I've clipped my bedlington for 13 years. I was trained by the breeder,who was a show judge. I would watch lots of professional trimmers first. This lady isn't explaining direction, blades etc clearly enough. You have to be prepared to pull inner hair ear to prevent infections and learn to drain anal gland(not as yucky as you think, or too smelly).Also the floor is for play ,a table is for work. They learn this quickly.
Hi, yeh he has got used to us grooming him whilst he was asleep when he was a puppy, i only ever groomed him when he was asleep just easier! I also had someone be with me while I was clipping him a s puppy but only took off a little bit and I think he was about 6 months old, but if your puppy gets really fluffy before then maybe clip him before, but again only a bit. Hope this helps please ask more questions if you have any :)
I would not recommend a skip-toothed blade for beginners. "Finishing" blades (marked with an F, e.g. #5F - the teeth are all the same length) are safer and easier for beginners to use.
Dog grooming especially Bedlington hair takes some training and the right tools. I take mine to the shop every 6 weeks. Some jobs are best left to the pros.
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aww thanks :) i would say take it slow and have patience 100% each ay get someone to hold a really yummy treat in front of her nose don't let her eat it and do two strokes with the brush and if she was good reward her with the treat and leave it at that. Keep doing this each day and after a few days increase the amount of brush strokes you do and keep doing that. It will take a while but trust me with patience it should work. Let me know. Thanks.
Hi Chloe love your videos I've got three bedlington crosses (Very similar coats) I bought the bedlington set of clippers and used the 7 skip blade it came out a lot lot shorter than Ted's in the video, too close if I'm honest any advice please? Can you use a guard with them to leave coat a bit longer. Thank you.
Your clippers sound real janky, you need oil in the blade, and possibly a new blade they look like they're sticking, but thanks for tutorial I'm a pro groomer but never groomed a bedlington and needed to see a video. I have a groom book but I like a visual guide
I am sorry but this is so wrong you are teaching people very wrong techniques which are very dangerous. Please learn about safe dog grooming methods and get qualified before offering any advice on the internet
I clip Ted myself so when I first learnt I was to scared to clip him the bedlington way I didn't want to cut his skin. Also I think some of it is personal preference :) Thanks
try taking your dog out for a walk and let her play at the park until the doggo is exhausted and then groom her. She won't protest, I garantee! (unless you did not fully poop her out!)
That is dreadful grooming the dog should be on a table those clippers are pulling at the coat .The dog should be bathed first as this makes the coat softer so the clippers go through the coat better
Ted is sooo sweet! You have obviously worked a lot with him and that’s amazing!
Awesome!!! Cooper doesnt need much grooming but its nice to watch these for the future!:)
aww thanks. Thats lucky he doesn't need much grooming. :)
Wow! What an amazing dog he is so calm..He really trusts you..Lovely to see.
Awww thank you :)
So I'm watching this and thinking how relaxed your Ted is my bertie screams as if I'm killing him hahaha
I've clipped my bedlington for 13 years. I was trained by the breeder,who was a show judge. I would watch lots of professional trimmers first. This lady isn't explaining direction, blades etc clearly enough. You have to be prepared to pull inner hair ear to prevent infections and learn to drain anal gland(not as yucky as you think, or too smelly).Also the floor is for play ,a table is for work. They learn this quickly.
Best demonstration with explanation , thank you as I’ve three fur babies to do .👍
Awesome!!
Hi Chloe, how old is Ted he's really chilled out . How old was he when you first clipped him.
Hi, yeh he has got used to us grooming him whilst he was asleep when he was a puppy, i only ever groomed him when he was asleep just easier! I also had someone be with me while I was clipping him a s puppy but only took off a little bit and I think he was about 6 months old, but if your puppy gets really fluffy before then maybe clip him before, but again only a bit. Hope this helps please ask more questions if you have any :)
I would not recommend a skip-toothed blade for beginners. "Finishing" blades (marked with an F, e.g. #5F - the teeth are all the same length) are safer and easier for beginners to use.
Yes thank you for your comment.
What a brilliant dog Ted was so good, I've their girls and your video hopefully will help me. Thanks give Ted a hug from us
Dog grooming especially Bedlington hair takes some training and the right tools. I take mine to the shop every 6 weeks. Some jobs are best left to the pros.
🤣🤣lol facts
@@cryptoknight3009 full disclosure, I tried a DIY groom years ago. Total Disaster. My groomer said if i promise not to groom dogs, she will not try to fix cars. (Mechanic here)
Love your video. I have a four year old Bedlington female. She attacks the brush when I try to groom her - any tips?
aww thanks :) i would say take it slow and have patience 100% each ay get someone to hold a really yummy treat in front of her nose don't let her eat it and do two strokes with the brush and if she was good reward her with the treat and leave it at that. Keep doing this each day and after a few days increase the amount of brush strokes you do and keep doing that. It will take a while but trust me with patience it should work. Let me know. Thanks.
Everything dogs with Chloe Thanks for the advice - I'll give it a try.
Hi Chloe love your videos I've got three bedlington crosses (Very similar coats) I bought the bedlington set of clippers and used the 7 skip blade it came out a lot lot shorter than Ted's in the video, too close if I'm honest any advice please? Can you use a guard with them to leave coat a bit longer. Thank you.
Hi I would try a guard or you could try a 5f blade I have seen that blade recommended quite a few times for bedlingtons. :)
What scissors are you using please?
I use some from a company called masterclip. They are called finishing scissors. The company is based in the uk :)
Everything dogs with Chloe . Thanks. I'm in the UK also so I'll try and find them.
What is your favourite clip on a standard poodle
I don't have a poodle so its tricky to say, i like them fully clipped with the nose really well shaved, put personal preference, :) what is yours?
Everything dogs with Chloe I like the teddy bear clip
Awful. Please get qualified at college if your going to make tutorials on Dog grooming!! I found this hard to watch.
Your clippers sound real janky, you need oil in the blade, and possibly a new blade they look like they're sticking, but thanks for tutorial I'm a pro groomer but never groomed a bedlington and needed to see a video. I have a groom book but I like a visual guide
Av gid up trying goes nuts only time e bite me aft taking vet
Oh no.
I am sorry but this is so wrong you are teaching people very wrong techniques which are very dangerous. Please learn about safe dog grooming methods and get qualified before offering any advice on the internet
Question why is ted not in a cip I see most bedlington terriers in?
I clip Ted myself so when I first learnt I was to scared to clip him the bedlington way I didn't want to cut his skin. Also I think some of it is personal preference :) Thanks
Everything dogs with Chloe I have a Belington terrier and he is 4 years old and I cant train him so I need help to train him:)
so why are you having problems training him? is he hard work in everything or is it just when you come to clip him?
He is a good boy
What age dis you start grooming him ??
He first had his puppy clip around 12 weeks old and I brushed him from day one. In the beginning it is about them getting used to it! :)
Does your Bedlington smooch?
He seems above it all.
Adorable though.
haha smooch? sorry what do you mean by this? thanks :) glad you like him
Smooch=Kiss.
I think I'd love your Lamb Chop if I met him.
Why do you keep him shorthaired?
Bedlington terrier breed they keep them shorthaired and it is just something I have always done :)
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I bet if you tried grooming my dog you’d go nuts like me she’s a kangaroo doesn’t hold still doesn’t stand
oh no oh dear. Take it she doesn't like being groomed then?
try taking your dog out for a walk and let her play at the park until the doggo is exhausted and then groom her. She won't protest, I garantee! (unless you did not fully poop her out!)
Wot a dog Ted jst stand there nt even growl
Thank you :)
That is dreadful grooming the dog should be on a table those clippers are pulling at the coat .The dog should be bathed first as this makes the coat softer so the clippers go through the coat better
what the h... is this woman doing???!!!
Terrible,go to a qualified C&G dod groomer.Awful demo.
Ted is so handsome and doing so well! I really want a BT but they are no where to be found in Denmark... 🥲