My Chihuahua was like that! When we were at the vet he just froze and accepted his fate. Once we were out of the building he was the quirkiest little guy ever! :D Little dogs like that just have my heart :3
Thanks for the blow dry tip. About to bathe my 50 pound rescue Muppet with long winter hair still, and will be sure to blow dry him to avoid matting! Had to use a muzzle to brush his front half out but all fingers are in tact. He was found on the streets and judging by his temperament, he was very badly abused. I'm his third adopter since being found, so at least his fourth owner. He's done worse to me than his previous adopters who returned him, but I will never give up on him.
Amazing job! I'm sure he's was so confused as to why he needed brushing and that it would feel so much better afterward. Good on you for knowing how to use a muzzle so you could finish it! They're great tools in the right hands. Sounds like he's was adopted and returned so you could be the owner he needed. 🩷 So glad to hear he's feeling better and has a forever home!
Should hair be plucked at all? Shouldn't the practice be done very sparingly as it keeps dirt out and wafts dirt, ear wax up to the surface ? It works for humans unless their ears are constantly syringed ? That's when you get blocked up ears and they have more damage to the very small internal inner bones. ❤
I had my nearly toy size mini poodle groomed short when he was going to be neutered at almost 14 months (he had cryptorchidism i.e. internal/ undescended) We could still comb most of him but avoided most of the lower tummy (shaved clean for surgery).
It's wonderful that you are able to take more time with the animals than other groomers. When I was a vet tech, we were often discouraged by the volume of patients. We felt that we didn't have enough time to treat them properly. Great channel!
I'm bathing my Shiba today for the first time using Fluff Off (she is very much blowing her winter coat) and all the techniques I've learned from Vanessa (we've been blacklisted from groomers because she nips at them- never made contact- and then when muzzled she poops on their table and steps in it). I've bathed her at home before but that was before I learned so much from Vanessa. Thank you for having this channel and being so forthcoming with info so we can feel confident bathing our trouble- pups at home.
@@redwitch12 it went really well! Her coat is so soft and so much hair came out in the wash and with the hairdryer (next purchase is a high velocity dryer). It took me 1.5 hours to dry her. She tried to escape a couple times, but I stayed calm and she never did the shiba-shriek.
My friend has always had Shiba's. Once they came to visit for a weekend and I never saw a dog shed more in my life. They are adorable dogs but their coat would be hard to maintain with their extremely thick coats.
My Havanese is 17 She's half-blind, half-deaf, and dumb as a box of rocks, but she's also the sweetest dog on the planet. Treats everybody like they're her best friend, even if they've never met before.
My cousin has one and my parents dog-sit every once in a while. That dog follows my mother everywhere she goes in the house. If she gets up just to get something five steps away the dog will get up and follow her there and back. It's the funniest thing. And she has the most expressive eyebrows; I love it.
That's too funny! 🤣 Not a Havanese, but my Party Cocker was the exact same; but he only ACTED dumber than a box of rocks. My ex always said he was tetched. 🤣 And everyone was his bestest friend. He followed me from room to room & had a nasty habit of laying right smack down in the middle of every doorway of every room I entered. I tripped over him in the dark repeatedly, once breaking my foot and having to have surgery!
I couldn't quite make out the name of this breed in the video, so I've been scrolling through the transcript for the name of this breed and couldn't find it. Thank you!
Vanessa, I think you are, by far, one of the most patient, pet groomers that ever I came across. I owned a labrador and a German shepherd dog in my life. Due to getting worse (health wise) I can no longer offer a big dog, not even a little one, the care it needs, or the exercise it needs. And to keep a dog to just let it go potty in the garden 24/7 is a crime, IMHO. I am not that careless or desperate for companionship. I am 52 this year, single (guy ran after the car wreck that disabled me), and well I'll just take life as it comes. I am as uncomplicated a person you can get. LOL I am also dead serious if I tell you, if you do as you do, people will just naturally flock to you. Keep keeping it real, girlfriend; people appreciate that! In droves. ;)
Our Havanese gets her exercise fetching balls that we bounce down the stairs. She has amazing muscles. She also occasionally runs zoomies both indoors and in the backyard. A small dog doesn't need a lot of space to get exercise.
I'm sorry things are hard for you. Have you considered a kitty? They are such clever, warm, understanding companions. And easy, they really don't need much.
Love my Havanese! She goes to the groomer and is such a sweet girl. I brush her every day. After having many kinds of dogs, I needed a smaller dog because of my age. She has been the best fit in our family and such a joy to be around. 🎉
small dogs are my favorite! i love that the havanese have a little bit of heft so they're not quite as fragile as the really tiny dogs, but they have the same cute aesthetics as a yorkie.
I think she was the calmest most amiable dog I’ve seen on this channel! She barely needed any instruction or encouragement and was like putty in your hands! ❤
Last second of the video - what a transformation, amazing 😍🤩. The puppies stay so quiet that it's evident that they're enjoying the grooming process. Your work is so good. Your service to these adorable creatures that can't speak is worth 10,000 blessings from above. May God bless you.
I met a Havanese for the first time a few months back and was AMAZED at how silky soft her coat was. It really was like rabbit fur. She was super adorable and the sweetest little thing.
She is a little doll baby. What a cutie pie and such a transformation ! Must be such a relief in those little ears. And I adore her coloring around her head. So nice.
I have a Havanese that has the exact same coloring as this cutie, he’s 9 years old and I groom him myself. He actually doesn’t have much inner ear hair at all. But I totally agree with your feelings on ear plucking. Havanese are awesome dogs! You did a great job on her.
Wow! What a sweet girl! The universe knew you needed an easy job after that last back-breaking one! Amazing work on both grooming this girl and educating all of us on how to keep dogs matte-free. You're one in a million, Vanessa
Her attitude toward the groom seemed like "Yeah, I know what the deal is; just get it over with..." 😂😂😂 She did quite well under your care. Great job, Vanessa!!
Y'know. While neglecting a dog's coat maintenance for one reason or another is absolutely the main reason for matting, it's nice to have a reminder that it's not ALWAYS because of that. I'll bet that before Daisy's surgery her coat was excellently maintained, (and it looks so, so soft and healthy,) but doing the right thing for their dog's health over her coat, led them to being good owners with a matted dog anyway. Plus they're not being crappy about it being easier to shave her than to try and de-mat all of that, so her comfort and health matters more to them than her looks! They made one little mistake in not getting her shaved before surgery, but other than that, they seem to be doing a great job!
Our Aussiedoodle jumped up, looked around, then stood perfectly still, when she heard Vanessas' grooming razor. She was a ragged mess, looking like a small Olde English Sheepdog, when we adopted her from a rescue. Many groomers did NOT want to deal with an overly matted doodle, so finding one became a chore. The groomer is now considered family 3 years later and we don't want anyone else to groom our rather silly, somewhat sensitive girl.
my dog hasthe same kind of fur and let me tell you it gets matted SO fast. i'm here thinking Im brushing her every other day and then suddenly check and one spot i missed bc of how she was sitting is a matt im like girl how. there's no tangles it's either good or a tiny mat. I always ask for the full shave at the groomers to keep it manageable but i have chopped off my fare share of rogue matts. I'd rather make her look goofy than be uncomfortable
She was exceptionally good! I'm so glad you offer your services to people who would otherwise not be able to afford it, or wouldn't be able to see a groomer because of past experience/s.
I had a black Havanese, Pepper, who was not a fan of grooming. But because he was kept with long silk he went weekly. His nails were his nemesis from 3 months old. Lost him on 18 December’15 at 10.8 years of congestive heart failure. Miss that sweet boy. ❤
Omgosh that was the calmest dog I’ve seen on your channel in a long time! What a well behaved girl!! My aunt has a Havanese and she’s so sweet. Youre right about their personalities!
Looks fantastic, and was such a good girl. She did have a ‘“are we done yet” expression throughout the groom😂 but was so good. Great job Vanessa as always. Happy and blessed Easter!
How adorable! What, there is that much hair in the ears? Vanessa, you should have Girl With The Dogs printed on the happy hoodies! Thank you for sharing! ❣
What a great girl , Daisy❤❤❤I never have seen ear hair in their ears like that 😢😢😢wow she must’ve been so u comfortable She’s better now & no more Matt’s pulling her skin 😢❤❤ Daisy 🌼 ❤❤
I love Havanese 😊I have one too and the matting is definitely challenging. They are great dogs, but you need to make sure you can spend plenty of time with them and that you desensitize them to having alone time from a young age so they won’t get anxious.
PSA for anyone that ever finds themselves having to pluck their dog's ears themselves: like Vanessa said, use ear powder and pluck a few hairs at a time instead of trying to rip it all out at once - that hurts and can easily make them head shy! You can just lay them across your lap and take your time; you don't have to get it all at once. Some oddball dogs actually do need their ears mined out occasionally because hair grows IN the ear canals but most don't need it.
@@QUICKBOOKS1 I don't trust anyone with my dogs so I do all grooming myself. Ear plucking is outrageously simple and easy. Like microchipping, it's not some mysterious skill that takes decades to master. And yes, I implant my own microchips as well.
Right...who said that pulling hair from inside the ear does not hurt?..or holding them by their chin while pulling down, anyone ever noticed how sensitive our nose is if a doctor does something?...same thing I guess, they feel it and they shake, their ears and nose are way more sensitive.
For anyone who doesn’t know about the noise issue when pulling the hair out of the ears…worst experience ever is having an ENT doctor flush your ears for cleaning for various reasons. The noise is super concentrated due to narrow ear canal and proximity to ear drum.
My little brother had to have his flushed out as a toddler. It was scary to watch because he was screaming and crying during the whole process. He said the noise scared him.
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She was a very, very, very good girl at grooming! No wining, no barking, no nothing. Fantastic dog!
My Chihuahua was like that! When we were at the vet he just froze and accepted his fate. Once we were out of the building he was the quirkiest little guy ever! :D
Little dogs like that just have my heart :3
she was shaking, so i think she was scared to move.
No whining, either!
@@micheleteeple2564they said that
Yeah.......😮😮😮me too felt the same 😯
What an absolute sweetheart of a doggie she is. Takes 'adorableness' to a new level.
One dog started the video and a completely different dog finished. There was a lot of magic in the middle.
😊😊😊 Adorable comment. ❤
Absolutely agree! 💯
Amen.
Thanks for the blow dry tip. About to bathe my 50 pound rescue Muppet with long winter hair still, and will be sure to blow dry him to avoid matting! Had to use a muzzle to brush his front half out but all fingers are in tact.
He was found on the streets and judging by his temperament, he was very badly abused. I'm his third adopter since being found, so at least his fourth owner. He's done worse to me than his previous adopters who returned him, but I will never give up on him.
For anyone wondering, he was the goodest boy! No concerns during the bath or dry! Now I have a silky soft floof of a Muppet. 🐶💙
Well done for rescuing the little soul when many others gave up on him
Amazing job! I'm sure he's was so confused as to why he needed brushing and that it would feel so much better afterward. Good on you for knowing how to use a muzzle so you could finish it! They're great tools in the right hands. Sounds like he's was adopted and returned so you could be the owner he needed. 🩷 So glad to hear he's feeling better and has a forever home!
God has a special place for you in Heaven!❤
@thepixiepickegood for your boy! r111
What an unbelievably sweet little lady
Her tail at the end is the cutest ever
So calm. The doggo is like, "I don't know what this is all about. But I trust you to make the right decisions."
Should hair be plucked at all? Shouldn't the practice be done very sparingly as it keeps dirt out and wafts dirt, ear wax up to the surface ? It works for humans unless their ears are constantly syringed ? That's when you get blocked up ears and they have more damage to the very small internal inner bones. ❤
Patient and long-suffering are the words that come to mind.
I have a Havanese that is almost 17 years old and he is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
Yeah I am a big man you would think that I would have big dogs, I like little dogs and cats.
My Havanese is also 17!
She's half-blind, half-deaf, and dumb as a box of rocks, but she's also the sweetest dog on the planet.
She is an exceptional individual. Wow. You did a lovely job on her 👍👍
She sounds like your soul dog. What a great age ❤
@@TheUluxian LOL! Thanks I needed to laugh!
What an angel! No fighting with air dryer, no songs, no escapes 😮
Thanks for the suggestion of trimming before surgery. Learning so much today. Thanks! What a sweet girl!
I work at a vet clinic and we always recommend owner have their pups groomed/shaved before surgery.
When humans have surgery they shave us 😂
@@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst Good Point.
I had my nearly toy size mini poodle groomed short when he was going to be neutered at almost 14 months (he had cryptorchidism i.e. internal/ undescended) We could still comb most of him but avoided most of the lower tummy (shaved clean for surgery).
is that not obvious? xD
What a precious little dog.
I'm sure it takes self control not to spend too much time cuddling with some of the animals that come for grooming.
She is such a well behaved lady !!
Groomer or the Dog ?
Probably the dog
@@yowser8780
She is soooo cute!!!!!
@@yowser8780I saw someone else leave the same comment and also wondered...😅🤔
With suck clean-looking teeth, too!
It's wonderful that you are able to take more time with the animals than other groomers.
When I was a vet tech, we were often discouraged by the volume of patients.
We felt that we didn't have enough time to treat them properly.
Great channel!
That ear hair was like a clown car- how did so much fit in there!?!
😂
She can probably hear much better now, too.
@@cmtippens9209 She can hear colors now! :D
@@argo12 - 😄
Like a cotton wool ball! 😂
She is precious!! What an eaassssyy day for Vanessa!!!!
Daisy was an truely ambassador for her breed .
Vanessa is so confident with the scissors. I would be a nervous wreck having to use those things on a living target
My favorite parts are when she clips nails and tidies up their paws.
@@feoltmanns7624 agreed, watching her get their little paws all neat and tidy is quite satisfying.
She was very patiently enjoying her spa day. Now, this beautiful little thing can go and strut her fluff 😅
She is very quiet. Cutie pie🌟
I'm bathing my Shiba today for the first time using Fluff Off (she is very much blowing her winter coat) and all the techniques I've learned from Vanessa (we've been blacklisted from groomers because she nips at them- never made contact- and then when muzzled she poops on their table and steps in it). I've bathed her at home before but that was before I learned so much from Vanessa. Thank you for having this channel and being so forthcoming with info so we can feel confident bathing our trouble- pups at home.
How did it go? I'm really curious!
@@redwitch12 it went really well! Her coat is so soft and so much hair came out in the wash and with the hairdryer (next purchase is a high velocity dryer). It took me 1.5 hours to dry her. She tried to escape a couple times, but I stayed calm and she never did the shiba-shriek.
My friend has always had Shiba's. Once they came to visit for a weekend and I never saw a dog shed more in my life. They are adorable dogs but their coat would be hard to maintain with their extremely thick coats.
@@katieinhops5163 I'm willing to bet that you were being Silently Judged, however ;) Glad to know it went nicely!
@@sallyire1when we go to my in-laws' house, their robovac is so full and it still picks up fur for at least a week afterwards.
The level of trust dogs have for what we do to them just always breaks my heart
Me too, I'm practically in tears
I know. They can't even talk
What a sweet Havi. I have a 6 year old Havi and he’s the best boy ever❤
My Havanese is 17
She's half-blind, half-deaf, and dumb as a box of rocks, but she's also the sweetest dog on the planet. Treats everybody like they're her best friend, even if they've never met before.
My cousin has one and my parents dog-sit every once in a while. That dog follows my mother everywhere she goes in the house. If she gets up just to get something five steps away the dog will get up and follow her there and back. It's the funniest thing. And she has the most expressive eyebrows; I love it.
She sounds sooo lovely!!
That's too funny! 🤣 Not a Havanese, but my Party Cocker was the exact same; but he only ACTED dumber than a box of rocks. My ex always said he was tetched. 🤣 And everyone was his bestest friend. He followed me from room to room & had a nasty habit of laying right smack down in the middle of every doorway of every room I entered. I tripped over him in the dark repeatedly, once breaking my foot and having to have surgery!
I couldn't quite make out the name of this breed in the video, so I've been scrolling through the transcript for the name of this breed and couldn't find it. Thank you!
I am strongly considering getting I have unease. I think they are lovely. I’m quite new to the breed but I’ve owned dogs many times before
She was such a brave girl and very good for her grooming. ❤
All the dogs are so lucky to get groomed by someone like you that’s patient and loving!
I still adore those almost unedited clip, with spontaneous explanations (as I groom my dogs at home). Very satisfying and educational, thank you 🥰
"I can hear again!", that must interfere with sound, such a sweet girl she looks really adorable
Vanessa, I think you are, by far, one of the most patient, pet groomers that ever I came across. I owned a labrador and a German shepherd dog in my life. Due to getting worse (health wise) I can no longer offer a big dog, not even a little one, the care it needs, or the exercise it needs. And to keep a dog to just let it go potty in the garden 24/7 is a crime, IMHO. I am not that careless or desperate for companionship. I am 52 this year, single (guy ran after the car wreck that disabled me), and well I'll just take life as it comes. I am as uncomplicated a person you can get. LOL I am also dead serious if I tell you, if you do as you do, people will just naturally flock to you. Keep keeping it real, girlfriend; people appreciate that! In droves. ;)
Our Havanese gets her exercise fetching balls that we bounce down the stairs. She has amazing muscles. She also occasionally runs zoomies both indoors and in the backyard. A small dog doesn't need a lot of space to get exercise.
I'm sorry things are hard for you. Have you considered a kitty? They are such clever, warm, understanding companions. And easy, they really don't need much.
@purpurina5663 even cats need care and if you're unsure of providing one with a good and stable forever home... Don't do it! That's at least my motto.
She probably feels so much better and she is so sweet
my god, I love animals. Thanks for being so kind.
Love my Havanese! She goes to the groomer and is such a sweet girl.
I brush her every day. After having many kinds of dogs, I needed a smaller dog because of my age. She has been the best fit in our family and such a joy to be around. 🎉
small dogs are my favorite! i love that the havanese have a little bit of heft so they're not quite as fragile as the really tiny dogs, but they have the same cute aesthetics as a yorkie.
What an improvement! Daisy looks like she feels so much better. Her temperament was really good too.
That was SO MUCH ear hair!!
Havanese are such wonderful dogs! So gentle, accepting, and loving. And Daisy is a wonderful example of her breed. Plus, cute! 🇨🇦💕
Holy wowza that before and after was incredible!
No kidding!
For a young dog, she is VERY well behaved. Such a sweet little girl.
I think she was the calmest most amiable dog I’ve seen on this channel! She barely needed any instruction or encouragement and was like putty in your hands! ❤
She's a lady going to the stylist!
That’s a Havi for you. They are ver special.
Last second of the video - what a transformation, amazing 😍🤩.
The puppies stay so quiet that it's evident that they're enjoying the grooming process. Your work is so good. Your service to these adorable creatures that can't speak is worth 10,000 blessings from above. May God bless you.
I met a Havanese for the first time a few months back and was AMAZED at how silky soft her coat was. It really was like rabbit fur. She was super adorable and the sweetest little thing.
17:36 - Such a beautiful little lady! Yoou do wonderful work, Vanessa!
She is a little doll baby. What a cutie pie and such a transformation ! Must be such a relief in those little ears. And I adore her coloring around her head. So nice.
I have a Havanese that has the exact same coloring as this cutie, he’s 9 years old and I groom him myself. He actually doesn’t have much inner ear hair at all. But I totally agree with your feelings on ear plucking. Havanese are awesome dogs! You did a great job on her.
Not one bark was given.. what a sweet dog.
Very sweet dog not a whimper or anything. Very well behaved
Very sweet adorable little dog. ❤
What a transformation! She's so cute ❤xx
What a gentle well behaved young lady - a great ambassador to her breed ❤
OMG the amount of hair in this dogs ears is amazing. Poor thing. Daisy was the most perfect customer. Came out so good.
Wow! What a sweet girl! The universe knew you needed an easy job after that last back-breaking one! Amazing work on both grooming this girl and educating all of us on how to keep dogs matte-free. You're one in a million, Vanessa
I saw that video.
What a beautiful little dog! 😍
Precious, perfectly behaved little angel. I didn't know anything about the Havanese before now, so your info is appreciated. Daisy is adorable.
What a precious girl❣️ she’s so accepting of the process.
Her attitude toward the groom seemed like "Yeah, I know what the deal is; just get it over with..." 😂😂😂 She did quite well under your care. Great job, Vanessa!!
What a good pup!! Pretty easy to groom!!
Y'know. While neglecting a dog's coat maintenance for one reason or another is absolutely the main reason for matting, it's nice to have a reminder that it's not ALWAYS because of that. I'll bet that before Daisy's surgery her coat was excellently maintained, (and it looks so, so soft and healthy,) but doing the right thing for their dog's health over her coat, led them to being good owners with a matted dog anyway.
Plus they're not being crappy about it being easier to shave her than to try and de-mat all of that, so her comfort and health matters more to them than her looks!
They made one little mistake in not getting her shaved before surgery, but other than that, they seem to be doing a great job!
Do you think that is only two weeks worth of matting and shagginess? Looks to me like she was not groomed for much longer time.
Yes Kudo to people who also gave an excelent dog education. I believe that well behaved dog are much happier, and that depends a lot on their owners.
@@rebny7801 Oh yeah, you can tell this dog is well acquainted with being groomed, she's about as calm as I've ever seen and she's only a year old!
Our Aussiedoodle jumped up, looked around, then stood perfectly still, when she heard Vanessas' grooming razor. She was a ragged mess, looking like a small Olde English Sheepdog, when we adopted her from a rescue. Many groomers did NOT want to deal with an overly matted doodle, so finding one became a chore. The groomer is now considered family 3 years later and we don't want anyone else to groom our rather silly, somewhat sensitive girl.
my dog hasthe same kind of fur and let me tell you it gets matted SO fast. i'm here thinking Im brushing her every other day and then suddenly check and one spot i missed bc of how she was sitting is a matt im like girl how. there's no tangles it's either good or a tiny mat. I always ask for the full shave at the groomers to keep it manageable but i have chopped off my fare share of rogue matts. I'd rather make her look goofy than be uncomfortable
What a sweet little girl!
We had a Havanese dog while I was growing up; They are *excellent* little buddies.
What a star! So well behaved and so adorable too! That face! 😍🥰
She was exceptionally good! I'm so glad you offer your services to people who would otherwise not be able to afford it, or wouldn't be able to see a groomer because of past experience/s.
Great work Vanessa! Daisy looks so beautiful!
She was so placid. What a beautiful little girl
Such a sweetheart! And you can tell she has been groomed before; she is very patient; I hope she got a good handful of treats afterwards!
I had a black Havanese, Pepper, who was not a fan of grooming. But because he was kept with long silk he went weekly. His nails were his nemesis from 3 months old. Lost him on 18 December’15 at 10.8 years of congestive heart failure. Miss that sweet boy. ❤
I have a 5 year old havanese they’re the most loving dogs!! Your dog was incredibly lucky to have an owner who loved him as much as you did! ❤
She was so good! What a precious girl.
Awe she's so adorable... And so calm. Beautiful
What a sweetheart this little girl is. She seems great while being groomed. You did a beautiful job.❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤
One of the calmest dogs I have seen you groom..
Beautiful and such a good girl!
Daisy is a little sweetheart ❤ so cute and well behaved! Nice job on her. Big difference.
What a sweetheart she is. So patient.
Such a good little darling. I think she knew she would feel much better after her spa day.
What a sweet patient little girl. I cannot believe how much hair kept coming out of her ears! Wonderful video!
My friend had a Habanese that was all white. It's amazing how different the coloring makes this one look.
Havanese are also known for changing colors. Mine started out Daisy’s color and now is stark white! 😂
Super chill. I love her eyebrows.
Omgosh that was the calmest dog I’ve seen on your channel in a long time! What a well behaved girl!! My aunt has a Havanese and she’s so sweet. Youre right about their personalities!
ThT was the best behaved dog ever, what a cutie
She's SO GOOD!! I'm glad you got a break after grooming that husky/malamute. Excellent job, as always
I am learning so much about breeds I’ve never heard of
Aww. This took me down memory lane. I had two Havanese brothers for 13 years. They were my dear companions. I still miss them terribly. ❤️
Daisy is adorable! ❤
Oh wow that before and after really shows off the difference! What an excellent job.
I am in love with this little girl ❤❤❤
Looks fantastic, and was such a good girl. She did have a ‘“are we done yet” expression throughout the groom😂 but was so good. Great job Vanessa as always. Happy and blessed Easter!
Daisy gave a masterclass in how to behave at the groomers! You did a wonderful job ❤❤❤
How adorable! What, there is that much hair in the ears? Vanessa, you should have Girl With The Dogs printed on the happy hoodies! Thank you for sharing! ❣
Your logo idea is great!
I was shocked, too. That, and how much hair was on the floor after.
I agree! I have seen the happy hoodies popping up on a lot of channels and I keep saying, "those are Vanessa's"!
I'd definitely buy one with her logo
Great job. Wonderful transformation.
Amazing how much Havanese coat patterns seem to vary. Daisy's is a particularly beautiful one.
I have a Havanee. They are so soft cotton hair. I'm constantly trimming and brushing.❤❤❤ Thank you for the video.
She’s so chill! What a good girl.
What a great girl , Daisy❤❤❤I never have seen ear hair in their ears like that 😢😢😢wow she must’ve been so u comfortable
She’s better now & no more Matt’s pulling her skin 😢❤❤
Daisy 🌼 ❤❤
I love Havanese 😊I have one too and the matting is definitely challenging. They are great dogs, but you need to make sure you can spend plenty of time with them and that you desensitize them to having alone time from a young age so they won’t get anxious.
Oh she is so adorable! She was such a good girl, not a peep and let you do anything and everything. And what a difference. She's just precious!
Havanese have a lovely temperament and she was no exception!
Daisy looks adorable with her new haircut! 😍
Daisy looks like a sweet and gentle baby girl😍 Great job on her groom!
What a perfect little angel. 😇 She is so cute and well behaved. Not even a whimper.
Daisy's so cute! I would love to have a Havanese! Her nose is like a gumdrop!
I had a Havanese that passed last year. Caesar was a one in a million dog. I will forever miss him.
Wow, she was the perfect client. She never resisted anything, loved this one. Beautiful dog.
PSA for anyone that ever finds themselves having to pluck their dog's ears themselves: like Vanessa said, use ear powder and pluck a few hairs at a time instead of trying to rip it all out at once - that hurts and can easily make them head shy! You can just lay them across your lap and take your time; you don't have to get it all at once.
Some oddball dogs actually do need their ears mined out occasionally because hair grows IN the ear canals but most don't need it.
I wouldn't do it myself! I would let a professional do it.
@@QUICKBOOKS1 I don't trust anyone with my dogs so I do all grooming myself. Ear plucking is outrageously simple and easy. Like microchipping, it's not some mysterious skill that takes decades to master. And yes, I implant my own microchips as well.
Vanessa, can hair matting in the ears cause hearing problems?
Right...who said that pulling hair from inside the ear does not hurt?..or holding them by their chin while pulling down, anyone ever noticed how sensitive our nose is if a doctor does something?...same thing I guess, they feel it and they shake, their ears and nose are way more sensitive.
She is SO sweet!!! I love Daisy.
For anyone who doesn’t know about the noise issue when pulling the hair out of the ears…worst experience ever is having an ENT doctor flush your ears for cleaning for various reasons. The noise is super concentrated due to narrow ear canal and proximity to ear drum.
But absolutely brilliant when they have finished, you can hear a pin drop in the next street 😂.
the noise was horrendous and it made me unbelievably dizzy and lightheaded when i got my ears flushed due to an ear issue
My little brother had to have his flushed out as a toddler. It was scary to watch because he was screaming and crying during the whole process. He said the noise scared him.
I've haven't noticed excessive noise, and I go about once a year for wax build up
Better than having your eardrums rupture, trust me.