How to: trim & strip bare-handed // rough coated Russell Terrier Puppy
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Hand-trimming/ stripping of a rough coated Parson Russell Terrier - without a knife or trimming tool.
Hollow's first trimming on the table, at 6 months old.
"Parson of Pirates' Hollow
Russell terrier are Smallest but the bravest and intelligent breed ever produce... I got parsonrussellterrier she's only two months and she's so obedient loving and bravest puppy I ever had...
Oh what a good temperament on that boy!
PEOPLE THIS DOES NOT HURT THE DOG!! I HAVE A JRT and he loves when I do this to him. He just gets tired of sitting in one place too long (too much energy, lol).
Jamey Kinsey lol if it hurt he would be squirming correct? He looks perfectly fine and having fun
Beautiful job! I need to strip my six month old Norwich and I'm told to take the coat all the way down! I love how you used treats.
I tried this with my JRT and he seemed to enjoy it. I think he found it therapeutic lol my only problem is that it took me a while to get all the hairs, I may invest in a stripping tool. Thanks for your awesome video!
Thanks for posting this video. Took me an hour but my dog looks so much better now.
Took you an hour?! Let me pluck your eyebrows for an hour, or another set of hairs on your body… you guys are crazy!!!! Dang!!!!
Mine has shorter legs, but a much longer coat, and it takes about an hour to strip him properly. He doesn't mind the pulling and plucking, though it is hard to get him to remain still for so long. It is best to do this every other week or so, it keeps the coat fuller. If you let the hair grow to its full length, when you strip it, there is very little undercoat, and you'll usually end up with some bald spots. Doing it every other week makes the coat look very thick and full, even when it is short, and your dog gets quickly into the habit of having his coat regularly stripped.
Thank You for the new video. Your dogs are beautiful.
I just used this method on mt Terrier and am amazed at the results. He is slick!
I'm glad to hear that :)
This was awesome!! My puppy looks great now
This is very helpful! I haven't been doing this and I got your link from another one of you stripping videos. I'm going to try it this weekend.
Thank you! If you're doing it for the first time you should always try to do it bare-handed - good luck! :)
Musste ich letzten auch machen mit meinem Jagdterrier und hab es zum ersten mal überhaupt gemacht, ich wollte es gleich von Hand versuchen da ich wollte dass er noch “natürlich“ aussieht danach. Ging wunderbar und einfacher als ich gedacht habe; und ihm hat es auch gefallen. Also es ist einfacher als ein Huhn zu rupfen!
Der Raetovare super! :)
Nice work!
My girl can't handle the trimming. It's too stressful for her. Had to sedate her last time so she could "skip" the trimming. Nothing helps. But surely she needs the trimming, Thanks for your video. The guy (dog) on this video stands the trimming process so good!
Oh no, that sounds horrible! I've never heard of a dog that has to be sedated for trimming 😮
How old is she? Are you able to brush her?
You should train brushing 2-3 times a day, just for a few seconds and then up to a few minutes.
@@LostRiverMinis Well She is going to be 3 this year. On the first attempt of trimming she behaved very very good (though it's painful for her to trim the areas around the neck and face). On the second attempt (in 5 months) she started to bark at the first sight of the girl who trimmed her last time (the same girl, she's a good professional). So we left without trimming and agreed to return in a week and that I should walk her till she's too tired. And I did. But the same happened - Bo (Her dogs name) found some energy to make everything to get out. But she was too "hairy" so we decided to take those actions.
I live in Moscow so I trim her twice a year (in mid spring and in early autumn). And - that is where I guess the problem is - I didn't trim her before she was 2 years old (just because I didn't know that).
As for brushing. She's ok with brushing her spine. She squeaks when i brush her face and neck (where hair sticks to each other). So I'm trying to prepare her for spring trimming and try to "trim" her a bit everyday. But she continues to squeak and tries to flee the trimming (face and neck only) all the time. So in this way I'm kinda sticking to your advice about brushing her daily.
Will try to upload a short movie with Bo (so you can take a look at her if you want to) ;)
Thanks for your advice!
@@LostRiverMinis Uploaded two videos to my channel (trimmed and untrimmed "Version" of Bo hahahaha) ;)
@@ffighter thank you for the videos. She's a nice girl! It's weird that she was ok with the first trimming but refused to get a haircut the second time. It is good, also essential, that you are practicing everyday. You should touch and strip her after every walk when you get home - and don't forget to tell her what a good girl she is! ;)
Maybe you should also wait a little bit longer before you go to the groomer's. Sometimes it takes 6-8 months until the coat is ripe and ready to be trimmed, and if the coat isnt't lose enough it is a painful procedure for the dog.
Super cute informative, thank you. We just rescued a Parson rough coat that looks as though she’s never been groomed in her 8 years, so she’s consequently very fluffy. Should I start with this plucking or use a stripper first?
MEA hey! thanks and awesome that you rescued her! :)
If she is ok with you plucking her hair then go for it!
Your Parson's is absolutely beautiful!! I saw on an earlier post you are in Germany, do you mind if I ask what lines he is from?
Thanks!
Hi. Dein Hund ist wunderschön! Ich bin gerade auf der Suche nach einem guten Züchter. Darf ich fragen, woher dein Hund ist (Züchter)?
Hey, vielen Dank für dien Kommentar :) Der Rüde ist aus meiner eigenen Zucht, allerdings stammt er aus unserem letzten Wurf. Es gibt noch Halbgeschwister von ihm, die in der Zucht sind. Schau mal bei "Rednock" vorbei.
Was für unangenehme Hintergrundgeräusche... ist an der Autobahn gedreht?
Amazing job, guys!
How long it takes?
Rodolfo Lima thanks :)
I think it took about 1,5-2 hours.
were you recording this right next to a highway?? cant hear a damn thing you say lol
not necessary. the rough coat is so beautiful..we brush ours..thats it
Jeana C it is necessary. The dead hair has to be pulled out to make the dog feel better and to avoid skin problems. Otherwise I wouldn't spent my time on doing that.
Jeana C lol u want ur dog to be in pain all the time lmao ok dog abuser
If you not groom them ones in a while it will itch and skin will irritate. This is only good for the dog
PUPPY-WUPPY!
I would think the noise would have stressed that pup. He was handled well, but I could not hear a word because of the noise. Good video though.
This is so important. Shaving the beard is my fetish.
I have a one year old broken coat Russell Terrier. I have been using a furminator every day, but he still sheds a lot. I have watched your video. How often should I be stripping my dogs coat? Thank you.
Don't use a Furminator for a Russell it is really bad for the coat and probably the reason why he's shedding so much.
It depends on your dogs coat how often you have to strip it. My broken coated male needs to be stripped every 6-8 weeks.
My JRT wound not let anyone do this.
I take a brush to her , she doesn't like that either, but she'll tolerate it
This is a weird question, but how hard do you have to pull the coat in order for it to come out?
I've heard that if you strip the coat of a wire haired dog, it doesn't really shed. Is that true?
It's different from dog to dog but normally, you should be able to do it without any pressure ;)
Yes, that's true. It's the same with broken coated dogs, you need to strip the hair to get that dead coat off so new can grow.
Is there any way to go back if you have cut the coat? I'd like to start stripping my PRT, but she's been getting trimmed for years.
it's never too late to start trimming, but your dog will look terrible, almost naked, in the beginning, because the coat needs to grow back all new.
thanks
My JRT has much longer hair. Would your method still work?
Yes, of course! If it's a purebred Russell, that's the way you have to do it :)
my parson is 4 months. I can't find any information on what age I should strip him for the first time. Any advice?
+Freddy York you can't find any, because ther's no specific age to start trimming your Russell. If the coat is loose enough, just try to strip him and you'll see. I already trimmed puppies at the age of 8 weeks :)
Thanks!
I’m just confused I think I have to try it on my jrt
How often you should do it? And how would you recommend to use a special brush tool?
Arnoldo R. De Leon that varies from dog to dog, there are rough coated Russell that you can groom every 3-4 months, but sometimes you have to wait 6 months until the coat is ready to be stripped out.
If you don’t want to do it barehanded you can buy special knives for trimming. I have another video online where I’m using a knife.
P!nkPirate thank you so much.
Hello, I would like to ask if by any chance we could come to your place with our dog for trimming? If not then could you recommend some good trimmer in Germany ? ( We live in Netherlands but we can come over there.)
Beegeesek Hi! Thanks for your interest! Of course you could come here for trimming. Where in the Netherlands do you live? If you can find some more dogs for trimming, I might consider coming to you instead.
Unfortunately I don't have any other people up for trimming. May I ask where more or less do you live? We could come over maybe with our pup if it is not too far. Regards
I live in Wiesbaden.
Hi, I really want to try hand stripping my Wire Fox Terrier but can't find much videos on the particular breed. I have only found very expensive hand strippers in my area so I want to try this on my own. My puppy is 9 months now and has never been stripped or clipped, do I just strip her whole body? She's just a pet, not a show dog and I've been trying to research hand stripping but I can only find show dog hand books that talk about rolling the coat, tools and other things which have only confused me more. I would think by age 9 months her whole coat is shedded, right? Could you give me anymore advice on this for first timers?
Also, how do I know when to stop pulling hairs?
Hi. Unfortunately, I don't know much about stripping wire haired Foxterrier. At 9 months old her coat is ready for first trimming. Maybe use the google translator to translate the following page from german into english: www.werths.de/2012/09/wie-wird-ein-foxterrier-getrimmt/#.VpMUFq_GKK0
Also, how long did this take?
Thank you :)
It takes about 2 hours to trim a rough coated Russell.
Ungefähr was würde es kosten wenn man es professionell machen lässt? Meine Kleine die ich adoptiert habe wiegt nicht mal 7 pfund. Danke, Christine
Das hat nichts mit dem Gewicht zu tun, sondern mit der Arbeitszeit, das kommt ganz aufs Fell drauf an. In der Regel kostet professionelles Trimmen zwischen 50-80€
+P!nkPirate Euro????? boah, das is happig. Ich weiss dass es viel Arbeit is, ich hab dir ja zugeguckt.
Du bist anscheinend in Dland, ich in USA.
+C Morrow ja, ich bin in Deutschland, aber plane momentan für ein paar Monate nach Amerika zu gehen :)
se puede remover died hair con una peine
Creo que si
Här har du ditt liv
Mir ist der gesamte Umgang zu hart,sage ich als Hundefriseur. Es geht auch anders.
Darf ich mal fragen was an dem “Umgang“ zu hart war? Und würden Sie mir bitte auch noch erklären was Sie nun mit dem Wort “Umgang“ im Bezug auf das Video meinen?
Seus covardes malditos. Eu tenho um cachorrinho desse aí e jamais permitiria que ficassem arrancando o pelo dele assim. Se eu vejo vcs na minha frente nem sei oq seria capaz . Que maldade com o animal. Idiotas malditos . Não consigo ver essa tortura com o cãozinho
Wtf is that background noise?
nmarkose the german Autobahn 😅
I don't know...it looks painful... especially if he is crying. Poor baby!!!! Let me pull out your hair n see how it feels.
It’s dead hair. This needs to be done for this breed of dog. Do proper research.
Ton ist eine Katastrophe
It look like horor... must hurt...
Jack russels have a special coat that allows you to do this with no pain.
I agree...
Lela Ljubicic se vejo alguem fazendo essa maldade eu nem sei oq faço. Isso aí é covardia
Are you kidding me?!! How would you like it if somebody took you by the head and started pulling your hair out by the handfuls?#%. Da you think it would hurt? And you expected the poor thing to hold still. Beauty or no that is cruel and borders on abuse in my opinion. Did the furparents know or give permission?. If they did shame on them.
Dale Garnett the hair I'm pulling out is dead and it is essential to do that. That's common for this breed, you must do it to prevent them from getting skin problems. The only reason he's not standing still is that he was a puppy and it was his first time on the table and the first time he got trimmed.
P!nkPirate you are right we have a 8yrs old terrier of a different breed and she hates to stay still too. However we can't hand strip her maybe different type of fur. Your dog looks comfortable though!
Dale Garnett omg ur so stupid
Dale Garnett do proper research first before hating on this person.
Just did it on mine for the first time and she loved it !
Stoooppp ur hurting the doggy😓
+stephanie shirley It doesnt hurt them. the hair is dead. if you dont pull it out they can have skin problems. the dog is just annoyed she cant run and play.
oh lol thx x :]
Stephanie são uns filhos da puta. Esses covardes que fazem isso com o bichinho. Que ódio
I'm doing the same thing to my own short hair right now while watching this, and I can tell you it doesn't hurt
@@auburneytuckerson2959 it also comes out by itself.