Oh that DARN Cocker rage 😅😤
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Yeah, Sampson looks JUST like my old cocker spaniel (who was a rescue from a puppy mill breeding cockapoos!), complete with massive feet, docked tail and anxiety issues. This little guy doesn't have the spaniel ears, which would be a dead giveaway, but I'm with Vanessa on this one. Probably a cockapoo from an unethical breeder.
I agree 100 %
He looks EXACTLY like a friends cockapoo, except she was coal black from her poodle father (Pierre was the neighborhood Lothario). Shelby's mother was a purebred Cocker Spaniel. Shelby was incredibly smart & calm.
he has the cocker hair on the ears, even if the ears aren't as long
For all we know, some of the pups could have come out with cocker ears, and they had a back-alley "vet" trim them in a partial docking, so they wouldn't pass as cockers so easily. It sadly doesn't pay to underestimate how scummy some people can be.
Yes, this young man has the body of a cocker spaniel. He is a little wider than one would expect from a golden doodle, he got the cocker paws. The more you trim the more Samson looks like a curly cocker.
Not everyone will get this but Samson is acting like you are the Philistines.
Well she does remove his hair...
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Since Vanessa said at the start that she has groomed him for years, Sampson is proof that there are just some animals that will always be reactive and need special attention. Still best to start as a puppy/kitten training them on what to expect, if you can.
Not if the owners correctly understand grooming is a TEAM effort. You never leave it up to the groomers. I have successfully trained over 45 rescue dogs for the groomers. 3-5 days a week desensitizing did WONDERS! I mean it was like incredible to witness the improvements. We did practice grooms and they all learned to love getting pampered. All different breeds and not a single one was ever reactive after. If zero training gets done at home-the dog will continue to be reactive. And stressed! Why anyone would want their dog stressed for the groomers is beyond me lol. Behavioral training is not optional-it’s mandatory regardless of the breed,history,age,personality etc. My mom was a vet so I’ve been taking care of animals since I was old enough to walk lol. And I’m rattled to the core how many people don’t train their animals. I’m a huge advocate for behavioral training. Especially for our poor groomers. Just because they put up with certain behaviors doesn’t mean they have to. Groomer/vet burnout is REAL. And it’s heartbreaking. Ive watched my mom’s mental and physical health deteriorate when she was in her prime. When you would do anything to help an animal but their owners do the bare minimum…I wish I was exaggerating when I say throughout my 27 years in animal rescue (I’m 33) I’ve personally known over a dozen groomers who have quit their job after 5-12 years. Those who didn’t quit-no longer accept any difficult clients which brings on pretty rough guilt. Especially that another groomer may cause the dog to have more issues. As for vets..it’s a different story-there’s usually a team to help out but it’s still beyond stressful.
So please…let’s advocate for better training. Our professionals deserve better!!! And so do our animals!
@@xobelladonna2443that sounds like it could be quite costly to do that 3 days a week, not everyone can afford that and most people probably wouldn't include that in the general cost of a dog to be honest. I know everyone says people should make sure to be able to afford a dog but the reality is not everyone can afford all of the unexpected extras that come with some dogs
@@xobelladonna2443no one asked for this novel
@@TDoubleYu 😘
Even though he seems very stressed out, you can see that he‘s definitely trusting you. Just letting you do your job for most of the time😉
I agree. He didn’t seem nearly as bad as she was making him out to be. What a sweetheart. ❤
Indeed a brave good boy. 👍
I think it's funny that he seems to try to snap at her only on the first nail she clips of each paw. It's almost like he's got to make his "statement" then gives up to accept his fate.
Growing up, our family dog was a purebred miniature poodle. Grooming for him was like a day at the spa. He absolutely loved it. When we took him to his groomers house, he would run to the front door and then bolt inside when it opened. When we picked him up, he would prance around to show off his new groom which was a classic show dog cut. He was certainly a handsome dude.
I had a miniature poodle growing up too. She loved how she felt after getting groomed! It was so cute!! Ran around all excited. Lol We had a groomer who came to our house in her mobile grooming van.
That is absolutely adorable! ❤
our labradoodle does this too!! we get him groomed every 5 weeks because he does not like to be brushed,
After watching these videos I spent a month teaching my adult dogs to shake and high 5. Several times a day before their first professional groom we'd practice touch, then touch and hold for progressively longer times. I then took my nail clippers and tapped all their nails while holding their paws. They aren't super well trained on other things, but they do quite well now with paw handling. The groomer said they were champs, so it was worth the effort.
I am very impressed. So considerate too. Lucky dog.
I think that using nail clippers to clip dry spaghetti would also mimic the sound of clipping nails which seems to become a strong association for some dogs.
Great job there Momma! ❤
Meeting a frightened dog on their terms sometimes requires the use of restraints to prevent injury to everyone involved; your calm demeanor carries the day!
You have to imagine having his tail docked is at least partly responsible for not wanting any humans near his butt again 😣 Docking is such an incredibly cruel practice. Dogs acquire trauma just like we do 😢 Same with feet/nails. A clipped quick is so so painful for them 💙 Any breeder who would try to sell a dog fraudulently probably wouldn’t have taken too much care to be gentle. 😢 Poor guy. You are so good with him ❤
So odd that he's so ok with his face being groomed but still reacts about his body. Such a cute little guy. ❤
That's the Cocker genes. Most Cocker's have touch issues when they can't see. It was a serious problem in the breed back in the 1980s. Sometime watch a dog show while Cocker's are being judged and you'll notice the handler literally pulls the ears forward while hold both the ears and muzzle and the dogs invariably 'twitch' when the judge touches their rear quarters. The seasoned judges go over Cockers in a constant motion, starting at the neck and running their hands back over the body so there isn't an interruption.
@@tjs114love it when people like you explains such info. Fascinating.
@@tjs114 ohhh 😮
He is like ya my face is all yours
Also could have trauma from past grooming. Poor little guy maybe had his butthole cut or quicked.
Doesn't matter to me what his DNA is. He is still adorable!
@billcosgrave6232 he's not your dog the owners would like to know what their dog is
Ayoo lemme just swap your kid with some strangers.
@@daniellewoolley8607 Relax. It's just a video
I guess it may be important to the owners and to also get a better idea of his temperament. I wish I'd known the temperament of my Shih Tzu before we had adopted him, because even though he was an absolute angel, he was stubborn and had quite a few food allergies. Knowing that may have prevented me from accidentally annoying him as a kid, and maybe alleviate some of the pain he went through.
@@pragyasingh2297 I had a Shih Tzu with similar characteristics, but that is just the nature of Shih Tzu's. You learn to deal with their stubbornness and any medical conditions that they, or any pet, may have. I do agree with Vanessa however with regards to unscrupulous breeders. Sometime time ago I adopted a barn cat from a local shelter. He was large but very friendly. The shelter said he was given up for adoption because the prior owner thought he was too big and too rambunctious. I adopted him anyways - although he actually adopted me! You have to realize that dogs and cats are thinking, feeling creatures just like people along with all the idiosyncrasies that entails. If you are looking for the "perfect" pet you won't find it and in that case you are probably not cut out to be a pet owner. Remember, when you get a pet you do so because it will be a companion to you and that means you are obligated to take care of it. Make sure the dog or cat chooses you and then be prepared to treat it like a living being and not a show piece or play toy. BTW, "Nelson" is my best buddy!
Touch his leg: “How DARE you!”
Touch his face: “Oh, hi friend.”
Knowing a dog's triggers and planning ahead for them, and being flexible about the order you do things, plus your amazing calm, loving and assertive manner made this so much better for this cute (and feisty!) little man. Great job!
It looked to me like he relaxed when the muzzle came off for bath time as if he knew worst is over 😊
@@Jen39x Yes! 😄 I noticed that too. It was as he if thought to himself, "Ahh..."
Also why it helps to stick with the same groomer! A lot of times they bounce around between multiple groomers (I’m at a corporate salon) and then they get stressed all over again
@@Taysel9821 👍For sure. Being familiar with their groomer relaxes them so much. You can see in this case, even though he is stressed, he is familiar with her and knows her routine, so he can relax a lot more.
One question I always have when watching these videos is: How does Vanessa have such gorgeous nails despite all the dog baths? I do the dishes once and my nails are ruined 😄
Ikr!? How?!
😂😂 I have always noticed that too! Lol ❤😂
He's gorgeous. You always do such a great job even with difficult clients. I'm glad he knows you well and didn't give much trouble. 😊
Probably gel based acrylic and gel polish. They tend to hold up better.😊
Try dip nails. They don't chip ever and the service is so fast too!
interesting that he's sensitive on his paws and rump but not his face, I've heard that if dogs had their tails docked later into puppyhood or a bad experience during docking (idk what counts as a bad experience or not) they could have higher chance of being anxious with grooming around that location. Docking is slowly becoming banned across Canadian provinces as well as various countries around the world so hopefully we'll have a future of slightly less anxious puppies coming in for grooming someday
Docking is always a bad experience, it is done without anaesthesia and is removing part of the spine. Depending on how it is done, it can leave the tail very sensitive for life, which can cause issues with handling that area. I’m in the UK and it’s banned here but I had quite a few dogs in rescue prior to the ban that had painful tail stumps.
I never had a problem when I had puppies getting their tails docked by about 3 days old. Never heard of any problems with a sensitive tail.
@@melodiefreund2026 yeah its entirely possible that 3 days old is young enough to avoid most lasting trauma, I'd mentioned that later in puppyhood is where it can lead to an anxiety response or chronic pain issue. It would also depend on method and skill of the person doing it. Also you not noticing any problems of sensitive tails does not mean it's not happening. Pain tolerances and range of expressing of pain can be varied and be hard to notice.
I don't like docking tails or cropping ears.
@@cherylhurst7093 I never even thought about it back in the day. It has been since I was a teen breeding and showing cockers so about 40 years. Now they don’t look the same to me. Also, I hate people buying mixed breed dogs. Back then you couldn’t hardly give away a mixed breed as they were a mutt not a designer dog.
Sammy is definitely a Cockapoo! His body shape and color is just like my Daughter’s Cocker Spaniel, Tazilla (Tazzy or Zilla for short, depending on how she’s behaving-either a Tasmanian Devil or truly raging like Godzilla). When my Daughter grooms her, she’s definitely Zilla! I love this dog to bits, but she’s the most stressy dog I’ve ever met. She doesn’t like many people, so I’m honored to be one of the very few Tazzy loves to see. She’s 14 now, with a lot of health issues, which haven’t improved her disposition much, but my heart will break when she’s gone! There’s just something about those Cockers! ❤
Drama drama drama… as the owner of a highly reactive dog, I cannot tell you how much I believe that it is you that makes all the difference in this groom. You are amazing!! ❤️❤️ I wish I could get to you from NYC!!
Sampson is adorable. Poor little pup was a bit scared. Cuddles and belly rubs for Sampson.
This is why people who feel like they must buy rather than adopt should do their due diligence and make sure they find a good, HONEST breeder. Breeders who lie about the breed they're selling you likely also haven't been careful about the well-being of the their animals. So not only are you not getting the breed you want, the dog probably also comes with a host of health and behavioral issues.
honestly no one seeking out an ethical breeder would buy a doodle or any mix from a breeder cuz ethical breeders don’t make mutts
@@dovesraven Occassionally some ethical breeders may temporarily breed hybrids ("mutts"), but it's so as to introduce new/healthier genetics in an attempt to improve the health of the breed, such as how the elevated uric acid trait has been bred out of dalmatians through crossing with a pointer (LUA Backcross Project). It's a thoughtfully and intentionally done process for the overall health and preservation of the breed and it's generally only a one-time cross, not constant litter after litter in an attempt to sell "designer" puppies for a quick buck like is often the case for poodle-mixes.
“It’s ok I am not shaving your butthole! Relax.” Now that is a line I see myself use in a lot of scenarios in the future.
Funny.
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Even though he is so nervous hes still such a good boy 🥺
Admirable that his owners kept him in their loving home even though he wasn't possibly the type of dog they wanted. And you were very careful and kind to him. Samson is having a good life.
Humans: “ah, the spa experience “ the dog - “torture”
I don't like the spa experience, so I would probably act like Samson
It's wild how he wants to bite if you shave his butt or do his nails, but lets you handle his face with no issue at all.
I think it's trauma from his tail being cut off and someone hurt him by cutting his nails too short. It only takes the once, dogs don't forget.
The tail thing isn't something I thought about, but makes total sense
His triggers are all probably trauma related. His paws are probably a nick or claws cut too short, or even both
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I thoroughly enjoy watching you enjoy each and every dog in spite of their quirks.
The cutest little ball of rage
The fact that you and Samson know each other is a benefit for both of you and a testamentto your skills. It's evident that he trusts you. Even when you did the things he obviously didn't like, he whined and fussed about it but he still let you get it done. He was remarkably as well-mannered as a reactive dog can be.
Why is it so satisfying to watch you trim/shave doggo paws. That’s ALWAYS my favorite part.
Samson looks just like our family dog Teddy, who was born in 1982 to a black Miniature Poodle mother and a blonde American Cocker Spaniel father. Teddy (Theodore Edward Bear, aka Ted E. Bear) was listed as a “Cockapoo pup $20.” And he was the best $20 ever spent. Samson is a Cockapoo.
Yep. My mother had a cockapoo in the late 70s, & this little dude is almost a dead ringer for our little girl. As soon as Vanessa said he was supposed to be a golden doodle, I was like "NOPE. Cockapoo. Definitely."
lol his tongue being out when you held his mouth was hilarious, poor anxious boy
I actually love this groom! He still looks like a teddy bear but it’s a manageable option for him and his pawrents
Dogs like this are always going to look like a teddy bear in any fur cut. That's why I love them, they're adorable and always look like teddy bears.
I love the term "pawrents". I'm stealing it! ❤❤❤
Despite all his rage, Samson is still just getting a shave.
He certainly looks like a cocka-poo. We grew up with on and he was a super sweet dog.They were popular long before the doodles came along. I'm finding these days that people call any poodle mix a 'doodle' these days, not regarding the actual breed.
True! I have a miniature Goldendoodle. She is a multi generation and I met both of her parents before taking her. She looks like both parents. There is no doubt about her breed.
I wish people would quit mixing everything with a poodle. The original two doodles are all that should ever be bred.
Cockapoos aren't Doodles.
My Goldendoodle doesn't look like Sampson at all, other than a similar coloration.
@@jonok42no doodles should be bred . you have a mixed breed dog , not a singular breed . cockapoos are doodles just with a different fad name :) no doodles or any mixed breed is ethically bred ,, they’re from unethical backyard breeders
Doodles are sweet (sometimes) but they aren’t a “breed.” They’re a mutt, a mixed breed. You never know what you’re gonna get. If that’s what you want, that’s fine. But please don’t be duped into thinking it’s a designer dog. It’s not.
@@jonok42 multigenerational means nothing. Established breeds evolved from (typically) hundreds of years of breeding. I’m sure your guys are adorable but, please, stop telling people that he is anything other than a mixed breed.
Great job ! I really think that the dogs you groom often respond to your ongoing conversations with us viewers.
Calling yellow cockers "mini golden retrievers" is a joke I've made a hundred times in my head!!
Compared to groomings with other dogs, I think Samson did pretty well with his grooming/behaviour, with or without his muzzle...just a few occasional outbursts. Samson is sooo cute & a good boy! ❤❤💘
He is a cutie no matter his breed. Pretty well behaved for a nervous puppy. He gets you. You did such a nice job on him. He's adorable.
I thought he did extremely well considering throughout the entire video she kept saying how nervous and anxious he is !!! Glad you have been grooming him for a long time to know his triggers. ❤
My great-aunt’s cocker poo was a nightmare for grooming. She hated having her paws done, and she hated the dryer. She was a great dog, just not for grooming.
He is an adorable little guy and considering his fears, quite good for you. That's a testament to your skill and understanding. He is pretty much a warning to be wary of anything advertised as a mini-goldendoodle, though.
"...I'm going to let him outside..." INSTANT FOCUS. 😁You made him adorable!
He’s a pretty well behaved guy for you. He knows you are in charge and have taught him well. Too bad he wasn’t treated well at some early time in his life. 🐾🐾🫶🏼❣️
Be strong Sampson, be strong💋🐾🐾❣️
I love Cockers💋💋💋💋❣️✌️🙏🤞
He greatly reminds me of my late stray 🥹💕
He looks so handsome after his groom!
As someone with severe anxiety I completely relate to Samson the stress-monkey. Maybe I'm part cocker spaniel 😂
Samson must really like you, he was relatively quiet during the grooming. Your having been his groomer for so long, the trust has built up. He is a handsome dog, but I do believe you are correct in his mix. Keep up the fantastic work, and I hope the online courses go really well for you, you are so patient and calm.
You are so good at what you do.
I’m laughing so hard at the ‘miniature muzzle’😂😅.
Thank you for noting the difference between dog LOVERS and dog PEOPLE.
I've been grooming for 15 years, and I appreciate what you do. Out of curiosity, do you ever have someone offer them something to gnaw on when they're biting? I've found that in some (definitely not all) cases, chewing on something eliminates their urge to bite me or my equipment. Usually I just let them gnaw on some nail clippers. At this point, the ends of mine look like they went through a blender. 😂
I had a cockapoo. She could be nippy at times but was a wonderful dog. She tolerated grooming quite well thankfully. Thanks for sharing Samson ❤
What an impressive After! He was smiling ear to ear and asking if it was time to go home.
I personally like that you try to figure out his breed just because it helps to greater understand the pup you're dealing with. Like the way some people have strengths and little tics, sometimes dog breeds do too. Like I can tell Sammy's a very sweet boy but when he doesn't like something, he's really gonna make it very clearly known without a warning. Information like that might help me ask necessary questions to new owners with a similar breed.
For some reason the nails gripping for dear life and scraping when you tried to shave down his other side had me in stitches 😂
I had a cockapoo and she looked just like this ❤ she passed last March. I was too young to take care of her like this but watching your videos helps me cope. Thank you for everything you do Vanessa ❤️
He looks so proud of himself at the end 😅
He’s even built like a cocker spaniel
Very cute and you were super gentle with him.
My son in law calls out cockapoo “what you’d get if you ordered a Golden Retriever on Wish”
Whatever he is , he is super cute.
Cocker spaniel poodle mixes are more commonly called Spoodles here in Australia.
Poor wittle Samson. It warms my heart to know this little stressball has the best, most caring groomer in the world.
He is awesome. He was so stressed, but he held it together. ❤ good boy Sam!
He turned out just adorable!
My cockapoo absolutely detests having his paws and legs touched despite my desensitisation attempts when he was a puppy- just didn’t make a difference. Good to see this is a cockapoo trait and not just my failed attempts at training.
"Accepting his fate" lol
Samson was afraid but does trust you to a point 😮❤
Vanessa, your whole aura is perfect for grooming. Calm & relaxing. Sampson you are a handsome dude!
Samson just kept getting cuter and cuter!
Thanks for the plug on Rinse and Refresh! It's made an improvement in my laundry.
I love watching your channel. I recently watched a video about dogs with a thick under coat. I looked for a grooming dryer as you suggested and it was the answer to removing the thick under coat that I could not wash or brush out. She is now a beautiful black like she use to be. I washed and dried my Schipperkee in the tub shower with the curtain closed, it did make a big mess but I just left the hair covered tub to dry and vacuumed the hair up. Thanks for the tip.
Wow! Samson and I have pretty much the same triggers when it comes to being groomed. Mind you after that one time at the nail salon, they just kicked me out. Never offered me the muzzle option, and my wife never suggested it again as a couples event. So bit of a win for me! 😂
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Did you bite anyone?
@@fredk.2001 Almost, but stopped myself in time.😂
Well I would not want anyone with a shaver anywhere near my behind...
He reminds me of my sweet boy Teddy. May He rest in peace. He was a Cockapoo. We got him from a cousin. He had a docked tail as well. Samson reminds me of Teddy
He is so cute, love his lamb like curly coat. Considering his reactiveness he did well, but then you know him, he knows you. E knows he looks cute after his groom.... Needs a play date at a classy place. Thank you for sharing the mighty Sampson with us.
Samson is a mighty cute dog. And he looks even 10 times more adorable with his green bandana on.❤😊
You're such a calming presence for these dogs ❤
And for us🙂😑☺
He is just the cutest little bugger! ❤
As soon as I saw him I saw a Cockapoo. Ive had one. I think you are right.
That is such a cute pup. He looks like a sweetheart. 🥰
I have a purebred American cocker spaniel and you’re right he is a cockapoo. In my opinion
I'm curious, when owners bring dogs with breeds that don't quite match what you think they are, do you tell them? Does it change if they are first time customers vs long time/friends/family? Personally I think I would appreciate if someone more knowledgeable informed me, as I imagine it would be relevant to their health/care, but I'm sure some people wouldn't be happy! Must be a fine line to walk
Now I’m curious as well! And I’d want to know too!
We adopted what was listed as a German Shepherd/Husky mix. I observed her closely after her adoption, and was a bit confused, because she didn't exhibit traits of either breed. When we took her for her after adoption checkup, the vet tech told us that she was a Belgian Malinois (she has two). Suddenly, her behaviours made sense.
Bless him ❤ brilliant groom as always..
Such a cutie! Vanessa you are so patient! ✌🏻🫶🏻
stooop he's adorable 😭😭
Great job, you are very calm which certainly helps!
Love watching your videos! (From a Newfoundlander) 😊😊
So Newfies type as well as swim? Wow!!
Samson looks fantastic! Thank you Vanessa.
your videos grooming pets, especially the stressful ones, help me to get through the stress of my own day
keep doing your amazing work ♥
You are amazing. The way you groom dogs is totally super.
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He's so cute! You both did awesome! 😊 I hope you have a relaxing Christmas and get to take a vacation or something.
He's a good boy. Thanks to you. 💜
Poor thing 😢 you’re so good to him 😊
Sampson may be a terror but he’s a really cute one!!
He looks great! Good job!
Cockapoo is the original doodle!
Omg Vanessa your hair looks fabulous! 🤩
I love that you talk to the animals and keep them calm
What a remarkable transformation!!! Even Samson looked pleased!
He definitely has Cocker Spaniel eyes. He is so handsome!
That babies fur is adorable when it's textured 🥰🐾🐾🐾
I think that people that find you as a groomer when their puppies (or kitties) are babies are so lucky because you take so much time and show so much care with their fur babies that they are set up for life as they get used to the process
A good friend of mine has a cockapoo and he is a GREAT dog (but then all dogs and cats are GREAT!)