Great video. This was my first time grooming. Followed the video and it was really pretty easy and now dont have to go to a groomer. I can give her the cut I want and dont have to worry about her not being groomed the way we like. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this video, any chance you can do an updated video so there is one more current. Would also love to see you do an Australian Doodle with curly hair. I have a beautiful Hawaii-Fido dog, Makana.
Help me understand why you don't clip the hair around the eyes? My Australian labradoodle is so much happier when she can see better that I keep it up inbetween grooms.
The problem with this video is that not all Labradoodles have the same texture of hair. Some are curly, some are straight, some have wiry fine hair. There is not enough uniformity yet to get a one size fits all trim.
An australian labradoodle is still inconsistent and may take the hair of the aussie, lab, or poodle. There is no standard and because they're a mix breed, they look different from dog to dog. If both of my parents have straight hair, but my great great grandpa had curly hair, I can still end up with curly hair.
Abby Wetmore in that case I’d love to see the breed standard. I’ve yet to see any “doodle” breed true. Point me to the dog shows where they’re shown if at all. I’m sorry but if they’re a real breed, they can also be registered FSS (foundation stock service) if they have a standard and the like. Or shown in the miscellaneous class AKC. Or UKC.
I have not seen 1 puppy from this breed with completely straight and not curly face hair. It's hard on owners to keep face hair at 3-4 in length when not all coats are like this one
It would have been nice to start the instructions with "having a clean blown dry and fluffed Labradoodle is key in the grooming process!" You can see the clipper being pushed at the bottom of the chest in this video. You should never push a clipper. Dog wasn't even brushed out. Giving people the idea that grooming is easy is what makes it hard for groomers to be taken seriously.
why oh why do you leave clients with the impression that doing a doodle is this easy. Twice this video has been sent to me by people who never do any maintenance at home and think that you just do this twice a year and its perfect.
I understand this video like - this gives you only an idea how to do it... you need to learn it by yourself... it takes us 2,5 hours with our goldendoodle Milou... see th-cam.com/video/ufiU_VvQcpY/w-d-xo.html - and this is only an idea what a doodle could look like, different styles, differend blades for body, legs and so on. Just to give you a clue, it'll take you a while util you feel secure to do it and until you'll be satisfied with the result ;-) Enjoy and be careful with your doodle!
You forgot to mention that these mixed breed mitts need thorough brushing to be able to do this clip successfully. That E comb won't go through any kind of knot let alone a mat! You also failed to mention that these coats need to be washed thoroughly and fully dry! You'll wreck your blade doing this hair cut on a dirty coat.I should also mention the way you trimmed that dogs ear was dangerous and cringeworthy and if I see you doing that again I'm confiscating those shears from you
S Valentin, I agree with you on almost Every point. 🙂 However... calling Labradoodles mutts is kind of insulting and implies that all the other AKC approved "breeds" Are NOT All Mutts and mixed breeds. 🤷🏻♀️🙂 There isn't 1 single "pure bred" ACK registered dog that didn't have more than 1 breed included in it's genetic make up, as it was being developed. Australian Labradoodles are developing a uniform look with each successful litter. The same as Any other AKC "breed" development. My boy is a stud dog, and ALL of his babies look Just Like Him and their dam. They've also had genetic testing for ALL the health problems of the parent breeds and good joint x-rays Before breeding. My boys babies are All Curly parti colored apricot and chocolate with white and he And his babies are Georgeous (though I may be a bit biased... lol). 😉 Also... Having been a former professional dog groomer for over 25 years, I'd like to add that a product called Cowboy Magic, and a special slicker brush made by Chris Christopherson (don't buy on Amazon! They break easily) helps Immensely with any tangles you suddenly find during the brush out, and with the comb through before the bath and hair cut. This video was interesting. But to cut the bangs so long makes for poor vision and eye problems/infections. We go on play dates once a week with over 30 other dogs at a Huge dog park thats close by. None of those doodles have confirmation problems, and None of them have long bangs that hang down like some kind of sheep dog. It just Isn't practical to keep the bangs that long.
@@mypetgiraffe4236 ever heard of evolution... Not quite the same as mixing breeds. As in, "I wonder what breed was bred to a wolf to make the first breed EVER!" Maybe a poodle was God's creation and came along to make a wolfadoodle!😶
I got to say good video but that is not a basic groom that is a full groom but unless u do this for a leaving like me u wouldn't know this this might be a short a quick video but but its not as easy and quick as this video makes it look I love what I do but I also have had ppl bring me there dogs after them trying to what all these video show and tail them to do and they come in all chopped up needing fixed because the owner didn't know any thing about cross cutting and made them so choppy and uneven then want a groomer to fix so all I ask is if u know nothing go to a groomer before chop your dog all up
If you find a groomer with a great reputation and they know what they are doing, please don't insult them by sending this video to them. All of the tips that were written out that came with the video along with the picture of the poor quality equipment... Let's just say it is obvious these people have little professional experience. We've been grooming poodle mixes for years. The only thing they are wanting are the bangs to be cut in a way that blocks the dogs vision and makes them prone to eye infection.
I have never owned a dog, but I want a labradoodle in the future, and this thought actually hit me. Not only this, but I also want my dog to be able to see, so why would anybody keep their dog's bangs this long?
I am wondering if anyone has problems with early spray/neuter. I am getting an Australian labradoodle puppy with hales lineage and the breeder stated he was under contract to have it done so early. I have done some research and have found mixed reviews but nothing concrete
I cannot find a 10 blade razor. is this a special clipper? My puppy is 7 months old andi do not want his hair cut really short. I would prefer his hair to be about 1-1/2" long
The #10 clipper blade is so common, both the Oster A5 and the Wahl KM cordless that I have came with them already installed. You also need to look at getting a set of combs that will attach to your clippers to set the length of hair/fur that you want.
Great video Heather, though I'm not brave enough to try grooming my Sophie (from your May 23, 2014 litter). One thing I don't like about having her groomed is that they blow dry out all of her wonderful fleece curls! Some day I'll give it a try.
Very simple fix. Tell your groomer you like the curls. After bath and blow dry they can spritz with water and scrunch. That will get the look you want in about 2 seconds.
It’s because by fluffing the coat you get a better even cut and it makes your groom last longer by helping with matting if the hair is straightened. This dog isn’t prepped meaning he hasn’t been washed, combed to the skin and fluffed out.
Heather, thanks so much for taking the time to make this video. Now my groomer will know exactly how I want Mochi to look like. I would never attempt this on my own. She would lose an eye. ;) Jennifer
Jennifer, ANY decent groomer can do a MUCH better groom that this quick hack job. Yes, as groomers we all know what Labradoodle owners want, and no, we don't need diagrams or 5 minute videos like this to teach us. Any good groomer will spend lots of time with the owner on that first visit asking exactly what specifics the owner wants that will fit THEIR dog's coat. And any decent groomer will also make sure to go over the coat with the owner still there to make sure the coat has no mats before they start the groom. Yes, it takes much more time and effort to do a great job on your dog. Find a great groomer who you can talk to and who will talk to you and it'll be the start of a beautiful friendship! :-)
Actually, I have yet to find a groomer who doesn't make my doodle look like a schnauzer or a poodle, so I've been doing all of his grooming for the last 4 years. Very few are willing to use scissors to leave 3 inch length. They all want to use clippers and make his hair way too short.
This is one of the best cuts I’ve seen yet! The groomer that used to do my Doodle always did it wrong! She even started cutting her eyelashes off! I do it myself now! I actually used to be a Vet Tech and groomer though. So it’s not a foreign concept.
Labadoodle is not a breed irs a mix aka mutt .there is no standard cut .the cut is whatever the parent wants. And I'd love to know how many untrained people have cut there dogs thinking anyone can do this..this is just a ticking time bomb and a vet visit after untrained people attempt this
It is unfortunate that people confuse this dog with the popular labradoodle they are familiar with. If it didnt have the word labradoodle in its name they wouldnt be so "smart" about what they say.
I am surprised by all of the groomer comments. I have great clients who are smart enough to learn to properly brush and comb their dogs with a little education. Also, there are many breeds that require a natural look. Good groomers are educated in these natural looking heads. The Labradoodle trim on the head is very similar to a PBGV head. It takes practice and retraining your eye to a natural look as opposed to a scissored look.
You have amazing clients then. No matter how many times I have to tell and showthe owner to brush thier dog properly it still comes back matted. And everytime they like to send a novel on how I cut the dog wrong last time and how to do it. Yet the.dog itatter again. I now have a 3.strike policy. Brush him or I'll no longer be your groomer.
So bad no prep shown, thinner shears over regular scissors would work better on this coat and for gods sakes clear it’s eyes so it can see to play. There’s no breed standard for these dogs because there’s no consistency in breeding
Good video but since it has titles about what the groomer is doing, it is not necessary, ever annoying, to hear it again from the presenter. Way too much time lost in talking and not in showing the cuts better.
Now I know where my client got his picture from. Ugh! Horrible! This is where the internet gets dangerous. Who started this Association? What grooming qualifications do they have? So you can just not only start your own random breed of dogs but now you can just start a random association, and people will think "oh they must know...they must be a real authority." Do your RESEARCH people please!!!!
A whole 40 years is nothing when it comes to dog breeding, honestly. I mean that's all in one lifetime... Not to mention that it's not even an actual breed and has no standard because it's still just two breeds mixed, too inconsistent. A doodle is a doodle. Still just a mutt.
@@crazycanecorsolady I didn't say it was. I just said that there is a difference... And in the "Australian labradoodle community" they have a standard cut. I'm not suggesting everyone should go out and get a "designer dog" there are WAY TO MANY dogs that need homes. But let's not pretend that humans haven't created EVERY specific breed. All dogs started from wolves and thru domestication and select breeding different types of dog breeds were formed. It's not like God created Bulldogs or Poodles specifically- that was human intervention.
Can you tell me please how a French bull dog or a chihuahua cane from a wolf? Lol. Or why we don’t see these weird wolves evolving into chihuahuas today? Lol
this video is making the rounds at professional grooming salons in arizona and it is a JOKE. The cut is crooked, the hair is never that easy to go thru with such a long blade. Just so you know the PROFFESSIONALS are horrified by the treatment of the dog. (rough groomer, bad angle of the clippers etc etc. Just stop telling people this is the breed norm. It makes our jobs so much harder
That dog will be so sore around it’s backside ! Clipping so close to the anus is so wrong !! It will nibble scratch make itself really sore , you try see how itchy it can be your just doing this to pump more designer dogs that have the heridatary problems of both breeds mixed up with no health testing
well, if a groomer is going to yank on my dogs head the way that woman was, no thanks. I`ll just shave him myself and not worry about what he looks like. This video totally put me off their association. The groomer, paired with Heathers lack of enthusiasm and her ill fitting shirt... 3 unprofessional strikes. No thanks.
She is wearing a smock...usually over a tshirt or tank top.... it repels the hair...and try grooming without any holding of the dog! Geez....do some research before you blab nonsense
PLEASE include the information that the dog MUST be clean, thoroughly brushed AND combed down to the skin for these clipper combs to work.
Great video. This was my first time grooming. Followed the video and it was really pretty easy and now dont have to go to a groomer. I can give her the cut I want and dont have to worry about her not being groomed the way we like. Thank you so much.
Why not a 30 blade under the E comb? 30 blade seems to work so much better
Thank you for this video, any chance you can do an updated video so there is one more current. Would also love to see you do an Australian Doodle with curly hair. I have a beautiful Hawaii-Fido dog, Makana.
Help me understand why you don't clip the hair around the eyes? My Australian labradoodle is so much happier when she can see better that I keep it up inbetween grooms.
Thanks for sharing!
Me encanto!!!! Graciasss
The problem with this video is that not all Labradoodles have the same texture of hair. Some are curly, some are straight, some have wiry fine hair. There is not enough uniformity yet to get a one size fits all trim.
An Australian labradoodle is different than a normal labradoodle
An australian labradoodle is still inconsistent and may take the hair of the aussie, lab, or poodle. There is no standard and because they're a mix breed, they look different from dog to dog. If both of my parents have straight hair, but my great great grandpa had curly hair, I can still end up with curly hair.
Abby Wetmore in that case I’d love to see the breed standard. I’ve yet to see any “doodle” breed true. Point me to the dog shows where they’re shown if at all. I’m sorry but if they’re a real breed, they can also be registered FSS (foundation stock service) if they have a standard and the like. Or shown in the miscellaneous class AKC. Or UKC.
Exsacly there all different because there mutts mixed breed so you never no what your gonna get! 🤦🏼♀️🤷♀️
@@abbywetmore8141 youre a moron. ALL DOODLES ARE MIXED.
I have not seen 1 puppy from this breed with completely straight and not curly face hair. It's hard on owners to keep face hair at 3-4 in length when not all coats are like this one
It would have been nice to start the instructions with "having a clean blown dry and fluffed Labradoodle is key in the grooming process!" You can see the clipper being pushed at the bottom of the chest in this video. You should never push a clipper. Dog wasn't even brushed out. Giving people the idea that grooming is easy is what makes it hard for groomers to be taken seriously.
Karen
Stating the truth doesn't make you a Karen...
why oh why do you leave clients with the impression that doing a doodle is this easy. Twice this video has been sent to me by people who never do any maintenance at home and think that you just do this twice a year and its perfect.
I feel your pain
I understand this video like - this gives you only an idea how to do it... you need to learn it by yourself... it takes us 2,5 hours with our goldendoodle Milou... see th-cam.com/video/ufiU_VvQcpY/w-d-xo.html - and this is only an idea what a doodle could look like, different styles, differend blades for body, legs and so on. Just to give you a clue, it'll take you a while util you feel secure to do it and until you'll be satisfied with the result ;-) Enjoy and be careful with your doodle!
Right? SMFH 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Wow!! You picked the perfect dog...he didn't move an inch😘
What about a wool coated labradoodle?
zijn er geen thuis knippers ?
What model of clipper does this groomer use? My Andis clippers don't cut my dog's fur this smoothly!
did you bath and dry it first?
Dog has to be washed, fully combed and fluff dried
You forgot to mention that these mixed breed mitts need thorough brushing to be able to do this clip successfully. That E comb won't go through any kind of knot let alone a mat! You also failed to mention that these coats need to be washed thoroughly and fully dry! You'll wreck your blade doing this hair cut on a dirty coat.I should also mention the way you trimmed that dogs ear was dangerous and cringeworthy and if I see you doing that again I'm confiscating those shears from you
S Valentin,
I agree with you on almost Every point. 🙂
However... calling Labradoodles mutts is kind of insulting and implies that all the other AKC approved "breeds" Are NOT All Mutts and mixed breeds.
🤷🏻♀️🙂
There isn't 1 single "pure bred" ACK registered dog that didn't have more than 1 breed included in it's genetic make up, as it was being developed.
Australian Labradoodles are developing a uniform look with each successful litter. The same as Any other AKC "breed" development.
My boy is a stud dog, and ALL of his babies look Just Like Him and their dam.
They've also had genetic testing for ALL the health problems of the parent breeds and good joint x-rays Before breeding.
My boys babies are All Curly parti colored apricot and chocolate with white and he And his babies are Georgeous (though I may be a bit biased... lol). 😉
Also...
Having been a former professional dog groomer for over 25 years, I'd like to add that a product called Cowboy Magic, and a special slicker brush made by Chris Christopherson (don't buy on Amazon! They break easily) helps Immensely with any tangles you suddenly find during the brush out, and with the comb through before the bath and hair cut.
This video was interesting. But to cut the bangs so long makes for poor vision and eye problems/infections.
We go on play dates once a week with over 30 other dogs at a Huge dog park thats close by. None of those doodles have confirmation problems, and None of them have long bangs that hang down like some kind of sheep dog.
It just Isn't practical to keep the bangs that long.
Thank you!!! I had a customer come in and I about flipped out when he showed me this video
@@mypetgiraffe4236 ever heard of evolution...
Not quite the same as mixing breeds.
As in, "I wonder what breed was bred to a wolf to make the first breed EVER!"
Maybe a poodle was God's creation and came along to make a wolfadoodle!😶
Really amazing video thank you so much
Are you kidding me with this? The dog can't fucking see with all that hair in its eyes! Who would do that to their dog?
what about people who never ever ever brush or comb their dog??
you should never not comb your dog. Do it at least once a week.
Aimee Twyford they should get a hairless
I got to say good video but that is not a basic groom that is a full groom but unless u do this for a leaving like me u wouldn't know this this might be a short a quick video but but its not as easy and quick as this video makes it look I love what I do but I also have had ppl bring me there dogs after them trying to what all these video show and tail them to do and they come in all chopped up needing fixed because the owner didn't know any thing about cross cutting and made them so choppy and uneven then want a groomer to fix so all I ask is if u know nothing go to a groomer before chop your dog all up
Periods are free - use them!
Excellent video! Thank you for the time and energy you put into putting this together. This is a very helpful video!
This video doesn't show, brushing, combing, or proper bathing and drying. Also nearly zero dogs stand this well.
thanks heather, good job!
If you find a groomer with a great reputation and they know what they are doing, please don't insult them by sending this video to them. All of the tips that were written out that came with the video along with the picture of the poor quality equipment... Let's just say it is obvious these people have little professional experience. We've been grooming poodle mixes for years. The only thing they are wanting are the bangs to be cut in a way that blocks the dogs vision and makes them prone to eye infection.
I have never owned a dog, but I want a labradoodle in the future, and this thought actually hit me. Not only this, but I also want my dog to be able to see, so why would anybody keep their dog's bangs this long?
@@CelesteTM98 because they think its cute
This is so excellent Heather!
What breed of dog is this?
A mutt
Lawdhammercy.
I am wondering if anyone has problems with early spray/neuter. I am getting an Australian labradoodle puppy with hales lineage and the breeder stated he was under contract to have it done so early. I have done some research and have found mixed reviews but nothing concrete
I cannot find a 10 blade razor. is this a special clipper? My puppy is 7 months old andi do not want his hair cut really short. I would prefer his hair to be about 1-1/2" long
The #10 clipper blade is so common, both the Oster A5 and the Wahl KM cordless that I have came with them already installed. You also need to look at getting a set of combs that will attach to your clippers to set the length of hair/fur that you want.
good+
Great video Heather, though I'm not brave enough to try grooming my Sophie (from your May 23, 2014 litter). One thing I don't like about having her groomed is that they blow dry out all of her wonderful fleece curls! Some day I'll give it a try.
Very simple fix. Tell your groomer you like the curls. After bath and blow dry they can spritz with water and scrunch. That will get the look you want in about 2 seconds.
It’s because by fluffing the coat you get a better even cut and it makes your groom last longer by helping with matting if the hair is straightened. This dog isn’t prepped meaning he hasn’t been washed, combed to the skin and fluffed out.
Great video Heather! Thank-you for putting this together. Our doodles thank-you too :-)
я русский! !!
Heather, thanks so much for taking the time to make this video. Now my groomer will know exactly how I want Mochi to look like. I would never attempt this on my own. She would lose an eye. ;) Jennifer
Jennifer, ANY decent groomer can do a MUCH better groom that this quick hack job. Yes, as groomers we all know what Labradoodle owners want, and no, we don't need diagrams or 5 minute videos like this to teach us. Any good groomer will spend lots of time with the owner on that first visit asking exactly what specifics the owner wants that will fit THEIR dog's coat. And any decent groomer will also make sure to go over the coat with the owner still there to make sure the coat has no mats before they start the groom. Yes, it takes much more time and effort to do a great job on your dog. Find a great groomer who you can talk to and who will talk to you and it'll be the start of a beautiful friendship! :-)
I'd fire you as a client if you sent me this garbage.
Actually, I have yet to find a groomer who doesn't make my doodle look like a schnauzer or a poodle, so I've been doing all of his grooming for the last 4 years. Very few are willing to use scissors to leave 3 inch length. They all want to use clippers and make his hair way too short.
@@d0pesick Right? LMFAO 👍😂🤣😁
If you don't want it to look like a poodle, don't get a poodle mix.
I love labradoodles
This is one of the best cuts I’ve seen yet! The groomer that used to do my Doodle always did it wrong! She even started cutting her eyelashes off! I do it myself now! I actually used to be a Vet Tech and groomer though. So it’s not a foreign concept.
So there's a real groom for a mutt????
Bit zealous with that comb eh?
Great tips, Heather!
Labadoodle is not a breed irs a mix aka mutt .there is no standard cut .the cut is whatever the parent wants. And I'd love to know how many untrained people have cut there dogs thinking anyone can do this..this is just a ticking time bomb and a vet visit after untrained people attempt this
Calling them a mutt is a bit harsh kindness isn’t hard to practice you will become a better person
You didnt mention theres 3 coat types,straight,curly and wavy
Nah too hard. I will stick to the expensive groomer.
It is unfortunate that people confuse this dog with the popular labradoodle they are familiar with. If it didnt have the word labradoodle in its name they wouldnt be so "smart" about what they say.
I'm sorry but this is a joke. Please go spend the money and go to a professional before someone's dog looses an ear.
I am surprised by all of the groomer comments. I have great clients who are smart enough to learn to properly brush and comb their dogs with a little education. Also, there are many breeds that require a natural look. Good groomers are educated in these natural looking heads. The Labradoodle trim on the head is very similar to a PBGV head. It takes practice and retraining your eye to a natural look as opposed to a scissored look.
You have amazing clients then. No matter how many times I have to tell and showthe owner to brush thier dog properly it still comes back matted. And everytime they like to send a novel on how I cut the dog wrong last time and how to do it. Yet the.dog itatter again.
I now have a 3.strike policy. Brush him or I'll no longer be your groomer.
I groom many of these dogs she breeds they are crazy . Anxiety filled, aggressive, spastic.
To fast.
So bad no prep shown, thinner shears over regular scissors would work better on this coat and for gods sakes clear it’s eyes so it can see to play. There’s no breed standard for these dogs because there’s no consistency in breeding
That dog isn’t even clean or dry properly. You just damaging your tolls by doing that
ZERO mention of prep or daily brushing.
Vocalicspoon that should be common sense.
@@feliciaabernethy-lloyd2704 ya you would think 🤷♀️ but almost ever doodle I groom is badly matted so ya seems doodle owner's lake common sence 🤷♀️
Good video but since it has titles about what the groomer is doing, it is not necessary, ever annoying, to hear it again from the presenter. Way too much time lost in talking and not in showing the cuts better.
What the hell is this haircut
Now I know where my client got his picture from. Ugh! Horrible! This is where the internet gets dangerous. Who started this Association? What grooming qualifications do they have? So you can just not only start your own random breed of dogs but now you can just start a random association, and people will think "oh they must know...they must be a real authority." Do your RESEARCH people please!!!!
Actually Australian labradoodle's have been breed for 40 yrs. There is a difference in a labradoodle and an Australian labradoodle...
A whole 40 years is nothing when it comes to dog breeding, honestly. I mean that's all in one lifetime... Not to mention that it's not even an actual breed and has no standard because it's still just two breeds mixed, too inconsistent. A doodle is a doodle. Still just a mutt.
@@crazycanecorsolady I didn't say it was. I just said that there is a difference... And in the "Australian labradoodle community" they have a standard cut.
I'm not suggesting everyone should go out and get a "designer dog" there are WAY TO MANY dogs that need homes. But let's not pretend that humans haven't created EVERY specific breed. All dogs started from wolves and thru domestication and select breeding different types of dog breeds were formed. It's not like God created Bulldogs or Poodles specifically- that was human intervention.
Can you tell me please how a French bull dog or a chihuahua cane from a wolf? Lol. Or why we don’t see these weird wolves evolving into chihuahuas today? Lol
@@harrispowers3794 all domestic dogs evolved from wolves.
this video is making the rounds at professional grooming salons in arizona and it is a JOKE. The cut is crooked, the hair is never that easy to go thru with such a long blade. Just so you know the PROFFESSIONALS are horrified by the treatment of the dog. (rough groomer, bad angle of the clippers etc etc. Just stop telling people this is the breed norm. It makes our jobs so much harder
That dog will be so sore around it’s backside ! Clipping so close to the anus is so wrong !! It will nibble scratch make itself really sore , you try see how itchy it can be your just doing this to pump more designer dogs that have the heridatary problems of both breeds mixed up with no health testing
Everything about this video is so wrong
well, if a groomer is going to yank on my dogs head the way that woman was, no thanks. I`ll just shave him myself and not worry about what he looks like. This video totally put me off their association. The groomer, paired with Heathers lack of enthusiasm and her ill fitting shirt... 3 unprofessional strikes. No thanks.
Genevieve Picardo i guess she prefers her dog to get snipped when it moves around....smh.
She is wearing a smock...usually over a tshirt or tank top.... it repels the hair...and try grooming without any holding of the dog! Geez....do some research before you blab nonsense
Video is useless better ones out there
Unfortunately the sections were TOOOOOOO short. This is NOT an instructional video.
What a joke.
Shame to shave that beautiful coat!!!
that's not a shave. When an attachment is added, it therefore is no longer a shave.
😂 the ignorance is strong in these comments!!!
Bit zealous with that comb eh?