Branching Balance that’s true. I ended up doing the grooming and it took about 3 hours for washing, shaving, clipping his nails and cleaning out his ears. But honestly i think i might continue doing it myself with the help of a little sedation pills lol
It comes with time, my dogs used to bite and wiggle, trying to escape 🙈 but eventually they got used to it and stopped resisting ☺️ having treats handy really helps the process 😉
I recommend shield K9 or McCann dogs or Zak George (they all use the same technique but show it in different ways so it makes it easier to understand)❤️
There are pads you can buy for the bathroom to put peanut butter on it while grooming your dog. The peanut butter helps keep them distracted and easier to groom
Excellent instructions with the use of arrows to indicate the direction of cutting. This will be an outside job for me, if I used the kitchen, my wife would use those sheers on me!
I'm a groomer of 10+ years & do weekly grooming videos on TH-cam. (I try to give positive criticism). Grooming is expensive & not easy to do at home, you have wonderful dog(s) to do this on! I tell everyone: Dry the dog 100% completely-- then use a de-shed/undercoat rake before shaving. Both drying & brushing will help guide a trimmer/clipper easier through their hair. I do use your "pinching" technique daily--but only when hair is completely DRY. When clipping through wet/damp hair, Clipper & Blade may get gunked up with wet hair. Touch ups can be seen quicker when the dog is fully dry. Great dog to show on video!
@@nubiaavalos8430 I got the notification- and don't want to step on any toes. As this is not my channel. Let me know if this question is to myself or that channel
@@nubiaavalos8430 It is all your choice, it's what works best for you and the dog. Cut before wash will help on dry time, but after drying it will show hair that wasn't clean enough to be cut, so you have to go over it again. For Golden retrievers, I recommend to wash, dry 120% then cut. Hope it helps =)
Pro tip: Golden Retrievers should never be shaved, even with a guard, unless there is a medical necessity for shaving. Goldens have a double down coat. The under layer keeps them insulated from heat and cold, the outer layer is longer and tougher and is water resistant. Therefore, their fur should never be shaved. Ever. Especially right before Winter. Also, you should never use clippers on wet fur. It causes hot spots, pulling and pinching. All grooming should be be done before the bathe and once the dog is COMPLETELY dry clean up any rough looking areas.
Thank you for your feedback. However, this is not a golden retriever but a golden doodle. His hair is very similar to a poodle and our vet didn't have any issues with his haircut, I made sure I checked since he's got a mixed heritage. Thank you for interesting information and explanations tho! Knowledge sharing is always welcome here 🐕 🐩
Our vet also thinks it’s completely fine because our dogs are inside dogs. In theory, yes they need their double down. However dogs have been kept inside longer and longer and their shedding patterns no longer match the weather or season since we have heating and air conditioning! Lol I love this video, it’s super helpful and informative ☺️
I liked. In Quarantine and need to trim my dogs. My only issue is with trimming them while the hair is wet, seems to pull on the skin a lot more. Perhaps dry first?
I think it depends on how thick/thin your dog's hair is + its breed etc.. For my dogs I give them a good wipe with a towel so that hair is only about 75% wet 🐕
I can here due to the Coronavirus lock down which forced my regular groomer to close but when she reopened, she stopped grooming large dogs. Mine is a lab/retriever/border collie mix at 56 pounds. This was so very helpful! So informative. I feel like I can actually do this now. Plus, my dog would literally go into shaking fits and cry and cry to get groomed and this takes the stress off of him now. Thanks so much!
I'm about to groom my dog with help for the first time in a while, and hopefully after I desensitize him to the tools, I can use these techniques! Thank you!
You explain very well and I am very grateful for the video, I started from scratch to cut my dog and some excellent and very fast internet courses that helped me a lot, thanks to those classes and watching videos of you and others I was able to start my business and I is giving very good results !!! great video and hits
Wow you did a great job here. I just dont understand why would work on him with wet fur. That's my only thing. I have a Goldendor Golden + Lab Mix and he inhered both fur type for his parents. This video has taught me a thing or two about grooming this breed.
been trimming our portugese waterdog for a couple years now (time flies) but she still always looks like a pack of rats chewed the fur off for a few days after the trim. figured watching a few vids on how to actually use the trimmer might help. this was very clear and informative! trimming her on the table instead of the floor alone will probably make a great difference (for my back if not her looks)
The professional groomer I use for my dogs says that they never wash the dogs before the brush them. She says that you should always use the dematting and detangler tools first. The brush the entire dog. Then bathed then dry. Then cut clippers and if there are still some matted areas that the clippers won’t pass through, you can use scissors. Then clippers.
very true, if your dog's hair gets tangled you don't want to pull on the tangle. My dogs' hair never tangles. Go off your individual dog needs, they are all different
Awe!! He is such a good boy!! 😊🥰 Great video. I like the diagrams with the direction of the cuts. Would’ve liked to know what number you used on each part of the body. I’m going to try this on my dog. I was going about it all wrong. 🤦🏼♀️ My poor girl looks uh…. Not very good. 😒 But the shorter fur is so much easier to find ticks on her!!! I just found 13 ticks on myself today and I wasn’t even the one laying in the grass all day!! So I’m excited about this for the summer. She’s older now and my late dog seemed so much happier when I shaved her toward the end of her life. So it’s time to shave my girl following your video and see how it goes. Thank you for this video. 😀🐾
Thank you! :) I am not sure how well hair grows back after a short haircut like this one on ALL breeds, but on poodle mixes it grows back within 2-3 months
My doodle loves me cutting his hair. When I turn the clippers on, he comes running BUT he hates getting his nails clipped or drilled down, he hates it and fights me!
Since my dogs are a mix of poodle+golden+great Pyrenees I wasn't sure what's appropriate, so I have consulted with my vet. He said for my dogs's coats it is fine. So if in doubt - consult a professional 🐕 🐩
What a sweet gang! Lady, baby, doggie🥰 I really enjoyed this video and you really did a great job. And your doggie was so good through the whole thing! What a sweetie pie🥰
Thank you! This is the best video I certainly found. Is it better to trim them wet (damp) or dry? I use to get my 2 trimmed for the summer on recommendation of my vet to control hot spots. They spent a lot of time in the water.
Looks just like our goldendoodle, definitely more of the retriever gene, does he shed a lot? Our house is covered in hair, I have to hoover twice a day
Yes, more of the retriever there but shedding isn't bad at all! If I cut their hair short (like in my video), no hair at all for a few months. If I keep it growing long, then my saving grace is my neato robot vac daily + using a de-shedding brush once a month
🤦🏻♀️ oops. I should've watched this video before I tried grooming my dog for the very first time. Now she has to live with her bad haircut for a while.
First time I tried to cut my dog's hair I have really messed up and was horrified that he will look silly for a long time but it literally took a week or so and his hair naturally evened out 😊
Well it looks easy but my dog won't keep still even when I brush her hair.But am definitely going to give her a haircut.She needs it real bad.Or should I say, she needs it real 👍 good.Thanx !!!
Can you please tell me where you got your dog? I want a golden doodle just like this that looks like a golden retriever, but am having a lot of trouble finding them. Thank you!!!!!!!!
You make it look sooo simple.. My dog wouldn't let me be that rough mostly around butt area. Please give advice on calming a dog while cutting next time. Thank you
My dog used to bite me when he was a puppy but I was persistent, calm, and gave him loads of treats throughout the entire process. Eventually got used to it and was perfectly fine with the entire procedure 😊 hope all works out for your pup too! Good luck!
Great video! Quarantine got me DIY as well... one question though, what about the tail? I see that on yours, you choose to keep it as is but would u use clippers or scissors on it? And how do I not end up with it looking like a pool-noodlee?
Haha good question😊 and thanks for watching! I use scissors if I feel like the tail is way too bushy. I cut short right near the bum. The rest I leave as is
This is amazing im going to groom my 2 tomorrow!!😍 does this method work with cavaliers? Also do you have a tutorial on how to clip claws? That's the bit I'm worried about :/
I only used this method on golden doodles but I think I can do the same on my Brittany, except that I won't be cutting hair on back and head. Sorry no claws, my least favourite part too ))
I want to start cutting my dogs hair; my question is for thick haired dog (she's small) would it be ok to start with a higher sized attachment to eliminate the thick coarse area then work down to a number one?
Personally I only use attachment 1, just because I feel that it’s quicker that way. Plus I want their hair very short. The red dog in my video, Hunter, he got thick top coat and 1 under coat and it’s pretty easy to cut it. My blonde one, Stella, she got a very thick top coat and several layers of undercoat. So it takes much longer, going over and over the same spot 🙂 basically the more under coats dog has - the longer it will take
I don't have any experience with cutting snout hair but when I want to trim my dogs' tails, I use scissors. I have two types, regular scissors for hair cuts (very sharp) and scissors that look like two combs (to even out straight lines). Hope this helps! 🙂
I just wouldn't had put the dog on my kitchen table and cut his fur in the kitchen where I eat, that's why I do not eat from everyone 😁, but other than that she did an awesome job.
Yes, I leave it damp because otherwise it flies all over the place but I guess it depends on the breed. I heard that professional dog groomers always dry it completely before cutting
Why buy a Golden if all you really wanted was a Labrador.., these poor beasts coat is butchered. They are double coated dogs for a reason.... To orotec from cold and heat plus other issues.... Terrible!!!!!!!
This is a Golden doodle - a mix of golden and poodle, their coats are to be shaped as per breeder instructions ❤️❤️❤️ golden retrievers are beautiful dogs just as they are, completely agree
This damn quarantine got me learning to groom my dog.
I feel ya... this video might be 15 minutes long but the reality lasts good 2 hours 😬
Branching Balance that’s true. I ended up doing the grooming and it took about 3 hours for washing, shaving, clipping his nails and cleaning out his ears. But honestly i think i might continue doing it myself with the help of a little sedation pills lol
Lol me too, I'm still a little nervous about. My dogs are large dogs too.
Exactly what im doing right now ahaha
That’s why I’m here
And that is how simple you turn your Golden into a Lab 😄 tadahhh!
hehe thats right! 😜
Lol! I have a golden that I have it shaved all the time, people always believe he is a lab haha
Wait so what happens wnen I groom my lab 😭
Please can you make a tutorial on how to get your dog to behave and stand like a good boy for more than 5 minutes thanks
It comes with time, my dogs used to bite and wiggle, trying to escape 🙈 but eventually they got used to it and stopped resisting ☺️ having treats handy really helps the process 😉
I recommend shield K9 or McCann dogs or Zak George (they all use the same technique but show it in different ways so it makes it easier to understand)❤️
A little whiskey. For me and the dog.
There are pads you can buy for the bathroom to put peanut butter on it while grooming your dog. The peanut butter helps keep them distracted and easier to groom
You teach them how
Excellent instructions with the use of arrows to indicate the direction of cutting. This will be an outside job for me, if I used the kitchen, my wife would use those sheers on me!
Haha that's so funny, lucky me that I am the wife 😅
Your dog is such a good boy ! You did an amazing job ❤️
Awe thank you so much! 🥰 ❤️
This is one of the BEST video presentations ever thank you very much and your baby is so handsome thank you again and your family
Thank you and thanks for watching! ☺️ You are so sweet! 🧡🐕🌻
Today, I shaved my face, then my head then my dog. We both are very happy!! Thank you for your post. ❤️
Haha thanks for watching ☺️
I'm a groomer of 10+ years & do weekly grooming videos on TH-cam. (I try to give positive criticism). Grooming is expensive & not easy to do at home, you have wonderful dog(s) to do this on! I tell everyone: Dry the dog 100% completely-- then use a de-shed/undercoat rake before shaving. Both drying & brushing will help guide a trimmer/clipper easier through their hair. I do use your "pinching" technique daily--but only when hair is completely DRY. When clipping through wet/damp hair, Clipper & Blade may get gunked up with wet hair. Touch ups can be seen quicker when the dog is fully dry. Great dog to show on video!
Thank you so much for the feedback! I appreciate it ☺️❤️
Why not cut before washing? Wouldn't that make it easier? Just curious as I've never groomed my dogs myself.
@@nubiaavalos8430 I got the notification- and don't want to step on any toes. As this is not my channel. Let me know if this question is to myself or that channel
Branching Balance I want to know too
@@nubiaavalos8430 It is all your choice, it's what works best for you and the dog. Cut before wash will help on dry time, but after drying it will show hair that wasn't clean enough to be cut, so you have to go over it again. For Golden retrievers, I recommend to wash, dry 120% then cut. Hope it helps =)
Now we are in quarantine, I need to learn how to clip my dog🤣
that's why I'm watching this too :P
Hahaha same😂
Same 🤣
Same lol
Thank for watching guys ❤️🐕
Pro tip: Golden Retrievers should never be shaved, even with a guard, unless there is a medical necessity for shaving. Goldens have a double down coat. The under layer keeps them insulated from heat and cold, the outer layer is longer and tougher and is water resistant. Therefore, their fur should never be shaved. Ever. Especially right before Winter. Also, you should never use clippers on wet fur. It causes hot spots, pulling and pinching. All grooming should be be done before the bathe and once the dog is COMPLETELY dry clean up any rough looking areas.
Thank you for your feedback. However, this is not a golden retriever but a golden doodle. His hair is very similar to a poodle and our vet didn't have any issues with his haircut, I made sure I checked since he's got a mixed heritage. Thank you for interesting information and explanations tho! Knowledge sharing is always welcome here 🐕 🐩
Our vet also thinks it’s completely fine because our dogs are inside dogs. In theory, yes they need their double down. However dogs have been kept inside longer and longer and their shedding patterns no longer match the weather or season since we have heating and air conditioning! Lol I love this video, it’s super helpful and informative ☺️
It's not a golden retriever if you actually look at the dog correctly! Good pro tip tho!
I liked. In Quarantine and need to trim my dogs. My only issue is with trimming them while the hair is wet, seems to pull on the skin a lot more. Perhaps dry first?
I think it depends on how thick/thin your dog's hair is + its breed etc.. For my dogs I give them a good wipe with a towel so that hair is only about 75% wet 🐕
Thanks for this video it really did help me cut my dog's fur properly. All the pictures on which direction to cut the dogs hair in are super helpful 👌
Glad it was helpful! :)
I love it and can’t wait to try this on all 4 of my fur babies 💕 Thanks, for sharing!
I can here due to the Coronavirus lock down which forced my regular groomer to close but when she reopened, she stopped grooming large dogs. Mine is a lab/retriever/border collie mix at 56 pounds. This was so very helpful! So informative. I feel like I can actually do this now. Plus, my dog would literally go into shaking fits and cry and cry to get groomed and this takes the stress off of him now. Thanks so much!
Knowing that this video is helping other dog owners makes my heart happy, thank you ❤️
Wow what an amazing dog , so well behaved , mine not so , but going to give it a good try 🐾! Brilliant tutorial xx
Thank you so much and thanks for watching! 😊🐕
You should try giving them treats 👍
I'm about to groom my dog with help for the first time in a while, and hopefully after I desensitize him to the tools, I can use these techniques!
Thank you!
Best of luck luck! 😊
You explain very well and I am very grateful for the video, I started from scratch to cut my dog and some excellent and very fast internet courses that helped me a lot, thanks to those classes and watching videos of you and others I was able to start my business and I is giving very good results !!! great video and hits
Glad it helped!
Very excellent, detailed video!! AND....what a great dog! What a cute son you have. Wishing you all the best.
Thank you very much! :D
Such a good dog. He stood there and took it like a good boy. He has done this more than few times from the look on his face.
that was really helpful i just hope my dog is that good. going to give it a try i'll get back to you to let you know how it turned out.
Good boy!!! He was so well behaved🥰 and this was very helpful thanks😌
Your dog is so well behaved!
That is a really good dog. My dog would not sit that patiently 😂🤗❤️
Wow you did a great job here. I just dont understand why would work on him with wet fur. That's my only thing. I have a Goldendor Golden + Lab Mix and he inhered both fur type for his parents. This video has taught me a thing or two about grooming this breed.
For me personally it's easier when fur is damp, otherwise it flies everywhere
been trimming our portugese waterdog for a couple years now (time flies) but she still always looks like a pack of rats chewed the fur off for a few days after the trim. figured watching a few vids on how to actually use the trimmer might help. this was very clear and informative! trimming her on the table instead of the floor alone will probably make a great difference (for my back if not her looks)
such a sweet dog . wonderful owner !! thank you for sharing
Thank you for kind words ☺️ and thanks for watching! 🐕🌞
Excellent tutorial. Thank you and congratulations on a super well behaved dog. Darling little boy too!
Thank you very much! :)
I just bought a clipper and your video is soo good! I'm gonna try it today with my dog! Thanks for sharing!
thank you so much! ❤️ and good luck with you pup!
Excellent video, very thorough and informative, absolutely LOVE it!!!!! I learned a lot, thank you so much!!!!
The professional groomer I use for my dogs says that they never wash the dogs before the brush them. She says that you should always use the dematting and detangler tools first. The brush the entire dog. Then bathed then dry. Then cut clippers and if there are still some matted areas that the clippers won’t pass through, you can use scissors. Then clippers.
very true, if your dog's hair gets tangled you don't want to pull on the tangle. My dogs' hair never tangles. Go off your individual dog needs, they are all different
You have a lovely dog he dont move at all he so sweet
thank you and thanks for watching! ☺️ he's sure a good boy! 🥰
I am going to try on my doggie.
Will update.
Awe!! He is such a good boy!! 😊🥰
Great video. I like the diagrams with the direction of the cuts. Would’ve liked to know what number you used on each part of the body.
I’m going to try this on my dog. I was going about it all wrong. 🤦🏼♀️ My poor girl looks uh…. Not very good. 😒
But the shorter fur is so much easier to find ticks on her!!! I just found 13 ticks on myself today and I wasn’t even the one laying in the grass all day!! So I’m excited about this for the summer. She’s older now and my late dog seemed so much happier when I shaved her toward the end of her life. So it’s time to shave my girl following your video and see how it goes. Thank you for this video. 😀🐾
I thought thought dog was a really big cocker spaniel. Lol
my dog didnt end up so evenly peeled... but thanks! helped a lot!
great video. gonna try it on my dog.
Thank you so much! You made it so easy to understand, love the pictures!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching!
Wow imma give it a shot
Your guest and the dogs were all so cute!! Btw, I had a question. Will the hair grow back again after shaving??
Thank you! :) I am not sure how well hair grows back after a short haircut like this one on ALL breeds, but on poodle mixes it grows back within 2-3 months
Look fun and easy I’m will try for my best friend. Thank you
Good luck ☺️ and thanks for watching! 🐕
My doodle loves me cutting his hair. When I turn the clippers on, he comes running BUT he hates getting his nails clipped or drilled down, he hates it and fights me!
What clip on blades did you use . Also , what number blade was on the clippers. I have a golden cocker.
This lady’s dogs are soo well behaved. Wouldn’t work for my four.
If your dog has a natural double coat it is actually bad to shave them,makes it harder for them to regulate there heat.
Since my dogs are a mix of poodle+golden+great Pyrenees I wasn't sure what's appropriate, so I have consulted with my vet. He said for my dogs's coats it is fine. So if in doubt - consult a professional 🐕 🐩
Nice
What a sweet gang!
Lady, baby, doggie🥰
I really enjoyed this video and you really did a great job. And your doggie was so good through the whole thing!
What a sweetie pie🥰
Awe thank you so much for the kind words! 😊😊
What size of blade did you use for each section? Thanks 😊
Thank you! This is the best video I certainly found. Is it better to trim them wet (damp) or dry? I use to get my 2 trimmed for the summer on recommendation of my vet to control hot spots. They spent a lot of time in the water.
I prefer trimming when wet but I did hear from other people that it should be done dry
If you trim them while they're wet then it dulls the blades and you dont get as good of a finish
Awesome job! Looks soooo great and cute!🐶🐶
Awe thank you! that's so kind of you ☺️ thanks for watching! 🌻🐕
Branching Balance you are so welcome!🐶🐶
This video is great! One question though- what clipper number did you use for the different parts of the dog?
Thank you and thanks for watching! ☺️ I used smallest size (shortest hair) for the entire dog
I wanna do this now lol
Is that just regular human clippers? And did u use the same size for the entire dog?
These clippers are for dogs and yes I kept the shortest setting on
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 thank you
Great video. One question. What length clipper did you use. You never mention what length you use. Thank you.
the shortest one, size 1
Looks just like our goldendoodle, definitely more of the retriever gene, does he shed a lot? Our house is covered in hair, I have to hoover twice a day
Yes, more of the retriever there but shedding isn't bad at all! If I cut their hair short (like in my video), no hair at all for a few months. If I keep it growing long, then my saving grace is my neato robot vac daily + using a de-shedding brush once a month
🤦🏻♀️ oops. I should've watched this video before I tried grooming my dog for the very first time. Now she has to live with her bad haircut for a while.
First time I tried to cut my dog's hair I have really messed up and was horrified that he will look silly for a long time but it literally took a week or so and his hair naturally evened out 😊
Well it looks easy but my dog won't keep still even when I brush her hair.But am definitely going to give her a haircut.She needs it real bad.Or should I say, she needs it real 👍 good.Thanx !!!
sorry i’m late but your dog shaved looks JUST like our little fox red retriever.
I hope my dogs stay this still.
Love the video! Thank you ♥️
I loved the video. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! :) thanks for watching!
Great video thankyou!
Hi, but if the winter is there, doesn’t the dog need the fur? Sorry for the silt question
I leave it long and fluffy for the cold months or use a doggy coat :)
Can you please tell me where you got your dog? I want a golden doodle just like this that looks like a golden retriever, but am having a lot of trouble finding them. Thank you!!!!!!!!
My dog is super messy and I rlly need to groom her lol
When she said she is using a "one" is that the blade she is referring to?
Yes! Smallest blade for shortest hair :)
Good tutorial. Only if our dog stand or sit still...🤣
Haha I feel you, my dogs used to bite me/hair trimmer until they got used it. Good luck!🐾
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How u get your dog to get in to the bath
Command repetitions, overtime he got used to the fact that this is "the rule to follow"🙂 thanks for watching! 🐕
What size blade Guard do you use on your golden?
Are these retrievers or setters? They are so red! Gorgeous fluf babes ❤️
golden doodles 😊
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 My doodle is identical to yours. I was specifically looking for a video for his mix of fur/hair. Thank you for this!
You make it look sooo simple.. My dog wouldn't let me be that rough mostly around butt area. Please give advice on calming a dog while cutting next time. Thank you
My dog used to bite me when he was a puppy but I was persistent, calm, and gave him loads of treats throughout the entire process. Eventually got used to it and was perfectly fine with the entire procedure 😊 hope all works out for your pup too! Good luck!
Great video! Quarantine got me DIY as well... one question though, what about the tail? I see that on yours, you choose to keep it as is but would u use clippers or scissors on it? And how do I not end up with it looking like a pool-noodlee?
Haha good question😊 and thanks for watching! I use scissors if I feel like the tail is way too bushy. I cut short right near the bum. The rest I leave as is
This is amazing im going to groom my 2 tomorrow!!😍 does this method work with cavaliers? Also do you have a tutorial on how to clip claws? That's the bit I'm worried about :/
I only used this method on golden doodles but I think I can do the same on my Brittany, except that I won't be cutting hair on back and head. Sorry no claws, my least favourite part too ))
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 thanks anyways!
I used grade 2 i think that's what they normally have but apart from that your tutorial really helped!
Omg your dog goes to the bath tub my dog is scared of water we have to carry him inside he is a golden retriever
Haha same here but I trained him to jump in because of his weight being too heavy for me, he still hated it lol
You do this in your kitchen? What about all the hair?
haha this is actually the easiest room to clean for me, since the rest of the house has carpeting
Will this work on long hair dogs?
These dogs are mixed with poodle, so their coat is poodle-like curly... Not sure if this is a good technique on other breeds. Hope this helps!
I want to start cutting my dogs hair; my question is for thick haired dog (she's small) would it be ok to start with a higher sized attachment to eliminate the thick coarse area then work down to a number one?
Personally I only use attachment 1, just because I feel that it’s quicker that way. Plus I want their hair very short. The red dog in my video, Hunter, he got thick top coat and 1 under coat and it’s pretty easy to cut it. My blonde one, Stella, she got a very thick top coat and several layers of undercoat. So it takes much longer, going over and over the same spot 🙂 basically the more under coats dog has - the longer it will take
Veronica Young thanks for the feedback.
Great job mommy😁💜
Thank you! 🤗
What size cutting blade did you use? And do you do anything with the tail
I used the shortest one and no I just brush the tail
Where can I buy that hair trimmer machine?
I got it on amazon, its linked in the description under this video
Wow! You groom yr dog in the kitchen!!
Haha yes, the only place where we don't have carpets 🤷♀️
My dog is a jrt ( jack russell terrier )who grows a lot of hair on his face and tail so I use scissors to cut that for anyone wanting to know.
I sometimes use scissors too, easy and fast alternative!
How would you do the tail and snout? My dogs tail and snout fur need to be thinned out as well(the groomer usually thins it out but thanks quarantine)
I don't have any experience with cutting snout hair but when I want to trim my dogs' tails, I use scissors. I have two types, regular scissors for hair cuts (very sharp) and scissors that look like two combs (to even out straight lines). Hope this helps! 🙂
I just wouldn't had put the dog on my kitchen table and cut his fur in the kitchen where I eat, that's why I do not eat from everyone 😁, but other than that she did an awesome job.
Disinfectant is a thing also, so are immune systems 😊
My dog would never be that still. He would be biting the clippers, my hand, running away
My dogs used to be the same in the beginning but with each new haircut they got used to it more and more so that now it doesn't bother them at all :)
What to do when you have a fidget dog though? 😅 if I go near her back end she sits down 😂
are those clippers good? Do they overheat at all?
Yes but after a few hours of constant use, so I'd say they are pretty good. Been using them for 5+ years
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 Thank you! I should invest in some for my little fluff ball :)
EXCELLENT 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
What blade size did you use?
Size 1, the shortest setting one
Was the hair still damp ?
Yes, I leave it damp because otherwise it flies all over the place but I guess it depends on the breed. I heard that professional dog groomers always dry it completely before cutting
I heard that you cant cut a golden retriever hair. Is that true?
I am not sure about golden retrievers but this one is not a golden retriever. He is a golden doodle and his hair grows the way poodle's hair does 🙂🐕
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 oh it look more of a golden retriever. Cute dog
Makaiya pitts thank you! ☺️
How do you do their faces?
I usually don't, their faces have very short hair
Which breed is this?
that's a golden doodle
be gentle to him...
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Awwwwwww❤️😊🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You should also given some treats and extra attention to the dogs, who endured the treatment!
oh they definitely get lots of that 🦴🦴, off camera ☺️
Wow looks like a labrador now 😳
wow as simple as that and you have a lab
Haha his dad was a toy poodle so without fur he looks a lot like his dad 🐩🌻
Why buy a Golden if all you really wanted was a Labrador.., these poor beasts coat is butchered. They are double coated dogs for a reason.... To orotec from cold and heat plus other issues.... Terrible!!!!!!!
This is a Golden doodle - a mix of golden and poodle, their coats are to be shaped as per breeder instructions ❤️❤️❤️ golden retrievers are beautiful dogs just as they are, completely agree
My girlfriend said "she cut the dogs hair in the kitchen? Wow really?"
I got a collection of vacuum cleaners so its all good! Thanks for watching! ☺️
@@northboundwithwarmth7990 lol very smart
DO NOT EVER SHAVE A GOLDEN RETRIEVER! 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 OMG❗️coat is now ruined especially if it hot or old outside