@namantherockstar good luck on that because no one really cares. I feel like you are a scammer trying to get money because no parent in their right mind would make a deal like.😠🤬😡
I had a dog that was Chihuahua, Yorkie, and Jack Russle mixed, and let me tell you, if you want a dog filled with cuteness and rage. That is the type of dog to get.
My mother is on her fourth Yorkie. The current one loves her groomer, loves to be cuddled, loves people. She is known as "the wee traitor", "the pretend Yorkie", and "the weirdo" as the previous three varied between "only under duress" and "can't lay a hand on her". Yorkies generally hate to be cleaned or generally have their personal dignity affronted in any way
My brother's Yorkie was gentle and friendly with people, except, the postman. The instant the postman was sighted it was battle stations, until he went out of sight.
The most bad-tempered, badass dog in our rather large village, was a miniature Yorkie. The owners had to put a tight-knit chicken wire on the bottom of their gate, because she would come flying out of the house and bark & growl at anyone who was _walking past_ the house! If we were going in, we could pick her up and she'd be fine 😂.
I had a silkie x Maltese that would go wild; snarling, growling and barking at people on the other side of the wire screen door. Her standing up with her little snarling face pressed against the wire would quite terrify people - but as soon as we opened the door and they were able to pet her, all was good. It seems like it was was her way of expressing she was furious they were on the other side of the door and they should just come in (and pet her)
@@elfdragon1227 never knew it had a name 😄 A neighbour used to come over to pat the big dog over the side fence, the neighbour said that he (the big dog) was fine provided he started patting him straight away, otherwise he would “growl” at him, but I knew for this dog it wasn’t actually growling he would just moan in frustration/ pleading to be patted as he had the expectation of being patted, but my neighbour mistook it for growling. But the little one was really fully growling , lifting her lip and snarling, it was quite alarming to people. The pair together could cause people to nearly pass out with fear although she was very little she was alarming and you could kind of see people telling themselves it was okay as she was just a little dog; then hearing the commotion the big dog would calmly wander into the background and the sight of a big dog, although he was calm and quiet would tip them over the edge to be frightened 😁 poor visitors
"I completed his nails by having the cameraman hold him." LOL! I groom our 11-year-old Yorkie at home, and my husband has to cradle him with his feet in the air so I can trim his nails.
Wonder if we should've tried this with our last pitbull 😂. She was a nervous, runt of the litter. She hated having her paws touched and would politely pull them from you, tuck them back under herself, and then give this apologetic look like she's sorry for inconveniencing you 😅. Trimming her nails was always a battle, and sadly, I did cut too low a time or two, so that didn't help either. I began going to a vet, though, who always trimmed her claws and as the dog would become an immoveable stone when at the vet's, they were able to trim hers with zero issue. Yes, vet visits became my go-to for nail trims 😅. Otherwise, it took two people and in a house of adults with varying schedules, that was often too difficult to sync.
Jimmy! One of my fave videos! So glad they brought him to you. He’s so smart, now his trigger is identified, I bet he’ll be able to learn it’s ok to get his paws done. Feel bad for whatever happened to Jimmy to trigger this.
@natashaemerson4009 If any other breed I'd say "Yes. a trigger can be desensitized with time, patience and consistency" but a 🤬Yorkie! They are too intelligent for their own good; once they decide they don't like something... they're not going to change their mind about it. I know there are a few York's out there that will make a liar out of me, but on the norm , most will make me truthful 😜
@@jeliarraI had a chihuahua growing up and OH MY GOD she was that exact way. Her vet used to joke that she was a piranha and we used to joke she was demon spawn
Honestly it could just easily be that he wasn't desensitized to nail trimming as a pup! It's a really important thing to do as many dogs don't like having their paws touched. People- not necessarily the owner in this case, mind- often think it's not important to do with smaller dogs because they "can't hurt you". But of course, it can hurt them- being stressed like this isn't great on a dog, or it's little heart. And as Jimmy proves, they CAN do damage if they feel they need to! I have a 10 lb chi, and I'm sure her bite would hurt if she were biting for fear!
@betsyjohnson9699 Yes, that's our Chihuahua Lily. I call her demon dog, yet she is oh so sweet, too.💜 😆 One minute she is cuddling with you the next she is snapping at your ankles because she thinks you're going to step on her. ( You aren't even close to her little bed) SMH Oh Lily 💜
I wonder if Jimmy had his nails trimmed to short where the quick was nipped in prior grooming sessions. He's a good boy for the rest of his spa session. Fiesty little pup.
No he just wasn’t trained properly. You can tell because it wasn’t a fear reaction. It was a “I don’t like this so I’m going to react the only way I know how to get you to stop because I haven’t been taught otherwise” reaction lol.
Thats what happened to my yorkie. 1st groomer I held her and groomer got her quick 4x! Never took back. Shes 8 now and has had issues with nails since then
I just about died when he walked through the door. Too funny! I used to babysit for a yorkie many years ago. I actually thought about getting one because Corby made me laugh so much. They're 6-7 pounds, but they think they can take on the big dogs.
@@lynncantrell2782 Mine was 10 pounds. Not overweight, just a big girl. Fully papered/pedigreed. Not show quality, but her parents, grandparents and great grans were (all champions). She was the best little buddy. She would stand up to bigger dogs, and yet, allowed herself to be bullied by our parakeet because she had been taught to be nice to the birdie, don't hurt the birdie.
@@lynncantrell2782what do you mean good quality? The kennel club standard is 4-7 pounds. You can get bigger purebred yorkies though that are not fat and they are often healthier than the small ones anyway
@@aralornwolf3140 I didn't mean they had good standards sorry. I kind of meant it like that was the minimum of what a typically healthy yorkie will be, I believe the larger yorkies (not overweight) are typically going to be healthier despite not being standard. Anything under that minimum standard is probably a teacup which are usually not ethically bred and not usually very healthy
Me, too! Best friend tried to give me a pedicure when we were younger & I ended up kicking her for touching my toes! It was so spontaneous that she just laughed at the horrified look on my face as my foot hit her face 😂 Many decades later, she chose violence by attempting to do another pedicure on me with that same results😝 I do all my own pedicures to save inflicting damage to just my hubby who thinks it’s funny to touch my toes 😜
He turned out so cute. He went from scruffy to handsome. It's so funny to see how dogs are so different, and different parts of the groom trigger them.
He was so playful and excited once down on the floor after the grooming was finished! He is definitely beyond feisty and is high level terror…but cute as a button! 💕💕💕
I had a Yorkie for about 15 years. He did not like brushing, and he fought like hell when we bathed him. But every groomer we took him to loved him. He was so smart, stubborn and affectionate. Even in his old age, he always acted like a puppy with me. He passed a couple years back. I don't think I will ever find another pupper quite like him. Thank you for all you do, you really are an absolute blessing to these people and their babies. ❤
I can't help chiming in to you. You had such a deep love for your Yorky! Your description tells me you ought to get one again. They joy he brought you is very precious.
My sister had a Yorkie who was very strong willed. It was difficult to get groomed. It's interesting to learn Yorkies are intelligent with a high belief in themselves. Lol. After watching Vanessa's channel, I've learned that training pets to be comfortable with groomers & vets is very important for their safety as well as the professionals. 😊
You handled him so well. You know when to push the boundaries and when to back off and ask for help. Never did you raise your voice which I can imagine may sometimes be hard not to. Glad your 'camera' man was around to help.
Just like my little Luna. She's a teacup Chihuahua, all black, which matches with her soul. Master manipulator, protector of dad (me, with all 4lbs of pure rage against anything and everything), drama queen, terrorist, trouble maker, and most importantly - my little angel. Lol. She was supposed to be my wife's dog (I was NEVER a fan of small dogs, hated 'em), but the second she brought her home I fell in love and apparently so did Luna 😂 So... I guess she ended up a daddy's girl instead 😭 The amount of patience you have is astounding. Every time I watch one of your videos I'm always blown away. You're extremely talented and your passion for your work bleeds through the screen. You can really tell how much you love your job and how much you care for these animals. Not to mention taking on the ones who others can't (or won't) work with. Their comfort and well-being is always at the front of your mind, even if they're being a butth*le, it's a beautiful thing to watch.
You treated Jimmy with such compassion - poor little man! So many times Groomers just see a job to be done but you work to make the Groomee feel like they have some autonomy and that it doesn’t have to be torture.
and incredible stubbornness. Terriers of any variety are some real pieces of work. I had one terrier mix and he was wonderful and a pain in the patoot at the same time ❤
He is a cutie! And another fantastic grooming job. I had a gorgeous Australian Terrier when I was 10. They're a great breed. The Yorkie looks similiar to the Australian Silky terrier which I think are more placid.
I have a soft spot in my heart for Yorkies since I had 2 girls - I loved them like they were my children. Thank you for helping Jimmy. He's a little stinker for trying to get you like that, but you were quick to react, thank goodness! I wonder if someone accidentally quicked his nails at one point? Hopefully he will get better with time. Love you, Jimmy! ❤ You look so handsome. 😍
I’m from Bradford West Yorkshire England and here these dogs are very popular with elderly people who need a companion not my favorite dogs but my neighbors is good at keeping the rats/mice away so there’s that 👍
My senior Yorkie, Maggie, is the only dog I’ve ever had and I can’t imagine having any other breed. She has a snort or a grunt for every activity/emotion and it feels like we’re having an actual conversation with her because she responds with her little noises. I don’t know any other dog that’s so talkative. She’s so smart in a lot of ways but she’s also a major silly goose with so many little quirks. I love her so much ❤
We have a 2 month old male Yorkie pup who looks like Toto of the Wizard of Oz, and is very similar to Jimmy in his demenor, but really comical to watch and generally a blast to be around with...I really LOVE the guy.
Bless your heart…you were so sweet and kind with him and I think it made him really try to be good but he must have just been really scared from a past experience. 😓
My late Yorkshire Terrier was so so about grooming. … they were bred for ratting, he would chase squirrels up trees and bark like mad. I was able to, at times, grab him by the tail to get him to calm down. Terriers were used for … going to ground … in hunting.
i have one of these small (big 😂) dogs! my Griffey is about 7 years old and he has what i affectionately call little dog syndrome. he may be 8lbs but all of that 8lbs will reign on you like a fire from hell 😂
I think that your gentle firmness with this dog, your preparedness to take him on with his aggression having put him out from other groomers, and how willingly you included his owner, are lessons for all of us to be thoughtful and kind no matter what is being faced. Thank you
My Yorkie was my bestfriend , he was so loving once he got to know you, before that it was risk when he met new people. I groomed him myself , and he had to be muzzled for his annual vet trips . He was very fit and healthy. He died 2 years ago and he was 17 years old . Still miss the little fella ❤
I love your love to the dogs. Being a few more times with you for grooming he would probably trust you enough to not bite any more. Thx for not being angry. Some people get angry and take it out on such little dog. For them it must be like having an angry elephant against them. How scary! So no wonder... Thx for understanding him and allways helping him adjust.
Everything you said is so true of Yorkies. Toy neighbour owns one. He took on a huge blue tongue lizard in his backyard and would not rest, until that Lizard was gone. As they have cameras, it was incredible to watch. 🐕💗🇦🇺
As someone who has a dog who's part Yorkie, I can definitely say that having a Yorkie or Yorkie mix is not for the faint of heart. Don't get me wrong, Yorkies are super cute but between their incredible intelligence, their stubbornness, and their fighting spirit they can be quite the handful.
He is a spitfire. Hysterical. Aww Jimmy is a bit scrappy and rough despite his small size. Very cute - his nails are definitely triggers and he moved so fast it scared me just watching.
I had a yorkie for a while and he was mistreated so he had some psychological problems due to a crack in the skull, but he was so sweet and so energetic, I'll miss him
I am always in awe of you guys who take care and love broken dogs! I couldn't - too hard. Then there's those others who are annoyed since they should be put down - failing to understand the complex emotions between a human and their babies.
@@dopaminey9946 our ant had bought him and she had a bunch of kids in her house so they mistreated him a lot, so we decided to adopt him, lots of vet trips, but it was so worth it, he was the most lovely thing ever! I understand why someone wouldn't want that though, specially somewhere where medical care in general isn't affordable. But I can assure you foster dogs are some of the best dogs you could have
I have an identical Yorkshire terrier who loves baths and hates nail trimming. She is 15 years old and she will stand in the sink during her bath without moving an inch. You did an excellent job with Jimmie as Yorkies need reassurances. My Sassy is stubborn also with some things and I never force her because she won’t ever back down. ❤❤❤😊😊
Girl!!! You are just amazing 🤩!!!! Love your technique and your fantastic attitude to complete the most tricky of dogs! I’m in awe of your work!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
My mum had one. It used to think it was a sheep dog. And with 2 colleagues and 2 Jack Russell terriers to back her up. She was the biggest Dogger the lot.
Vanessa’s favorite breeds always just crack me up. Like out of all the breeds out there, pomeranians, yorkies, and rottweilers are amongst her favorites. They’re just so diverse lol 😂
Wow is he quick! It looks so incongruous with those sweet eyes, floofy hair, and cuter than anything face then the muzzle on. But definitely very much needed. Great Job Vanessa, you can tell how much you like him, and the breed.
The yorkies in my family are sweet babies. My childhood dog was a yorkie schnauzer mix who just wanted to be in your lap and steal your food. My sister's yorkie is a little old lady with not many thoughts in her head.
You made him look fabulous. Definitely something has gone wrong for him before with having his nails clipped. You showed us how fast you can be in not being bitten. Thank you. May you please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
My Mom owned 3 yorkies (different times). She personally groomed all of them and was experienced enough to know how not to hurt them. One of them always acted like they were being actively murdered when she washed, combed, and clipped them. It was really funny watching it, because no matter how much they acting like they were dying, my Mom didn't stop and would scold them for being over-the-top instead 😂 Not a single Yorkie was like the other, they all had strikingly different personalities. So no matter what you're experience is with one, don't worry, there 10 other ones out there with a completely different personality.
I dread to think what hapened to trigger such paw-induced rage. Still, an adorable little terror. I wonder, what is up with his coat. The yorkies I encounter all have pretty thick hair, the rare exception being those looking like seniors. Vanessa, your reflexes are out of this world.
I’m so glad we got to see your work with him - work I’m sure you do with many of your clients - to get them past their triggers and past trauma. Thank you. Your compassion is inspiring.
Jimmy punches well beyond his weight. Adorable and affectionate when he is at his best, an absolute terror when he is not. You handled him well, but it sounds like we will not see Jimmy again.
Despite his strong opposition, you gave him a wonderful haircut and he looks like a handsome little man.
And he is SO going to dive into a bag of wet, juicy trash as soon as you turn your back.
Just to spite you.
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@namantherockstar good luck on that because no one really cares. I feel like you are a scammer trying to get money because no parent in their right mind would make a deal like.😠🤬😡
He's a dog, not a man.
@@namantherockstaryour parents would be embarrassed that your making them sound like aholes.
I had a dog that was Chihuahua, Yorkie, and Jack Russle mixed, and let me tell you, if you want a dog filled with cuteness and rage. That is the type of dog to get.
I have a half yorkie half pom mix.
A (beautiful) drama queen. 😂
😂😘😋
Cuteness and rage, indeed 😅
Had a Yorkie x Jack! OMG! How I miss her cuteness and cuddles
@@golden_leader9227 I need new glasses I had to read your comment twice I thought you wrote half yorkie half porn mix. I was like wtf 🤣😂
As a Jimmy from Yorkshire I can confirm we are a little snappy at times! 😭😭 lol 😂
My mother is on her fourth Yorkie. The current one loves her groomer, loves to be cuddled, loves people. She is known as "the wee traitor", "the pretend Yorkie", and "the weirdo" as the previous three varied between "only under duress" and "can't lay a hand on her". Yorkies generally hate to be cleaned or generally have their personal dignity affronted in any way
I love this! 😂❤
She sounds wonderful!! I'd love to see her!
My brother's Yorkie was gentle and friendly with people, except, the postman. The instant the postman was sighted it was battle stations, until he went out of sight.
Loads of personality can be a fabulous thing or………….
3:56 - Vanessa's reflexes never cease to ASTOUND ME!!! 🤯
I have grown up with terriers. Now, 20 years later, i still have pretty good reflexes. You learn fast or you lose fingers :p
Right?! I wouldn't have been that fast lol
@@Daniel-rd6st - Makes sense. 😊
@@skyelynnae - I don't think I would be either. 😩
Right up there with the vets.
Ah the ol' Yorkshire Terrierist, adorable and yet such a handful.
Used to call my Yorkie a Terrierist too lmao
Literally!
I call them Ankle Biters! 😂😂
The most bad-tempered, badass dog in our rather large village, was a miniature Yorkie. The owners had to put a tight-knit chicken wire on the bottom of their gate, because she would come flying out of the house and bark & growl at anyone who was _walking past_ the house!
If we were going in, we could pick her up and she'd be fine 😂.
I had a silkie x Maltese that would go wild; snarling, growling and barking at people on the other side of the wire screen door.
Her standing up with her little snarling face pressed against the wire would quite terrify people - but as soon as we opened the door and they were able to pet her, all was good. It seems like it was was her way of expressing she was furious they were on the other side of the door and they should just come in (and pet her)
Yup. My mom’s Yorkie hated everyone who wasn’t her or my dad.
@@peetabrown5813Yeah, barrier frustration is really strong in some dogs.
@@elfdragon1227 never knew it had a name 😄
A neighbour used to come over to pat the big dog over the side fence, the neighbour said that he (the big dog) was fine provided he started patting him straight away, otherwise he would “growl” at him, but I knew for this dog it wasn’t actually growling he would just moan in frustration/ pleading to be patted as he had the expectation of being patted, but my neighbour mistook it for growling. But the little one was really fully growling , lifting her lip and snarling, it was quite alarming to people.
The pair together could cause people to nearly pass out with fear although she was very little she was alarming and you could kind of see people telling themselves it was okay as she was just a little dog; then hearing the commotion the big dog would calmly wander into the background and the sight of a big dog, although he was calm and quiet would tip them over the edge to be frightened 😁 poor visitors
She just wanted to be held!
"I completed his nails by having the cameraman hold him." LOL! I groom our 11-year-old Yorkie at home, and my husband has to cradle him with his feet in the air so I can trim his nails.
Seems tp be genetic😂😂
That's a helluva visual 😂
So cute. I can just imagine what an interesting picture that is 😂❤
Wonder if we should've tried this with our last pitbull 😂. She was a nervous, runt of the litter. She hated having her paws touched and would politely pull them from you, tuck them back under herself, and then give this apologetic look like she's sorry for inconveniencing you 😅. Trimming her nails was always a battle, and sadly, I did cut too low a time or two, so that didn't help either. I began going to a vet, though, who always trimmed her claws and as the dog would become an immoveable stone when at the vet's, they were able to trim hers with zero issue. Yes, vet visits became my go-to for nail trims 😅. Otherwise, it took two people and in a house of adults with varying schedules, that was often too difficult to sync.
Must be uncomfortable for your husband, having his feet in the air.
Jimmy! One of my fave videos! So glad they brought him to you. He’s so smart, now his trigger is identified, I bet he’ll be able to learn it’s ok to get his paws done. Feel bad for whatever happened to Jimmy to trigger this.
@natashaemerson4009 If any other breed I'd say "Yes. a trigger can be desensitized with time, patience and consistency" but a 🤬Yorkie! They are too intelligent for their own good; once they decide they don't like something... they're not going to change their mind about it. I know there are a few York's out there that will make a liar out of me, but on the norm , most will make me truthful 😜
@@jeliarra"once they decide they don't like something..." sounds like a few Yorkshire humans I know 😂
@@jeliarraI had a chihuahua growing up and OH MY GOD she was that exact way. Her vet used to joke that she was a piranha and we used to joke she was demon spawn
Honestly it could just easily be that he wasn't desensitized to nail trimming as a pup! It's a really important thing to do as many dogs don't like having their paws touched. People- not necessarily the owner in this case, mind- often think it's not important to do with smaller dogs because they "can't hurt you". But of course, it can hurt them- being stressed like this isn't great on a dog, or it's little heart. And as Jimmy proves, they CAN do damage if they feel they need to! I have a 10 lb chi, and I'm sure her bite would hurt if she were biting for fear!
@betsyjohnson9699 Yes, that's our Chihuahua Lily. I call her demon dog, yet she is oh so sweet, too.💜 😆 One minute she is cuddling with you the next she is snapping at your ankles because she thinks you're going to step on her. ( You aren't even close to her little bed) SMH Oh Lily 💜
I wonder if Jimmy had his nails trimmed to short where the quick was nipped in prior grooming sessions. He's a good boy for the rest of his spa session. Fiesty little pup.
No he just wasn’t trained properly. You can tell because it wasn’t a fear reaction. It was a “I don’t like this so I’m going to react the only way I know how to get you to stop because I haven’t been taught otherwise” reaction lol.
Thats what happened to my yorkie. 1st groomer I held her and groomer got her quick 4x! Never took back. Shes 8 now and has had issues with nails since then
Its a yorkiew paw thing , mine love gromming but not the nails
I really need someone to reassure me constantly like Vanessa does to Jimmy 😂😂
I just about died when he walked through the door. Too funny!
I used to babysit for a yorkie many years ago. I actually thought about getting one because Corby made me laugh so much. They're 6-7 pounds, but they think they can take on the big dogs.
Good quality yorkies are supposed to be 4 or5 pounds. My winky was 3 pounds of stubbornness 😂
@@lynncantrell2782 Mine was 10 pounds. Not overweight, just a big girl. Fully papered/pedigreed. Not show quality, but her parents, grandparents and great grans were (all champions). She was the best little buddy. She would stand up to bigger dogs, and yet, allowed herself to be bullied by our parakeet because she had been taught to be nice to the birdie, don't hurt the birdie.
@@lynncantrell2782what do you mean good quality? The kennel club standard is 4-7 pounds. You can get bigger purebred yorkies though that are not fat and they are often healthier than the small ones anyway
@@somebodyyoudontknow3980,
The Kennel Club has poor standards in USA...
@@aralornwolf3140 I didn't mean they had good standards sorry. I kind of meant it like that was the minimum of what a typically healthy yorkie will be, I believe the larger yorkies (not overweight) are typically going to be healthier despite not being standard. Anything under that minimum standard is probably a teacup which are usually not ethically bred and not usually very healthy
I love the fact that even when they are "disarmed" you still trying to make them feel safe. You are a wonderful groomer!
So sweet of you to have patience and work with him. I can’t stand having my feet touched either Jimmy.
Me, too! Best friend tried to give me a pedicure when we were younger & I ended up kicking her for touching my toes! It was so spontaneous that she just laughed at the horrified look on my face as my foot hit her face 😂 Many decades later, she chose violence by attempting to do another pedicure on me with that same results😝 I do all my own pedicures to save inflicting damage to just my hubby who thinks it’s funny to touch my toes 😜
He turned out so cute. He went from scruffy to handsome. It's so funny to see how dogs are so different, and different parts of the groom trigger them.
He was so playful and excited once down on the floor after the grooming was finished! He is definitely beyond feisty and is high level terror…but cute as a button! 💕💕💕
I had a Yorkie for about 15 years. He did not like brushing, and he fought like hell when we bathed him. But every groomer we took him to loved him. He was so smart, stubborn and affectionate. Even in his old age, he always acted like a puppy with me. He passed a couple years back. I don't think I will ever find another pupper quite like him. Thank you for all you do, you really are an absolute blessing to these people and their babies. ❤
I can't help chiming in to you. You had such a deep love for your Yorky! Your description tells me you ought to get one again. They joy he brought you is very precious.
His royal craziness looks absolutely stunning after you finished the groom! Great work.
My sister had a Yorkie who was very strong willed. It was difficult to get groomed. It's interesting to learn Yorkies are intelligent with a high belief in themselves. Lol.
After watching Vanessa's channel, I've learned that training pets to be comfortable with groomers & vets is very important for their safety as well as the professionals. 😊
You handled him so well. You know when to push the boundaries and when to back off and ask for help. Never did you raise your voice which I can imagine may sometimes be hard not to. Glad your 'camera' man was around to help.
Just like my little Luna. She's a teacup Chihuahua, all black, which matches with her soul. Master manipulator, protector of dad (me, with all 4lbs of pure rage against anything and everything), drama queen, terrorist, trouble maker, and most importantly - my little angel. Lol. She was supposed to be my wife's dog (I was NEVER a fan of small dogs, hated 'em), but the second she brought her home I fell in love and apparently so did Luna 😂 So... I guess she ended up a daddy's girl instead 😭
The amount of patience you have is astounding. Every time I watch one of your videos I'm always blown away. You're extremely talented and your passion for your work bleeds through the screen. You can really tell how much you love your job and how much you care for these animals. Not to mention taking on the ones who others can't (or won't) work with. Their comfort and well-being is always at the front of your mind, even if they're being a butth*le, it's a beautiful thing to watch.
I love your compassion and patience for all dogs, whether a bit spicy or a little different, like the amazing Melvin.
Frickin' Yorkies 😂 They can be so sweet and cute and endearing, but good LORD do they have some spice.
So glad you are there for the scaered and frightened fur babies.
Beautiful cut ❤
Your patience and love are admirable! Not everyone can do that even with their own dogs!
From one Yorkshire folk to another - you got this Jimmy! I know it's scary but you were so happy with your new haircut!
You treated Jimmy with such compassion - poor little man! So many times Groomers just see a job to be done but you work to make the Groomee feel like they have some autonomy and that it doesn’t have to be torture.
We had a Yorkie for about 13 years. Miss you Ben.❤
and incredible stubbornness. Terriers of any variety are some real pieces of work. I had one terrier mix and he was wonderful and a pain in the patoot at the same time ❤
He looks SO amazing after the groom! What a nice job. He’s a sweetheart when he’s not being fiddled with. So cute, Jimmy! ❤
He is a cutie! And another fantastic grooming job. I had a gorgeous Australian Terrier when I was 10. They're a great breed. The Yorkie looks similiar to the Australian Silky terrier which I think are more placid.
I was thinking he looks way more like a silky as he has very short hair on the ears and a much longer nose! ❤ glad I wasn’t the only one haha
He was so cute!!!! What a good boy except for the fear regarding his paws. You're amazing with these dogs.
Jimmy just doing his best in this crazy world where people try to clip you. Love your work
Poor Jimmy. He did pretty great, all things considered. You did a great job on him. ❤
I have a soft spot in my heart for Yorkies since I had 2 girls - I loved them like they were my children. Thank you for helping Jimmy. He's a little stinker for trying to get you like that, but you were quick to react, thank goodness! I wonder if someone accidentally quicked his nails at one point? Hopefully he will get better with time.
Love you, Jimmy! ❤ You look so handsome. 😍
OMG what a cute little monster, you are an angel to all pups…
The smaller the dog, the bigger the attitude! 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Always.
Agree - my miniature wirehaired dachshund is such a drama queen - especially if you go anywhere near his Paws!
Meanwhile huskies:
Well, looks like Jimmy tried to be patient until you dared to touch his precious paws. He’s a handsome boy. Love your videos!
I’m from Bradford West Yorkshire England and here these dogs are very popular with elderly people who need a companion not my favorite dogs but my neighbors is good at keeping the rats/mice away so there’s that 👍
4:20 He looks so adorable when his ears go up. Vanessa did a good job with him
I had one for 17 years and I have a puppy. They are too damn smart and independent. Love them so much.
It really did seem like for most of it he was trying to be good! And your reflexes: second to none!
My senior Yorkie, Maggie, is the only dog I’ve ever had and I can’t imagine having any other breed. She has a snort or a grunt for every activity/emotion and it feels like we’re having an actual conversation with her because she responds with her little noises. I don’t know any other dog that’s so talkative. She’s so smart in a lot of ways but she’s also a major silly goose with so many little quirks. I love her so much ❤
Love your nails on this video 😊. When I saw him go for them I jumped when I saw it. I'm glad you're fine, and Jimmy was able to complete his groom.
The care and patience she showed him were incredible 🥺. girl with the dogs, you’re really awesome 🤗🤗
You were super gentle with him!!! I love that so much! You're an amazing groomer with how you handle all your clients.
the best breed there is! rocky was by my side for almost 17 years, i miss him very much❤
We have a 2 month old male Yorkie pup who looks like Toto of the Wizard of Oz, and is very similar to Jimmy in his demenor, but really comical to watch and generally a blast to be around with...I really LOVE the guy.
Bless his heart! He’s cute as can be. His cut is adorable 💜💜💜
You are so patient and loving with the fur babies.
Bless your heart…you were so sweet and kind with him and I think it made him really try to be good but he must have just been really scared from a past experience. 😓
My late Yorkshire Terrier was so so about grooming. … they were bred for ratting, he would chase squirrels up trees and bark like mad. I was able to, at times, grab him by the tail to get him to calm down. Terriers were used for … going to ground … in hunting.
i have one of these small (big 😂) dogs! my Griffey is about 7 years old and he has what i affectionately call little dog syndrome. he may be 8lbs but all of that 8lbs will reign on you like a fire from hell 😂
I think that your gentle firmness with this dog, your preparedness to take him on with his aggression having put him out from other groomers, and how willingly you included his owner, are lessons for all of us to be thoughtful and kind no matter what is being faced. Thank you
The Jittery Jimmy is a sweet and feisty old boy. 💚💚
My Yorkie was my bestfriend , he was so loving once he got to know you, before that it was risk when he met new people. I groomed him myself , and he had to be muzzled for his annual vet trips . He was very fit and healthy. He died 2 years ago and he was 17 years old . Still miss the little fella ❤
You are so patient, kind, and loving to Jimmy. You are a spectacular groomer.😊
He looks so handsome when you finished!! Your soft voice really calms him down. He is definitely not paw friendly.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Great job. His hair reminds me of a Cairn terrier.
I love your love to the dogs. Being a few more times with you for grooming he would probably trust you enough to not bite any more. Thx for not being angry. Some people get angry and take it out on such little dog. For them it must be like having an angry elephant against them. How scary! So no wonder... Thx for understanding him and allways helping him adjust.
And as usual you did an awesome job despite his reactivness ❤
Everything you said is so true of Yorkies. Toy neighbour owns one. He took on a huge blue tongue lizard in his backyard and would not rest, until that Lizard was gone. As they have cameras, it was incredible to watch. 🐕💗🇦🇺
Oh Jimmy you're so cute 🥰
Just a silly little man 😂
Bless your soul for your amazing work!!❤❤❤
A breed with Lightening reflexes! Brave work by the young Lady 🎉
I love how much you truly love. It's clear that you genuinely care.👍
As someone who has a dog who's part Yorkie, I can definitely say that having a Yorkie or Yorkie mix is not for the faint of heart. Don't get me wrong, Yorkies are super cute but between their incredible intelligence, their stubbornness, and their fighting spirit they can be quite the handful.
I freaking love Yorkie. So much character in such a small body with intelligence oozing out of their ears 🤯❤
Holy shit your reflexes are _insane._ I know it must be a learned trait by now but, man, that’s impressive…
He is a spitfire. Hysterical. Aww Jimmy is a bit scrappy and rough despite his small size. Very cute - his nails are definitely triggers and he moved so fast it scared me just watching.
We had the weirdest Yorkie, an absolute unit that just wanted to sleep constantly.
Memories ❤
Love this dog. He knows what he likes. Then you get a little cuddle at the end.
I had a yorkie for a while and he was mistreated so he had some psychological problems due to a crack in the skull, but he was so sweet and so energetic, I'll miss him
I am always in awe of you guys who take care and love broken dogs! I couldn't - too hard. Then there's those others who are annoyed since they should be put down - failing to understand the complex emotions between a human and their babies.
@@dopaminey9946 our ant had bought him and she had a bunch of kids in her house so they mistreated him a lot, so we decided to adopt him, lots of vet trips, but it was so worth it, he was the most lovely thing ever! I understand why someone wouldn't want that though, specially somewhere where medical care in general isn't affordable. But I can assure you foster dogs are some of the best dogs you could have
He was so happy after the groom
He's very focused on you when you're doing his face. But those growls, he's ready to take on a bear !
I have an identical Yorkshire terrier who loves baths and hates nail trimming. She is 15 years old and she will stand in the sink during her bath without moving an inch. You did an excellent job with Jimmie as Yorkies need reassurances. My Sassy is stubborn also with some things and I never force her because she won’t ever back down. ❤❤❤😊😊
What an ADORABLE 🤩 lil "terror"! 😩
Girl!!! You are just amazing 🤩!!!!
Love your technique and your fantastic attitude to complete the most tricky of dogs!
I’m in awe of your work!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
My mum had one. It used to think it was a sheep dog. And with 2 colleagues and 2 Jack Russell terriers to back her up. She was the biggest Dogger the lot.
Vanessa’s favorite breeds always just crack me up. Like out of all the breeds out there, pomeranians, yorkies, and rottweilers are amongst her favorites. They’re just so diverse lol 😂
Looks like no hard feelings or grudges from either party :D
Wow is he quick! It looks so incongruous with those sweet eyes, floofy hair, and cuter than anything face then the muzzle on. But definitely very much needed. Great Job Vanessa, you can tell how much you like him, and the breed.
It’s crazy how you can do this, I wouldn’t even get close to that dog!
Vanessa, you are a saint! Jimmy looks adorable, and you came out unscathed. It’s a win-win! 💙
He's the cutest feistiest spicy chicken nugget ever! 😻😻😻
What a little beast!!! He looked great after his haircut. I enjoy your videos, so much.
The yorkies in my family are sweet babies. My childhood dog was a yorkie schnauzer mix who just wanted to be in your lap and steal your food. My sister's yorkie is a little old lady with not many thoughts in her head.
You made him look fabulous. Definitely something has gone wrong for him before with having his nails clipped. You showed us how fast you can be in not being bitten. Thank you. May you please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
A very cute little terror ❤.
Your patience never ceases to amaze me. That's definitely a God given talent.
My Mom owned 3 yorkies (different times). She personally groomed all of them and was experienced enough to know how not to hurt them. One of them always acted like they were being actively murdered when she washed, combed, and clipped them. It was really funny watching it, because no matter how much they acting like they were dying, my Mom didn't stop and would scold them for being over-the-top instead 😂 Not a single Yorkie was like the other, they all had strikingly different personalities. So no matter what you're experience is with one, don't worry, there 10 other ones out there with a completely different personality.
What a beautiful job. He is adorable. Thank you for sharing. God Bless.
Jittery? I call that outright skittish, with a potential bite to boot! I say Jimmy did pretty good overall. ❤
Too cute. Poor scared lil dude.
My former neighbor had a chubby Yorkie named Killer. 😂
He would waddle all the way to our house and say hi. I hope he's doing well. ❤
I dread to think what hapened to trigger such paw-induced rage. Still, an adorable little terror. I wonder, what is up with his coat. The yorkies I encounter all have pretty thick hair, the rare exception being those looking like seniors.
Vanessa, your reflexes are out of this world.
Man you have to have terrific reflexes to be a dog groomer!! 🥵🥵
I’m so glad we got to see your work with him - work I’m sure you do with many of your clients - to get them past their triggers and past trauma. Thank you. Your compassion is inspiring.
Jimmy punches well beyond his weight. Adorable and affectionate when he is at his best, an absolute terror when he is not. You handled him well, but it sounds like we will not see Jimmy again.
You are so patient with him. Thanks so much. I love your videos.
Its interesting how he let his pows to be washed and dried, but not cut
That usually means that a dog has had a bad experience with cutting the hair/nails on their paws in the past from what I have experienced and read.
His EARS! They're so delightful!