I’m learning to groom my toy poodle. She’s too stressed now to take to a groomer. So I’ve taken up the challenge. Your videos have been a godsend because I just didn’t know where to start. I’ve groomed her back, flanks and withers after I watched you. Phew I was tired. Tomorrow I’m following this video to do her bits. Thank you so so much. This is by far the best for educational purposes.
Hi Pauline, that is great you are learning to groom your own Toy Poodle, I would love to see some photos, if possible could you email to info@melnaienewman.com.au
Thank you for these wonderful videos! I love your detailed instructions and that you don’t skip any part of the dog in your teaching!!!! Just found you and subscribed! Please never stop making videos, you are both great at your profession and teaching!!! May God bless you and yours!
I want to learn how to groom my poodle. Watched the other video where you used the 3F for her body and really liked it. Started watching this video and you use a snap-on comb on 13mm instead of the 3F (also 13mm). And now I'm wondering why not also use the 3F for the head? Or the other way around, why not use the snap-on comb on the body?
Great question. And I am so happy you want to groom your own poodle. I find a 3f takes the coat slightly shorter, than the 1/2”. And also depending on the coat type, a snap on works better on a drop coated and wire coated breeds than a 3f. When clipping with the snap on attachment comb I find it helps pick the hair up with the comb when clipping. For me it’s easier when clipping a curly poodle coat, to use a 3f on the body and a snap on attachments comb on the head as it’s will leave the head slightly long and then you can shape and scissor the head in softly. I hope this helps.✂️🐩💗
I’m learning to groom my toy poodle. She’s too stressed now to take to a groomer. So I’ve taken up the challenge. Your videos have been a godsend because I just didn’t know where to start. I’ve groomed her back, flanks and withers after I watched you. Phew I was tired. Tomorrow I’m following this video to do her bits. Thank you so so much. This is by far the best for educational purposes.
Hi Pauline, that is great you are learning to groom your own Toy Poodle, I would love to see some photos, if possible could you email to info@melnaienewman.com.au
Thank you for these wonderful videos! I love your detailed instructions and that you don’t skip any part of the dog in your teaching!!!! Just found you and subscribed! Please never stop making videos, you are both great at your profession and teaching!!! May God bless you and yours!
Thanks for the kind words Deborah 💝 I’m so pleased you enjoy our videos
I second that 👍👍
Long hair cute
She says thank you💗🤩
Thankyou for your videos, I really enjoy watching them
Thank you so much for watching🌸
She is beautiful ❤
Thank you, we love her so much😍💘
I want to learn how to groom my poodle. Watched the other video where you used the 3F for her body and really liked it. Started watching this video and you use a snap-on comb on 13mm instead of the 3F (also 13mm). And now I'm wondering why not also use the 3F for the head? Or the other way around, why not use the snap-on comb on the body?
Great question. And I am so happy you want to groom your own poodle. I find a 3f takes the coat slightly shorter, than the 1/2”. And also depending on the coat type, a snap on works better on a drop coated and wire coated breeds than a 3f. When clipping with the snap on attachment comb I find it helps pick the hair up with the comb when clipping. For me it’s easier when clipping a curly poodle coat, to use a 3f on the body and a snap on attachments comb on the head as it’s will leave the head slightly long and then you can shape and scissor the head in softly. I hope this helps.✂️🐩💗
@@MelanieNewmanSalonEssentials Thank you so much for your explanation! It makes sense now :)
@rboerdijk76 that’s so great💗 please let me if you need more help with grooming✂️
Fantastic Melanie, thank you. 💜
You’re welcome Amanda, glad you enjoyed it
Where is the best place to get good grooming equipment. TIA xx
so sorry for this late reply I missed your question.
www.melanienewman.com.au
www.dgsimports.net.au
www.ozgroomingworld.com.au
Thank you so much for the videos, so helpful! Can I ask what size blade you are using? She's adorable!!!
Chippers to loud omg
It’s hard when the mics pick up the sound and I am speaking as well. My apologies if they are too loud for you💗