How to Groom a Matted Dog That Bites
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- This little rescue dog came in very matted and in desperate need of a good groom. We made this video to illustrate what happens when you wash a dog before properly brushing and combing out the coat. Remember, always brush out the coat thoroughly before washing your dog. If your dog has a curly/wavy or a long coat, always comb out the tangles throughout the entire coat before washing. Brush more, bathe less!
The world needs more groomers like you
Brittney Williamson Thank you so much! I appreciate the compliment!
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Brittney Williamson exactly❤️❤️❤️
This is so much better than what "My Favorite Groomer" did. She had the owners holding their dog in a death grip while she made minimal contact and gave the dog a patchy, hideous shave.
+Diana P. Wow, Athens, Greece! That's amazing that you're watching my videos from across the world! :-) Thank you so much for the encouragement, and I really appreciate all your support!
Where can i get those clippers i cant find good enough clippers to do my matted pup
@@jmhop2578 you can get them on Amazon 👍
Here's a link: amzn.to/31Bt6gw
Andis 22340 ProClip 2-Speed Detachable Blade Clipper, Professional Animal Grooming, AGC2, Black
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$119.09
I commented somewhere else about the dog I fostered & then had to adopt because no one else wanted him. So far I have not seen a dog on U-tube or anywhere else as aggressive as my dog Bailey. He is such a fighter that no one will groom him. We do our best, my daughter's hands have been so bit up we are afraid he would be put down because he is so aggressive. We think he was a puppy mill stud and has spent 12 years in a cage. He is now 13, blind, and afraid of everyone and everything. He had 12 teeth pulled right after we got him but he really knows how to use the ones he has. I want to give him some quality of life while he is still alive. I am 76, on disability and my husband is on hospice. Money is tight so it is a problem getting him groomed. He had never been groomed or had his nails clipped and the nails were growing into his pads. My daughter did not want me to adopt him because of his matted hair and his need for grooming. I just felt someone should do something for him after all HUMANS were the ones who made him what he is. It is not his fault, it is HUMANS fault. I could sure use some advice as to how to help this poor, helpless dog. Thanks, Sandy Bear
You are so good with him. I love the style and calmness you have
Jun you did such a good job in cleaning this doggie up. I'm sure he's so happy no thanks to you.
You're so goo6 handling the dog
Thank you so much for taking the time to film this and share your knowledge. I'm in training, and without videos like this, I would be far less confident when grooming.
You are an amazing groomer, and it's so kind of you to help out rescue dogs. I would really like to do this for rescues and am watching every instructional video I can find. Yours are fantastic. Thank you for sharing your talents with dogs in need and the rest of us!
+Marci Montgomery It's truly my pleasure, and thank you so much for the kind, encouraging words! I'm so happy to have your support, and for the caring heart you have towards rescue dogs. :-)
you are so very kind and patient...Bless you!
+christinelou1 Thank you so much! I appreciate the compliment, and the blessings. I wish blessings and love for you as well :-D
I have a shih Tzu poodle mix who is very temperamental that no groomers want to work with. I took it upon myself to cut her hair. your video helps me ....thank you!
I love to watch the grooming videos there are some real good tips.
Wonderful video!!! I love how in the end he was so relaxed ( exhausted ) that he was closing his eyes. Shows that he is trusting you!!! Great job Jun!!!
This taught me a lot! Was very calm and persistent and my dog really worked with me. He tried biting a lot but there was also moments where he just let me shave away no biting. I was very calm and didn't get mad (even though I used to and I'd flinch a lot). Me showing my dog his attitude wasn't effecting me, and just kept going, really got him to calm down. It was weird but it worked!
I was just looking up videos on how to brush my dog and now have spent an hour looking through your videos haha you really have a way with dogs and it's charming to watch! I wish you were in philly!!
+thesiiiiickest I love Philly!! So much culture and history there :-) My wife and I snuck in with a group and took a tour of the historic buildings - LOL! We were broke, and the universe gave us an opportunity! We also loved looking at the Liberty Bell. If we ever go back to visit, I'll be sure to reach out to you. Thank you so much for the support!
I fall asleep at the hairdressers too. Great job guys. I'm really enjoying going thru your videos. Lots to learn.
Mega MindyLou Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like our videos!
At the very last moment dog remembers his yoga meditation position
My dog is like that but worse looks exactly like that glad you were so gentle with him
Thanks so much ...I’ve been trying to understand these clippers! My Maggie has gotten use to the sound now. I’m so glad we didn’t give up :)
Good job! Doggie looks so much happier and light. One reason he might have been snippy is that the blades might have been getting hot by the end. Also, if they felt a sting anywhere, they may react more when it comes to the face or underbelly. I had that experience then realized my blades were dull and pinching the skin, poor doggie!
+Lass-in Angeles Great tips! Thank you so much :-) I really appreciate the helpful insights, and for you taking the time to leave such a nice comment!
awww he looks like my coton de tulear :) you are the best!! I love your channel!
Your videos are very informative.
that was so awesome :D he looked SO peaceful and relaxed at the end :D great job
Lisa Chociej Thank you so much! I'm so happy you liked this video :-) Thank you for watching!
Thank you SO MUCH Jun. Your videos are terrific and so are you! You have a lovely way with dogs and I really like your whole persona. The main thing I learned from your demo is that my little Shih Tzu mix (a rescue of course) is too tangled and matted for me to try grooming her myself. I'm very good with my hands and have the right tools, but I'm going to have her done by an experienced groomer first and then maybe later try doing some maintenance on her myself. Maybe I'll practice on some stuffed animals first!
I adore you so much. I wish I could find a groomer like you for my Sammy. You are awesome, thank you for sharing your videos with us.
Thank you Jun for sharing all your tips, tricks and humorous personality. Your positive energy and gentleness with dogs in the toughest situations is inspiring. You're an awesome soul! My question Jun, is there a reason why you don't use a muzzle when dogs are being aggressive? Is it bad to use them? Thanks Jun!
I can't wait to introduce you to my dog grooming harnesses. I am hoping to get Groomers Helper to produce them, but I know that you will love them! Total control with no loops.
and people moan about the groom-takes hours to groom-please groom every 6-8 weeks to keep on top of the coat
Or get a Whippet. But even they need basic grooming and teeth brushing, ears, eyes,&c kept fresh. :) Great groomer in vid.
Please groom my dog 😭 she never wants to take a bath and gets angry when I try to cut her mats 😭
Mine too!! Every time I try and cut the matter hair round her ears she snaps at me so stop..idk what to do 😭
You, Sir, are Number One in the world of grooming. It's important, which you illustrate so well, to realize that you should not take the dog's less than acceptable behavior personally. Remember that and you're half-way home. Demonstrating actual grooming and the reasons why you do what you do are excellent. Now, I have a question. I have a collie, about 14 years old, who has never been groomed properly. I have tried my best on my own, but I am physically limited on what and how much time I can spend on her. I get my grooming tools to work on my other dogs, and she bolts for wherever is the safest place she thinks she can get away from me. Other members of my house refuse to help. She is so matted, I have concluded that the only way to take care of her is to just shave her down like you did this sweet doggie. How do I convince them that this is the most humane way to finally take care of her. I fear that there will be a death in the family (mine) if I just take it upon myself. It's getting warm enough now. How long is it likely to take for her hair to grow back out so that she looks more collieish again. I feel so sorry for her. One more thing. Might it be an easier process if I just take a pair of scissors to about half of her hair and then switch to the electric clippers? Sorry so long. I tend to be a "bit" wordy.
You really need to get the family on board with caring for this dog.
If I was able to get help from them, I wouldn't have reached out here for help. Your suggestion is obvious (not trying to be "smart"). Since this was some five months ago, I'll update on what I ended up doing. First thing was to get her cornered in my bedroom so she couldn't get but so far away from me. She immediately started resisting as she always has. I tried using the electric clippers but they were pretty much useless because the matting went down to her skin. So I started with a pair of scissors enough to get to a point to where the electric scissors would begin to work. I could have made her a bed with all of the hair I got off initially. My older son 33 years old, discovered what I was doing and was livid (that's being nice).so I had to quit and let her go). When the other two found out what I had done so far, I was absolutely in the dog house. One was my other son (31) and my dear sweet husband who has never helped with any issues with anything, no matter what happens to be. No surprise there. After the initial shock, I proceeded to work on her a little at a time. I'm talking a couple of months. After each session, it would take me four or five days sort of recover. really bad back and osteoarthritis. I really should not have even attempted this but this was a severe situation. I have gotten most of her done now. Some on her chest and around her tail and down the backs of her legs. Her hair has grown back enough now that she'll be okay to make it thru the winter. I've gotten her a coat if she needs it. I'll get the rest of her when it warms up again. I'm pretty sure she feels a lot better. I know I do and she sure looks better. The people in my house should have taken me seriously when I started warning them what I was going to do if they didn't help. I've given up on asking them for help. Easier just to do things on my own. By the way they're all 6'2 or 6'3 and would not have hurt them at all to help. I'm 5'1 and continue to get shorter as I age. If you would suggest how I could get help from my bunch, I'd be grateful.😍. I wish you well.
Great job and attitude
Fantastic grooming skills! Can you tell me what # blade you used?
Νice job..You are a good calm person..Love from Athens Greece..
Thanks for the video, you were really great with him.
You have and amazing gift my friend!
You did a great job
thanks for sharing that. I was spell bound.
Excellent video!! Thank you.
Hi +Jun
I have a similar dog here, very mated, just learned today that washing wakes it worse, she in dire need of a grooming will sure find someone to do it, as am not sure if DIY will do for me,
NB am in Uganda
I'm in dublin, Ireland. I have a little maltese but I'm never happy with the groomers here. I'm not sure what one of them did to my dog but he was very shaken up after one of the visits. Now I groom him myself, I'm after spending a small fortune on grooming equipment, at the moment I'm doing an ok job on the body but I could never do the face cause he's jumpy the moment I go near it with scissors or the clippers and I give up after a few tries. So this video is really helpful.. Thanks so much. If you can do a video on grooming a maltese that would be greatly appreciated. I'm trying the Korean cut on my one. 😊
linda wong Wow, Ireland! :-) It's so amazing to me that people all over the world have similar issues when it comes to dog grooming. I have the perfect video for you that we made with our little Shih Tzu/Maltese mix named We-Me. th-cam.com/video/wsukEzBE09U/w-d-xo.html, It's called Short Puppy Cut but I've heard it called a Lamb Cut or Teddy Bear Cut. It's a nice trim that is easy to maintain but still cute and fluffy that works on most small breeds. I'm sure your Maltese will rock it! I hope you like the video, and I'm so excited to hear your feedback :-)
thedoggroomer2012 thanx for the link. I will definitely give this one a try and hopefully I can achieve a professional looking groom for my puppy. You videos are informative and I live how much care you have for each dog..keep up the good work. The world needs more groomers like you.
Great job! Somebody has been watching Cesar Millan shows I think 😉☺
Next time can you tell us which razor tip and setting youre using for all the spots? and what tools we need or have links where to buy it?
Omg. I have a cavachon which looks just like this dog. I was advised by my vet to wash more with my (black people) shampoo. I feel sorry for her. (my dog) Shes such a good girl and she continues to get matted like this. I am embarrased to take her to get groomed and have tried to perform grooming myself. (a mess) Thanks for the video. You were very patient and kind to her. I wish you were here in Illinois!!!!
+Nisha D www.petmd.com/dog/grooming/evr_dg_shampoo_for_dogs#. This article explains why it isn't such a good idea to wash our dogs in human shampoo. You also don't want to wash them so much, but brush them more. Brush more, bathe less is my motto. By brushing regularly your dog will stay cleaner and not need as many baths. I hope this information helps :-) Thank you so much for watching!
we left our puppy who was 3 months ( york shetterier ) to some of my moms friend who have 2 yorkies, they never brush them though. And they bathed our puppy several times and now its immpossinble to groom her! Guess we'll have to shave her :(
i have like a west highland terrier but i never groomed him underneath he is very matted..... should i shave him off?
Lucas Mendez yes but be very careful not nipple's
Yes matting needs to be taken care of right away it can lead to skin problems and painful hematomas. I wouldn't recommend you do it yourself if you are not a professional its very easy to injure a matted dog. Take your pet somewhere to a pro.
I don't get it, my dog is impossible to groom. She mats up. She needs to be put under and its costly and not always safe. I tried yesterday to clip her. It is soooo hard
Btw what a transformation just darling. I wish i had the leash stand to hold my beast 75lb golden retriever chow mix her feet kick like a donkey or kangaroo lol she bruised my ribs a yr ago while trying to clip her nails ive never hurt her but a groomer clipped two of her nails down to the quick and she hasnt trusted anyone since..no biting at all but like a ninja meets houdini jackie chan flash gordon enigma..she is crouching mutt hidden kidney punch. I could watch you groom all day did you use the clippers flush lever pulled fwd both blades ? Or is the lever pulled back to blend a little ? I couldnt tell.
Is giving a dog a sedative before grooming an option?
Henry Fuentes Riccardi depending on your location it might be fine, for instance I know Petsmart does not, but private grooming shops sometimes just call ahead and ask
Madison Wright, I got three poodles and they wont let me groom them, Im thinking about giving them sedatives before I groom them.
Sometimes Benadryl can help but if you go to petsmart they won’t accept the dog if he shows any signs of lethargy, and will send him home if he can’t stand.... fair warning.
hi from Greece!! you are doing a great jod!!!
Jun, do you ever get any really big very fluffy dogs? I have a 100lb husky/malamute mix with a dense undercoat. I try to brush him at home almost every day to help but when I want to get him groomed, many places say he is too big. He's a real good boy so I wouldn't mind doing it myself but I don't know how to help him not shed as much.
Great job, I have a problem with one of my shih tzus, his hair is a little wavy and while I can groom my other shih tzus,I can't get my shaver to cut his hair. I use an Andis, it was the most expensive one, they cut like butter😁 but that one shih tzu's hair is just not cooperating!
my dog needs another groom :(( his fur is soooo matted but it is expensive. So I'm trying to learn how to do this. My dog is kind of a biter too and he growls a lot so this is a bit of a challenge
Thank you
Hey Jun, how do you get your clients to come in every 4 to 6 weeks? What do you say, to get them to come that often? Dogs are less anxious and move around less on the table when groomed on a regular basis. But, how do you convince your clients it's necessary to come that often ? thanks
+Cindy Bryant I just try to highlight the benefits, and explain why it is so important to keep their skin and coat healthy. I also explain in detail how they can maintain the coat properly at home if they cannot or will not bring them on a regular basis. That way they know how much work is involved, how important it is, what can happen if they do not do it, and then they will either have to do it at home or bring the dog in more often. They can always just decide not to do it at home themselves and not bring the dog in regularly, but at least they will be burdened with the information ;-) It's not up to us to change or control people. Just share the information for the sake of sharing good information. It's up to them what they decide to do with it. One good thing is that we cannot unlearn something once we learn it. Knowledge is power, and it can also be a burden of responsibility. Thank you so much for the great question, and I really appreciate you watching our video!
What clippers do you like to use & what blade number do you use to shave dogs?
Thanks for posting
These vids are great thank you
I sure wish we had a groomer like you near me. The last time I took a dog to a groomer was 20 years ago, because upon retrieving my dog from the shop, I saw one of the other groomers slap a dog for trying to bite her. Since then I've tried to groom my own dogs......not always successfully.
Oh my god that's horrific! I'd be furious if a groomer slapped my dog
Is this a maltese
I think it was... maybe a mix?
I think it is. His face looks a lot like my Maltipoo. He's just a bit bigger.
Great job!
About 6 minutes through, what's that song playing?? I recognise it! :)
Anatyne I'm not sure, I usually just have Pandora or a TH-cam playlist running. This was so long ago that I really don't remember. I apologize for that, but if it comes to mind please let me know so I can write it down! LOL! Thank you so much for watching!
Great video! Btw I rmb the track. It is Yiruma, kiss the rain
Thank you so much mei lin low! I really appreciate the help, and thank you for the compliment :-)
Your videos are great! Very informative and make me feel more confident with cutting my poodles after watching and trying your advice (one being a toy who must be Satan's son because he HATES clippers and goes psycho thrashing around at the sound of them). Just ordered some real pet clippers that are quieter so here's hoping! Thanks for your vids! Haha they crack me up, in a good way! :p
+Madison Brown Thank you so much for the encouragement! It makes me feel so happy that these videos are helpful and enjoyable to you. :-D It sounds like you're a really great groomer yourself, and I'm so excited that you're feeling more confident. I believe that to be a great groomer we must be Calm, Confident, and Caring.
Where can I find you to help me with my dog! 😍😍😍
yahbieee Email me @ junthegroomer@gmail.com
Dude you're way better than the girl TH-cam called my favorite dog groomer that chick makes me nervous
Where are you located?
taj boss I'm now living in Arizona :-) It's beautiful out here, but the heat is intense! I'm managing a shop in Mesa, AZ called Pampered Paws Pet Salon. Thank you for watching!
What dog grooming brand and clippers are those?
Tiffany Garcia Andis AG2 - it's the round one, not the square one. Although I do have the square one as a back up (it was my first one), I like the round one much better. By round and square, I'm talking about the housing or the body of the clippers where you would be holding them. I'm also thinking about trying out a cordless one as soon as I'm able to buy it. Maybe Oster or Wahl to see what differences there may be. Thank you for the question!
thedoggroomer2012 first of all i really enjoy your videos they are GREAT but looking closely at the video i see that the clippers are actually AGC, now i don't know if they equivalent to the AG2. Please let me know. Thank you very much.
Wow, very good eye Victor Osio! Amazing :-) It was an AGC, not the AG2 - that was my mistake. I actually use the AG2 now, and still have this AGC as my backup clippers. I personally like the AG2 much better than the AGC. It's easier to hold because of the round shaped body rather than the bigger square shaped housing of the older AGC. It also has a faster motor so the cuts are a little smoother. I still use the AGC, but only when I forget my AG2 at home or if it's being repaired :-) Thank you so much for that, Victor!
Tiffany Garcia
Nancy Bobst ait mengelate
those short flat brushes are too darned sharp, I bet that hurts his skin!! I hate those things.
Can't you get a gentler brush or just use a good comb?
How exactly my dog does like that!
Kind guy
U can keep a gentle demeanor and be sensitive to the lil guys feeling and still give him a styled head . uggh get so upset I'm out of here sorry bro I love dogs and the art of improvisational dog styling where the haircut is more to fit the dog based personality, body type , condition of coat exc... Giving him a personalized haircut to fit he's needs doing the most u can to unleash the dogs full potential or closest to it.
This is my dog exactly, but she won't let you touch her Matt hairs.
Correct me if I'm wrong, But it's almost like the dog likes it. being beatified.
Some of them really do. I had a teacup poodle who after being clipped, bathed and having her nails done and maybe a new collar thought she was a real prima donna and played the part. For two weeks afterward I had to carry her out to pee because she couldn't stand to get her feet dirty. Such a neat freak. :-)
I know this is an older clip but I just have to ring in on it...EXCELLENT job! I am an animal grooming teacher and tell you that you would be an awesome dog grooming teacher. You have showed such great patience with the animal, explaining over and over the dog does not hold a grudge. So many people out there think they do, so instead of helping the animal to become relaxed and trusting they are creating the opposite, because the animal thinks the human or owner is a weak leader...now I sound like Cesar Milan!!! I commend you on your great service to the animal world Jun! P.S. you should be a grooming teacher and have students watch you in your process!?
Sadly with 'toy' breeds, the owners don't treat the dogs as ''dogs'', more like pampered indulged 'babies'- with no discipline. Very sad. A dog should let his/her owner touch him anywhere, without fuss- saves a lot of bother to train a dog to accept handling, and who will stand quietly at the vets while being examined. Less stressful for everyone...no need for muzzles.
Kathy McQuillen Wow!!! This comment just made me smile ear to ear!! Thank you so much for such high praise! I really really appreciate your kindness and encouragement! :-D
You sound like a calm focused pack leader and what a great person are you to compliment this groomer on every point you are a wonderfully kind spirit and your love for animals knows no limit you even praise the humans after all they have their shit together they know how to be grateful how to relax how to forgive and forget but they dont allow themselves to be doormats either when they have given a situation time to remedy and the situation still presents a negative vibe or an unpleasant frightening or painful experience our dogs know enough not to go back into that same position.?u6 if only human beings could be so logical and learn to just be happy with what is...deep sigh
Even I felt that relief when he scratched him
+De La Creme LOL! Thank you for watching!
I LOVE that you talk about the dog being a DOG! LOVE IT! And great job!
+Stacey Suess Thank you so much! I appreciate that! :-)
You did a great job. You're a wonderful human being
It's such a pleasure to watch you! You're always so optimist and happy, it actually soothes me to watch your videos. I only trim my dog with scissors, but only for 10 minutes at the time... When he stresses, it makes me stressed and I feel sad that he's uncomfortable. I'm too sensitive and I can't control my emotions...
I had to hug my dog a few time to comfort myself while watching your video! XD
I wish I lived close so I could bring my dog to you! All I can do is say hi from Canada, Quebec!
jennibunny Hello from Atlanta, GA! :-) I completely understand what you're going through. It doesn't mean that you're too sensitive or can't control your emotions, but rather that you have such a big caring heart. You feel love for your dog, and sympathetic to his feelings. That makes you someone very special in my mind. Everything you see me do on these videos, I promise you that you can do them too. Most likely much better than I did! I didn't have much experience at the time I made this video, and honestly didn't really know how I was going to get this dog groomed. But I just believed what Cesar Millan teaches, and that is that anything is possible as long as we can believe. Thank you so much for the kind words! Namaste :-)
you are a good person I came here to troll you but you are doing good things so I absolve you
Ryan Kellogg why would you troll him??😂😂😂
Suzanne Doak Thank you so much for the compliment! I really appreciate the kind words of encouragement, and I'm so happy that you like our videos :-)
Jun The Groomer
Jun The Groomer how do you become a pet groomer
Nice job. I'm a groomer, new to the business but very experienced with dog behavior. . Your calm demeanor and patience is amazing. 👍❤️
I just watched 5 of your videos and had to say you are a wonderful man and such a patient groomer. Cesar would be proud of how you have incorporated his teachings in your business. Keep up the amazing work and attitude.
You're the sweetest most earthy, awesome sweetest guy ever😍
This is definitely your calling. Great work!
thanks, i feel more confident after watching this video. first time grooming a dog today, i've got a good dog to learn on luckily.
nice job. my bog does the same thing to me when i try to cut the knots out. I had her groomed two times at its expensive. you just gave me good tipes on what to do. Thank you soooooo much
I wish we could explain to actual customers that they get red after getting tangled. They try and tell me I cut the dog. SMH! And they wonder, the ones that come in once or twice a year, why I have to shave them! Any thoughts?
Kandi Cox I just try to explain it to them and give them some examples like using a Biore strip on my nose. Sometimes a lot of junk comes out of my pores and the thing looks like some alien cactus!! When that happens, usually my nostrils are a bit red - especially the face strips when I use it on my forehead! Another example I like to use is when I pull the hairs out of my inner elbow using tweezers (especially after a Cocker Spaniel) I usually get little red bumps where I pulled the tiny dog hairs out. This happens to us and we have thicker skin and only 1 hair per follicle. Dogs have much thinner skin and have 17-22 hairs per follicle. That usually puts things in perspective… but then again you get those we really don't care and they're not really listening anyways. Then I just say, "Awww that sounds awful, I don't know how that could have happened. But it should go away by tomorrow." :-) LOL! What else can you do?
Wow....just WOW!!! You sir are absolutely amazing. I too am a dog groomer so I can appreciate the amount of time and patience it took for you to groom this dog. My hats off to you
I am so impressed, but most of all- so happy you love the dogs and treat them so kindly.
Jonna Sørensen. Thank you so much for watching! 😁
Not alot of groomers like you. Especially in New York ! God Bless please come work in New York my dog needs a groomer like this.
You have an extreme amount of patience.. truly an awesome groomer.. binge watching all your vids
He was falling asleep at the end. (I mean the dog).
Love watching your videos. The best ones that I have found on TH-cam. Thank you! This is going to help me considerably with my little Havanese, Frankie.
torontokat54 The very best? LOL! JK ;-) Thank you so much for watching, and for the nice comment! I'm so happy to hear that this information will help you with Frankie :-)
What a wonderful groomer, talks soft and gentle, so caring, DeDe should take lessons from this guy. Enjoy watching him, not like a train wreck waiting to happen.
You are very good, explaining the situation
Dude you give me hope for humanity. Great video
I'm trying to learn to be that patient with my unruly pup. I take breaks. Is it better to just struggle through it all at once?
10:47 "I am anger, I am fear..Wait...What did you just?"
I don't think your being rough 😂😂
This is a great video! Super easy to follow, great video-quality, and I learned a lot. I'm wanting to just be able to completely shave my beds at home myself and this was very helpful as I have a Shih-Tzu and a Bichon Frise that frequently get matted. Thanks so much!
I would so love to be your apprentice and learn to be a groomer under you! You are just amazing!
I LOVE that i found your channel! I'm teaching a bather and an assistant and your videos have been incredibly helpful covering energy and how to handle dogs.