This was the breed of dog that cured my fear of dogs. When i was a kid i met one called "Bear" and he was so kind and cuddly that it made me a lot more comfortable around dogs in general, so this breed has a special place in my heart.
Same here! When I was still in kindergarten, I didn't have many friends or knew people with dogs. But one of my few friends had a Bernese Mountain dog named Ronnie I think. Ronnie was the most calm, kind and lovable bear of a dog I've ever met. And since then, I still hope I can have a dog too one day. They just make me feel happy and less alone :)
My family was kind of in the same situation when I got a dog on my 7th birthday, except it was the others in the family who were cured their fear of dogs. He was a golden retriever, although his behaviour was much closer to a typical saint bernard.
As someone from Switzerland I can confirm that the Bernese is the friendliest of all the Swiss mountain dogs. I have never seen one that's aggressive. However, when in their own territory, they can become quite protective.
Nope. My Berner ain’t protecting JACK… instantly becomes best friends with anyone who walks through the front door. There’s not an ounce of aggression in him
@@Brasswatchman You know what, that's actually a great comparison. Maybe you know that there are 4 different types of Swiss mountain dogs. The Bernese is the friendliest of them all. Two of them, the Entlebucher and the Appenzeller they are very Swiss. Pretty to look at from afar, but they are quite nippy when you get too close and they can get aggressive with old age, if not properly socialized.
Can confirm: I have a Bernese Mountain Dog / Greater Swiss mix and he is so smart but his good nature and innate laziness is the perfect cover for it. But I am totally on to him ;)
My sister has one , and she is veeeeeery smart , she just likes to play dumb , because if she sees the opportunity to do something , she won’t think of it twice
I had a Bernese mountain dog growing up, and she learned how to open the baby gate we put at the stairs to keep her from going up there (she had a lot of hip problems)! She was definitely smart, because she’d only do it if she thought no one was watching lmao
@@dRealNayon yea, but he was well kept and walked enough to where his nails were filed down. Besides, bathing isnt necessary for dogs, we do it because we'd prefer not to have a stinky dog. But dogs dont need it, especially if they take dust baths that soak up any extra body oils and add good bacteria to your dogs coat. Dogs mostly need to be brushed often, and most owners bathe their dogs too much.
@@dRealNayon he's huge i dont blame them. i have back problems so trying to bathe 120 lbs of fur is impossible. owners might be in a similar situation. but he wasnt matted or anything like that so he probably got brushed a lot which is still fine
And oddly quite clean-looking for a dog who hasn’t had a bath in four years. Unless his owners bathed him at home and this is his first time in six years to an actual groomer.
Not one single idea in his head, but the way he's lolling his tongue out of his mouth is so cute. He's one of those dogs that will happily lay his big ol' head in your lap and excitedly beg for scratches.
@@aprilluber They were used as rescue dogs, to pull (sledges) or as watch dogs. Back in the day to lead humans home through winter storms and fogs, or to find them (. The sites all warn to leave them alone too long they are easily bored and you need to give them something to do. Work dogs are usually smart dogs - anticipating obedience was the term used, so they can to a degree "think" for themselves and ahead while being eager to please their hoomans. people in the comment section seem to conflate the well natured patience of the large dog during the grooming should not be conflated with being dumb. They age fast and do not live long (around 7 - 8 years on averge) so it is possible the the dog is a senior, him stitting down towards the end would indicate that. or he has the hip problems that are typical for such lage dogs. Obviously those dogs have to be smart (and patient), with lifestock and around cattle, goats, sheep in the mountains. Nice or at least tolerant towards all lifestock and children.
@@aprilluber your dogs have a famos ancestor / relative in the family of the large Swiss Mountain dogs. Barry the rescue dog, he had a good nose. He was born 1800, he saved 40 people in the High Alpine region and is still a Swiss national treasure. His body was conserved and is exhibited in the Museum of Natural History of Bern. The moutain pass (St. Bernhard) between the Swiss Rhone Valley and the Aosta Valley (Italy) was a major route (for hikers) - pilgrims, and trade - during medieval times - and an important route in Europe for thousands of year before that. But it was a risky route, in the High Alpine region even in summer snow storms and avalanches can surpise people. But even getting lost in wet wetter can kill people. During the 11th, century monks (St. Augustin) built an inn, likely one motivation was to make the route safer for pilgrims that were headed for Rome, and they later bred large, strong, smart and patient dogs. In 2005 they moved that breeding station (the inn still exists and is open for tours and patrons), but the dogs are still in the mountains in summer, at least for a time. Likely to be shown off to tourists ;) The dogs helped pave the way though snow, and were able to guide monks and people, and also to find hikers that lost their way, were exhausted or had gotten buried by an avalanche. During season (maybe even year round, if they stayed there in winter they needed lost of supplies, and fuel to survive) monks were in the inn. They took care of the patrons, but also monitored the area around the pass. Every day during summer teams of one monk and one dog were looking for lost or exhausted hikers. They reported 2000 rescues within 200 years. That includes soldiers, that used that route during the Napoleonic Wars.
It's possible Bernese had thoughts to begin with. Our girl has banged her head on the underside of tables and into closed doors so often I'm sure there's nothing going on upstairs anymore.
These big guys are cuddly teddy bears who never seem to have a single worry... Our neighbours big floof Saint Bernard thought he was a lap dog. He once bounced onto Daddy's lap, and broke the sofa.... Needless to say... Bernie didn't care ! 🐶
I go through rewatching these vids and its fascinating to me that just ONE year ago, this channel was at 300k.... That growth-!!! I'm so glad, I've gotten to see how much good she puts back into the world and for other dogs. So deserving ♡♡♡♡♡
@@girlnextdoorgrooming idk how u see sexual intent in anything shes doing man. shes cleaning a dog 😭 bending over backwards isnt even inherently sexual
@@girlnextdoorgrooming "Bending over backwards" is just an expression that she's willing to do anything for her dogs/cats. Much like "I'd walk through fire" for example. No need for unnecessary conflicts :)
If you're going to get a Berner, remember a couple of things...they're smarter than they look, they're huge, they drool, they're wonderful dogs, and unfortunately they are one of the shortest-lived dog breeds, averaging less than 8 years.
I have Bernese dog, she is 12 years old with very bad sense of hearing, but considering her age, she is still in a good shape. Most of the time just laying around, sometimes goes for a walk but overall a wondefull and loving dog. Bigger dogs have always issues with joints so at some stage suplements and vitamins are needed. I definitely recommend this breed.
yeah, big dogs in general dont live that long, but having a mix with that breed in it will increase its lifespan. Big dogs often have Problems with their bones because they have to carry all their own weight. Specific health issures are there sometimes too. My mother has a berner-goldie mix and hes huge. 65 kilo of water loving fluff. No matter what you tell him, he is a actually a horse. Less majestic, more drooling. And wet. Always. He grew too fast so he had problems with his joints, we often had to visit his physiotherapist after he playet too rough...
I think Thunder is my absolute favourite out of all your clients. I keep coming back to his videos, and I hope there'll maybe be some more in the future!
@@sioniycs4532 have you never had a best friend or anyone that you know well or even a pet of your own? Because saying rude shit to things you absolutely love is incredibly normal and common. Everyone knows its just pure fun and not meant to hurt anyone. I call my friends dumbasses and my dog a shit head. It appears you are the one with one brain cell in this case
I don't agree; every time I heard cat people saying how independent cats are and how dependent dogs are I think: you don't know mastiff or mountain dogs...😃
The amount of hair that flews off him, is so accurate, its just hair, hair and hair. Even 1 year after my dogs passing, I still find his loose hair lying around in nooks and crooks of the house. Lovely video!
ten years after I lost my dog after his long 16 year life, I still find bones, toys , my tv remotes and as I have always suspected all my single shoes buried in backyard. I always give him a smiling " dammed you " followed by a whispered love you mate, miss you.
We still find some stubborn dog hair from my late dog, who passed in Feb 2021. We joke that her fur hiding everywhere (mostly in clothing since we’ve moved to a new house) is her only way to say, “you’ll never escape from me”
@@LocalAceAJ My dog lived 16 years, and when he passed he just waddled up to me and leaned against me and sat on my lap. To this day , i swear he waited for me to come down the stairs to say good bye. Love and trust between pets and humans has to be one of the greatest of all senses we have. Not sure what to call this sixth sense between man and pets, but there it is, over and over again. Through out the world.
Up until July this year we had a boarder collie - we needed to hoover everyday to keep up with the amount of fur she shed. I know if I go into the tight corners and crannies of the house, I'll still find her fur.
My mom's neighbor has a bernese. He is the sweetest, most lovable big giant meathead I've ever met. I guess it's a breed standard. They're the loveliest souls ever and it makes up for all the clumsies, the floof and the drool. ❤
Unfortunately not, my friend in uk had one that tore a small child next door to bits. It was brought up in a family home with 3 children and a Newfoundland dog, was never mistreated, but one day it snapped. All dogs breeds have the potential to turn.
My girl was 8 weeks old when I adopted her as a rescue. It was fun trying to guess what breeds she might be. It wasn't until she was about four years old that a friend told me she was almost certainly a Bernese Mountain dog, a breed i had never heard of. It turns out that she is a pure breed, and now I love the breed.
He is absolutely gorgeous and seems to enjoy his grooming. I have a Husky mix. He weighs 110 pounds and has a heart of gold. He likes to be groomed too.
I don’t understand why he didn’t get a bath for four years? She said he has walked a lot because of how his nails are trimmed but he doesn’t get any bath? He Musta stunk!
@@bostontowny4life744 maybe it's his first professional bath?? He looks really healthy and well cared, but some owners prefer to bath and take care of the fur at home
I like the fact that he is so comfortable throughout the whole process. He's panting and relaxing the entire time. He is enjoying being pampered. What a cutie 😊
No to ruin your fun, but panting is the opposite of relaxed. When a dog is panting while standing still it means they're stressed. He's very well behaved and tolerant, but he isn't relaxed, and no wonder, if it's his first time being groomed!
I know the contest is over But my favorite of your videos is the long haired ones cuz it’s so satisfying to see them go from raggy mop to superfloof. Also your cat videos AMAZE me at how well you do with them. I was a groomer tech on and off and the groomer I worked for was not great in some ways .. and she really struggled with cats.
Thunder reminds me so much of a guy I used to work with...the guy didn't care about a lot of things, but he would gush on and on about weekend cook outs and cold beer. He wasn't stupid, he just knew what he wanted in life, and he was happy when he got it. Thunder makes me think that if he has a soft place to sleep, occasional patting, food in his dish, and plenty of things to sniff around the backyard, then he's perfectly content....knows what he wants, and is happy when he gets it.
Bernese are among the hardest breeds to anger. However, once you do..there's nothing else you *will* do. But this big puppy is really just a ball of fluff wrapped around a marshmallow. So sweet and patient.
@@yuixan763 give me a list of tangible benefits that dogs create for humans. A list of things they bring to the table. Electricity, plumbing, transportation, agriculture….. the SR71 black bird lol I mean… I’m pretty sure humans bring a lot more to the table and have earned their place in society. What have dogs contributed? Other than being a crutch for ppl who got severe personality disorders and emotional disorders 🙄 cuz let’s face it 98% of all dog nutters are weirdos and unintelligent ppl…. The degenerates of the population. Most intelligent emotionally stable civilized ppl do not find these things acceptable and find them repulsive disgusting and annoying a/f. Not to mention unpredictable and dangerous. Statistics reflect that as well. 16 thousand attacks per day on humans is the opposite of mans best friend.
I absolutely loved Cowboy’s transformation after never having a bath. The change in color to a clean white was so noticeable and he looked so handsome afterwards. I love the work you do and how you patiently handle each dog according to their needs.
I know, right? Why? I don't get it. When she does that I'm all "oh look they're all tidy now!" It's like when you tidy the kitchen and the dishwasher is loaded and running. The job is not quite over, but it looks SO MUCH BETTER.
Thunder is a majestic, adorable, gentle, and very well-behaved dog. Not once during the video, he displayed any signs of irritation, or hostility. Truly amazing. Was an absolute treat watching him. Thank you for sharing with us!
I would literally not care if she recorded herself saying the same thing over and over and over again and used it for all her videos. I came here to see dogs (and the occasional disgruntled cat) get groomed and I am 110% satisfied with her content.
My last dog lived to 16 years old, I wanted to get a Berner, but after going through the pain of losing my last dog and hating that he didn't live long enough, I couldn't make myself go through having a dog that would live a decade shorter.
Because they have dogs too and do like my mom does with her dog. Spoil em Which is quite ok but if u are u will know a dog is up to and planning his moves just about at all times. They have cut out a nice place in this world living among ppl. They can read ppls moods intentions etc very well. So they are judging us at all times
Best video ever! I had a Bernese Mountain Dog, ( I used to call him "Bernice") They do lean on you ( to comfort you.) and they will sit on people other than you. My boy sat on the feet of a county sheriff , and the sheriff politely said" Your dog is sitting on me" I didn't tell the sheriff what a honor that was that he felt so comfortable with the sheriff. When Endo pasted... he walked off into the woods and we never saw (nor found) him again. We may have lost the garden of Eden, but out Lord has given us these great companions. (Fur bags) Peace, Joan Barron 03 30 1957 to Oct 24 2022............ His bib does looks awesome!! Thanks for posting.
I like how he became bigger after grooming. It was so long process that she managed to feed him so good that now he is twice his size before grooming x)
Me the ALPHA M*LE of this comment section and me command RESPECT. Right now me telling you to NOT observe any of me nice cool sweet videos. Instead just look at me awesome good powerful thumbnails. Thank you, dear nila
@@desiree5416 He says weird stuff on people’s videos to try to get people to click on his channel. I’ve mostly seen him in the commentary video comment section.
I loved Thunder. I just lost my 11 years old Alekos. He was a Bernese Mountain Dog too. You are right, he always want to be by my side when I am at home. And many times I layed down on the floor and he didn't a clue how big he was and came over me. Lol. Silly boy. I miss him... Thank you for the video. Thank you. 🐾
I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my Berner over 2 years ago and it's still painful. They are such good boys. Amazing that Alekos reached 11; that's old for a Bernese Mountain Dog. And what a cool name!
I'm sorry for your pain, but 11 years is a pretty good run for a BMD. Mine died at 8 and broke my heart. They're wonderful dogs, but they don't live as long as most other breeds.
@@mrgabest Mine was 8 too. Diagnosed with cancer at 7 and we were told the prognosis was about a month. He lived over a year after that with great quality of life. We were so lucky.
So glad to hear you had 11 years together. May the memory of the joy you shared provide some comfort. We lost our boy Riley a month before his sixth birthday and will always miss him. BMDs are such gentle giants with hearts of gold. We're looking to get another pup this Fall. 🙂
I enjoyed “Today I groomed a bear”, Stella the Newfoundland. She was so sweet and I enjoyed watching her in the backyard afterwards - she really does look like a bear!
I’m actually addicted to your videos. I love them all, but your Pom video was my favorite. Though this one, no the last one no wait…….. they’re all my favorite. But Pom is on top of the list
Definitely my favorite. "And now, he sings to me the song of his people..." And one of the comments on the video: "So, you you have chosen, deaf" had me laid out!
Berners have a self- cleaning coat. It repels dirt on its own. I was on berner walk with my oldest berner and about 13 other berners at the dog park during spring and they found the mud poodle in the middle of the route. Mine was the muddiest that came out of it. She was back to clean looking by the time we got back to the entrance/ gate about 15 minutes later. One bad thing about this property of their coat is that they track in a lot of dirt in the house.
There is not a single thought running through his head. I love him.
Hes the goodest of bois
No think. Only exist.
head empty just vibes :)
"No thought, only smile"
bodhisattva boi
"I shave out his paw pads..."
Say it...
"and tidy up his grinch feet."
YESSSS
I always wait for it to 😊
Loll I’ve watched so many of her videos I know most of her terms by heart
His paws are larger than her hands!
Right! That's the payoff in her videos! LOL
I love it too 😊
"These dogs are both cheerful and intelligent"
Thunder's brain: [ *Elevator music* ]
That or the wii theme.
More like: th-cam.com/video/Twi92KYddW4/w-d-xo.html
@@jasonx1174 precisely
😂
My parents have a Bernese mountain dog she is definitely not the smartest just wants full time cuddles
This was the breed of dog that cured my fear of dogs. When i was a kid i met one called "Bear" and he was so kind and cuddly that it made me a lot more comfortable around dogs in general, so this breed has a special place in my heart.
Same here! When I was still in kindergarten, I didn't have many friends or knew people with dogs. But one of my few friends had a Bernese Mountain dog named Ronnie I think. Ronnie was the most calm, kind and lovable bear of a dog I've ever met. And since then, I still hope I can have a dog too one day. They just make me feel happy and less alone :)
my old girlfriend had berners, they are wonderful sweet giants.
same but standard poodles!
My family was kind of in the same situation when I got a dog on my 7th birthday, except it was the others in the family who were cured their fear of dogs. He was a golden retriever, although his behaviour was much closer to a typical saint bernard.
@@caesarjg5304 Life is too short to be without a 🐕 ❤️❤️❤️
For someone who hasn’t gotten a bath in that long, Thunder is so well behaved, like a routine to the spa.
Probably because Bernies are Velcro dogs
Right? What a good boy
My brain read "for someone" as "as someone" lmaoo
you can only imagine how good it felt to be washed
But for sure he's played in the rain hehe that's a bath alr
“Your groomer knows whether or not you walk your dog” I don’t have a dog and yet I’m feeling so called out right now
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This is exactly why I won't get one 😆 but I have my kitties
get over it
@@marclatchaw1662 what are you ON ahahahha
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I'm pretty sure "grinch paws" is an official term of the industry.
LOL.. That was funny! 😂😂
I only call them grinch paws now 😄
As a groomer I can confirm
I just started grooming and learned it is definitely the technical term 😆
In a few videos there is just "paws" so I guess it applies only to some(most) breeds.
As someone from Switzerland I can confirm that the Bernese is the friendliest of all the Swiss mountain dogs. I have never seen one that's aggressive.
However, when in their own territory, they can become quite protective.
I never met one, but as a former owner of guardian breeds, I believe you, and would back that with money.
I have a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog that is the happiest and sweetest. I recommend the breed to anyone looking for a family dog
Nope. My Berner ain’t protecting JACK… instantly becomes best friends with anyone who walks through the front door. There’s not an ounce of aggression in him
Much like the Swiss themselves, eh? 😁
@@Brasswatchman You know what, that's actually a great comparison. Maybe you know that there are 4 different types of Swiss mountain dogs. The Bernese is the friendliest of them all. Two of them, the Entlebucher and the Appenzeller they are very Swiss. Pretty to look at from afar, but they are quite nippy when you get too close and they can get aggressive with old age, if not properly socialized.
I'm fully convinced that Bernese mountain dogs are smart, they choose not to be
My mutt in a nutshell
Basset Hounds are the same way. They play dumb just to mess with us!
Can confirm: I have a Bernese Mountain Dog / Greater Swiss mix and he is so smart but his good nature and innate laziness is the perfect cover for it. But I am totally on to him ;)
My sister has one , and she is veeeeeery smart , she just likes to play dumb , because if she sees the opportunity to do something , she won’t think of it twice
I had a Bernese mountain dog growing up, and she learned how to open the baby gate we put at the stairs to keep her from going up there (she had a lot of hip problems)! She was definitely smart, because she’d only do it if she thought no one was watching lmao
He's so calm and confident. Nothing rustles his jimmies.
Wtf does that mean?
@@hashimotoqueen7227 It means nothing rumples his Jameses.
@@hashimotoqueen7227 soo what it is is English and he's telling why berners are the best dogs ever
@@hashimotoqueen7227
In all seriousness, they're saying nothing angers or annoys him :)
This comment is so underrated 😂
He is such a big ball of patience. Gooood boy, his owners obviously treats him well.
The level of pure trust was uncanny!
Pawtience 🐾
They didn't bathe him for 4 years!!
@@dRealNayon yea, but he was well kept and walked enough to where his nails were filed down. Besides, bathing isnt necessary for dogs, we do it because we'd prefer not to have a stinky dog. But dogs dont need it, especially if they take dust baths that soak up any extra body oils and add good bacteria to your dogs coat. Dogs mostly need to be brushed often, and most owners bathe their dogs too much.
@@dRealNayon he's huge i dont blame them. i have back problems so trying to bathe 120 lbs of fur is impossible. owners might be in a similar situation. but he wasnt matted or anything like that so he probably got brushed a lot which is still fine
Love how they always know how gorgeous they are after being groomed. Thunder is a sweetheart.
Thunder is like that stoner friend that is super smart, but is just vibing at all times
Lol
Exactly this lmao Can definitely have choose to have thoughts, but makes the executive decision not to
He is Hyde! From That 70's Show, he needs more "whatever"!
Yes..
Meeeee in my circle 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What an absolute unit. And so tolerant. He did not like any of that, until the brushing. And he was so calm.
An absolutely beautiful unit!
@@Dirty_Squirrell, I see what you did there.
ABSOLUTE UNIT
And oddly quite clean-looking for a dog who hasn’t had a bath in four years. Unless his owners bathed him at home and this is his first time in six years to an actual groomer.
That's berners!
Not one single idea in his head, but the way he's lolling his tongue out of his mouth is so cute. He's one of those dogs that will happily lay his big ol' head in your lap and excitedly beg for scratches.
I own two BMD's and they are extremely intelligent!
@@aprilluber They were used as rescue dogs, to pull (sledges) or as watch dogs. Back in the day to lead humans home through winter storms and fogs, or to find them (. The sites all warn to leave them alone too long they are easily bored and you need to give them something to do. Work dogs are usually smart dogs - anticipating obedience was the term used, so they can to a degree "think" for themselves and ahead while being eager to please their hoomans.
people in the comment section seem to conflate the well natured patience of the large dog during the grooming should not be conflated with being dumb. They age fast and do not live long (around 7 - 8 years on averge) so it is possible the the dog is a senior, him stitting down towards the end would indicate that. or he has the hip problems that are typical for such lage dogs.
Obviously those dogs have to be smart (and patient), with lifestock and around cattle, goats, sheep in the mountains.
Nice or at least tolerant towards all lifestock and children.
@@aprilluber your dogs have a famos ancestor / relative in the family of the large Swiss Mountain dogs. Barry the rescue dog, he had a good nose. He was born 1800, he saved 40 people in the High Alpine region and is still a Swiss national treasure. His body was conserved and is exhibited in the Museum of Natural History of Bern.
The moutain pass (St. Bernhard) between the Swiss Rhone Valley and the Aosta Valley (Italy) was a major route (for hikers) - pilgrims, and trade - during medieval times - and an important route in Europe for thousands of year before that. But it was a risky route, in the High Alpine region even in summer snow storms and avalanches can surpise people. But even getting lost in wet wetter can kill people.
During the 11th, century monks (St. Augustin) built an inn, likely one motivation was to make the route safer for pilgrims that were headed for Rome, and they later bred large, strong, smart and patient dogs. In 2005 they moved that breeding station (the inn still exists and is open for tours and patrons), but the dogs are still in the mountains in summer, at least for a time. Likely to be shown off to tourists ;)
The dogs helped pave the way though snow, and were able to guide monks and people, and also to find hikers that lost their way, were exhausted or had gotten buried by an avalanche.
During season (maybe even year round, if they stayed there in winter they needed lost of supplies, and fuel to survive) monks were in the inn. They took care of the patrons, but also monitored the area around the pass. Every day during summer teams of one monk and one dog were looking for lost or exhausted hikers. They reported 2000 rescues within 200 years. That includes soldiers, that used that route during the Napoleonic Wars.
"That's right, your groomer knows how much you walk your dog."
Ok, yes. But more importantly your dog knows how much you walk your dog. 🐶
You don't walk that dog - he walks you
@@luviskol facts
@@Defnotabsdfan unless you actually take the time to train your dog...
@@luviskol facts
@@luviskol legit whenever I take mine out she's the one dragging me around :'))
He's the definition of "No thoughts, head empty" phrase
It's possible Bernese had thoughts to begin with. Our girl has banged her head on the underside of tables and into closed doors so often I'm sure there's nothing going on upstairs anymore.
Well, possibly only the one thought of 'LOVE LOVE ME BE MY FRIEND', looking at him.
@@jamesnorman9160 I don't want my dog quoting Shakespeare. I want a big friendly hairy companion who listens to every word I say
These big guys are cuddly teddy bears who never seem to have a single worry...
Our neighbours big floof Saint Bernard thought he was a lap dog.
He once bounced onto Daddy's lap, and broke the sofa....
Needless to say... Bernie didn't care ! 🐶
Truly. The strabismus only emphasizes it lol
He looks like he has a windows screensaver bouncing around in his head😂
I’m weakkkk😂😂😂😭
PLEASEEE 😭😭😭
Nah, that’s the serene look of the Mii Channel on repeat.
Berners are just like that
Lmao yeah
The beekeeper hat is a really smart idea for avoiding breathing in loose hair!
1:55 Yup, you can see his fluff floating around 👍😍
That was a serious furnado there!
She needs a working jumpsuit and wellies when it comes to a biggie like this one
grooming is really a work out fr cuz she looks good like wow would’ve thought grooming
I lost my big boy from cancer when he was 9. He was the most amazing friend that I had in my entire life. RIP Haydut 🙏🏼❤️
“This gigantic meathead is Thunder.” what an introduction oh my god
And all of a sudden, Imagine Dragons just popped in my head.
A hecking good pupper, an absolute unit.
Meathead is a very Ontario thing to say
😂😂😂😂😂 I can't
Look at his eyes tho
Thunder is the epitome of “lights are on but no ones home” 😭🥺😂
What does that sentence mean?
@@Hayawii someone who has a blank mind or just mostly distracted
@@juliesevilla3950 Oh, okay! Thank you very much! :D
No thoughts head empty
@@superal68 Yes, thank you!
Thunder: “Never been to the spa before. I just stand here right?”
I go through rewatching these vids and its fascinating to me that just ONE year ago, this channel was at 300k.... That growth-!!! I'm so glad, I've gotten to see how much good she puts back into the world and for other dogs. So deserving ♡♡♡♡♡
And today 9/9/23, 2.39 million. Love watching GWTD videos.❤️
"Bending over backwards for dogs is just part of the job"
You, kind person, are a treasure to existence. I wish all dogs could be friends with you.
@@girlnextdoorgrooming no one's sexualising it but you
@@girlnextdoorgrooming She's got it, she can flaunt it. Don't watch if it offends ya.
@@fea8894 read the comments from male viewers who know nothing about grooming.
@@girlnextdoorgrooming idk how u see sexual intent in anything shes doing man. shes cleaning a dog 😭 bending over backwards isnt even inherently sexual
@@girlnextdoorgrooming "Bending over backwards" is just an expression that she's willing to do anything for her dogs/cats. Much like "I'd walk through fire" for example. No need for unnecessary conflicts :)
If you're going to get a Berner, remember a couple of things...they're smarter than they look, they're huge, they drool, they're wonderful dogs, and unfortunately they are one of the shortest-lived dog breeds, averaging less than 8 years.
nooo... less than 8 😭
🥺😭
I have Bernese dog, she is 12 years old with very bad sense of hearing, but considering her age, she is still in a good shape. Most of the time just laying around, sometimes goes for a walk but overall a wondefull and loving dog. Bigger dogs have always issues with joints so at some stage suplements and vitamins are needed. I definitely recommend this breed.
Why is it that their lifiespan is so short? Is it their size alone or do they have specific health issues?
yeah, big dogs in general dont live that long, but having a mix with that breed in it will increase its lifespan. Big dogs often have Problems with their bones because they have to carry all their own weight. Specific health issures are there sometimes too.
My mother has a berner-goldie mix and hes huge. 65 kilo of water loving fluff. No matter what you tell him, he is a actually a horse. Less majestic, more drooling. And wet. Always.
He grew too fast so he had problems with his joints, we often had to visit his physiotherapist after he playet too rough...
In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit
With a brain the size of a walnut lmao
@@minimushrom How DARE you. His brain is perfectly adequate.
@@jon-umber I guess those staments are not mutually exclusive.
I think Thunder is my absolute favourite out of all your clients. I keep coming back to his videos, and I hope there'll maybe be some more in the future!
So get one of these dogo..or you regret it when time goes by...
"these dogs are both cheerful and intelligent"
Cut to Thunder looking like his single braincell is just ping ponging around his head. (I love him)
how bout your single brain cell that does not understand that you dont say mean things about beings you love?
@@sioniycs4532 what the fuck are you saying? Are you trying to insult them? I don’t get it
@@sioniycs4532 and kids this is what you call *a stupid comment that no one needs*
@@sioniycs4532 have you never had a best friend or anyone that you know well or even a pet of your own? Because saying rude shit to things you absolutely love is incredibly normal and common. Everyone knows its just pure fun and not meant to hurt anyone. I call my friends dumbasses and my dog a shit head. It appears you are the one with one brain cell in this case
@@sioniycs4532 I bet that made sense and sounded better in your head. Too bad in the end you look like an idiot.
The amount of _just chillin'_ vibes Thunder gives off is way beyond my own.
*🌝
I agree, just chilling! 😀
He didn’t resist anything, he’s such a cutie
Even I wouldn't resist anything if she gave me a bath
He's overweight..
@@HAYAOLEONE not at all, those dogs are just naturally huge. They’re bred to be that big since they are ‘mountain dogs’
@@hellishscreams1640 overweight
And possibly overbuilt.. American breeder?
No he’s not overweight, Burns are supposed to be that big, the thickness of their coat just makes them look bigger
hecking chonk of an dog!!! Its like a soft pillow made out of love and cuddles!
Behind his eye's there's not a single thought, but we still love him
Thats what I thought too!! Just "Oh I'm happy to be here."
All dogs are himbos this is a fact
what do you mean, he is a big brain boi. So big his brain pushes on his eyes and they squint
A lesson to us all
I don't agree; every time I heard cat people saying how independent cats are and how dependent dogs are I think: you don't know mastiff or mountain dogs...😃
The amount of hair that flews off him, is so accurate, its just hair, hair and hair. Even 1 year after my dogs passing, I still find his loose hair lying around in nooks and crooks of the house.
Lovely video!
So much hair! If that was my house, I would have to Hoover, practically everyday 😀
ten years after I lost my dog after his long 16 year life, I still find bones, toys , my tv remotes and as I have always suspected all my single shoes buried in backyard. I always give him a smiling " dammed you " followed by a whispered love you mate, miss you.
We still find some stubborn dog hair from my late dog, who passed in Feb 2021. We joke that her fur hiding everywhere (mostly in clothing since we’ve moved to a new house) is her only way to say, “you’ll never escape from me”
@@LocalAceAJ My dog lived 16 years, and when he passed he just waddled up to me and leaned against me and sat on my lap. To this day , i swear he waited for me to come down the stairs to say good bye. Love and trust between pets and humans has to be one of the greatest of all senses we have. Not sure what to call this sixth sense between man and pets, but there it is, over and over again. Through out the world.
Up until July this year we had a boarder collie - we needed to hoover everyday to keep up with the amount of fur she shed. I know if I go into the tight corners and crannies of the house, I'll still find her fur.
My mom's neighbor has a bernese. He is the sweetest, most lovable big giant meathead I've ever met. I guess it's a breed standard. They're the loveliest souls ever and it makes up for all the clumsies, the floof and the drool. ❤
It's true, every last one has no thoughts but food and hugs.
So sad they only live 6-8 years
Unfortunately not, my friend in uk had one that tore a small child next door to bits. It was brought up in a family home with 3 children and a Newfoundland dog, was never mistreated, but one day it snapped. All dogs breeds have the potential to turn.
@@craigmacdonald8855 Yes... sadly, just as with people, you'll always have the occasional weird outliers.
I would own a St. Bernard, Golden, or a Bernese. Best kind of friends.
I love Bernies. I went to a friend's house, and the Bernie she was training came right up to me and sat on my lap the whole night. What a sweet girl.
Thunder looks stoned af, I love him.
He’s just vibing
sedatives
He’s just chill.
That’s kinda just how those lovable giants are.
I think he is living in the moment.
Berners are the best. Their temperament is so great, never aggressive but never fearful, just always happy and chillin, you can’t not love em.
Same with newfs :-)
As a person from Bern, called „Berner“ too, I really appreciate this hahah
@@sarapocorn so you must have a great temperament, you are never fearful, always happy and chillin'. Vow. Will you marry me?😂😂
Berners are the best. If only they lived longer.
My girl was 8 weeks old when I adopted her as a rescue. It was fun trying to guess what breeds she might be. It wasn't until she was about four years old that a friend told me she was almost certainly a Bernese Mountain dog, a breed i had never heard of. It turns out that she is a pure breed, and now I love the breed.
"To his surprise, he did not die" got me rolling on the floor while looking at one of your husky grooming videos
do you remember which one it is? i really must watch that!
@@acalthu th-cam.com/video/fOS49zPWuf8/w-d-xo.html
Hilarious dramatic Husky tamper tantrum i think :)
He is absolutely gorgeous and seems to enjoy his grooming. I have a Husky mix. He weighs 110 pounds and has a heart of gold. He likes to be groomed too.
His colouring is so bright when he's clean! 😍
I don’t understand why he didn’t get a bath for four years? She said he has walked a lot because of how his nails are trimmed but he doesn’t get any bath? He Musta stunk!
i know right/ he has such amazing colors and they are so nice after he is nice and clean.
@@bostontowny4life744 maybe it's his first professional bath?? He looks really healthy and well cared, but some owners prefer to bath and take care of the fur at home
@@analuisa1214 That's what I was thinking.
I like the fact that he is so comfortable throughout the whole process. He's panting and relaxing the entire time. He is enjoying being pampered. What a cutie 😊
No to ruin your fun, but panting is the opposite of relaxed. When a dog is panting while standing still it means they're stressed. He's very well behaved and tolerant, but he isn't relaxed, and no wonder, if it's his first time being groomed!
@@abbreviatedalex2418 he wasn‘t relaxed at all. But he let she do it. such a sweet dog. He didn‘t need.
@@abbreviatedalex2418 a professional groomer would have seen that and not distressed the dog. But she needed views.
@@girlnextdoorgrooming and what. Just refused to groom the dog?
What a beauty. As for his intelligence, when you're that big of a boy, no need to show off. You know you got it.
I imagine, if he were a human, he’d be in college! I’m American by the way 😀
I know the contest is over
But my favorite of your videos is the long haired ones cuz it’s so satisfying to see them go from raggy mop to superfloof.
Also your cat videos AMAZE me at how well you do with them.
I was a groomer tech on and off and the groomer I worked for was not great in some ways .. and she really struggled with cats.
Thunder reminds me so much of a guy I used to work with...the guy didn't care about a lot of things, but he would gush on and on about weekend cook outs and cold beer. He wasn't stupid, he just knew what he wanted in life, and he was happy when he got it. Thunder makes me think that if he has a soft place to sleep, occasional patting, food in his dish, and plenty of things to sniff around the backyard, then he's perfectly content....knows what he wants, and is happy when he gets it.
Can we take a moment to appreciate HER amazingly shiny and healthy hair
The dogs or the girl
@@kelpman_clark7787 the lady. The dog is a male
My favorite is the husky where you say "to his surprise he did not die"
Me to!!
I just adopted a 10 month old Berner and am about to start my very first dog grooming class. This video was perfect for me.
This video was extremely satisfying... I have literally been binge watching this doggie guardian angel and I am neither a groomer OR a dog owner 🤷♀️
Me too! I’ve got cats but I love all animals. I’m really loving her videos!
Me too 😊
Same here
Me too
Me either glad I'm not alone.
Bernese are among the hardest breeds to anger. However, once you do..there's nothing else you *will* do.
But this big puppy is really just a ball of fluff wrapped around a marshmallow. So sweet and patient.
Soooo you’re admitting that dogs are unpredictable violent mutants that are a liability to civilized society?
@@voxpopuli905 i mean…. doesn’t that applies to humans as well
@@yuixan763 are trying to imply that dogs have equal value to human lives?
@@yuixan763 well?
@@yuixan763 give me a list of tangible benefits that dogs create for humans. A list of things they bring to the table.
Electricity, plumbing, transportation, agriculture….. the SR71 black bird lol I mean… I’m pretty sure humans bring a lot more to the table and have earned their place in society. What have dogs contributed? Other than being a crutch for ppl who got severe personality disorders and emotional disorders 🙄 cuz let’s face it 98% of all dog nutters are weirdos and unintelligent ppl…. The degenerates of the population. Most intelligent emotionally stable civilized ppl do not find these things acceptable and find them repulsive disgusting and annoying a/f. Not to mention unpredictable and dangerous. Statistics reflect that as well. 16 thousand attacks per day on humans is the opposite of mans best friend.
My favourite is “hilarious dramatic husky throws a tantrum “ where he starts singing (chirping) when using the High velocity drier!!
I absolutely loved Cowboy’s transformation after never having a bath. The change in color to a clean white was so noticeable and he looked so handsome afterwards. I love the work you do and how you patiently handle each dog according to their needs.
Imagine she messes up the dog’s haircut and just says
“Damn, we gotta go bald”
idk what to say but. baizhu
loll
@@lizz7935 we just want dendro ☹️
@@idk_agoodusername382 yes yaoyao cute
No worries you can just turn him into a swiss mountain dog, they got short hair 😁
To him being groomed is just one huge cuddle session, isn't it? XD
Hmm, these cuddles are different. Oh boy, wet cuddles.
that dog really just blanked out and stared into the void for the whole process and I loved it
I never get tired of watching grinch feet be tidied.
I know, right? Why? I don't get it. When she does that I'm all "oh look they're all tidy now!"
It's like when you tidy the kitchen and the dishwasher is loaded and running. The job is not quite over, but it looks SO MUCH BETTER.
Thunder is a majestic, adorable, gentle, and very well-behaved dog. Not once during the video, he displayed any signs of irritation, or hostility. Truly amazing. Was an absolute treat watching him. Thank you for sharing with us!
I would literally not care if she recorded herself saying the same thing over and over and over again and used it for all her videos. I came here to see dogs (and the occasional disgruntled cat) get groomed and I am 110% satisfied with her content.
Wow never related so hard to a stranger
I second that
I"d care. She's quite a beauty.
i’m not exaggerating when i say i’d die for thunder
@Smiles and the Twisted MD look up expression in the dictionary, dumbass
@wywgbwhunwihnwuojeiuehygsgbqjbebeugegtwwhich is almost exclusively said when people are exaggerating...
same
@Smiles and the Twisted MD says the person who just liked there’s.
I'd die FROM Thunder
Like
If Thunder came over to be like
'oh my god ANOTHER HUMAN :D'
I would just die
from fear
Look at all the hair flying around! He’s a sweetheart! You do such a good job!
Berness Mountain Doggos, are Best doggos.
Its a crime that their lifespan is so short...
Same for Saints. Makes it bitter sweet to own one of these giants.
@@Mrs_Homemaker my saint is turning 11 this year! he's happy and healthy and i think he will live for a few more years
So sad they live only 2 years. 😔
My last dog lived to 16 years old, I wanted to get a Berner, but after going through the pain of losing my last dog and hating that he didn't live long enough, I couldn't make myself go through having a dog that would live a decade shorter.
@@ivan-Croatian title literally says first bath in 4 years..........
My favorite is the dramatic husky. Those "talking" huskies are hilarious.
Why is everyone saying he doesn’t think? I’m sure he’s a great thinker! 🧐 He’s just a sweet boy. 🥰
He just has a very derpy facial expression is all
Oh, there just referring to how chill and floppy the dog looks, not actual facts! I’m sure the dog is very smart!!
Oh yeah. On the level of Plato and Aristotle. He’s a dog!
Because it's a funny idea.
Because they have dogs too and do like my mom does with her dog. Spoil em Which is quite ok but if u are u will know a dog is up to and planning his moves just about at all times. They have cut out a nice place in this world living among ppl. They can read ppls moods intentions etc very well. So they are judging us at all times
Best video ever! I had a Bernese Mountain Dog, ( I used to call him "Bernice") They do lean on you ( to comfort you.) and they will sit on people other than you. My boy sat on the feet of a county sheriff , and the sheriff politely said" Your dog is sitting on me" I didn't tell the sheriff what a honor that was that he felt so comfortable with the sheriff. When Endo pasted... he walked off into the woods and we never saw (nor found) him again. We may have lost the garden of Eden, but out Lord has given us these great companions. (Fur bags) Peace, Joan Barron 03 30 1957 to Oct 24 2022............ His bib does looks awesome!! Thanks for posting.
He's so FREAKING CUTE... what an adorable fluff giant..
I like how he became bigger after grooming. It was so long process that she managed to feed him so good that now he is twice his size before grooming x)
All the fluffy fur 🥰
@@heathenwolf4997 So much floof!
This is so lovely. He’s adorable
@Dylan Phillips Juan
@It's like a Kaka! Juan
@@boldanabrasevic3020 Juan
those big paws!! so cute and legendary :D
“That’s right, your groomer knows whether or not you walk your dog.” Love it.
Thunder: De-shed me like one of the French Bulldogs
Me the ALPHA M*LE of this comment section and me command RESPECT. Right now me telling you to NOT observe any of me nice cool sweet videos. Instead just look at me awesome good powerful thumbnails. Thank you, dear nila
@@AxxLAfriku ?
@@desiree5416 He says weird stuff on people’s videos to try to get people to click on his channel. I’ve mostly seen him in the commentary video comment section.
@@minajones8341 he's also a registered sex offender...
Poodles aren't French they actually German.
I've never seen a more patient relaxed dog (getting a bath), he's a champ! He knows how to enjoy a spa day
To my taste, this is one of the most beautiful breeds. It's majestic is impresive.
My favorite is “today I groomed a bear” that dog was so cute and looked very fluffy
WHEEEZE A BEAR OMGUDBEJS
My Newfoundland is named Bear and he is huge and fluffy. I loved this video.
1:46 my favorite
@@ak-naton7731 yes! They look so fluffy that I want to hug them!!!
@@gurl9203 I don't think we're talking about hugging the same thing...
“Tidy up their grinch feet” is the all time best
Right?!
I'm astonished by the fact that we all love it!
OH MY GAWD! He is adorable & those paws!!!!!
Hats off to you, you are a hard worker
My favorite video is the husky where you say "to his surprise he did not die"
My lovely husky, to this day, disagrees. She is a firm believer of shower = pain & death.
She is still a drama queen.
His panting sounds makes it sound like there’s a helicopter in the distance
There's your 300th like ;)
*he’s just standing there like “aye I’m a good boy. Keep stroking me”
Why are you gae ?
@@giladbar8710
Who say I am gae?¿
trans-jendah?
Why are u gaee? Why
You are gae.
I just LOVE Bernese mountain dogs. They are the best.
He’s beautiful and a big boy 😄😁
I loved Thunder. I just lost my 11 years old Alekos. He was a Bernese Mountain Dog too. You are right, he always want to be by my side when I am at home. And many times I layed down on the floor and he didn't a clue how big he was and came over me. Lol. Silly boy. I miss him... Thank you for the video. Thank you. 🐾
I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my Berner over 2 years ago and it's still painful. They are such good boys. Amazing that Alekos reached 11; that's old for a Bernese Mountain Dog. And what a cool name!
I'm sorry for your pain, but 11 years is a pretty good run for a BMD. Mine died at 8 and broke my heart. They're wonderful dogs, but they don't live as long as most other breeds.
@@mrgabest Mine was 8 too. Diagnosed with cancer at 7 and we were told the prognosis was about a month. He lived over a year after that with great quality of life. We were so lucky.
So glad to hear you had 11 years together. May the memory of the joy you shared provide some comfort. We lost our boy Riley a month before his sixth birthday and will always miss him. BMDs are such gentle giants with hearts of gold. We're looking to get another pup this Fall. 🙂
@@jordyschnaitman501 Thank you Jordy. Yes he was an old boy. And I am sorry about yours. They are like angels to us.
I love them all, but especially the husky with “the song of his people”. 😆
😂😂same! I actually was about to leave this same comment but now I'm just rooting for you!
Now that is a before and after shot :) He's gorgeous!
My favorite so far is Flame the duck tolling retriever. She seems like such a sweetheart
I enjoyed “Today I groomed a bear”, Stella the Newfoundland. She was so sweet and I enjoyed watching her in the backyard afterwards - she really does look like a bear!
I've never watched this channel before, but I'm instantly hooked.
One of my absolute fave breeds - they are just so lovable and gentle and charismatic .... love them and you did a wonderful job cleaning him up!!
My favourite so far is “ hilarious dramatic husky throws a temper tantrum “ cause he just knows all the lyrics for the songs of his people
wow what a chill gentleman!
A bit nervous, but still very polite
A bit?! He was terrified, panting like that. Poor guy.
@@hothotheat3000 yeah i get that but at least he didnt lash out
My favorite is the dramatic Husky who sings and swims at the same time.
I’m actually addicted to your videos. I love them all, but your Pom video was my favorite. Though this one, no the last one no wait…….. they’re all my favorite. But Pom is on top of the list
When she called him a meathead, I got offended for him. xD
Then I realised she spoke the truth. What a cutie :)
She insults so many of the pets she works on.
@@girlnextdoorgrooming what 🤦
More of a blockhead, really. Molosser breeds all have that distinctively huge, thick skull.
My favorites are all the singing husky videos. “Sing me the song of his people” 😂
Trade: husky balled
Received: hearing damage
Bro 😂 yup 😂😂😂😂
Classic groomer joke.
My favorite is “Hilarious dramatic Husky throws a temper tantrum” - his singing voice was amazing. I hope your eardrums have healed 😊
Same!
Definitely my favorite. "And now, he sings to me the song of his people..."
And one of the comments on the video: "So, you you have chosen, deaf" had me laid out!
Definitely my favorite. hope her hearing aids are here!
No thoughts, only cuteness and good vibes
I work in a Petsmart grooming salon as a bather. I do this stuff every day. Yet I absolutely adore watching your videos.
He looks good for a doggo who hasn’t had shampoo in years. I love his giant white gloved paws. ❤️🔥
Berners have a self- cleaning coat. It repels dirt on its own.
I was on berner walk with my oldest berner and about 13 other berners at the dog park during spring and they found the mud poodle in the middle of the route. Mine was the muddiest that came out of it. She was back to clean looking by the time we got back to the entrance/ gate about 15 minutes later. One bad thing about this property of their coat is that they track in a lot of dirt in the house.
@@ayakacrane8569 OMG it's amazing 🤗
@@ayakacrane8569 that’s crazy! Bathing them seems like it’ll really take forever, what a cool, convenient suit they have 🤩
@@Maria-mk3uj yep! I think the longest my dogs haven't been groomed is 2 years and counting. I maintain their paw hairs and nails though.
It’s amazing what regular brushing and daily walks will do for a pup. Throw in a good diet and you’ve got the makings of one healthy & happy doggo!
He's so brainless, I love him.
Big dopey doggo 😭😭😂😂😂
He’s not stupid, he’s just a chill happy boi
He’s not brainless. You calling him dumb?
@@antoinewilliams129 WTF, no. I was just saying that to call him calm. Wtf are you so butthurt for? There's such thing as a joke.
No thoughts. Head empty.
This breed always seems quite accepting & gentle !