarely watch your regular channel anymore just girl with dogs 2 because we get a so much complete picture of how the dog reacts to the whole process and what you have to get done to get a good groom as well as tips. I don’t even have dogs anymore but still love watching this channel 😁
She is hysterical. Almost like she is saying noo agony in the beginning when she first realizes the torture of the blow dryer. She is so beautiful. I would love a husky but I have some health conditions that would prevent me from being energetic enough for one.
Huskies are basically the cats of the dog world. Her kitty timer was definitely ticking down during the dry!
Even the noises at 10:08 reminded me more of a gremlin-kitty than of a respectable canine!! 🤣 Huskies really do seem to be running feline software on dog hardware, right down to the stereotypical aversion to water...?
(So fascinating seeing their opposites, the Bengal cats who seem to be felines running dog software, getting out on surfboards and swimming in pools! Can only imagine the cross-species chaos if you had one of each in your household.. ?)
Cat like? You've never spent time with a husky.
@@erikk1820cat-like because huskies swear they have nine lives… at least when they’re puppies😂😂😂
@@erikk1820ppl talk about dog like cats all the time as if they’ve ever spent any time with a cat before. So I think it’s pretty nice to see the opposite with calling a dog cat like. Equality.
yeah a lot of cat vibes from this one
her little awoos of protest throughout made me smile. shes very well behaved for a husky
I cannot help but admire the no-nonsense approach with any husky! They are constantly on the lookout for any kinds of "give-backs" by their humans (oh, you are clawing me? I will accidentally jab you with dryer nozzle if you keep it up) Thus every groom becomes an incessant contest of willsOur hero GWTD would never ever think to stoop to those tactics no matter how aggravating the fluffer is. She wins my approval rating with a 10+ Every Time!
Cat owner here. I had NO idea how difficult dog grooming was, She earns every penny she makes!
So incredible how you were able to get her to let you do her paws at the end. Its like something finally clicked and she realized she just had to get it over with 😂
She had a real thousand-yard stare there!
It was "oh s**t! She means business " when the groomer got up on the table 😂
The fact that you had water and soapy water on your back IMMEDIATELY after the water was turned on, lol.
P.S.: You got on that table with her like a pro!
As usual, I am amazed at your patience and care you take with difficult children. I was so embarrassed over my dogs behavior until I found you. I have a 12lb Shi-Chi that behaves just like this. The happy hoodie really helps. So grateful for this product!!🌼🌼🌼
Such a pretty Husky and adorably vocal as well.
All your videos have helped me realize what's important when it comes to grooming and what to watch for with my very fluffy Australian Shepard. Thank you for all you do!
She wags her tail and complains at the same time - a true multi-tasker!! 😂😂 I swear she's saying "help" when you are blow drying her.
Huskies are gorgeous and a solid happy working dog plus so loyal.x but they always have something to say.. Great videos Cheer's Beautiful.x. 🇬🇧
You work so hard and you're so good with all your clients. Thank you for your kind approach!
Listening to the beautiful sound of a Husky griping is a perfect way to start the day! She's a beautiful dog.
I love how Skylar looks so proud of herself as she serenades us all with the song of her people ❤️💞💜
For as much as she hated her feet touched, that went remarkably well. My springer does the same pulling/resisting when I try to clip her back nails. If only she could understand that her resistance masks it more likely that I clip them too short! What you do is no easy task! You are a saint.
My 15 lb Jack Russel acts like he's being killed when I try to clip his nails lol. Finally took him to a groomer and paid a whole $5 to have it done! He wiggled and squirmed in my arms, growled at the girl once but they got done lol
She's such a gorgeous lady! Glad you were able to take care of her paws. You do amazing work! And are such a kind person/1
She started howling for her ancestors to come and collect her during that blowdry.
What a beautiful dog, I have a Husky and he doesn't like his paws touched either. You were patient and you got her paws done. I love your channel, my Husky Buddy watched this one with me.
Thank you for all you do for these babies❤️
I love how comfortable she is expressing herself ❤
She eventually resigned herself to the nail clipping. A valiant effort on her part to resist 😂
I grew up with a dog that was an unknown mix of breeds, but my parents thought German shepherd and maybe chow or huskie. After watching a lot of your videos and the first 5 seconds of this one, I’m convinced she was definitely part huskie. She used to make noises like that when she was excited, progressing into something between that sound and a howl, but never an actual howl. Her fur was like a huskie’s too; fur coming out in handfuls in the summer. But she was yellow. So maybe she was huskie and golden retriever? I’ll never know, but she was a great dog for a kid like me.
huskies can be blonde! I had a dark blonde, black and white husky once 😊
A golden husky sounds like an absolutely beautiful dog. I’m glad you have such happy memories of her 🥰
I had what I’m pretty sure was a Yellow Lab-Husky mix, Goldie. All yellow gold color. She never howled, but her coat was a Husky type coat, and she shed like a Husky. I found her on the road, and she was the best girl.
Shepherds can be, er, musical, too. My mom's GSD has a groany lower pitched almost howl for when he's especially enjoying a pet or having an itchy spot scratched and a yodel (for lack of a better descriptor) for when when he's distressed (eg with bathing or if his supper is taking too long and he becomes convinced he's dying). One of the videos on either this channel or the original includes a GSD who "sings" throughout his unwanted bath.
Found dogs are the best my son opened our front door one day outside was a tiny Jack Russell birch we had her for 14years best dog ever
Thanks for the reminder. You are GOLD ❤
I really enjoy the uncontrolled laughing. What a beautiful busy life you both have chosen for yourselves. Keep doing the same exact thing that has brought you to where you are now. From my perspective you are both brave and courageous for living the best life you can, and saving lots of animals.
The ending picture of her smiling into the camera is just precious 💖
She had a lot of unprintable comments/lyrics lol... She certainly wasn't the worst but she was definitely being a pill. Climbing up to do her nails is dedication, indeed. You always do a good job "reading" your clients, be they cat or dog. Never thought I'd be watching grooming vids but enjoy the dry humor and how you deal with all the different fur-face personalities. Subscribed here, as well and happy to help out. Thanks for sharing
Wagging tail, protesting mildly. Just so adorable.
It’s like a good asmr video with the brushing and her panting. The brushing noise is oddly relaxing. 😆
9:53 Her pulling the happy hoodie off, she’s so cute omg
Skylar: **immediately roos & voices her complains**
Me: “Ah yes the average husky”
What a personality! It's so interesting seeing how different dogs react to all this.
Compared to some of the Huskies you have groomed, she was really well-behaved! She also didn't to deafen you (too much!). She really is an absolutely beautiful dog. I love her face and ears.
I don't know much about huskies, but it seem like even though they like to howl a lot, they hardly ever growl?
Also, I love how when you said, "We're going to go outside", her ears immediately perked up and she was like, "What groom? I get to go outside!" :D
Had huskies for 30 years, none of them were really vocal, and rarely growled. All dogs of any breed are individuals, and none act exactly the same 😊
Magic word 🪄✨️
I almost never hear them really bark either. I have heard huskies growl but it usually is a variation of howl tones more than a normal growl sounds.
Trust me, they growl. And it sounds kind of vicious and scary when they do.
But I've only heard it when they are playing with each other. It sounds like they are going to kill each other when they snarl, growl and mouth. But they don't seem to ever actually hurt each other. They play rough and seem to revel in it.
The scariest thing is their strength. You don't realize just how strong they are until you stop petting them and they grab your arm with one of their shovel-paws and pull it back to them for you to keep petting. And if they wrap both front paws around your arm, you aren't getting it back until they are satisfied with the amount of pets.
I like how she very clearly has mixed feelings about the blow dryer. Most of the time shes the typical husky just screaming in protest but other times it seemed like she was leaning into it like "oh actually thats really good" 😅😅😅
"I have to scream to maintain my Husky street cred, but that is really nice. Don't tell anyone."
Lord, she is just a stunning dog! Such high wolve content too. She's got all the characteristics. Love her with all my heart!❤️
You crack me up with these dogs....Reminds me of my Past Rhodesian Ridge Back...Fond memories
I loved her reaction when you said, "outside". She was like, "Yayyy, I'm outta here". LOL
I have missed this version of Canada's Got Talent!: the Husky opera and tap dance competition! Skyler was a very good girl, considering how (apparently) new and unwelcome getting groomed is for her. (I also like how her very light colored eyes give her a semi-permanent "Why is this happening to me?!" expression.)
I absolutely love her!!!! She's so fluffin cute!!! ❤
She’s adorable 😍 those welcome awoos were superb 🥰
omg the downward-dog yoga pose she does during drying is so damn cute !!!
My nephew has a husky that we call the crotchety old man. Last time we gave him a bath, 3 of us were soaked head to toe. 😂. The “torture” of grooming! 😂😂❤
I love your videos. Never thought grooming dogs would make me so entertained but it works. Theyre so cute. You do a great job.
Yes, I did just come back after a couple of weeks to watch this again. The singing was the best I've heard all month.