No One Can Pull My Dogs Ear Hair
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Thank you, Dede, for your courage to groom Sammy.
Let me share Sammy’s story. He was abandoned in a home with a bag of food. My BIL found him, in poor health. After many $ at the Vet, he is now healthy. My BIL could not keep Sammy, so we adopted him. Sammy must have been mistreated, in the past, and now protects himself with his quick bite.
Before I found Dede I felt cornered. No groomer would groom him because he tried to bite them, and I could not give away a dog that bites. I am forever grateful for Dede. Not only has she groomed him, she has taught me behavior modification tactics to help in the care of Sammy.
Thank you so much!
Awww poor baby! Bless you both for doing your very best to keep him happy and healthy and helping him to understand your not trying to hurt ❤️
So, I just got a papillion mix. Is there any way I can keep this from happening? Basically, how do I take care of his ears?
God bless you both. Poor baby. Unfortunately he probably was abused but with the work between the two of you, tender love and care I'm sure he's going to soon learn just how much his humans around him love him so much
You brought him to the right place, her redirection of his behavior and distracting him from pain was genius. Ive seen her take awful embedded hair out of a doodle's ear before and the whole time, the animal's comfort and safety were her main concern.
For anyone talking bad about how it might hurt the dog, what will hurt is the risk of an advanced ear infection that can cause fatal damages to the dog. I love this groomer good work ! ❤️
Karen you are absolutely correct. I am Sammy’s Mom. I could not allow Sammy to get infections, but could not find a groomer who would accept him until Dede. Forever grateful for Dede.
It is so extremely painful. Can't the dog be sedated at the vet and than hair plucked. I know it is important to prevent eat infection. but there has to be a less painful way for the dog. This poor dog can't even see out of that muzzel. If it requires that kind of muzzel the dog definitely needs to be sedated.
@@ritagonzales7426your obviously not an anesthesiologist nor an experienced vet. There is a cost/benefit to every medical procedure. There are risks involved everytime someone goes under. Have you ever had your wisdom teeth pulled?
@@ritagonzales7426 you can’t sedate every four weeks. I compare ear plucking to our eyebrow waxing or plucking(although it is optional) to us. It may be uncomfortable, but it’s only for a second, but it truly isn’t long or extremely painful. More just uncomfortable. And if kept up with gets less and less annoying to us.
@@tl9482 You are correct, Terri. I asked our Vet about sedation, and they did not recommend it.
I'm really impressed by the auditory distractions she used. She does an amazing job combining sharp loud sounds with almost hypnotic repetitive sounds and the soft, soothing way she reassures him that he's okay. What a pro!
Its annoying
@@ioantudorcopaceanu5382 😠
The word annoying is annoying. It's an onomatopoeia.
wow so impressive cha cha chooo Choo!
@@daphnebergey8162 AwI
It caused me anxiety, nothing distracting just annoying
It must be so difficult for her to see him struggling but she does her job and is pretty darn quick too! I applaud her 👏
Difficult? How? By repeatedly telling the dog thats in excruciating pain to "Stop! & That's enough of that!" As if its something the dog can f*cking control... its excruciating pain, its an automated response.
Its like me telling you to stop squirming while I torture you. Obviously cleaning an animal is understandable, but doing a procedure that is excruciating and treating the animal like its being bad is just plain stupid and immoral. Just because its cries are the words "Help! & Oh God please stop!!" Doesn't mean we have to be indifferent to its pain because of those were the words coming out of its mouth, she would have in fact stopped and wouldn't have been telling the thing "No No & Thats enough!" or at the very least showed more compassion towards it.
It fucking hurts ffs.
@@SixSnax Dude, are you serious?
@@SixSnax You absolute idiot, the dog is not in excrutiating pain. It's a reactionary swing due to unfamiliarity. He jerks before she even touches his ear.
I like her work she has patience
@@SixSnax Do you really want the ear to get worse by buildup? Sometimes you gotta do something for the greater good, even if it hurts.
What a caring professional can accomplish always amazes me.
People complaining about this obviously has never had to take a 4 year old to the emergency room to get a small toy or alabaster removed from an ear.
My parents just pinned me down and pulled the shit outta my nose 😳
@@TobeEvans wait what?
@@artinstructor4020 when I’d put stuff up my nose my parents would basically just pin me down and dig it out.
@@TobeEvans Same. With needle-nosed pliers 😂
Or swallowed lots of marbles because you was "washing" them in your mouth...lol
My partner just looked at me and asked "what the hell are you watching" 🤣
Chop chop chop! Choppin chop! Brrrrptttbbt! Ay! NO NO! Prrrtpt! Who put that in there?! Who left that in there? Shake shake shakey shaken shake! 😂
Mine did too 😂
My poodle who was sleeping two feet away from me as I watched this was very curious about the sounds coming from the next room over (where the Bluetooth speaker was playing the sound) 😂😂
Especially the "chooo chooo Cho cho choooo" part. Lol
I love how you kinda sing to him, it’s like distracting him so he doesn’t realise you’re pulling so much, it’s a really good tactic
I love the accidental teamwork 😆
The best kind!
The “who put that there, who left that in there” part was highly entertaining hahaha. Great work!! Dogs really are a lot like people. They need patience, compassion, and meeting them where they are comfort wise to get the job done
I feel so bad for him. He needs the hair out of his ears but he must be terrified. Poor baby
It didn't help having that mask. He needs to see!!! :o/ A muzzle is far less torture ?
@@harvelle2432 those muzzles you’re talking about are INCREDIBLY easy for dogs like this to get out of. She had one on underneath and you can see that when she takes off the outer one he had already gotten out of the regular one and with some of those whips he was doing she would’ve been bit had she not had the second one on. It actually helps dogs that are aggressive and reactionary to have some of their senses limited, and there were window eye spots anyway
I'm sorry. I've had 40 plus years with vets and my groomer with my 5 dogs in the UK and all of my five dogs feel very calm more comfortable KNOWING what's going on and they feel the vet and groomer are more calm than you. It might be the cameras!! My two are a night mare but the groomer calms her down and chills far more now. One of my last dogs was abused and I adoptioned her and she is great now. You just need time. This is a business so you just need to get the job done quick.
@@harvelle2432 I have almost 10 years as a vet assistant. It’s great that YOUR five dogs are comfortable doing it that way, but I’m sure with your 40 plus years with vets (I’m going to to go on a limb and say that’s 40 years of actually working for vets) you should know that not all dogs react the same. It has been my experiences that for dogs like this her muzzling as well as her distraction techniques were on point
@@harvelle2432 I’m sure your dogs weren’t abused and abandoned. Sammy is a rescue. All dogs, just like people, are different. Please do not think your experiences are the only ones.
I have always had poodles. Ear plucking was a weekly routine. After my first poodle had so many problems because I didn’t know about ear plucking and started him late I made sure to start the others on it when they were puppies.
The dogs would actually lay down in my lap and tilt their heads. It was a routine they seemed to love and appreciate. And I had groomers amazed at how good their ears were and how much the dogs loved being groomed.
I can’t even imagine letting the ear hair get like this and the pain and discomfort it caused the poor pup. Good job getting it out!
This is one of the considerations I use when choosing a breed or mix from the shelter....Hair maintenance problems that most people don’t think about.
Groomers need more clients like you!
You handle dogs with such care, I'm always impressed with your professionalism even when the dog is lashing back at you. Keep up the great work, you rock!
Poor baby. You are so professional and caring to every animal, this was an extremely difficult case and just how you distract and reassure him is awesome.
I love that she knew when he had reached his limit. I love that she protected him from himself and protected her from him. The distraction techniques were lovely. Great job!! GREAT job! ❤️
I’m so glad his ears weren’t infected or that would have been much worse for everybody!
Yes! I was afraid he would get an ear infection. Dede is the only groomer that would groom him.
Now i created my pet profile on monkoodog app and i get all health related, medication, grooming alerts on regular basis.
That happened with my mom's dog, it was not fun for anyone.
She did not use a lot of ear powder and if it is infect alot of times the dog will enjoy the hair removal
I love the way she uses chants and words to soothe and distract the dog! You can tell she's very experienced!
My pomeranian hates getting brushed and will try to bite it sometimes. When we take her to get groomed I always say she might try to bite and maybe have to muzzle. The funny thing is I always tell them that just so they are aware there might be a problem, but every time we go to pick her up they say she was great and no problems, perfect lil angel. They are like kids they know who they can push lol
as a groomer, this is exactly how we see them😂😂 theyll behave for anyone else but you, just like kids
I have this issue!!! Lol he knows he can push me around lol but I’m trying to keep practicing and using treats
Well, I got news for the commenter. The vet expects the groomer to do it. As Dede has said countless times on her videos. As well as, I've heard from other Groomer's videos. A vet is not going to stop. In the middle of his more urgent cases. Just pull ear hair. Unless, it a highly aggressive dog. That no one can handle and has to be drugged. It's not pleasant for the dog. It's for the well being health wise for the dog. We can offer our opinions, but at the end of the day. We are not professional groomers. We have to respect. Dede knows exactly what she's doing. The gear is not cruel on his face. When your doing this type of work. Safety should be the number one concern. For the groomer/dog. ❤️👍👍
You did a fab job, but, if Hanibal Lecter was a dog 😂😂
Lmbo!! 😂😂😂😂
😂😂🤣🤣
💀💀😂😂😂😂
I know that he was really scared getting that all removed, but he did so good at letting you help him. God bless, my lady
I absolutely love how she talks to him. Not a great boy, but a good boy.
“Drill Sargent is in the house” lol
She saved this pups life 💗
Poor baby. The best start to life.
Thank you for your time in grooming this dog.
We’ve had to do something similar with our dog when he was first adopted. He looked like a shaky raggedy mop. I took my time to let our dog get used to praises and reprimands and had to get him used to being touched certain places for cleaning and grooming, which also helped with his food aggression/panic. The groomer is doing a terrific job using different tones and distractions to let the dog figure out he’s safe and being helped.
Wonderful firm love here. Health is not optional and you clearly respect his fear/pain. 💜
My little dog use to like getting her ears cleaned. She knew the itchy's would stop.
Your dog knew that you would never let it get this bad.
@@purplebean7951 true
My dog likes it too. But i dont need to pluck. And hes hairy..
Soooooooo much more to this than getting these pooches clean - your pacifying techniques are something to marvel at and you never do half a job. Well done you!
Is it possible to be trained by you? Seriously you don’t give up but you’re not physically aggressive either. No anger at all and I love it. Patience is always a virtue.
You did a great job on his ears --- he was scared and didn't know You were trying to help him. You have a lot of patience and LOVE for the animals. Thank you---you chose the perfect profession for you.
You are one brave lady. Thanks for not giving up on this doggo.
At the end of each ear, Sammy looks like it feels so good.💙
I knew you could do it! You go and keep that dog in good health. Bless you.
Respect this groomer knows what she is doing and has a great compassion for the dogs care. Great job, keep up the great work.
I’m glad u got that done so well , I was afraid there might be a tick or infection in the dogs ear . Job well done !
I always enjoy watching Dede, she is definitely the grooming whisperer 😊 thank you for sharing your love of “grooming heart” to all of us! 😊🐶🐾
I love how your soothing him while getting everything done!
You're like a parent with their scared babe. You're so consistent, firm, reassuring, and in the zone with the doggos. Love your videos. Love what you do. Love you ❤️
Never saw that kind of behavior before. You were excellent with him
You’re amazing, that poor dog really hates having his ears cleaned. I hope he can stick with your care and calm down after awhile. Maybe he’ll see you as a friend and be less frightened. Keep up the good work! 😃👍🐶💖
Yes, thank you
I always love the way you talk to the dogs and I have picked up some great ideas. Good work.
I love your patience and creative diversionary tactics. Well done.
I am awe struck by the way you were able to successfully clean his ears. Your patience is amazing
You are so kind, keeping up a running dialogue and never being mean
Fantastic job Dede. You amaze me with what you can accomplish and your understanding of dogs and cats.
Dede you are amazing! You deserve so many good things! He was in the best hands.Thank you!
Hi Linda how are you doing. I'm Thomas from Norfolk, Virginia. I hope you are safe and in good health? I'm looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. Hope you don't mind please, thank you.
Poor baby Musta had a really bad experience at one time or another. I love the way you get it done quickly and efficiently, and clean them good afterwards!
Your so good with him! He met his match! You won!
That's right protection is a must. Good job.
Your groomer is an Angel. Thank you for sharing. It makes me happy to see that a wonderful human like you makes room in your life for an animal who obviously needed your love. We thank you sincerly.
You do such a great job! This is so much better than sedating him💙
Youve got some damn fast reflexes
This little puppers needs 2 people. One to hold & one to work.
it stresses them out more when they cant move their body i think. if she really wanted to she could harness him and he couldnt move at all.
You are so amazing! Thank you for doing all you do!! I know that it can seem so thankless sometimes, but you are an angel 😇
Drill Sargent is in the house! ❤️ it! You are amazing Dede!
Your patience and care is amazing 👏
Poor thing. Must hurt and itch. So great you cleaned them out 🥰
One time you need 6 hands it looks rough but iv had to be rough on critter to a point most would think it’s cruel but when their in pain it can’t be helped it’s more harm to let it go than fix it and when it heals up or cleared they are way more happy and better
I love your distraction technique. I wish you were close to me as I have a fog just like this
You are so sweet! If that was my dog I'd really appreciate your kindness and way you took care of him. So happy my boy has a sweet groomer like you. He freaks out in nail trimmings.
Poor guy. I can only imagine how sore his ears were, probably infected. You did a great job.
Going to feel much better
That is amazing! Deedee has guts! And keeps her cool. Such a cute devil dog.
Nice job. Always amazes me how strong even the smallest animals can be.
Poor sweetie, I know it has to be done but I feel his pain.
Are the sounds you're making meant to confuse him so he doesn't bite? Whatever it is it seems to be working 🙂
Yes. It’s akin to slightly shaking an area on a cat when giving a shot, it confuses the nervous system and gives them something else to focus on
Yup redirection, the technique is used a lot while restraining animals, I tend to tap on the dog's body and/or scratch the head when they're about to get something done
goes for touch too, and it helps a lot with drying dogs. most dogs dont like the dryer on their head (for very good reason, i wouldnt like it either lol) so i find that scratching their head or their butt when im trying to edge up the neck can help to distract them
💕 your videos, techniques & OUTSTANDING work!
She does such a good job with him. Trying to distract him with her voice. So difficult for both of them.
And this is why a good groomer is worth their weight in gold, you are an awesome one.
Super skilled, gentle, knowledgeable, persistent, patient groomer. I wish l leaved near to you
Wow, great technique into dealing with such traumatized dog.
You are a wonderful, patient person.
This is clearly not her first rodeo. She is awesome!
When I calms down and let’s her clean them…it must feel so good to him.
I LOVE how you talk to the fur babies during the process🥰🥰🥰
That second leash wrapped like you do it is so so smart. 👍👍👍
I have done dog training sessions alongside groomers working on my "difficult" dog clients. Dogs are very quick when they are stressed! Especially the little guys. She did a great job. Groomers that will take on difficult clients do not get enough credit (there are many that will not!). The alternative if the pet parent cannot find a groomer to work with their dog. Is to have them put under anesthesia at a veterinarian office for a shave down, nail trim, or ear plucking. With a brachycephalic (short snouted dog), putting them under anesthesia can be extremely risky. I have seen my groomer colleagues with some pretty terrible injuries 😕
You are a wonderful groomer, getting the hair out so the veterinarian will be able you see what’s going on in that pups ears and can prescribe the correct medication and such. You are amazing!!
When dog cat making those squeaking sounds it made me spit my ice cream out😂😂😂😂😂
Poor doggo! You do amazing work!!
Wonderful job!
I felt bad for both of you. Good job with trying to keep him calm, protect yourself, and help the dog.
You're brave to take this on. It seems like something he should almost be put under at the vet to clean, but anesthesia can be so expensive and vets likely expect groomers to handle anything to do with fur. Thank you for giving him some relief!
you are in business again.dede this is wonderful. do not leave you dede is a wonderful groomer in texas.
You are so caring xxxxxxxxx
You done an awesome job, well done for giving him your time ❤️
Thank you so much for your services. I love animals. ❤
Aw bless him. He looks like Hannibal crossed with a sock puppet.
My Shihtzu is totally like this getting his ears cleaned. It is so necessary to prevent ear infection
I love the talking distraction. It distracts and soothes the dog.
Thank you for taking these extremely hard cases and being patient. I hope you continue your work for a long time. Also I love your intro music. You don't have to worry about copyright infringement 😉
She is a wonderful groomer , she loves the dogs and knows how to handle them .. Good job ❤
Look at that one... Snatch lmao love her 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Don’t bite me bro” gave me the giggles
Best intro ever, 10/10
I think that was really clever to have the dog pull out its own hair. It did work so well. My only question is: wouldn't it have been easier to have a 2nd person help you?
One more thing. The goggles/muzzle makes me think of either the bee movie or Back to the Future. Its amazing how strong those lil dogs can be. Again great job
That looks like it hurts, but it's satisfying to see.
“You wanna smell this?” Me watching: um yes, I kinda do 🥴
Awesome job DeeDee 👏 😊👍💕💕💕