Thanks for the great introduction to the grooming loop, I just ordered a table to groom our two toy poodles and this was excellent instruction. Cheers from a new subscriber in Nova Scotia.
Welcome to the channel, Mike from Nova Scotia! We're so glad you joined! Good luck grooming your pups, sending big love to your little poodles. 💕 Cheers! 😊
So glad it was helpful! This is one of our first videos, and we didn't do a great job with the sound and music, so look for a new refresher video on the same subject coming soon... Thanks so much for your feedback! 🐶❤
Ah, we are so sorry. This was one of our very first videos, and we were (and still are) learning! Thanks for your honest feedback; we sincerely appreciate the opportunity to learn and improve!
So glad the video helped! It's one of our firsts, so we should be redoing one soon with even more info (and without loud background music!). Thanks so much for watching! 😍
Hi Tracy, I am so sorry! This was one of our 1st videos and we were (and still are) learning! Thanks for the comment and for watching! We will definitely absorb your feedback and put it to good use! 😊🙏🐶
If you need a dog to not sit down, do you have to get a longer grooming arm so you can put another loop around his waist? The one you have in the video doesn’t look like it’s long enough to reach a dog’s hips. How would you secure his waist? We have a 30 pound Australian labradoodle so she’s a medium sized dog.
Hi Rachel, thanks for your question! Since your pup is 30 pounds, you may get away with using a grooming arm that has a longer top bar, such as: amzn.to/3gr7EEA. But if she's too long in her body for something like that, you may need a full over-the-table arm: amzn.to/3MQPckT. Tip/trick on keeping her standing safely, you can use t-shirt material, or any soft and slightly stretchy material cut about a foot wide and a yard long or so and use that to support the belly and tie up to the grooming arm. That way you can distribute the pressure over a wider part of her under-body, instead of having a rope or cable pushing up on her. Good luck and thanks for watching! 😍
Hi Doris, yes, if using only one standard grooming loop, you want the strap to go across the chest. If u put it under both armpits, it ends up at their belly and they step out of it. Now, you can do a double harness using 2 loops, one under each armpit and cross at the chest, making it extra safe. We'll do another video soon talking about the figure 8 harness, as well as some new loops that are out there. Hope that helps, thanks for watching! 😍
Thanks for the feedback, we know and are ashamed! We were newbies then, but we are going to redo the content again with a bit more brains. Thanks for bearing with us! 😅
Hi John, so sorry! This was one of our first videos, and we were still figuring it out! We'll release a better video on the subject, for sure. Thanks for your honest comment!
Hi Julie, so sorry! This was one of our 1st videos, and I think we need to redo it without the music. Our apologies, and thanks for your candid feedback! 😊
Oh gosh, Angela, we are so sorry! It was one of our 1st videos and we have learned a lot since then! We are going to be remaking another video soon because it is important info. Thanks for your feedback and accept our apologies!
Hi, @MC! Thanks for joining! Amazon has pretty much everything you need, from the basic: amzn.to/3M36o8y to more advanced and fancy: amzn.to/3M36o8y, plus you have the full over-the-table option, such as: amzn.to/3TYOCFo. Hope this helps and thanks for your interest! 👍😍
Groomer's Helper indeed has a grooming loop that breaks off in case a pet jumps off a table. This is great for novice Groomers, so thanks for bringing it up! 😀 They are pretty expensive, so anyone looking into that should be prepared. But yes, a great place to start when still working on proper handling on the table! 👍
I love the background music, Daisy my African Grey and I began to dance!! 😂
That is awesome, Vicky! I'm getting a mental image! 🤣
Thanks for the great introduction to the grooming loop, I just ordered a table to groom our two toy poodles and this was excellent instruction. Cheers from a new subscriber in Nova Scotia.
Welcome to the channel, Mike from Nova Scotia! We're so glad you joined! Good luck grooming your pups, sending big love to your little poodles. 💕 Cheers! 😊
You are Amazing! Thank you posting easy-to-follow videos and for emphasizing this like this for safety!
Omg, thank you for your kind words! 🙏🤩 Really appreciate the wonderful feedback, and thanks so much for joining the channel!
Thanks for explaining this stuff so clearly! I'm trying to groom my dog at home and your videos really help! Great tips!
Thank you so much! We are so happy that our videos are helping... and we are releasing more every week! Happy grooming! 🐶❤🐶
Thanks for this video, Gina! I feel a lot more confident using the grooming arm safely with my dog : )
That's great, Alan, glad it helped! Good luck with your home grooming, and thanks for the kind feedback! 😊
Thank you for the explanation. I feel a little more confident about using it for the first time now
So glad it was helpful! This is one of our first videos, and we didn't do a great job with the sound and music, so look for a new refresher video on the same subject coming soon... Thanks so much for your feedback! 🐶❤
Background music very annoying.
Ah, we are so sorry. This was one of our very first videos, and we were (and still are) learning! Thanks for your honest feedback; we sincerely appreciate the opportunity to learn and improve!
Thank you!
Thank you for watching! Hope it helps! 🙏😊
Love the Asian flair. I just ordered my grooming srm and this video really helps.
So glad the video helped! It's one of our firsts, so we should be redoing one soon with even more info (and without loud background music!). Thanks so much for watching! 😍
I CANNOT handle the background music. Very distracting. Go in your merits. Get rid of the noise.
Hi Tracy, I am so sorry! This was one of our 1st videos and we were (and still are) learning! Thanks for the comment and for watching! We will definitely absorb your feedback and put it to good use! 😊🙏🐶
If you need a dog to not sit down, do you have to get a longer grooming arm so you can put another loop around his waist? The one you have in the video doesn’t look like it’s long enough to reach a dog’s hips. How would you secure his waist? We have a 30 pound Australian labradoodle so she’s a medium sized dog.
Hi Rachel, thanks for your question! Since your pup is 30 pounds, you may get away with using a grooming arm that has a longer top bar, such as: amzn.to/3gr7EEA. But if she's too long in her body for something like that, you may need a full over-the-table arm: amzn.to/3MQPckT. Tip/trick on keeping her standing safely, you can use t-shirt material, or any soft and slightly stretchy material cut about a foot wide and a yard long or so and use that to support the belly and tie up to the grooming arm. That way you can distribute the pressure over a wider part of her under-body, instead of having a rope or cable pushing up on her. Good luck and thanks for watching! 😍
The music is distracting & unnecessary…should have done without. Lost me after 45 seconds.
So sorry, this was one of our 1st videos and we are still learning! Thanks for your feedback, we will use it to improve! 🙏😊
Under just one armpit?
Hi Doris, yes, if using only one standard grooming loop, you want the strap to go across the chest. If u put it under both armpits, it ends up at their belly and they step out of it. Now, you can do a double harness using 2 loops, one under each armpit and cross at the chest, making it extra safe. We'll do another video soon talking about the figure 8 harness, as well as some new loops that are out there. Hope that helps, thanks for watching! 😍
The music track is WAY TOO LOUD!!! It was different to understand what you are saying with all that background racket going on.
Oh gosh, sorry. We know and have learned. 😔 We need to release a better version! Thanks 4 the feedback!
The music is way too loud can’t hear you.
Thanks for the feedback, we know and are ashamed! We were newbies then, but we are going to redo the content again with a bit more brains. Thanks for bearing with us! 😅
Loud music!!
Sorry, this one of our very 1st videos, so we were still learning! Apologies!
Wow loud music... what is she saying?
Hi John, so sorry! This was one of our first videos, and we were still figuring it out! We'll release a better video on the subject, for sure. Thanks for your honest comment!
Thank you!!!
🙏Thanks for watching!🙏
Very information but the music is to loude and irritating
Hi Julie, so sorry! This was one of our 1st videos, and I think we need to redo it without the music. Our apologies, and thanks for your candid feedback! 😊
I can't hear you, the music is too loud
Sorry, one of our 1sts! We will redo the material soon; thanks for your feedback!
The music is so loud it drowns out your voice. I tried turning it up without thinking. Guess what? It didn’t help. 🤷🏻♀️
Oh gosh, Angela, we are so sorry! It was one of our 1st videos and we have learned a lot since then! We are going to be remaking another video soon because it is important info. Thanks for your feedback and accept our apologies!
Where did you get the grooming arm?
Hi, @MC! Thanks for joining! Amazon has pretty much everything you need, from the basic: amzn.to/3M36o8y to more advanced and fancy: amzn.to/3M36o8y, plus you have the full over-the-table option, such as: amzn.to/3TYOCFo. Hope this helps and thanks for your interest! 👍😍
@@GinasGrooming Thank you so much!
There back legs go off the table causing hanging it's a loop try a groomers helper that's the only thing that actually prevents these accidents
Groomer's Helper indeed has a grooming loop that breaks off in case a pet jumps off a table. This is great for novice Groomers, so thanks for bringing it up! 😀 They are pretty expensive, so anyone looking into that should be prepared. But yes, a great place to start when still working on proper handling on the table! 👍