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Been professionally grooming for 15 years. Using a de-tangler, a little slickering the dog before the bath, bathing it, conditioner, good rinse, and blowing it out, would have easily dematted that dog. You can't just stick a comb in unbrushed (yes, you brush BEFORE combing), unbathed fur and claim its too matted to save. It wouldn't have been much extra work. I would never recommend brushing out extremely matted dogs, because I'm comfort before vanity, but honestly, that would have been easy to take care of. I don't work in a strip shop though. We do a LOT of guard cuts (mostly 1+ inches). So I can recognize when someone just wants to hurry up and get it done for the least amount of effort. To be fair, that was a very overweight dog, and that makes things more difficult. But I can not blame her for fighting you on her face. Sometimes going a little slower instead of quickly jabbing the clippers at a dog's face will make them feel more at ease about what you're doing. I don't agree with the others concerning the sweet talking, because I find that makes the dog more wiggly and excited, but you really do seem all about the Rush Rush Rush to earn a quick buck.
She's doing as the owners requested
The owners literally asked for it shorter..?
I agree with Misty. The Groomer’s own notes say that going to the groomer causes the dog high anxiety.
It should be more about her comfort than speed.
I’ve noticed too how quickly she does her grooms as well! I think it’s kind of dangerous and I think her grooms are not as clean
I agree, that dog looks like a lamb now😱
The dog was so patient with you and listened to your commands, I loved the way the dog was not biting or bring aggressive with you while grooming her. I love it how she looks, clean and I'm pretty sure she feels so much better. Thank you....I give you an A+
She may pull, lean, and look away, but at least she stands still!!!
sage 23 I agree! My nearly 6 month old RSP bites and fights the entire time and I have worked with her since before bringing her home! Forget touching her ears! It’s a continuous fight, even with a bucket of treats and tons of praise and wearing her out before hand. Nothing works.
@@juliebolduc802 We shave a Standard poodle rescue too, same issues as you are having. We've been working with him for about two years now. We always do the wash the night before his grooming appointment. Recently it was suggested that we try giving him CBD oil about an hour before grooming. Huge difference! He is much more "chill" about the whole deal. Not perfect, but much better.
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Im a groomer myself and have been watching your videos for a while now.
Why do you always just shave dogs down? Is it because its the quickest and easiest way? Like i get it financially but half the dogs you say are matted just need to be bathed, blown out and brushed to maintain a good quality haircut.
I seen you shave a golden that absolutely did not need to be shaved and its been bothering me since.
Dee Toth I completely agree with you! 😡
Dee Toth I also saw her tell a woman with a golden doodle that blow drying wasn’t necessary & she air dries her dogs. She does the least amount of work & charges a premium for her shave downs!
This dog is matted like crazy. It's a disservice to groom on top of matted hair. She needed to be shaved. Blame the owners, not the groomer.
I'm not a pro but this dog doesn't look matted.
Ok, so it’s not just me. I’m not a groomer so I wasn’t sure but every time her videos pop up, she’s always shaving a dog down. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her do any type of actual grooming.
Also, I will never forget what my trainer told me... “dogs don’t speak English” so not sure what she is trying to accomplish by telling the dog to look up and over 🤷🏻♂️
Watching your video makes me miss my standard poodle who I use to groom myself until my daughter became a groomer. I loved spending that kind of time with turning her into a princess.
I'd be fuming if you sent my poodle back to me like that! You have no patience with the dog and yet she is so patient with you!
She looks pretty happy now! I just love it when you use a tan on a poodle and it looks like crush velvet! You were really good doing your feet. And she didn’t look too stressed out either.I wish you could see my little girl when I got done with her! Great job and blessings as always!
Apart from Willow being from a loving home she reminds me of when my miniature poodle when she arrived to live with us. The excess weight is making her tired and like an older dog. I hope her owners will brush her more and cut her treats to half as much. She is a good girl even though she is nervous
I started my poodle young and brush him quickly every day and some days put in a little clipping to keep up. I love it because its a bonding time with healthy treats, i keep it pretty short and end when he is being his most coopertive with a treat. Teaching him to walk uo the stairs to get on table and mat ( large dog kennel and old exercise roll out mat) brush him up etc. i went thru 7 German Shepherds and now I enjoy brushing a whole lot! They were a big chore and the hair pules all over me and everywhere no matter how often i brushed them up! Poodles dont shed and its such a pleasure to brush them
I've had a standard poodle that sadly got this matted from swimming over a period of a few days while we were camping. When we got home I bathed her first with condoning shampoo and then used a heavy conditioner on her. Used a grooming blowdryer that if used correctly will let you know where any mats are left. She did still have some mats, but nothing super bad that I couldn't get out using a de-matting razor or some scissors to cut through them. I would never cut a pink skinned Poodle down with a #10 blade. Their skin is super sensitive and a few hours after being shaved they will start scratching. Ugg :(
what blade would you use? im getting my first poodle this weekend and would love a tip!
@@coolgirl6094 After I got most of her mats out I used a #10 blade with a 1/2 metal comb attachment on her body and used a 10 blade with a 5/8 metal comb on her legs. I also scissor cut on her head and legs. If I found a knot or mat I tried to comb it out or removed it with a Safari - Dog Dematting Comb. I have an arsenal of tools and use whatever I can. She gets really matted from swimming while we're camping. :)
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Oh, my goodness. She looks fabulous. I have a white standard poodle. She is groomed every 4 weeks - professionally. Worth every penny!
Fabulous???Really???😱😱
What a really good dog. She’s doing super well with the grooming
I am 72...in darn good health and have clipped dogs since I was 19. It took me close to 4 hours to clip my standard...I use a #4 clipper head on her body and legs...and #30 on her feet...ears are plucked...teeth brushed...top knot and tail scissored...then bath...believe me, a standard takes a LOT of time...whatever you pay your groomer is well worth it!
Poodles are way easy to maintain at home. A light weight no residue detangler mist to Comb thru every other day. Slicker line brush completely every week. Full Groom every 4-8 weeks depending on growth.
I do my two at home and the weekly maintenance is a breeze if they are kept fairly short, but that full groom every six weeks is a significant time commitment. I love my poodles, but the breed is definitely high maintenance for grooming.
I guess it's all relative. The hair on my head's curl pattern is 20x tighter than a poodle. So to me the hair on a poodle is cake to maintain. The LONGER it is the EASIER it is to maintain because you can pre-stage it. Or as in my community leave it in a "protective" style that keeps it from getting tangled. But I can and do understand the difference in perspectives.
Poodle mixes are a bit more difficult since there are two kinds of fur growing at the same time so the shedding one gets easily stuck in the poodle hair which is why i need to brush my dog almost daily
lol! I have curly hair but maybe not like yours.. I think because I have scoliosis, the poodle is a lot for me to groom. I don't do them much anymore.. :) WOnderful dogs and worth it. Mine get washed a lot, blow dried when it's not warm.. but go to groomers every frew moths@@ShayTBD
shayes323 detangler brand?
Yayyy more standard poodle videos! I have waited so longgg
They should be any reason why the parents wont come back to you the work you do is exceptional you're good at what you do don't let anyone tell you different .
you should edit your comment Mary... you could say.. "They should (the parents) come back to you the work you do is exceptional you're very good at what you do."
Thank you so much for the how to video. I appreciate your time and information!! I have had Poodles all my life!!! Love them so much!! Again, Thank You for this great video!!!♥️
Good to see people try themselves to keep their dog's coats healthy in between professional grooms!
Another very educational video!! Love your work, I’m 16 years old from Australia and studying animal studies to be a qualified dog groomer..these videos help me in so many ways!! Keep the good work up 😊😊🤩
These videos are nothing to do with grooming. It's all shave downs.
Never really understand how people can not brush their dogs, and cats unless the animal doesn't like it. I have a Siamese cat, and he could easily be extremely low maintenance, but he honestly, really enjoys being brushed. I've had a rough Collie, a couple of Shelties, and a Himalayan cat in the course of my life, those guys were really all about just brushing, and bathing them. I personally tend to see brushing as a potential bonding experience, and thus far that philosophy has worked well for me.
My sister has a 12 year old toy poodle, but she had to go out of town for over a month so my mother, and I had to take care of him this whole time. Thank God I live next door to my 80 year old mother, I've given my sister's poodle two baths, gave him a clean face, and clipped his body down. His name is Dewey Ray, and my cat and I really love him very much! I really think my mother has the harder job, because she is the one who has to give him his insulin shots twice a day. He's a bit of a handful, but I think this stuff would be easier if we had a table. I'm totally just an amateur, but I love watching videos, and helping out with Dewey Ray!
I wonder if I'm wrong... is it really that hard for people to brush their pets?
I'm impressed by the clippers that glide through the matts. Good video. Thank you so very much.
I like the way you operate. You really work well with the dog here.
She is so cute with her new do. Great job Dede.
She's super nervous- she's beautiful, but looks heavy for a Standard- mine is almost 7 years old and looks anorexic despite being fed a lot (she is affection-driven and not food-driven); however, our vet who owns Standards says she looks perfect, so we don't worry about it- she has tons of energy!
Agree. Very stressed and too heavy for a STD. No waist definition .Glad she got cleaned up.
Yeah shes kinda chunk but i thought she was pretty goo on the table maybe not 100% comfortable but not too badly behaved. As soon as i saw her face i thought aww there she is! I also dislike the tail docking but thats just me but i think hers is especially short ita only supposed to be 1/3rd the tail looks like they left a 1/3rd instead
Shes obese. Very sweet dog but owner needs to hire a walker and put her on a diet
Yeah, I thought this was weird too. Poodles tend to be more on the picky side. I don`t think I ever heard of an overweight poodle before. Overweight doodle - yes. But no poodle,
Geez that dog is an angel, such a well mannered dog
That dog is SMILING when she is done - she feels better without the mats...THEY HURT!
Dogs respond much better to a kind tone in your voice, and to praise. This groomer sounds annoyed and irritated at Willow. I think Willow is so well behaved. Of course she would feel anxious, having a stranger touch her body and having her head strung up while her fur is cut. All the groomer does is reprimand her! instead of praising and positively reinforcing her good behaviour. That poor dog can sense the groomer's attitude. I have noticed that many poodle groomers are insensitive to the dogs feelings. My labradoodle enjoys being groomed because it is a positive experience; she is constantly encouraged and praised.
She's a lovely dog and Poodles absolutely will work for praise.
I agree, Julia. I had to stop watching because I could not stand the groomer's tone. I, too, thought she sounded annoyed and irritated. Poodles are VERY sensitive animals so the groomer should take this into consideration when grooming them. Willow is such a great dog to just sit still.
Linda Salazar This groomer works with aggressive dogs constantly. She is probably desensitized to disobedient dogs, and is using effective methods that have worked for previous dogs to complete each groom.
She’s grooming the dog in an hour! Give her a break!
i guess we’re ignoring that the dog is matted- probably already SUPER UNCOMFORTABLE BECAUSE OF THE TANGLES- and she’s putting in the work to help this dog out. but let’s go off on her tone of voice. 🤷🏽♀️
She didn't care for the feet. But she sat like a champ throughout.
5 or 7 would have worked. 10 was NOT necessary
5 or 7 is longer here.. but this looks much shorter than a 7 to me.
The owners are elderly, and groom at home on their own. They wanted it short, Dede cut with a 10 blade to make their lives easier. It’s not all about looks.
Sydney Wiler she could have said that. All she said was she needed to do it
@@katyferrell2953 she literally did say that.
@Carolyn Simpson is thedog's skin supposed to show through in big patches like that? I bet the owner almost had a heart attack when she saw her precious dog.
great video, very informative.
poor thing is over weight I hope they keep bringing her to you
i had poodle this dog seems overweight. Need more physical activity. But if you need to make nice form it takes 2-3hours or even more, and two people are cutting :D ,
Arturas1244 I had a poodle as well & I agree, but the owners are elderly. Maybe they should get somebody young to walk the dog & get her more exercise
Probably this dog was a feeding mother with puppies before...
I totally agree
That poor dog has to be tired of standing. She is so calm.
Such a good girl. I do miss having a poodle! The best dogs.
they are.! can't be without them :)
they are.! can't be without them :)
Yes indeed! I have 3. They are the best dogs ever!!
the best !!
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Such a beautiful dog! ♥️
What a good dog Willow is 🥰.
Im amazed at how well Willow behaves! Compared to some snarling whining touchy dogs Ive seen you groom! Great outcome Dede!!
Susan Sharp Haynes - The Groomer is fortunate that this poor baby is so compliant. The Groomer is an unfeeling biatch.
Hi dede. I watch your videos faithfully but rarely comment. I have been grooming for 30 years and learned on my poodles and 70+ foster poodles. I guess I know something! My question or suggestion is: have you ever tried using your forced air to blow the dirty coat first, before any trimming? I've done this numerous times on shelter/foster dogs specifically. The hair and dirt are much easier to trim and you can use a longer.blade for a bit of a longer coat. Doesn't take much extra time.
@Cyndi Rothrock uh... this serious or a joke? You don't stick the force dryer up to the dog's nose lmao. The dog's lungs will be just fine.
@@mistyblackfoot3848 I hope your reply was a joke 😅
I have a cream miniature Poodle, and this poor dog looks stressed and is panting. Where is the praise and reassuring tones? AND WHERE IS THIS POODLE'S TAIL PLEASE?
the groomer is so insensitive to this well-behaved dog :(
Excellent job!
This dog is sooo adorable omggggg I need one
High maintenance...but great dogs!
I need that Upstand... going to check out your sponsor now. Hey you did a great job for this dog, that poor baby.
At 9:28 "if you're going to look this way I'll do this side.! LoL 😆😂 that's how I am with my rescues. He's a mini and I want to make him look fluffy. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve never seen a poodle with such a short Nobby tail
My poodle looked exactly like
Willow. Dusty also had a short poofy tail. It was cute , like a round ball. I kept it brushed all the time.
Yes I brush my 2 standard ever other day. She knotted most like the air dry here not using a force dryer to dryer her
Really enjoy your videos! Nice work with this matted dog! I love the foot prop - may need to get one. Thanks for sharing you skills!
Willow was so great! Kudos to your skill with the groom as well so she could be so relaxed. Question: how do you sanitize tools after doing a butt hair trim?
Hello from Galveston ! I missed the transition. You went from a #10 to a #40, then said you were putting on a #1 guard. So just to be clear, #40 blade and attach the #1 guard to it?
no, never, ruins the 40 blade, use 10 blade under guards only. The teeth are thicker than the 30 or 40 blade so 10 blade under guard is best to now ruin your blades fast.
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What a good girl. She is very well behaved. I have my standard poodle groomed every 4 weeks and comb her out daily. I never have tangles.
Question: I noticed you said you use the Andi’s clippers; what model do you recommend? I also noticed you change the blades throughout; how many do you recommend to have on hand doing a very curly 87 lb doodle?
I have 3 doodles and I don’t plan on doing all 3 as same reasons your client mentioned-no table and my back killing me. I feel if I do just one it will cut the costs. I have really bad arthritis in my hands so It would take me 2-3 days as I’m no professional.
Very good job you have a lot of patience
That’s a good dog she loves being taken care of
So do you switch clippers or just the blades when they get warm
I have the Andis clipper and cannot get the blade off without prying it off with a flathead screwdriver. Maybe I have small hands, but what is the trick?
Omg SHES so beautiful!😍I’ve always found the standard poodles 🐩 an amazing breed! But unfortunately was never allowed to have a “big dog” as an inside just small ones like yorkies etc
Love the way you do her ears I agree with you I like them rounded also.
Great educational video! Love your personality as well! ❤️🐶
What is the name/brand of bar you are using for the noose?
Can you start showing more haircuts? Not just matted dogs? Seems that that is all you've been uploading lately. Not a troll. I'm just sayin".
Find some pet parents who own perfectly groomed long-haired dogs and send then her way. Until then....well?
I’m sure there are some around.
I’d also like to see more grooming.
Unless you’re a groomer, don’t tell a groomer that she’s being insensitive.
Y’all are the reason that groomers have to deal with snobby dogs that are naughty.
Willow was awesome, but even little jerks and pulls can make the clippers cut her. Which is more important to a groomer than babying the dog. She’s being stern and correcting her so that she doesn’t get hurt.
Snobby dogs that are naughty?
For Real?
It comes with the territory.
You don't have to be a groomer to know thos is terrible. I cut my dog all the time. This was terrible
what kind of brush was the oval slicker?
Video is crystal clear. Good job on the equipment 👍
Loved watching your video. The way you handled her was firm yet caring and what a doll she was. I groomed Cocker Spaniels for years and now have a 4 month standard poodle. I can only hope she sits as well as Willow did as she is a little testy now, hopefully it's the puppy in her .It takes a lot of patience but you seem to have it down perfect.
Deedee you are a fantastic groomer! What is your opinion on shaving dogs whiskers? I get most fur removed from my shih tzu just to keep him clean but do have them leave his moustache and tail plus ears long.
Folks, please be more kind in the comments. I think this dog is so beautiful! ! Great job Dede!!
What brushes do u recommend for standard poodle? Spray? Shampoo or conditioner?
Is that like a portable noose you have on wheels?
I love cream colored poodles - i have one ... she does remind me of my Desiree except the girl being cut is overweight by about 15 pounds - that is why she looks/feels tired as per Dede. At first i thought she may be pregnant but she is missing the teats.
Dede it just hit me...does your hand continue to 'vibrate' at the end of the day? My hand I think would be practically NUMB! Do you do certain kind of hand exercise's? Great job as always! She looks terrific!
What a pretty dog ♡♡
Love to the video it is good love it you are doing good job
I had a teacup and toy poodles and learned to groom them and always combed them out I had a pole and a hole set up, and really enjoyed grooming them, they never tried to bite or whine. I took them once in awhile to the groomer she always commented on how well behaved they were. I miss them.
My sweetheart was a Toy Poodle BRAT and nipped and bit - had to be groomed with a soft muzzle - BANNED from several major chains...RIP Duchess Pup...I miss you. And she was groomed every 6-8 weeks from age 5 months when I got her. I paid $50 to get her groomed for 13 years! She bit at me when I bathed her in the tub - and believe me she knew I was the alpha dog - she just couldn't help it...but would follow commands and respond to 200 words...maybe she did outsmart me....poodles ya know...
Question: do you wash and dry the dog beforehand so your blades don’t blunt?
What kind of clippers clipper brand do you use?
Very informative, and so many good tips, I'm learning so much from you. Thank you so much!
What are the best clippers to use on a standard poodle? I have used so many clippers and they just stopped working cuase the hair is so long now. I started scissor cutting him but now the scissors no longer want to work. What would be the best thing to use
Great job! What a good dog. Personally I prefer a little more fluff on the head and ears.
I wish u guys were in Canada.😒 you are AWESOME
Fascinating to watch you groom. Don't think I've ever seen an overweight Poodle before, or one with such a short tail. I've had two Standards and both were so very patient with me when I was clipping them (complete amateur here). But I only have one of each blade: Andis 9mm that I use for the body & legs; Wahl #10 that I use for face, feet & base of the tail; and an Oster 7/8 toe blade, so I have to break up the session when doing his body. But when I've done a good job keeping up with the brushing, I'd like to be able to clip his body a bit longer. What blade do I need for that?
Ah. I figured it out. I need an attachment comb. Wish I could purchase from you, but shipping to Canada is crazy expensive. (Not your fault, of course.) Will look locally. I really like your website.
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Good dig
What type of clippers?
Do you have to go all the way to the pink skin?
What speed do you start with on a #10 ?
what kind of razor are you using. Any recommendations for pet razor?
You are a fabulous groomer/teacher! This is not the first time I've watched your videos. I'm impressed. Willow & you got through it and sure looks fabulous. My standard poodle is almost 2 y/o. He's a rescue, is patient with good manners. I've done mats, will continue our work next week. He did very well with the trim a few days ago. My husband assisted with the face especially. Next week I'm buying new equipment: slicker brush, comb, plus detangler mist, plus the Andes with #7 & 10 blades. I have experience with miniature poodle and a standard schnauzer prior. Thank you for this wonderful video. :-)
Hey guys, catching up late as usual... Love to DeDe, David and all the MFG & MAYG c=Family.
Do you have a video on how to brush the poodle, and what to use?
Email me. I’ll send you my poodle tool list. Find contact at MYFAVORITEGROOMER.com
For some reason there are several RSPs on my street. They seem like sweet dogs but the maintenance, wow. It’s understandable how it can get out of hand.
Such a good girl bet that feels so much better. I shave down my own miniature poodle down every 8 weeks bath him ones a month some people may think poodles are a bit high maintenance but they are so worth it I’ve had many breads of dogs over the years but got my poodle six years ago when I retired his my bestie such loverly dogs Loverly personality and loyal.
well done Dee I love watching your videos I like the way you get stuck in and get it done ASAP that’s always good for the dog and less stressful
My neighbor just got a Labordoodle (sp) and it's a 6 months old pup & gosh is he growing fast, the guy lets him roam, I watch him run & jump, eating fish from the river banks like yesterday he ate 2 fish he found, I hope this neighbor (he just moved in 3 months ago) understands his dog is going to have to be groomed frequently! Eep. living here on the river & we have sandy soil.
Whi do you need to change out your 10 blades so often?
She changes her blades cause they get warm and it prevents burns on the dog
I agree with d e d e that the pet parents should brush their pet everyday! D e d e has often said and I've heard her tell many pet parents that she doesn't do brushing doesn't like to brush and so if they come in matted that she shaves them down and I think that's fair! I've watched other groomers and they don't compare to d e d e in my opinion. Keep up the good work!
She is a good dog, and I sure understand about most groomers taking over two hours to groom. I don’t like not know how long it will take to get him. I get anxious if he is there for over two hours. Because I know he will be in a crate listening to all the other dogs. I have a good groomer but if she gets behind he is there longer. What I have learned to do is to schedule the first appointment when available that way he is done in an hour Or hour and half. He is a small Maltipoo and we do a simple cut so I can manage and he can stay clean.
I can do his pads and his privates thanks to watching Dede. Oh and talking to him so he is not acting a fool on the table. Lol
Did We take the dog bath first then after cut hair ?
Good dog! Her ears were outrageous before you trimmed them.
Sweetearth1958 She had partly shaved them before brushing.
My trick , when a client wants a little bit of hair on top of the head , I know guards won’t glide through if they have some matting/knotting, so I use my curve shears and snip it short to the length that I need it to be so it’s easier to brush out or d-Matt the dog
She looks so pretty!
such a good dog
What a GOOD dog. 😍 I love poodles. I really want one. I will never understand how someone gets a dog and doesn't groom them properly or take them to a professional regularly. A poodle needs weekly, if not daily brushing. They deserve it too. ❤️
They need daily combing...if u dont gets matted at the skin!..comb all the way dwn frm skin out. Brushing doesnt guarantee no matts.
@@mimibernier4774 Well, I've been doing 2 years of research about this breed as I'm getting one at some point. That has included talking to several breeders and owners. Most brush (and/or comb) their dog(s) daily or every other day, depending on their cut, and maintain their hair really well without any problems. I guess we'll see what my dog's hair will require in the future. Anyway, my point was that no matter what breed and hairtype a dog is, I think it's horrible not to give the dogs the time and treatment that they need. Someone who doesn't have time to brush (or comb, or use whatever tool they feel works best) their dog, shouldn't have a dog that needs daily/weekly grooming. Even the most low-maintenance dog needs a wash every now and then and have their nails clipped.
@@winterevans6333 I will for sure look into owning as many various grooming products as I need when the time comes. As for my original comment, I wasn't about to list all of the products one might need, my point was CARE for your dogs hair, no matter what it is they need. I think we all agree on that. Well, obiously not all, since there are so many matted dogs...
@Makeup Minion No I'm not actually. Been watching for years. It just never seizes to amaze me how people neglect their dogs. I guess I should stop being surprised.
@@Hnzuu I believe the owner is elderly, I can understand her not being able to groom daily, I believe she has a bad back, likely has arthritis too. I know how hard it is to maintain my 40 lb mixed breed, she has corgi hair on top but the poodle hair on her legs which are a pain to comb through, even kept short, her hair wants to mat up just from lying on the rug/floor. I myself do some home grooming on my dog's and soon will be moving to an area which has a Mobile Groomer, I can't take my dogs to the groomer through the winter months due to snow/ice/bad roads.
She did so good with you doing her feet and her haircut
I noticed you put something under her belly that keeps her from sitting down. What is it called please? I need something like that for my standard poodle because he constantly wants to lay down