Whatever you do, please DON'T remove the muzzle
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He was shockingly well behaved considering his past. Even when he drew the line at touching his paws, he just barked and didnt try to bite. His parents mustve put in a lot of work, they should all be proud of that progress.
Yes! Zero aggression, just warnings of his discomfort. Given that Vanessa said that he had displayed aggression when the owners first adopted him, they've clearly done an incredible job helping him unlearn any aggressive reactions ❤
Baron looks like a wise old soul deep down. A beautiful dog with a history that may be not what he wanted it to be. He actually seemed like a sweet kind misunderstood dog that was mistreated and doesn't trust for good reasons.
All combs and brushes should be cleaned and sterilized between dogs.
Synthetic fragrance is not good for dogs or people. If they are clean they don't need fragrance.
@@starspangledwinnerwho are you the grooming police 😂wtf
You can see that he really tries to be a good boy, his trauma just sometimes takes over. Such a good boy.
Yeah it's so apparent this is a kind hearted dog. He's not vicious he's hurt and afraid. He obviously doesn't want to hurt anybody.
If his trauma takes over, the ones in his vicinity will join him in his trauma.
@@wotermelon_ that's trauma for you... similar with humans
@@Limelaz23 I'm saying that he might hurt them resulting in trauma.
@@wotermelon_ yeah thats how trauma works
Also note that his muzzle doesn't keep his mouth shut. He is able to pant, which is important for his safety and comfort, but the muzzle still protects people in case he acts up. Caring owners, and sweet dog who has just been through a lot,
Dogs can even eat and drink with a basket muzzle on, it just blocks them from being able to get a bite on a human or animal.
What muzzles keep a dog’s mouth shut? I’ve never seen one…
@@chrism1503 Look up "anti-barking" muzzles.
Yes, you can see the change in his body language once the caring groomers and his parents take time with him.
Even the way that he is breathing.
@@chrism1503please do your own research.
There are a lot of muzzles that keep a dogs mouth complete closed.
They are always available at a vet in different shapes and sizes for use if it is required.
Take care but please don't be so ignorant or quick to fire back with an uneducated reply.
He’s not a problem, he’s just a little guy who needs a bit of help. Weirdly found myself feeling super proud of this goober.
i felt proud for this little sweetie too! as the owner/roommate of a 6 year old akita,, i will say they are incredibly smart adaptable dogs who need to be given the opportunity to figure things out. you can't rush or force them but when they see that you are a helping friend they absolutely work with you as best they can. good job Baron! so happy to see you're in a home that loves and respects you now!
That's not a little guy, that's a big boi
He did very very well
I was very proud of him too!! 😭 I’ve never had dogs let alone an akita… But it is extremely clear how much he tried to have his best behaviour and how much the groomer respected his needs and fears… lovely video, lovely dog
@@MrBitterGirlA big boy that would change ur life forever if he decides to bite you. People need to chill treating these animals like little toys
Baron was shockingly calm for a fear-reactive dog with a rough past AND is a breed that's already naturally iffy with strangers. His face and eyes were soft almost the entire time and was okay enough to continue accepting food. Speaks volumes of the owners as well as your skill. Beautiful dog ❤️
Yes! I also noticed that he did not try to remove his muzzle. All in all, he was wonderful throughout the whole groom. Even when Vanessa tried for the nails. He just gave a "crossing-a-boundary" bark. BIG kudos to *all* the humans in the video. This is how to be with dogs.
You did soooo well with introducing and calming him before groom. Wow
@@CafELittERaireYou do what you gotta do. 😆
he was surprisingly chill so i don't think he's fear-reactive, she briefly talked about strangers danger and veterinary aggressivity so i would think he probably had trauma with some kinds of humans and he has issues with other animals/dogs smell packed ambients (maybe related to bite marks or to his shelter time), and since she doesn't resemble the humans he dislikes and keep her shop fairly clean after every client, he saw no reason to be aggressive, just a bit sturdled by few things (wait you touching my tail too?noo, no nails cutting), i think he enjoyed the blower taking away all his old under coat.
@@CafELittERaireShe said she was feeding him the only treat he likes, pepperettes, which is a human food.
Nice to see pet parents who acknowledge their fur baby has issues instead of trying to hide it. That kept Baron and Vanessa safe.
Whenever people tell me there dog doesnt bite i always respond "Oh, he doesn't have any teeth?"
@@toastedt140 ohh I'm gonna borrow that line.
@@toastedt140 Exactly. My dog's first response to situations he doesn't like is to try to hide behind me. But that doesn't mean he won't bite. Anyone who says their dog doesn't bite is lying or naive.
Very much so. It all depends on the situation. Our terrier for example wasnt great with kids. He would play with them for some time, but he didnt like to be treated as a toy and after some minutes he would try to get some distance and if that didnt work start to growl and if that wasnt enough (happened one time when i was distracted by talking to the mother of a couple of kids who were playing with him) he niped the hand of a kid that was following him around (didnt leave a mark and he instantly pulled back again). Luckily the mother was that kind of parent, who teached their kids why the dog reacted the way it did and i was more carefull in the future. @@allym2787
I'm 100% convinced that people who refer to their dogs as "fur babies" are mentally ill.
It's refreshing to hear the owner's fully informed her about his problems and gave an instruction to not remove the muzzle. That's incredibly responsible. It puts the wellbeing of both the groomer and the dog first. That's impressive. It ensures everyone stays safe among a couple other things.
It will have a miserable life and can't play or eat with a muzzle that is abuse
Did you watch the same video as me? The dog has a history of aggression and the owner only put the muzzle on the dog for this *very* new experience. They removed the muzzle after the grooming was over. It's not abuse to put a muzzle on a dog for a few hours, and the alternative if he bit the groomer, would almost certainly be the dog getting out fown@@MelB868
@@MelB868 I'm pretty sure he's not constantly wearing the muzzle????
@MelB868 he obviously doesn't wear the muzzle at home. Also what else do you suggest for the dog outside dumb dumb
@@MelB868 he doesn't have the muzzle on at all times. he has the muzzle on because he's in an unfamiliar location with a stranger manhandling him and it's a stressful situation.
Can we talk about how gently and slowly she took each step? Vanessa was so conscious of his fears and PTSD and room extreme caution of his issues and her safety. Vanessa is such a phenomenal dog groomer
I read dog groomer wrong and thought it was dog groomer in another way… 💀
She's amazing, no doubt!!
@@ToiletBonnie.you poor thing, the internet has filthied your mind
@@iZetto1yeah honestly it’s so sad
@@blueflames4612 yeah and this is far from the only time I've seen this. Comments all over TH-cam (mostly shorts) are weird like this.
Yes. Akitas are known to be fighting dogs and his ears give that away.
His anxiety reaction to certain "pain or stimulus" is PTSD and it doesn't matter how much he loves you...if he feels that trigger he reverts back to his survival mechanism.
I respect the owners for not giving up on him and the groomers for listening.
Yes they will. 😢 My boy’s eyes would glaze over & he’d stiffen.
The triggers could come at any time. Thank you for putting words to it. PTSD is exactly what it is.
I don’t think most people understand that.
Dogs don’t have the capacity for “mean”. Humans do. There are no “bad” dogs. Just a lot of really bad people.
@@genamoore7416what about family pit bulls who suddenly turn and maul there own family members, including children?
It is the ones with the biggest problems that you get to love the most.
PTSD dont work like that, there are levels to it.
The mania doesn't come with the first levels, mania is an absolute last resort before you go mental and try to save yourself from whatever fear you have, going mental doesn't always mean attack, flight is always a viable option unless a human is blocking your exit.
Thing is - you as a human, a being of higher intelligence should be able to fairly easily identify changes in behaviour.
When you notice a change, then you should change yours, as in back off - so that you don't get hurt.
If you still manage to get attacked, you were being a dumbass.
Don't be a dumbass.
Lobotomy therapy
Love to see the owners being upfront and aware of their dogs. Great job!
My red mini Dachshund was a bitter and told the vet, vet techs, etc. Of course she never showed them any aggression. Baron is doing excellent!
And not giving up on him.
I hate to be cynical but at the end the owner immediately takes off the muzzle despite the camera person being present.
@@WolfePaws I would assume all people present at that moment are skilled dog handlers and collectively concluded there was nothing to fear at that point. The camera person was present during the whole groom and Baron seemed fine with them.
I personally understood the muzzle being taken off as a positive sign that despite Baron's known behavior towards strangers, he was comfortable enough with all people present.
@@WolfePaws yes, because the camera person wasn't going to touch the dog with their hands or grooming tools and scare him with unfamiliar objects and sounds
Barron's parents are angels. To willingly adopt a dog with such a scary past is incredibly kind. To help the dog become his very best self is astounding. A world of thanks to Barron's family for giving him a life filled with love and understanding. BTW-AWESOME groom!!!
I think she alludes in the video that they were unaware to his aggressive tendencies- which honestly makes them MORE angelic that upon realizing that, they chose to stick by him rather than give him up, even when it would’ve been understandable. They promised him a forever home and delivered, even though they have this hurdle they weren’t expecting ❤️
Couldn't have said it better..wish everyone was like Barons owners
@@alyssagggghik An make the people rehoming him completely unprofessional.
I will say something that we did. We fostered before adopting
Genuinely even if you don't want to forever foster cause that is a lot of work with each pupper. I thought it is the best for these situations, not every parent has the capacity for dealing with all dogs. And when having a pet the average person is more picky about their pet understandably so. I wouldn't want a dog whose shy as a forever pet, I just love being social with dogs too much. Also when adopting without the entire family there it is hard to know the dogs reaction to them all.
One dog we had when fostered was an abuse victim. I think I reminded it of its abusers and god I have to say if there is anything that breaks your heart it is noticing that. You want to help but the dog is scared of you for nothing you did. We eventually adopted a different pupper and probably would have kept fostering if the dog wasn't dog aggressive. Ohh and that dog who was an abuse victim in case anyone wonders. Pet of a rich middleaged guy who doesn't want a family at all, so she gets spoiled a lot and is very happy.
Adopting a dog and then finding huge issues that werent communicated is hard. I give major credit to these owners for deciding to keep Baron and continue to give him a better life.
As the owner of a dog who is INCREDIBLY aggressive towards other dogs because of a past attack when he was at the shelter, I really appreciate the love and respect this old boy is shown. Learning to love and trust after suffering is hard, but we take it one step at a time.
Thanks for caring for your boy.
My auntie takes in a lot of rescues and one of her more flighty guys finally warmed up to me after over a year.
Baron's the epitome of a good boy. No aggression, no negative reactions; he's calm and patient. And he even took treats from Vanessa. Issues or not, his parents have obviously worked their asses off to get him stable. Props to him, the owners AND Vanessa for all their hard work.
Baron's humans set him and Vanessa up for success and Vanessa handled him very well. Great animal husbandry and pet ownership all around
He's even been properly muzzle trained.
I guess you blinked and missed his negative reactions to tail brushing and nail clipping.
@@jt1364, he still did well, considering his past history.
@@jt1364 tail brushing he was fine with after the inital brush meaning it surprised him or snagged something. the nail clipping most animals hate. my cats freak out and i do all their nails once to twice a month. he just needs more exposure to it. hes much better than alot of animals.
Baron did surprisingly well for his 1st grooming session. Even if he did not like having his nails clipped, he was well-behaved. He is very lucky to have a family who will give him all the love which Baron deserves.
I have a feeling he will be going back there often... Hopefully in time can do it with out the muzzle, but hey safety first so glad it was on him.
@bojohannesen4352 he is only "dangerous" because he was horribly abused (he must have been either a fighting dog or a bait dog). You go through that and tell me how you would react. In my opinion there are no bad dogs just terrible owners/breeders (cliche I know but true).
@@jonathanbair523that may or may not ever happen. With the trauma that he went through in the past she may never be able to take the muzzle off, but you never know.
Then why does he have a muzzle?
@@bojohannesen4352Does he look dangerous to you? For almost the entire groom he was calm, and when he did react by barking, it was only after he gave multiple warnings. He's much more stable than lots of the other dogs she's shown on the channel
The owners who saved this pooch are actually angels. They took on a dog not knowing anything, to then find out he had an aggressive nature, to the. Being able to be groomed with a single issue. These owners should be so damn proud of themselves and baron.
Makes me so happy to see Baron being given more chances at a happy life - those ears and his aggression tell a sad story
Yes, they most certainly do, but look at the changes in his eyes and him offering her his paw.
He has a chance of a good life and is willing to give humans a second chance.
These humans are giving him a second chance.
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So happy for Baron that he found a furever home where they understand how to handle a dog with a nasty background like his and are willing to both work with him, and be realistic about how he's going to act in stressful situations like grooming. Akitas are not always easy dogs to handle at the best of times (maybe with the exception of Kuma, who gives no fluffs) so I think you've proven today that you truly are the Dog Whisperer, Vanessa. :)
A friend of mine adopted a dog from a similar bad situation. He is very reactive out of fear, but has an absolute heart of gold underneath. They're working with him constantly and he's gradually learning that humans and other dogs can in fact be trusted. It can be a tough slow process, but I think it's well worth it, and I love seeing people give dogs like Baron the chance they deserve. I hope we get to see him again!
"furever home" (snicker!)
Moose you said exactly what I'm thinking. ❤️
He's such a beautiful dog! 😍 🌿 🙆🏻♀️
@@bojohannesen4352 Imagine not being an ass
@@bojohannesen4352 I did it on purpose, it's a joke. You've never heard the term "furever home" when it comes to placing adopted/foster/stray dogs?
I have soooo much respect for Baron’s family. Far too many people would have adopted a dog like this, realised what they’d gotten themselves and returned them to the shelter. I’ve heard of far too many dogs going over that trauma several times and it just breaks them, or worse happens. Instead this family have seen the problems and have decided to work through them with him. Seeing how happy he is with them at the end and how he was for his groom I think it’s safe to say their hard work is paying off. And says even more about the type of people they are imo.
I was thinking the same thing. They adopted a breed of dog that is notoriously difficult, and on top of that, the poor pup had really bad trauma and was distrustful of humans. The fact that they were willing to take on the challenge is remarkable, and I can see by his behavior that they are doing a fantastic job. I have trememdous respect for people who adopt animals because they want to save a life, as opposed to those people who purchase a breeder dog, like they're buying a piece of furniture.
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I absolutely would've returned him in a heartbeat. Too high risk and liability.
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@@danacaro-herman3530 Oh, me too. I know my limitations. I simply don't have the skills, energy or time to help a dog like that. And I could never feel comfortable living with a dog who wasn't 100% trustworthy. Crazy cats, okay. But crazy dogs can kill. I have however the utmost respect and admiration for people like this dog's owner who are both willing and capable of working miracles with damaged dogs. And Vanessa too is a real miracle worker!
Oh! He did SO well!! What a sweetheart for trying!! The way he offered you his paw and that sweet lick at the end. He really made the leap of trust with you!
My deepest respect and love for pet parents who understand that to protect people and other dogs a muzzle is necessary. This also protects your aggressive dog from being put down because of aggressive behavior.❤❤❤
Owners
Baron has been through a fresh hell most of us cannot imagine and YET he is respectful and patient. I think we can all learn something from this gentle, majestic bear of a dog! Kudos to his owners and Vanessa for your amazing groom! ♥🐶👍
This! And those that have been through hell as well... found a kindred spirit.
Indeed! 💙🐾
@@Bunnidove More proof love & patience can change anyone's life!
yes, I got that impression too, I saw intelligence in his eyes. Seems he has found his forever pack, and his family has found a loving and loyal family member.
Let’s all applaud Baron’s parents for showing this dog love after all Baron has been through. You can tell he is loved. ❤ He is a beautiful boy. People suck sometimes. Dogs are an amazing blessing.
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People don’t suck. Humans do. As far as I’m concerned being a human doesn’t automatically qualify you as a person.
@@christopheroconnor7659 even human is too kind. More like scum.
@@christopheroconnor7659that's deep
@@christopheroconnor7659 Humans don't all suck or else Baron wouldn't have found the owners that helped him heal. Be realistic.
These are honestly the best grooms. Seeing dogs that clearly have a lot of trauma finally successfully getting the TLC deserve is so heartwarming. They always look the happiest at the end
Thanks for featuring muzzled up pups! My dog is also quite reactive with other dogs and grooming, in addition to being wary of strangers. Having the muzzle allows us to have peace of mind knowing trust can be established without worrying about the safety of another handler or my dog. Not all dogs get the chance to be socialized properly or desensitized to grooming - so thanks for showing your followers they can do just fine given patience and positive reinforcement.
I straight up cried seeing him so happy with his family 😭 especially after what he had to endure in the past.. a really good boy ❤
He is the best look at his cute tail 😊
Right ?!?! This one yanked on my heartstrings big time 😭😭
Me too😢
My eyes may have misted over a bit when I saw that . . . ❤
Me too
Heartwarming to see a traumatised dog doing so well. What a difference a bit of patience and a gentle, respectful attitude makes 🐶🐾💚
It upsets me that people destroy a dogs nature and soul by cruelly putting them through traumatising acts,just to satisfy the evil heartless human,these horrible cruel people should be made to pay.Thank God there are nice people who pick up these damaged animals and bring them back to a somewhat normal life God Bless you.
@@angelapietras1235 Agreed. A dog is not a toy, and not a decoration, and not a temporary unconditional source of zero-maintenance affection. There is no ethically defensible reason to breed dogs.
"After his groom, he happily destroyed my yard" 😂
Baron was SO CUTE when he was enjoying the dryer! I am so glad you could both have a good experience with this
Huge THANK YOU to Baron's owners for not giving up on him! By the look of his ears he has been through alot so glad he has a loving family now!
I only JUST noticed his ears, I'm so glad he has such a great family trying to do their best by him.
Until he kills a child walking a small dog. This is stupid and unnecessary. None of these dangerous dogs should be allowed to get adopted
@@pokerqAK47If we discriminate dogs based on size, why stop there? Why not put all buff people, gun owners and people over 6" in prison. You make no sense r3tard.
@@pokerqAK47my toddler knows not to go near dogs he doesn't know. I'm pretty sure a child that actually owns a dog and is big enough to walk a dog by themselves should be fine.
@@pokerqAK47he suffered by the hands of Humans Im guessing so denying him the opportunity to be loved is not the mentality you should have. Dogs are not aliens they also feel complex emotions. He doesn’t deserve to die because of his trauma (which isn’t his fault)
I love how the channel has slowly shifted into dealing a lot with 'problematic' animals. It's awesome to see Vanessa's expertise in reading dogs' body language and her calm and assured demeanour pay off every time. That change in the dogs' behaviour as they start trusting her is so amazing to watch! Thank you so much for your hard work, Vanessa 🐶
I love that too
100% with this!
i mean, can you really show a regular over and over on youtube?
Well, that might be a cynical view point, but it's more interesting to see how the groom goes for a problematic or unusual animal. It gives a story to ut
@@EvGamerBETAHow is this cynical...?
This made me cry. Baron has obviously been through a lot. So happy he found his people and that they are willing to work within his limits. Taking the time to earn his trust and respecting his boundaries produced a great outcome.
His Mom and Dad are very good with him and you can tell he loves them too, I am so glad he was rescued. You are so wonderful with difficult dogs and breeds.
This one actually brought tears to my eyes, which doesn't happen often. He bears the marks of his tragic past life bravely, and seeing him so calm while you groomed him was very heartwarming. Thanks a lot for this one.
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Came here to say exactly this. I saw his ears and started crying, so glad he has a wonderful loving home.
Me too!
She approached him correctly and calmly. He was nervous but he seemed to understand that she wasn’t trying to hurt him.
same. i saw his ears and just started crying
Not gonna lie, when he started offering his paw, i got teary eyed. There are no "bad" dogs, just dogs that have been through stuff & reacting in the only ways they know how. I am so glad that the owners found Vanessa, because she is the best person to help Baron (even though he was an absolute sweetheart) ❤
Absolutely. When an animal lashes out it just I, or some in the past, did something wrong, and I need to figure out how to work with the fur baby to keep that from happening
Of course there can be bad dogs, but yes most of it is down to owners.
To say dogs are inherently all good, I'd like saying all bad humans are the fault of their parents.
That’s the difference between animals and people. Animals are never evil and have bad intentions. They just have been mistreated and are behaving how they know to survive.
Same here.
Oh there’s def bad dogs, just like there are bad ppl. Just most dogs aren’t bad naturally, just like most ppl aren’t bad naturally.
He seemed like a very well behaved boy, the owners acknowledged his issues, and definitely seem to be working diligently with him to reverse and behavioral problems. 👍🏻😇
Oh gosh, there's something about slowly earning the trust of a big, fearful dog that just gets me. I found myself good boy-ing along with you 🥺
You can tell Baron would've been the sweetest, non-reactive dog if not for the awful trauma he experienced. He's so smart and recognized right away that you weren't trying to hurt him. Thanks for being so compassionate and working with him.
He's an Akita regardless he would've been a very reactive dog
Shout out to Baron’s forever people - thank you for taking him and then keeping him when you learned of his aggression “problems”. Who knows what that poor dog has suffered and it is a miracle he finally found humans to love him.
YES! So many dogs with these kinds of issues are surrendered back to shelters- and I don't entirely want to blame those owners for that either, it's a ton of work to deal with a dog with such issues and not everyone is equipped for it if you weren't expecting it, especially people who don't have a lot of experience with dogs or people who have children or other pets who's safety they have to consider. But it just makes me so happy when someone is able and willing to put in the time and effort to work with a dog like this, even if it's hard.
As an owner of 2 American akitas seeing this dog like this hurts. Thank goodness there’s good folks that took him in.
You did so well with him, he was very lucky he had his first groom with you, you made him so relaxed.
And wasn't it sweet to watch him react to the love hugs and attention from his pet parents, they clearly adore him.
He’s like an old wounded soldier, full of trauma and a million stories. I feel for him ❤
lol... yeah...
In that way, he's aptly named...poor baby. 😢😞
What a great description
That's actually pretty accurate.
یکی از قشنگترین و کوتاه ترین رمان هایی بود که خونده بودم ... تبریک!
It makes me so damn happy to see him without a muzzle at the end, showing his love and affection!
This was just all around wholesome. His reunion with his people at the end was heart-melting! Just such joy to see them and his pride in having been a good dog was so apparent!
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aikitas are calm.. until they aren't. amazing work with Baron, and this really shows the skill you've got. And it also speaks volumes to how good the parents of the dog are!
Baron gave me big soldier-vibes.
Besides for his visible scars, from the outside you cant really tell what kind of life he had gone through and how he still struggles with behavioral issues from a worse time in his life. Glad this cute veteran found a family who accepted him as he is!
There's something so sad and hopeful about Baron's eyes when Vanessa petted him at 2:17 🥺 Whatever his past is, Baron deserves all the treats and good petting in world.
He may be an absolute tank when given anesthesia but that's a good pup
I recently found your channel- watching these stories of scared dogs get groomed warms my heart. I have an Akita, Doberman greyhound mix that is super people friendly but has small dog aggression and these videos allow me to see he is still amazing even if he has behavior issues.
Beautiful Baron was so well behaved... his family has done such a wonderful job with him. Amazing work as always ❤ Thank you endlessly for your talent, energy, dedication & hard work.
I cried too when Baron saw his parents at the end of the groom. Also, during Baron's bath, I was very moved watching his eyes accept Vanessa's love and patience. Almost like a relief. Thank you for the excellent commentary during the groom and thank you for sharing!
I cried this morning because it was a nice sunrise, I cried again the yolk in my fried egg was so perfect. And you should have seen the crying when my car keys were still hanging on the rack as I left for work.
Oh wait I’m an adult and don’t cry for such trivial things.’
I honestly thought the same
@@0xFF48 sounds like your life is miserably boring and serious and devoid of feelings... yikes.
He was so excited to see them he kept flipping from one to the other "oh hi mom wait look dad's here dad did you know mom's here mom it's dad!"
@@0xFF48 What the hell is the point of this comment?? Crying over the fact that a traumatized, formerly abused animal is finally able to trust humans again, is not a "trivial thing." It's called being in touch with your emotions and being moved by a beautiful moment, especially considering all the evil in this world.
He actually looks quite happy and is probably very relieved to have all that excess fur gone. Great job!
Especially with how he was practically leaning into the blow dryer when it was on his chest--that look screamed "Oh that feels amazing, please more!"
You do so much good work for this much misunderstood and noble breed. The advice you give is great and the precautions you take are sensible. Thank you for being kind to Akitas.
Mad respect for you earning this big boy's trust like you did. Given his pretty clear traumatic past, that you got so much done with him is remarkable.
It’s clear his people have put a lot of love and time and effort into him, lovely to see owners who know their dogs and strive to keep everyone’s best interests at heart :)
Absolutely. You can see how well the discipline and love have come through; he's responsive, and trusting, and approached correctly. He still has some obvious hang-ups, like the nails, but hey, exercise will help mitigate that.
You're right man
Love the moment when you start blow drying his neck and he's like "Oooooo yesssss"
Also holy crap Baron's furever family are absolute champions for helping him live his best life after getting abandoned. You can see just how much love and trust they've cultivated when they greet eachother 😍 heart meltingly wholesome
The confident way you go through your actions and the reassurance and step by step handling is so professional, animal handlers should watch you for tips wow incredible job
I was laughing after Baron's grooming session when he pretty much wrecked your yard hahaha... Appreciate that despite the obvious issue with the dog, you were calm and did what you could as a professional.
Aww, the “ thank you” paw ❤. That was cute. And he obviously LOVES his rescue family. Thank you again for another wonderful grooming session.
There's so much respect being shown from each side of the groom! And I for one am so happy we got to see his handsome face at the end
Brought a tear to my eye seeing your patience and respect with that big furball ❤
He’s a good boy with a tough past and I’m so glad he clearly has caring, understanding, patient and responsible owners.
Seeing that ending, I'm doubly glad that Baron has good people around him! Poor guy has excellent people to trust at home and when getting pampered.
A scratch board might be good for him if he can be trained to touch! My Shiba hates having his claws clipped, so for his front paws I made a sandpaper board that I’ve trained him to scratch, and it helps keep ontop of his claws :)
Great idea! And I just LOVE Shiba Inus.
Wow I'll try that, can't clip my boys they are very dark and I'm frightened I'll do it wrong.
simply having a roughstone floor or going on walks on rough concrete sidewalks regularly could allready take care of much
My sister used to be a long haul trick driver. She would make lots of laps around her truck with her dog. It would sand down his nails and make them rounded.
@@istoppedcaring6209 it depends on the dog. I have two that are similar in size and walk the same amount and one needs trimming while the other one doesn't.
Baron is gorgeous! I was going to say that YOU deserve a treat too for doing such a nice and kind thing for him... then you gave yourself a treat after you gave Baron one. Good Girl with the Dogs! Now go get yourself a better treat. You deserve it. Thank you for all you do!
Such a good large boy. Thank you for respecting his boundaries and helping him.
I've worked with hundreds of dogs that suffer from severe behavioral issues. You made huge strides with him regarding trust. His seemingly calm temperament is the scariest kind (a specific trait of Akitas) where unless you can "read" the dog correctly, everything can go bad in seconds. You continue to amaze me on just how well you handle these dogs. I wish you were closer. I love to see what you could do for my Rhodesian Ridgeback. We think he was used as a bait dog. He has a hair trigger with strangers but is bonded to me like glue. Thank you for the work you do. It's a pleasure to see.
Agreed about the silent scary akitas. One has to be really cautious with them.
@@Anon_E_Muss The issue is mostly that they have different warning signs to other dogs and that their warning signs are super subtle. It's like they speaking an entirely different language. Once you get used to them and their mannerisms it's easy to be in tune with their needs, but if you're used to other dogs it's such a huge challenge. And sometimes a challenge in reverse! I've grown up with Akitas so I'm more used to their behaviors and it can make working with other dogs a little harder LOL
@@CeruleanRogue japanese dog breeds in general remind me a lot of cats with how subtle the signs are. i’m a cat person and can’t really read dogs well at all bc i’m not used to them but akitas and shibas seem much more familiar
He obviously had a bad start to life, and to see him do so well with the groom and even offer a paw was so sweet. It’s super apparent that his parents researched reactivity and his breed before bringing him in. I love to see an Akita with smart, loving, parents! They get put in the wrong hands way too often :(
This pup gave Vanessa a chance and didn’t regret it. I hope we get to see more of Bear.
What a good boy! So patient and well behaved - especially after being abused. Thank god for his furever family who clearly adores him.
Why did this make me cry 😞 . I think it’s time I go into therapy so I can get a handle on how crushed I get when I hear a dog has been abused.
That beautiful dog, chained !!!!
And his little ears 😞. I can tell you this - Girl with the dogs - has major respect and love for the dogs she grooms - this video spoke volumes to her dedication and care ❤
Loved seeing how gentle you were with this one, taking things slowly so Baron could adjust. An excellent showing of how to handle one traumatized but very good boy.
The fact vets struggled with him and you were able to win him over is a real testament to your skills ❤
A shining example of good communication between owners, groomer, and doggo. Amazing job. Good boy, Baron!
You are so impressive. I love your calm voice & way you find a connection with each dog!❤
Heartwarming groom! ❤
Amazing job letting him see who you are Vanessa. He is an intelligent dog.
A big thanks and well done to the owners. Hope to see Baron again soon! ☺
Baron was very brave and well behaved, his owners have clearly put the effort in to help him. And put a smile on my face to watch Vanessa earn his trust.
Baron's humans are outstanding people for giving him a loving home after what's plainly a traumatic past. And of course Vanessa is great with him.
He was trying his very best. Hes such a lovely boy. Your patience and his owners patience is so wonderful to see
You do so well to create a good environment for fearful dogs. I never fault people for muzzling a dog, especially a larger dog with issues like he has. Good job turning a stressful situation into such a positive interaction.
He handled it like a champ. I think it was good for him to wear the muzzle for both of you and to make grooming a positive experience. Great owners!
Behavior issues can be such a nightmare to live with. They are so challenging, having to organize your life around them a bit more than most pets. That being said, they are also incredibly rewarding, and clearly the dog still gives all the love he can to his well-deserved owners.
100%, my dog still isn’t a cuddly dog but she’s still come a LONG way!
OMGosh! You are so good with all the animals! Your voice is so soothing to the ear for humans and animals! You do a great job and I love to watch your videos!!❤
Props to the owners for recognising his needs and fighting for the dog’s wellbeing!! Beautiful people! And I love how calm and trustful he was with you, _especially_ for a dog with anger issues. Beautiful video. Thank you for grooming him
Baron and Vanessa having a snack together! This may be one of my favorite grooms of all time. Thank you for showing such compassion, care, and patience for a dog you've just met.
He's so sweet when he asks for the snacks 😍😍😍
I love the patience you have. I am not a groomer, but a student Vet Tech. At one appointment at an internship we had a dog that was aggressive to strange people and pets. The vet had to step out for lab work and I just sat on the ground not looking at the dog. After 30 minutes he finally came up to me and 10 minutes later we were cuddling. Patience is so important with scared animals
Bless you for understanding what went on inside him. ❤
I have a similar story with one of my aunt’s dogs. I came by to meet the pack, and Grizzly was very afraid of me. I mostly ignored him and instead interacted with Wilson, her big rott that knew me and loved me already.
After a while of playing with the old man, Grizzly sat down in my lap and pretended to discover me… he’s such a character, love the guy.
It’s so awesome seeing pet parents try to heal a reactive / aggressive dog. It’s incredibly tough. What an amazing groomer. She handled that perfectly. Taking on such a dog (like mine) is not for the faint of heart but the patience it requires - that’s the commodity that’s precious. Baron was such a good boy!
He did so well! And needless to say, Vanessa was, as usual, pitch perfect in handling him. Love the ending of the groom with the cuddles - there is clear comfort and trust from Baron. Looking forward to seeing this good boy again.
Its always wonderful to see how careful you are with scared dogs; showing them the tools, showing them they don't hurt, and allowing a boundary to remain if its too unsafe and/or distressing to push. Really happy Baron has you and his amazing parents in his corner.
I trained one dog of mine that despised nail clips to scratch a sandpaper covered board with his nails. Took lots of treats. And was a little difficult to get him to switch feet. But it worked.
My dog hates having her paws touched. In the past, her long walks took care of the nails but she is getting old and long walks leave her in pain. I can imagine getting her to use the board on the front paws but did this work on the hind legs?
@@JimLambierMight depend on the breed, but I could see certain dogs being trained for all four.
We had a dog with similar activities, he liked to scratch the doors, so we affixed retired sanding belts to the doors he scratched. His back paw claws actually did not need clipping as the naturally (?) stayed short somehow.
I adopted a GSD/Dobie/Husky mix who didn't like her paws touched, much less getting her tremendously overgrown nails clipped. I would approach her from the front or side so she could see what I was doing, but always would run away or fight it.
I don't know why the idea came to me, but I decided to try handling her paws in the same manner I would a horses hooves. (I owned & trained horses for 20+ years). So I made her stand, stood by her side, facing towards her tail, and picked up her paw just like a horses hoof. She was okay with it, maybe because she couldn't *see* what was happening, and I started trimming her nails. She didn't freak out once. I did that every week or two until her nails were at the correct length. I still clip her nails the same way to this day.
@@wolfe6220 - Good idea! I wish I could do that with my Pomhuahua, but she's too small for it.
What a beautiful boy. And what incredible owners. I am so sorry for his past trauma but so glad he landed in a happy home.
you did a brilliant job - so respectful of his limits. Well done that was a joy to watch!
He developed a huge amount of trust so quickly. He loved the blow dryer, turning back and forth to get max coverage. Lovely boy.😁
Right that was so cute ❤
Baron showed real courage, trusting Vanessa like that. He has a great family supporting him, and I bet with a little more help he'll be able to do a full groom. Great job, everybody! 🥰
I am learning a lot by seeing how you are working with him, getting him comfortable with the whole process of grooming and even ensuring that he is ok with the water. Considering what you told about his history of probable abuse, this must have helped him a lot.....especially taught him that some people can be trusted.....
You are Amazing very brave, confident & speak very well explains everything & very humorous witty, your in a league of your own 👏👏👏I love watching your videos. Well done 😊
Thank you for not turning away a reactive pup. They need grooming too! My boy is a welland spca rescue and we’re working through reactivity issues too
You can see how cautious she is with Baron. Vanessa is a legend ❤
Aw, such a handsome boy, Baron is. ❤ He is a very BRAVE boy to survive the terror, cruelty, and horror his previous owners put him through. This poor sweethearts ears bare witness to the vile ugliness of human behaviour void of all that is decent. 😢
So happy for Brave Baron to have found his foreva home with kind, caring, loving, compassionate human companions. Thankyou for restoring Baron's hope and faith in humans. 😍
Absolutely adore all that you do Vanessa, thank you for caring 🥰.
The fact that you got a single mail trimmed is astounding and shows that you care about your clients! He could sense your good nature! I’m sure with your patience and his parents continuing to help him overcome his trauma he will be the best client you’ll have. Keep doing amazing and being an incredible advocate for dogs with trauma who are often written off or misunderstood!
Makes me so happy that these owners and this dog found each other. It’s a real life happily ever after. Thank you owners & girl with the dogs! ❤
This definitely got me the feels. The owners for not giving up on him. You for building some trust and doing an amazing job. This dog had been failed by humanity and some humans are making it right. Beautiful
Aw he was so good for his first time with you, even trying to give you warnings like taking his paws away and whining instead of just biting. He really wants to be gentle and good ❤ hope he continues to get more confident and feel safe
I am so happy for baron. May he live the rest of his life in peace and love. You did so well grooming him! I’m sure he can sense your kindness. ❤