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Sorry but he looks ridiculous!! Poor guy needs de shedding is all. 🤦♀️
I think he looks cute
April may June just my opinion not saying I would do it
Naw, we will in Texas and I promise you 100% that in the summer, this cutt is extremely necessary
100% agree,its ridicules thing to do to a dog. owners are ignorant, this groomers is clueless
I have an outside dog border collie. Its 100 degrees average in summer. Is it okay to shave him? He's an actual farm dog. I dont want him to overheat he seems lazy in the summer trying to stay in the shade all say. I keep cold water for hinm
Even if the hair grows back fine (and it won't always) it does nothing to help them. The hair keeps the sun (and the heat from it) from hitting their skin directly. Shaving can also lead to sunburns since the fur doesn't protect the skin.
When the fur sheds it creates places for airflow to cool the dogs skin naturally. Even huskies are usually fine in hot climates because dogs regulate their temperature through panting, and they have really good respiratory systems.
You rarely see dogs have issues in summer as long as they have water and they don't have a smushed face like a pug, bulldog, or shih tzu. You can ask any vet, the vast majority of overheating in dogs is caused by the dog having a snout that is too short and has little to do with coat length.
And based on all the undercoat during shaving, seems to me the dog is hot because no one was brushing out the undercoat so it could regulate its temperature. This seems like a case of someone taking the easy way out even if it potentially has more consequences.
This is speaking as someone who has a half chow who's fur was shaved by a family member without permission. It has been almost 2 years and his hair hasn't grown back right. I had never seen him more miserable in the summer than when he was shaved.
It looked to me like this dog does have ay guard hairs only undercoat, which can happen from shaving like this. Without being about to feel the hair, I can be certain, but he definitely does not look like her has an outer coat
My dogs get shaved in the summer and sometimes even in the winter (we live in a fricken desert state and city so its hot hot, then its cool/cold) because of the ticks they get all the time. With their long fur it is hard to remove ticks :/
It might be a different story if the dogs were always outside, but we only take them outside to use the bathroom.
Neko
That’s like saying “I cut out my liver to prevent liver cancer”.
Don't understand why people don't brush their dogs. I find it really relaxing and do it every 3 days.
My dog hates it, I still brush her but she always gets mad 😂😂
@@itsbritneybitch3620 My husky does not like to get brushed either. Sadly I think the people who had her before might have hit her with the brush. Slowly been getting her to be okay with brushes. Thankful she seems to gotten use to it.
It's so satisfaying😍
@@jordanhaley8623 and huskies loose A LOT of hair
Ya,even if your dog hates it you should still put in effort to make sure they are at least not matter.
"He gets more affection when he is shaved down." These people should not own a dog. End of discussion.
Agree
Or they should just get a hairless/low maintenance dog...
I agree but she did say no
Or get whatever they F’ ing want!
@@Raider21xx Sure, nobody's stopping them from getting a hairy dog, but it seems redundant to choose a hairy dog and keep paying to shave him down when you can get a naturally short haired dog. :/
"Tell everyone why you get him shaved!" "Because he loves how much more attention he gets!" "Yeah cause you're not getting all hairy right"
Ummm sounds like you should just love and pet your dog no matter what his fur is like... what the hell kind of logic is that?? I feel really bad for this dog that apparently he doesn't get as much love when his hair is longer just because he sheds. If you don't want hair on you then don't get a dog...
They love the vibrations it makes
This makes me sad. we have a shop next door and thier dog is in there with them. Doggo hadnt seen me in a while because she was upstairs when i went round and today she actually saw me and was barking and wiggling with joy before i even got inside because she was so happy to see me. did i leave covered in dog hair, yes. did i care, no because i got the pet the dog and it made my day and her day too.
They should get a hairless dog then. Stupid dog owners.
I honestly love dogs with long beautiful hair i dont care if they shed alot
Yeah that dog sure seems miserably as soon as the owner comes into the picture
This is still a big no for me...
It's not your dog!
@@daveywaves5325 still a big no for me ;)
Mila Azuki me too. If you don’t want fur, get a dog with less fur! It’s not fair on them.
I feel like a 7 reverse and a 10 is waaaaay too short on the body! Unless the dog is pelted!
cat sniffer
IT’S AN ANIMAL WITH FEELINGS. THIS _HURTS_ IT. WHY DO YOU WANT TO CAUSE AN ANIMAL PAIN NEEDLESSLY???
This is very dangerous to state as proudly as you're proclaiming it. That just happens to be your personal experience but I know one of my Chow mixes coat never grew back right away. With our pure Chows we will never buzz them. Our groomer has said you should never buzz a double coat unless for medical reasons. She washed and blew our dogs coats when the were shedding and they look great now no more shed. Just because this is something you have gotten away with please don't try to influence others to believe this is a good idea.
Blah, blah, blah. LOTS of groomers have the exact same non-damaging experience with double-coayed dogs. Including me. I've shaved down (with a 10 blade) tons of double-coated dogs and never had a problem. It's not dangerous at all. Too bad you bought a Chow with such crappy genes that its hair fell out.
Agreed! I knew somebody that brought their puppy who is a Pomino to a groomer who shaved him into a puppy cut with a lions mane & his fur has not grown back 7 months later!!! He looks so patchy, it’s really sad.
Leah Shalek WOW you sound like a peach! You must be so sweet with the dogs you groom 🙄🤦🏼♀️ Btw it’s not only about whether the coat grows back or not it’s also about the dogs comfort. Double coat helps cool the dog in the heat ( it’s pretty damn hot in Texas in the summer ) & warm in the winter. Also protects certain dogs from sunburn. I’d never shave our Great Pyrenees
@@midlifemenopausalmukbangs815 Actually I am a peach and the fur grows back on ALL the dogs I groom. I also happen to live in Israel, where our sun is at least equal to that of Texas, if not worse than.
You may be surprised to learn that fur on SINGLE-coated dogs ALSO keeps them warm in winter and cool and protected from the sun in summer. It is NOT just double-coated fur that does that. Funny how that works, huh?
You must be quite the scary groomer if you don't understand the most basic function of dog hair/fur.
So thanks, but when it comes to shaving double-coated dogs---of which I've shaved many who have NEVER had problems growing it back---i think I'll take advise from groomers who at least understand *how* fur/hair works.
My sympathies to your great Pyrenees.
@@midlifemenopausalmukbangs815 you are very correct
Sorry, but, as a groomer, this is sacrilege to me. It might not happen the first time, but with each shaving this dog WILL eventually get clipper shock. I've seen it many times in my own grooming salon. From people who had gone to other groomers who shaved their dog without first warning and from people that were adamant about shaving their dog, even after we warned them of the potential consequences. It is not my job to judge the client on their personal taste, BUT it is my job to educate the client on what is best for their pet's skin and coat. Shaving a double-coated breed is not natural & is not best for that type of coat, just like shaving a wire coat is not natural or healthy. But hand-stripping is a whole other topic...and video.
Nice
Can I shave my French Spaniel?
Reclused Man you can, but you shouldn’t
Ya today the groomers said they would trim my German Shepard’s fur but the completely shaved it
@@reclusedman8538 Don't do that
This dog has a nice coat! Definitely doesn’t need shaved, just needs deshedding.
Yes
Isnt it dangerous do do that even in warmer climates? The double coat keeps them cool as well as warm
source: breeder best friend
I looked into it and yeah, the only instance where double coated or really most dogs should be shaved is for surgery or some other medical reason...
Non of her customers ever seam to brush there long coated dogs.
For the double coats they should be fine if your brushing the dead hair out.
I knew a dog in a rescue sanctuary that would get a summer cut because he just would not let them bush. He was very old though.
If people think there dogs gonna over heat every summer they need to stop getting fluffy dogs and get a dog bread for hot climates. Think 'native' African, South American, middle eastern dogs. Its ridiculous.
@@RAMZAVFX even then it most likely won't grow back, or at least not correctly. I had a Beagle (they are double coated - a lot of people do not know this), she was hit by a car when she ran out of her kennel from over excitement - she had to have a back leg removed, they had to shave that entire hip down to a very short buzz cut (like military, not 100% bald), she ended up dying 3 years later from complications of being hit that we knew nothing about, her fur where they shaved her never grew back, it looked like I kept it shaved and even though she was a short hair dog to start with, you could tell it always looked shaved!
In the direct sunlight a shaved dog will have more issues without the fur for protection.
That’s why I don’t shave my beard or head, don’t want to be sunburn or cold
A choke chain and a retractable leash? Lol what in the world
Kelsey Rolfe 😂
The owner had on a regular collar on the dog that the leash was attached to. the choke chain was just so he wouldnt chew a groom loop
She explains in detail why
"He's on his choker because he chews the grooming loop. He's cost me 2 grooming loops in 5 years." Jesus woman 🤦♀️ They're $5/piece. 2 loops in 5 years? I go through like 5+ a year 😂🙄
That comment could've gone without being said
Not really. I'm sick of all her "supporters" letting her get away with all of this completely unnecessary actions and even praising her for doing what she does. She's not a groomer. She's money hungry. The way she treats the dogs and clients is completely unprofessional and borderline abusive
The ones we have a my salon are like $20 a piece
@@kaitlenspringfield6895 Amen, I completely agree with you! She is a money hungry con artist!!!!!
Your anecdotal “proof” does not outweigh the findings of certified veterinarians.
Show me proof from them. One video. One picture. Anything. Let's see the proof. Oh yeah, it doesn't exist
@@rymc420 omg, wow, you think you did something, im so scared
there is only bs to have you not shave it she went to far in the shaving it should be a trim but this is nothing wrong.
@Dr Boom Most probably. :D
@@rymc420 look it up. Any video
She keeps saying “you see, the hair is so thick . There’s nothing wrong with it” but that is why you shouldn’t shave a double coated dog! Each time you shave it, it’s undercoat grows in thicker and thicker. So that there’s less guard hairs and more undercoat making the dog so hot and unable to cool itself down. :(
oh that is a load of bollocks. hair doesn't know when it has been cut whether it's on a dog or a human. it grows for a set amount of time (anagen phase) then it falls out (telogen phase) then it starts again.
I'm guessing you're one of the idiots who says if you shave a mustache it will grow back thicker as well...it is bullshit and you're talking bullshit.
@@_Super_Hans_ I am a certified dog groomer. Isabella is RIGHT!!!! I cannot tell you how many screwed up fur I have seen because of these kind of people who call themselves "experts".
She said, if you tried to bathe that it will be one big matt.😔
3:36
@@_Super_Hans_ guard hairs grow back slower than undercoat.
Why would you ever do this... this is just sad.. you obviously dont know all of your facts.
You obviously don’t know your facts 😂 you dont even know why they’re being shaved
@@semiautomatic.companion their being shaved to help with shedding and heat, but in reality it doesn't help either one. Double coats are made to handle heat and cold and they still shed with short hair. In the end it can actually hurt the dog because they have a much higher chance of getting sunburnt.
fuzz_da_sdit Not all dogs are shaved to help with heat and shedding.
@@semiautomatic.companion I know that. But these people are doing it for those reasons.
@@semiautomatic.companion she said that they were doing the "summer cut" @ 0:58 she also said they do that cut once a year. The only other reason the dog should be getting cut like that is for medical reasons or severe matting and if your dog is so matted every year that it needs to be cut then you shouldn't own a dog, because that is basic care.
This is unacceptable, outrageous and unprofessional.
Judy Brown glad someone said it... this is horrific. And spreads incorrect information. Should never save double coats NEVER and definitely never shave reverse ... omg.
Everything she posts makes me cringe so hard... nothing is professional and so much misinformation.
I’m sure that’s what people say every time I shave my hair too 🤣
And it made me uncomfortable
The part I thought was weird is when the groomer asked the owner do you know if he likes it? She said “Yes, he gets more effection because his hair isn’t everywhere” She didn’t seem concerned with how her dog felt, it was more for her convenience..blah I have 3 huskies and I have hair everywhere, don’t get a dog if your worried about a stray hair🙄🤔
As a fellow groomer I thought you'd know you shouldn't shave double coated dogs
I wish you would find a new job🤦🏽♀️
Unruly?? are you kidding me...He's the most well behaved dog I have seen.
Never ever shave a double coated dog....their cost protects them from heat and cold ! It's been proven with thermal photography
Show me the video. It does not exist. You know how I know? Because I did this exact experiment in college AND there are multiple scientific papers showing that dogs cool down better and more efficiently while shaved
@@Aprilann871 nope - you don't even know which paper I was talking about. The one I reference was done by VETS regarding medical shaving - thus both double coated and single coated dogs were used. It was found to lower the temperature and increase heat loss from the body. Think about it like this - brushing out undercoat is great for cooling down a dog, but shaving does an even better job. That being said, you can still have the hair grow back unevenly AND can expose their skin to the sun if you cut them too short - so you need to consider the conditions the dog lives in before deciding is shaving is really the best option
This is not good for the dog, it removes weather protection. Please do not shave your double coated dogs undercoat.
Also you shouldn’t own a dog if you cant handle fur on you black clothing.
Facts
Owner should've bought a lint roller not a dog
Ikr
I really am speechless ....
Why...just why
to not have hair he does not have to be outside all day
@@The_Superpack um what?
My problem with shaving double coats is not so much about it looking messed up when it grows back, but rather it's not an effective way to keep the dog cool. I know it's counter intuitive, but shaving the hair off actually makes the dogs more likely to over heat. Please don't take my word for it though. Just ask your vet.
Your right, it's hair protects them from the sun.
Uh, duh, ladies, that applies to ALL dogs, not just double-coats. That means poodles, too. Geeze, I really don't understand why people are so stupid when it comes to the double-coated dog debate. You all talk superstition and not science.
Leah Shalek
Actually, no, Leah, it doesn’t. Anyone who picked up a book would know that. The insulation and protection it gives is a specific adaptation for the dog.
@@leahshalek6144 ask a vet, please.
Yep, sort of like how we have insulation in our houses to keep the cool air inside during a hot summer
Just the same old dee dee only good at one thing in 16 years. Shave downs.
She's not even good at shave downs
Lmfao
facts
I am just curious as to why you shave all the dogs? Reguardless of the breed. Thank you
I've also noticed that she just shaves all the dogs.
I was wondering the same!!!!!! I never see a niclce pr3tty cut
Maybe it's because that's what the OWNERS want her to do. Hmmm?
@@leahshalek6144 That's fine, I just wanted to KNOW if it's ok to do to all breeds. Hmmm?
@@randomstuff1274 no it's not OK to shave all breeds. I've watch many of her videos, and I've noticed that she's the one that suggest that the dog needs to be shaved. A good groomer would be know how to remove matting that many dogs are prone to. Matting is very common thing with certain breeds of dogs. That doesn't mean they have to be shaved. I believe that it's easier to shave and less time consuming, than if you take your time to actually groom and style a dog's hair. You can shave more dogs in a day than if you actually groom and style their hair.
"The hair is so thick." Yes, because he's repeatedly shaved and shaving a double coated dog makes their undercoat grow back thicker and thicker. His top coat may be growing back but it is damaging his coat in the long run. A good and proper brush and blow out of the undercoat will keep him WAY more cool in hot weather than shaving. Not to mention shaving them too short can actually cause them to be SUNBURNED. Don't do this to your dog, please!!
WILD THING 😐
Zuzushy um that is not true lol
actually it is true... im a student dog grooming in belgium and we simply can't shave a double coated dog even if the owner wants it. its just sad how 'groomers' don't know that... i came on this channel because i was searching for a video how to groom a golden retriever for my exams and she just shaved it😔 she shouldn't be a dog groomer if she does not know FACTS like this!
David Jr it’s true.
GOMER PYLE yes it is
I’d really have to see the dog properly bathed and brushed before he had ever been shaved and after growing back in to say whether there was a change in coat. Many years ago I had a black border collie chow mix my vet told me never to shave, and he did not suffer at all in heat.
That dog needs a better owner. I would never make my dog feel less when he is in his natural state
Once again shaving dogs without doing actual grooming, lol. Typical.
vermillion xvii I know this from 6 months ago, but she never grooms any dog...it's always a shave and then complains about the owners the entire time. So sad. She has even said that she wont sit and brush and comb a dog with fur issues at all. She only shaves it off.
@@loganmeranda3333 She should be out of business for good! I wish there was something like the hippocratic oath for groomers too! I am a groomer who would NEVER do a shave down on a double coated dog. DO NOT HARM!
He needed stripping not shaving🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ do too much harm shaving any dog... I know that and I passed a grooming diploma 😂
@@mariahetszaz8567 I know this comment is a year old but oh well... I agree. They should never just shave a dog “because it’s easier”.. I feel like the ONLY reason you should resort to shaving instead of brushing is if the dog is *severely* matted. Only then does it sound like the best option. I don’t understand groomers and people who think shaving them is the right answer.
All he needed was a bath and blowout. But if the owner is dumb enough to pay big bucks for shaving, more money for the groomers.
FYI, I work in boarding and grooming kennel. most of the double coated dogs, mainly Poms, always look like dragged rats because the hair grows back so dry and crappy. We try to steer away from shaving double coated dogs. Do what you want. At this point, just don't get upset if the hair messes up and now your dog's fur feels bad.
Just because it’s been fine clipped before doesn’t mean it always will be as the dog ages they can have underlying thyroid issues which may prevent the coat from growing back correctly when clipping a double coat it’s taking a risk every time clipping this coat type also as people have stated before the double coat keeps them warm in winter and if correctly deshed will keep them cool in summer and protect the from sunburn
It is not possible to remove enough undercoat to keep a pet cool without shaving.
Watch any dog's behavior before and after being shaved and tell me they aren't happier and more comfortable.
I’m a qualified groomer who has run my own successful business for many years I know what im talking about...
@@YugiDash And I've been grooming for 17 years and have been a CMG for 12. There is a reason this topic is so hotly debated.
Until I see some actual research, scientifically obtained and peer reviewed, I'm going to stick with the common sense assertion that dogs do not have magical air conditioned fur, and that the act of clipping the hair is not what causes hair loss.
@@YugiDash you're correct
Ur not supposed to shave double coated dogs. It ruins how the can regulate temperature.
A double coat still keeps them cool when it’s hot out.
I never had to take my dobermans to the groomers. Ever. Vet. Yes. Groomer. Never.
Well Dobermans don't really need grooming. So yay for you 🙄
..... They're dobermans 😂
Most of the time shaving won’t help him in the summer. Animals fur actually helps insulate the cool air in a way to keep them cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
It really depends on the dog, their breed, and genes. Like a husky I think would be better stripped then shaved, where as golden retrievers can handle shaving and clipping. Mixed breeds get more leeway because of their mixed genes. I mean if you're really worried, ask your groomer to shave a small patch somewhere inconspicuously on the dog (heart shape maybe!) around the winter or fall, see how it grows back, and go from there. I personally have a corgi/jack mix that has to have a summer shave down (compared to my poodle who goes in monthly) or she is a hot miserable mess. Usually Jacks and corgis both don't need that, but she needs it for heat and allergy issues.
Remember guys, DeeDee is telling from her personal experience, she doesn't know each and every one's dogs personally, so judging her experience against your own experience with your own dog is a bit unfair. DeeDee is saying that in most cases the double coat issue isn't really that much of an issue as it's made out to be, in her *personal* experience. But for you, talk with your own groomer, test with your dog before you do anything drastic, and you'll all be happy, I promise.
good points but I still would not shave down unless there is a health issue as the coat for any doublecoated dog protects them, to short and one asks for trouble, that fur protects the largest organ mammals have the skin, it is the first line of defense against many things.
@@analarson2920 In most places you don't really need to shave down most dogs as their coats will do it naturally on it's own as long as you brush and wash them properly, but again, it's about breed, and also where you live. I live in South Georgia and I see huskies down here and during the summer I always wish the pet parents would properly strip their coat so that it's clean of left over winter coat (husky coats are made to trap air to regulate the dog's temp in the snow). A golden retriever's coat however is different, it was bred to make the dog more waterproof and warm in the cold waters while retrieving waterfowl. A shave down or clipping for them doesn't harm their coats and can keep them tidy (though I never believe in a straight to the skin shave unless surgery or health is involved, for any dog). ChowChows, which were bred as guard and fighting dogs, were bred with thick fur to protect them from bites and claws. They can stand clipping and shaving without ruining the coat. As for where you live, DeeDee and I live in very hot places (South Texas and South Georgia respectively), we see alot of heavily furred dogs in these hooooot summers and know their hassling is only doing them so much, and giving them a decent summer clip or strip to air the coat a bit and keep them cooler definitely makes us all feel better, especially since not alot of pet parents are always so good at keeping up the grooming.
It doesn’t matter about each individual dog, it all has to do with genetics and the species of canine. It’s something you shouldn’t do and that’s that. No matter what kind of dog you have, if you shave a dog like this they are going to suffer and that’s that. It’s not about the regrow or how it may look at the moment, it’s all about the effect it has. And this is just disgusting. It’s animal cruelty
@@adventureswithhali3256 “animal cruelty” 💀 💀 💀
No. They do not “always suffer” omg…
Since she didn’t shave his legs all the way it looks like he’s wearing thigh high socks or stockings 😂
So you risk your dog having a heat stroke and shaving him because you wear black and don't want hair all over you. Sounds like a good pet parent to me. LOL
Heart stroke? Why
@@fatguylungs333 because their double coat keeps them cool in the summer and warm in the winter, you take that away and take the risk of them getting a bad sunburn or having a heat stroke. Also it never grows back correctly
@@altheamunson9576 I still don't get the heatstroke, all the other things you said yes.
@@fatguylungs333 how do you not understand? You are shaving them which is taking their natural cooling system away
@@altheamunson9576 ok
16 years of professional work more like 16 years of unprofessional grooming
I feel so bad for this poor dog.
Can I ask why the handful of pomeranians I see get shaved grow back horribly?
It's like only the undercoat grows
MyLittleAdventure26 Some double coated dogs may go through “Shave Shock” where the hair doesn’t grow back evenly or sometimes at all. I have a Pomeranian who comes in for just baths now because he has a very bad case of alopecia due to excessive shaving when he was younger. Personally I hate shaving double coated dogs I would only see it as necessary if there were a medical reason behind it.
This is outrageous
This lady just makes me feel too anxious and I'm not even a dog LOL
And now he will get sun burned 😭
Wow there was a different body shape dog under that thick coat
always is
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One thing to note when you do shave a double coated dog or any dog be weary of sun exposure bc they can get sunburn.
They also cannot regulate their own body temperature as effectively when shaved.
and can get a skin cancer
These dogs have little or no pigments under their fur, making them much more susceptible to sunburn and skin cancer, fur also helps them thermal regulate. I do not understand who in their right mind would do this. Maybe trim a dog. maybe. But don't shave it all clean off!
what clipper would you reccomend for shaving our great pyrenesse?
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too short dogs need fur can help cool if allowed to soak in water
Why are there so many thumbs up on this video????smh especially since all the comments are about how dumb it is to shave the undercoat?
Exactly!!!
Omg that dog was such a good boy
This is criminal. Unprofessionalism at its finest.
The beautiful fur 😩 whyyyyyyy
Beautiful dog
Idk... She's been grooming for 16 years & seems to love the dogs and her work. Pretty sure she'd recommend not doing a shave down if it would harm the dog. Sure hope so.
Our dog had to have steroid injections into his spine and they shaved his lower back / upper butt area. He's a border collie and the new hair that comes back is brownish. So believe me when I say a coat does change after shaving! You can't see it when you shave it all off I guess! :)
It doesn’t change. The hair follicle isn’t being removed, so it can’t change it. It looks darker because it’s a blunt tip where it was cut. Also, dog hair can lighten in the sun, just like people. Once the dogs hair grows out, it will eventually look lighter again.
This groomer just shaves every dog
As a Barber/Stylist of over 17 years we work with so many clients with ranges of preferences. Texture, Density Porosity, ... I can imagine with dogs as well.. You will always have customers that anticipates no satisfaction before they enter that door and yes they do keep coming back. Life, it's a box of chocolates, you never know what you're getting 🐶🍫🍒🍎🍊🍍🥥🥜🌰😁
Did the dog get bath/ wash after shaving done?
i don’t think it would be terrible to trim the fur with the clippers but i definitely recommend not to completely shave it off.
What clippers did you shave with ?
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I have a puppy who has extremely thick fur, the thickest fur & I was told by numerous dog owners that he needs to have his hair cut, it’s hot, I’m torturing him. So I didn’t shave down to the skin I just shaved down and the long unruly fur so it’s all even and puffy still. I also have been using a bent bristle brush to comb him every night. He spends all day panting hard so I felt bad. He still has a thick layer all around it’s just an inch shorter. Will this still hurt him?
What kind of clipper are you using?
What is the best shampoo for a poodle since they have hair?
I actually prefer when you record vs the live. It seems like a better video quality. Just my opinion though
Sara Good to know! We upload in 4K now maybe that’s why.
A was thinking on getting my dog shave she double coated too but would not get it that much have kust touch ups
He acted really good for you without no problems
Dont have a dog if you dont want hair on your clothes silly woman.
This hurts my heart
Well done, now he’s not got his undercoat.
Janae D hmm?
Janae D were you meaning grammar because that was quite a fail pal
Actually he still has an undercoat, and it will grow back thicker causing him to be hotter.
1:46........... Reverse cuts are safer than with the grain. Do some research on it. You'll be surprised what you learn. Also recommend trade shows so you can take some classes..
May I ask where you found that information? All of my research has led me to believe that reverse shaving can actually damage the arrector pilli muscle in a dog's follicle and can open the pores up to infection and create acne.
Its doubtful that this 'groomer' has had any education in the past 16 years.
Can plz tell me the name of this grooming machine? I need the name of the company and machine name.... Thankx
Anybody know what kind of dog that is my dog looks exactly like that but I’m not sure cause he was a stray
Groomer accidentally shaved my corgi once I cried my eyes out language barrier mobile groomer . I kept up with it my corgi loved it we didn't go that short again but she loved it she could run and play without all that weight .
I shaved my dog yesterday because he has mangy skin I gotta give him medicated baths for a couple of days😞 he's a pitbull labrador mix
I have a pit bull at the rescue I work at who had heart worm treatment last summer and still has the shaved spots on his back, looks like he was shaved yesterday.
So sorry, I have rescued baldies, they are still cute, if you want to solve the problem here is my tip, feed cooked or raw foods, make sure the omegas are where they need to be, kibble and illness are major problems to fur issues and disease, but the body loves to rebuild itself. I have rescued even old baldies, they got super hairy. Check out Dr Dobias, Dr Pitcairn and Dr Becker, all vets on youtube, websites and articles, plus they practiced in US and Canada.
Thank you but he is still at the rescue so feeding raw is not really an option.
The hair on most dogs grows back fast, kinda in the middle here cause I live in Florida and a lot of people shave their dogs and they’re not outside too much, mostly because of the fungus issue. Even with baths they get so hot that long thick hair retains moisture and is a hotbed for all things Florida.
How long does it take for hair to grow back ?!
Omg!! my dog has that same hair type and I always take her to get a small trim. I was wondering why everyone was upset.....until I saw her shave it all off 🙄 wth.
This hurts me so much omg
I had a dog that could have easily been that dog's twin...I had to do a double take! I never shaved mine down, but I didn't live in as hot a climate, and mine was spoiled rotten inside dog...so no need to shave. Just lots of brushing. so so so much brushing.
I'm happy with this comment section
And who the hell leaves the forearms not shaved
7 reverse?? Sounds really dangerous.
Nasty cut
Do I really need to “smash” the like button? Usually just pressing it works
I´m so sorry if I sound stupid, but can someone tell me why you should not shave double coated dog?
I’m certain that this groomer really does mean well. But she doesn’t understand that the reason the dogs undercoat is so incredibly thick is because of the way that she’s been grooming him. She’s causing this overly thick undercoat by repeatedly shaving it. That dog is getting zero airflow to his skin because of that. If he had been brushed regularly, rather than shaved, then the undercoat would be thin and airy. That’s what people mean when they say shaving ruins a double coat. Not necessarily the look of it but the FUNCTION of it.
Everyone is saying you cant shave a dog like this.
I have an american eskimo, recently rescued but shes matted in many many places and cutting wont do the job. Is shaving ok in this instance?
Mellon Collies Dog that is a question better answered by a verified professional, like the dog’s vet or a groomer that you are talking to face to face instead of the TH-cam comments section.
Can someone tell me is it good to shave my bichon frise?
Stanley - “What the heck?! I’m nude!”
Wow yeah we loving taking a dogs ability to self regulate away. Stop shaving double coated dogs!! Their hair helps them stay cool and warm during the seasons
This was what the pet parents wanted? Poor pupper!!
I need to cut my st Bernard's hair because my house is really small and her hair is causing troubles getting stuck in a lot of vents. ¿do you think that just cutting a little bit of his hair in order to make it shorter will damage her? I definitely not shaving her, but I need to do something.
Daily brushing! If you have a long coated dog, then brush them daily just as you brush your own hair, I assume.
breanna caitlin I have really short hair, so no, I don’t spend time brushing my hair. I appreciate your answer, but it’s not an answer to my actual question. I didn’t knew that this was going to be a problem when I decided to adopt my little friend (I know, I was a stupid for not considering that) but well, I took her out of the streets and gave her a warm and lovely place to live, so I assume that shaving her will not make me a monster. Have a nice day and thanks for your opinion.
This is heart breaking ... So sad you do this to dogs
Shaving the coat may not hurt the hair but there’s no need to shave it. It’s like that for a reason it keeps the dog cool it’s like insulation
Miss, I hope you are correct in your finding, a so-called groomer in Thornwood NY used a buzzer on my 6-year-old Corgi this past week shaving her butt down to the nubbins....I am absolutely livid!!! Only time will tell.......................????!!!!