Subscribe to Pals channel! youtube.com/@buddyandmikespal?si=b-KqEoXz0VKYVXnR The last time I groomed Pal he did not exhibit anxiety like today's groom, which is why we booked him a second appointment. Due to his stress I sent him home unfinished. The more he is subjected to grooming, the more accustomed he will become to it.
Love your videos but had stop watching this one as it was too heavy handed with promoting Pal's channel. Not sure if they paid you or something but the fact that Pal isn't even that famous and was constantly said was getting a bit obnoxious.
If he could speak, everyone for miles around would hear about how he was nearly murdered in this horrible torture palace. He's not a drama queen, he's drama von baron.
@@lillyblue3640 We know that. It's funny because the dog over-reacts to the situation. It's also sad because we can't explain it to our dogs. I feel bad when I bring my dog to the vet and she tries to cower under the furniture, but it's still better to bring them than not.
My favorite part is when he just succumbed, laid his head on the edge of the tub, looked at the wall, and just low key wept, “it’s ok, I’m dying, I’ve accepted my fate, tell my dad I love him.” Happy Thanksgiving from the U.S. everyone! Grateful for Vanessa’s loving kindness for all these beautiful critters.
Dog's writing his final message to his father in a 1700s setting at candle light and a quill _"Dear Father, I write to you in earnest plea, my time is short and I must confine in you the terrible fate of my life, a human of unmatched disagreement has constricted me to a cell of unimaginable horrors that I must beseech you to arrive with haste to my last know whereabouts before it is too late. I pray this message finds you and that you deliver me from this machination of this human delight and now bane of my existence. With love and many kisses to you father, Buddy 🐾 PS: Borf"_
What a good boy he is. So anxious, yet not even a hint of wanting to use his teeth, just pitiful whining. Well, he will have an epic story to tell to his buddies, next time he meets them at the doggy park. The tale of how he was taken to a dungeon, where huge monsters tried to kill him, and how he managed to defeat them all, to return victoriously to his dad.
@@ThankGodEverySingleDayits sad that you must explain to someone...🤦🏻♀️ jesus im italian , english is not my mother tongue, but I understand the sarcasm !
The way he panicked,daymn. If I were scared like that I would definitely try to attack to get free. This vicious boi didn’t even think about hurting you. Sweet angel deserves a lot of rewards and all the love in the world
Owner says "Did you have fun?" Pal "Dad how dare you leave me to suffer at the groomers, I could have died " Love your videos. So glad you showed the owner/per reunion. It truly warms my heart to see how happy both are to be reunited.
Read your comment and it made me laugh so hard. Seriously though, there are techniques not to scare dogs who are sensitive to bathing. She talks too loud, makes noises like shhhhh that scares them, she spends no time grooming before hand to get them to trust her, loud equipment, no soothing music. She is awful!!!!!!!!!!!
@cefarther3945 She is not 'awful'! How do you expect her to clean and dry this dog without the noise of water or a dryer? She put a hoodie on the dog to help muffle the noise for him. You must not have attended many dog grooming sessions before.🙄
That's exactly what I was thinking. "And, and, then she turned the rains of hell on me. Then, then, she sent a tornado after me...then she summoned the winds of destruction after me!
That reminded me of my pup when we left him at the doggie school overnight. The next day when we picked him up, he was speaking to us for like 10 minutes non-stop, then he got into my dad's lap in the car and fell asleep. Never left him anywhere else ever since.
yes!, mine was a retired police dog. he was so serious when he was alert protecting the house but whenever he wanted to play he was like a golden retriever, jumping around and being so silly. one thing that he hated the most was taking a bath he would try to hide or run away as soon he saw me with a towel because he understood that it was time to clean him. he would argue barking and whimper like it was the worst time of his life lol.
We have an old, somewhat racist saying here in Australia: Never trust a New Zealander or an Alsatian dog. As Groucho said, I guess this is as true as most generalisations. Personally, I've found that if you behave like a decent person, and not a c-bomb, both the people, and the dogs are some of the most decent beings you'll ever meet.
Yes, we grew up with Shepherds. Surely the most loyal loving dogs ever. Our dog Bruno would let my toddler sister crawl all over him, pulling his hair, tail, ears. Bruno just waited for one of us to rescue him.
I got to puppysit a German Shepard and it felt like I had my own personal bodyguard. He was such a sweet boy. It's funny that some are so brave about protecting their owners but not so brave when it comes to bathing.
He would be brave while bathing, but they need to trust the person. If you got their trust, they'll let you do anything to them. Also the dog you were sitting was protecting you. They're bred not to leave your side. That's why it's extra stressful for them not to be with a person they trust. Pretty much a 24/7 dog, but a great one. Greetings from Germany lol
@@rebel4466 That makes sense. Georgi (the german shepard) must have trusted me even though I wasn't his owner. Probably would not have enjoyed a bath from me haha!
I was bitten by a humongous mean German Sheppard when I was 4 years old , but this puppy erased any trauma I ever had and turned into a laughing matter.
This dog reminds me of my late German Shepherd, she got to 9 years, but she was always quick to show how displeased she was with baths. God, I miss her so much.
So sorry for your loss!!! 😢 My German Shepherd died 3 weeks ago 😢😢 I miss him every single hour!!❤😢🙏🐾🐾🐾🐕💝 He was 9 years and 9 months old. 😢😢😢 I believe that our Shepherds are in Heaven now. 🐕🐾🐾🙏💝💕🐾🐕🐾🙏💝
I love how just when you think he has accepted a part of the process he *IMMEDIATELY* lets you know otherwise. Husky in disguise. I love their channel, Mike's mum is such a sweetheart 🥰
As a first time GSD owner myself, no one warned me about my giant tough guy crying like a baby at times 🤣😭 gotta love how verbal they are, it’s honestly hilarious & they’re such sweet protective doggos! ❤
It is surprising how much they cry over the littlest things. I have a giant GSD and he is the biggest baby of a dog I have ever had. He rivals my neighbor's huskies in yodeling.
This is how they are if you never dealt with this then you should not comment I’m on my second one . My first lasted over 14 years. Had hard time doing the deed but now I realize the pain and suffering. Knowing that my next is going as soon as symptoms it’s not fair these are in my opinion the best dog ever I Love GSD more than any human and yes including my wife. They are the greatest imo? I’d love to hook up and give the truth?
Monica you're not dead anymore 😮 omg when I read your obituary I almost died too 😖 so glad you were able to reincarnat so quickly, I simply must know your secret 😊
@@jazzman1626 My dog loved cats too! A lady walked by our house and freaked out when she saw our German Shepherd playing with our cat. She thought my dog was hurting the cat but when she realized they were playing, she was amazed. My Shepherd weighed almost 100 pounds.
You did GREAT!! I have a German Shepherd that could be his twin. VERY dramatic!! The live music in my church stressed her out exactly like him. I bought a happy hoodie & now she sleeps during services. I want to thank you for your kindness, love, & compassion for these majestic creatures! ❤❤ Oh, & my GSD watched this intently in solidarity for him!!
He PROBABLY could have used one, but for a first time interaction with an anxious dog, that is an AWFUL thing do attempt. The big issue is, they _simply don’t know you like that._ A scared dog may not be inherently aggressive, but if they get a sudden feeling of being trapped by you, as someone they don’t fully trust yet? Their behavior matches that of any cornered animal. Even humans do this. It’s reflexive, rather than aggressive imo, because they are typically trying to get away from the threat, rather than harm it. The harm is just that they don’t have the momentary capacity to understand the difference between a comforting touch, vs a harmful one. Imagine having a panic attack on the train, because you have no friends or family around. And suddenly, some stranger is sitting next to you and FORCING you to let them brush your hair. Idk about you, but if they then wrapped their arms around my neck??? I would no longer care if they were just crazy, it would IMMEDIATELY become a fight to get them off of me, and to get out of the train car, at ANY cost to them. Basically? Don’t hug scared doggos, unless they recognize you as a friend. Even then, sometimes rescue dogs will still retain trauma responses, that just makes it a bad move to attempt, ever. Instead those dogs tend to learn to physically lean into your chest (over a loooong time) for a hug, if they ever take enough steps to overcome that trauma. Ultimately. It takes a long time getting to know a dog, to make this judgment call for the first time. Even in younger dogs that aren’t puppies, and even _somewhat_ knowing them already. ANY dog has the capacity to snap at a person they’ve barely known for an hour, who tries to restrain them with a hug. But ESPECIALLY someone who is professionally putting them in an uncomfortable, but necessary, position. They don’t always have the capacity to understand why, or if their owner will ever even come back, unless they can escape. Sometimes they can be comforted by a soft consistent pressure on their sternums (the center of their chests) or the nape of their necks (where their skulls connect to their spines). Hence, why the videographers head wrap _did_ manage to calm him a bit. I only did a few years of animal behavior with dogs before I completely changed direction to cats, so I could be outdated in my knowledge.
Well trained to being a good boy. It was sad to see that these spoiled ball lost good boys who is only outside for an hour or even less crying like a baby. I grew up with German Shepherds because my parents breed them for over 10 years. I`ve been in countless dog show and I use to trained Germen Shepherds. Not only ours but for other owners too. For obedience, for protecting and attacking. They had to know all the signs and all the orders. by the age of 8 months. Protection training had a senior level over 8 month old to make them more aggressive. But because of the obedience training they always know how to behave in different situation. They were good members of the families and tough when they need to be. We trained their intelligence with games too. They were well balanced. They lived outside in a nice doghouse not in our home. And it was alright. These good boy slowly loosing all the benefits of the German Shepherds.
@@ZeRoUnloadThat GSDs should work instead of staying on the couch. They are born for that and they get anxious if they don’t exercise their body and their brain every day.
I had 2 German shepards over the years. He is such a German Shepard. We always loved the way they talked to us. Very loyal and very protective of our sons.
My husband was in the other room and heard the whining and howling. Without ever seeing the screen he said, “what are they doing to that german shepherd?!” Which is exactly why we built a walk-in dog shower in our new home.
Help, help she’s murdering me. I’ll never get out of here alive. What a fantastic demeanour, very vocal, but never once showed any teeth. Another fantastic video. Thanks.
He is a normal size for a German shepherd (Alsation) male dog. The females can be smaller though. Yes very scared so she should have stopped until another day. Little and often until used to it.
Pal is such a beautiful German Shepherd. He looks very healthy and well-cared for. He's also hilarious! I don't think I've heard that much singing on one of your videos for a while.
It really depends. A husky is really stressful as they're working dogs and need an outlet for their energy. If that's a given, they're great. A GSD needs "their person" around and they'll be all calm and relaxed. They're bred as 1 on 1 dogs and will always have one favorite among all the people they love. They just lose hair all year long. But regular brushing instead of petting works pretty well. Difficult if you don't want hair around.
My ex and I had a gsd (he still has him) but I’ll be honest, I have never come across such an anxious breed. They need special care and are prone to separation anxiety and aggression. DO YOUR RESEARCH IF YOU WANT ONE THATS WHY THEYRE ONE OF THE MOST ABANDONED DOGS IN SHELTERS
As a German Shepherd owner. I am rolling in laughter. This is so true to life. You've made my day. Thank you for all your hard work in making good content. ❤❤
I'm betting the neighbors know you clean doggos, but I like imagining a random person walking by and wondering what kind of horrific things are happening based on Pal's reaction. ❤
Reminds me of the time that a neighbour from across the road very subtly accused me of being cruel to our dog because of all the noise he was making earlier. It was all because some birds had landed in the front garden! 😂
We had a random stranger come banging on our door because he and his wife were driving by and heard our Siamese Blue Point meowing and legit thought we were torturing a baby. He was fighting angry and his wife was crying in the car. 😂 I had to go get the cat and bring it to the car and make it meow so they would go away. I was 9. 🤦🏼♂️😂 I was like dude….she just wants her meow mix. It’s ok. 🙄
@@myfinalcutAnimals can make really human like noises sometimes, especially when you hear them through a wall. So on the one hand, kudos to them for the welfare check, but man, that can't have been fun for you. Especially at age nine!
Poor baby. Although it is funny to watch as an outsider, his whining does break your heart a little. Thank you for being so gentle with him, and for constantly reassuring him that he's okay❤️🐶
@@veethornna she overdid it with the drying at the end. its a dog he can get wet and doesnt need a drying machine going 4 times over his feet when the sound is clearly too loud for him. + there are towels instead of "rocket engine hair dryers" for a dog i mean... she is just not the brightest
I am 100% convinced that Pal is related to our GSD girl who is just as if not more vocal. The shepherd vocals are a WHOLE different level of insane. Huskies got nothing on these buggers. ☠️
Pal & Mike are some absolute gems. 🧡💥🔥 Pal & his old German Shepherd, Buddy (who passed) are beyond intelligent canines. Mike has an incredible bond with them.
I know exactly how he feels. When I was very small , probably 3, I had the same problem when taken to the barber shop. My dad would stand by my side and try to calm me down, while I screamed and cried thru the whole process. It was more like an execution ! All the man was doing was cutting my hair, but I think to me it was that he was cutting pieces of me off, especially when he used the machine to shave the back . Just like Buddy .By the time I got back home, one or two blocks away, I was a wreck ! = )
Interesting that you say that GSDs are known for their anxiety. We had one we raised from a pup and she wasn't anxious at all. We got one from a friend, and she didnt know his prior history, and he was very much so. What makes some so anxious? I thought they were bred for confidence.
Beautiful boy! My German Shepherd (who could be Pal's twin) has always completely ignored sounds of dogs on TV or online...until now. My adorable boy woke from a sound sleep in another room and, with a worried look, came to see what was happening to this dog to cause such woeful cries. German Shepherd Solidarity!❤️🌟 * We will be following Pal. Thank you for sharing this gorgeous boy.
We had to wash one of our cats in the sink once, and after two minutes of yowling, our other cat came to the kitchen, peeked around the corner, and said "...M...m....eow???". It's ok buddy, she's alright.
I have two male German Shedders. Spring is no joke around here when they lose their winter coat. They're brothers, but couldn't be more different. Bear(velcro dog) sounds exactly like Pal. His anxiety went up when he heard Pal whining, then joined along. His brother, Mr. Jones just tilted his head at your video, then went back to sleep. 🤣😂😅
This is a great demonstration of the dog's capacity to get over the panic pretty quickly and clue in that nothing terrible is going on; hence, the importance of not avoiding such experiences, so as to bring up a versatile, calm, resilient dog.
@@ryandelavega3807 Yes, and the procedure for this retraining is called "exposure and desensitization," whereby through progressive and repeated exposure to an anxiety-producing stimulus, the subject becomes desensitized to it and no longer responds with the same emotion. The subjective experience of this is grasping that the stimulus in question does not represent any real danger and therefore being able to tolerate it. In other words, one "gets over" the initial fear. Are there any other semantics that need to be cleared up here?
@@Oleg.G.lol I think we all know desensitization if anyone has ever owned a dog, unless one is ignorant. You make it sound like you only know this topic. Preach much? The fact is that he isn’t desensitized YET and he hasn’t been exposed to grooming experience enough that he is desensitized in this clip. Only the second time he’s bring groomed here and we could clearly see he hasn’t been desensitized yet. Your comment is quite a turn off to many it’s very condescending. Do you think “getting over” and being “desensitized” have two totally different meanings?! You ain’t the only person who owned a dog and he’s actually right, this dog hasn’t gotten over the fear of being groomed as it hasn’t gotten used to or what some fancy term called “desensitized”. Some people think just throwing around some words they’re superior. Yikes.
@@KittenBowl1 ME preaching? What are you talking about? The guy was trying to "correct" me while actually saying the same thing I was, so I set the record straight. And no, I don't think "getting over" something and being desensitized to it are different things. If you re-read my comment carefully, you'll see that I was saying precisely the opposite -- that those are the SAME thing semantically. And you know what, I'm done caring about people being "turned off" by facts and valid arguments. If someone isn't able to sustain a vigorous, interesting debate, I'd suggest they don't start it in the first place. Rather than calling me "condescending," maybe it's time to hold up a mirror and see where all this hypersensitivity and desire to admonish and lecture is really coming from.
@@Gemma_626 Yeah, I agree with that. I can't help but laugh at the nervous barking, though. I'm not saying it makes me happy or that I take joy in Pal being stressed. The sound of barking just makes me laugh in general. You're looking way too deep into what I said and acting like you think I'm being cruel, but I'm not.
@@OkamiLyra you really need to step back and re-evaluate this. He's not barking. He is very upset and the fact that you find the sound of an upset and very anxious dog hysterical is mind blowing.
I would recognize his voice anywhere!!!! I have watched Pals dad since before Buddy got sick. He has matured into such a handsome young man!!!!!! Thanks for taking such good care of him.
He was an anxiety stress-ball, but I notice that he never got muzzled, so you must have never felt in danger of him snapping at you. Good boy, Pal! Hope that continued grooming sessions will ease his anxiety about it.
OMG he sounds just like my last shepherd.😆 I would take him to the doggie spa and bathe him myself and he talked and cried exactly like that. Made me smile remembering by beautiful boy. What a beautiful boy. You handled him like the champ you are.
8:13 Shepherd: _"Are you cooking me? YOU'RE COOKING ME ALIVE!!! HAAALP FIND IT IN YOUR HEART TO RESCUE ME FROM THIS WITCH..."_ Girl: *Guess I am bathing a Broadway actor...* ┐(´ー`)┌
He is SUUUUPER ADORABLE 🥰. As nervous as he was he never showed the slightest bit of aggression. Hats off to you and to the chatty Mr. Pallington "PAL" Paws 🐾😂
For 124 years the Germans have bred GSDs that bite bad guys…and no one else. That’s why the number 1 GSD in 1995 in Germany sold for $250,000..rich guys can’t afford a protection dog that bites the good guys….if they bite without cueing in Schutzhund testing, or won’t let go when commanded, they are taken out of the breeding program entirely.
That's a GSD. They want to be with their person 24/7. You shouldn't leave them alone much. Works with many dogs, GSDs will get anxiety. Perfect retirement dogs or for people who can take them to work or work from home. Otherwise things will be difficult
Of course he's smart, he's a GSD. I'm sure he could be trained with treats and positive reinforcement to go through this process calmly, if anyone would take the trouble. Seeing his distress was not at all amusing or cute to me.
A week or so ago my cat started crying out during the video of a crying dog being groomed. I turned the video off as I had never heard my cat make a noise like that before. It made me feel bad for him.
Everyone thinks they're so vicious, but they're big babies. He's so scared. You're wonderful with him. He's telling you I don't like this, but I'm not mad at you. 😂♥️
Yee gawds! I bet you were never happier anout that happy hoodie. Are you sure there isnt a husky hiding in the bushes? You both deserve an extra treat. What an ordeal!
Yes had several and do love them, which is why I did not like what was being done, and being ignored when he felt he was in mortal peril. She should have stopped.
I have to admit my husband and I didn't do our research and didn't realize how anxious GSDs are before we adopted our senior GSD 😅 It's ok though, we adore him anyway. I have also realized our boy is apparently quiet for his breed haha. Gosh I love shepherds so much 😍😊
We adopted a senior GSD too. When he died, he left a giant GSD shaped hole in my heart. We'll have another one day. For now our other two seniors are glad the drama has calmed down around here
@edselby I'm so sorry for your loss ☹️ pups really do take a piece of our hearts, don't they. Since we adopt seniors, I've already lost 2 dogs since 2020 so there are a couple various shaped holes in my heart. Because our GSD likes to be pure chaos sometimes we'll be getting him a buddy soon to hopefully redirect some of that GSD anxiety 😂 sadly we can't get another GSD because our apartment breed rules changed 😕
He may not have enjoyed the grooming, but Pal was a very good boy. His owner is definitely happy and thank you so much for sharing their channel! Definitely going to check it out.
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The last time I groomed Pal he did not exhibit anxiety like today's groom, which is why we booked him a second appointment. Due to his stress I sent him home unfinished. The more he is subjected to grooming, the more accustomed he will become to it.
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Just a question, but, why does the Happy Hoodie work so well?
Done ✔️
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Love your videos but had stop watching this one as it was too heavy handed with promoting Pal's channel.
Not sure if they paid you or something but the fact that Pal isn't even that famous and was constantly said was getting a bit obnoxious.
What a sweet, but scared boy. I was impressed that he never once became aggressive. He’s a good boy.
Ya that good😊
Oh my gosh
What a good boy!
Her face was in very close proximity to some very sharp gnashers a couple of times. She obviously trusts him!😀😀
He is so sweet❤
Most shepherds don't get aggressive like that. They are just drama queens😅
If he could speak, everyone for miles around would hear about how he was nearly murdered in this horrible torture palace. He's not a drama queen, he's drama von baron.
He's afraid it's that simple he is one scared dog
@@lillyblue3640 We know that. It's funny because the dog over-reacts to the situation. It's also sad because we can't explain it to our dogs. I feel bad when I bring my dog to the vet and she tries to cower under the furniture, but it's still better to bring them than not.
Doggo is saying, "I'm not your pal, guy"
His jaws barely move. He's a ventriloquist: it's not me who is scared, it's another shepherd off screen who is scared!
You do know that a queen outranks a baron right? Nice try to make a "funny" comment
He doesn't think he's dying, he knows for an absolute fact he is.
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I have. GS same thing with him he knows he is dying is goes to groomer or left home alone (which is almost never)
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This groomer is apparently unaware of the Geneva Conventions.
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And the Oscar for Most Dramatic performance by a German Shepherd goes to...
PAL!
😂😂😂😂
PALLLLLL
German dogs are born thespians!! You should see my Weimie!!
Lol
He never got the least bit aggressive, he's a good boy.
Another stupid dog 🤣
I wonder what's the percentage of dogs that have these type of behaviors during grooming?
Best dogs in the world. German Shephard
He’s the BEST boy 😍🤗🤗🤗🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
@@LordOfSwedenhands down ❤
He may look like a German Shepherd on the outside. But deep down inside we all know he's a husky.
poodle or pompom
Or a shiba
Definitely husky! My GSD is very vocal you would think she’s a husky! LoL
Word 😂
😂😂😂
My favorite part is when he just succumbed, laid his head on the edge of the tub, looked at the wall, and just low key wept, “it’s ok, I’m dying, I’ve accepted my fate, tell my dad I love him.” Happy Thanksgiving from the U.S. everyone! Grateful for Vanessa’s loving kindness for all these beautiful critters.
"Nooooooo. Nooooooo. Nooooooo. Nooooooo."
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Haha, a dog that thinks he’s dying, so funny.
LOl! Funny observation. *Happy Thanksgiving to you also!*
Dog's writing his final message to his father in a 1700s setting at candle light and a quill
_"Dear Father, I write to you in earnest plea, my time is short and I must confine in you the terrible fate of my life, a human of unmatched disagreement has constricted me to a cell of unimaginable horrors that I must beseech you to arrive with haste to my last know whereabouts before it is too late. I pray this message finds you and that you deliver me from this machination of this human delight and now bane of my existence. With love and many kisses to you father, Buddy 🐾 PS: Borf"_
His appearance: 🥰 ☺️ 😊
Him: 🚨 🚨 🔊 🔊
Nah thats the oppositew
@@DarkNightNinjaYTnuh uh pal is adorable
@@NotPai bet bro you replied to is a cat person
As a cat person, i think Pal is adorable @ٴ-ق1ت
What a good boy he is. So anxious, yet not even a hint of wanting to use his teeth, just pitiful whining.
Well, he will have an epic story to tell to his buddies, next time he meets them at the doggy park. The tale of how he was taken to a dungeon, where huge monsters tried to kill him, and how he managed to defeat them all, to return victoriously to his dad.
He is very well trained and socialized. He is used to being with his owner all the time.
stupid fantasy nonsense has nothing at all with a real GSD. Hire a real pro trainer and learn what they can show ...
"And that, my friends, is why I am a Legend."
@techrecycle4u Sure. Just not with words.
@techrecycle4u It appears somebody urgently needs to google "humour".
Never seen a brown husky before. It's great that despite being anxious he didn't get bitey.
He’s a GERMAN SHEPHERD. IS THAT THE SAME AS A HUSKY? Never knew.
@@gloriaeizquierdo3455he’s being sarcastic because the dog is whining like a husky
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@@gloriaeizquierdo3455 For someone who replied in such a sarcastic way I'm surprised that you failed to notice the sarcasm in their comment lmfaooo
@@ThankGodEverySingleDayits sad that you must explain to someone...🤦🏻♀️
jesus im italian , english is not my mother tongue, but I understand the sarcasm !
At the end he sees his owner he has so much to say 😂 “Dad she tried to kill me, she tortured me, call the police, I’m so glad you’re here”
😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
Pal's a spoilt child.
Hahaha 😂😆 that is a halarious 😂 comment 😂 good One 😆
exactly! 😂
Your comment was super duper funny 😆 you must have animals your funny that's exactly what he was saying
The way he panicked,daymn. If I were scared like that I would definitely try to attack to get free. This vicious boi didn’t even think about hurting you. Sweet angel deserves a lot of rewards and all the love in the world
Owner says "Did you have fun?"
Pal "Dad how dare you leave me to suffer at the groomers, I could have died "
Love your videos. So glad you showed the owner/per reunion. It truly warms my heart to see how happy both are to be reunited.
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The "did you have fun" sent me🤣
I love the end when he’s reunited with his owner. “You have no idea what I’ve been through today. I almost DIED in there, seriously!” Poor pooch ☺️
Read your comment and it made me laugh so hard. Seriously though, there are techniques not to scare dogs who are sensitive to bathing. She talks too loud, makes noises like shhhhh that scares them, she spends no time grooming before hand to get them to trust her, loud equipment, no soothing music. She is awful!!!!!!!!!!!
@cefarther3945 She is not 'awful'! How do you expect her to clean and dry this dog without the noise of water or a dryer? She put a hoodie on the dog to help muffle the noise for him. You must not have attended many dog grooming sessions before.🙄
@@cefarther3945You’re awful 🙄🖕👎
@@cefarther3945shut up…
@@cefarther3945yeah, the professional groomer right here teaching her what to do.
I love at the very end how he tells his owner in detail how horrible that whole experience was for him!! 🤣❤️
That's exactly what I was thinking.
"And, and, then she turned the rains of hell on me. Then, then, she sent a tornado after me...then she summoned the winds of destruction after me!
SHE TRIED TO MURDER ME WITH THE AIR HOSE OF DEATH!
That reminded me of my pup when we left him at the doggie school overnight. The next day when we picked him up, he was speaking to us for like 10 minutes non-stop, then he got into my dad's lap in the car and fell asleep. Never left him anywhere else ever since.
He told Dad all about it .
"She touched my paws, do you hear me?! My fricking /paws/!!!!!!"
Poor Thing…he’s not being hurt at all…. He’s just a little sensitive soul…poor boy
A little????😊
@@beewitch5569yes he's just a little dawg
Why I love German Shepherds. On the outside, they're tough guys; on the inside, they're great big babies.
and so say all of us !
Oh my love of life, forever. My own is going down 😢
yes!, mine was a retired police dog. he was so serious when he was alert protecting the house but whenever he wanted to play he was like a golden retriever, jumping around and being so silly. one thing that he hated the most was taking a bath he would try to hide or run away as soon he saw me with a towel because he understood that it was time to clean him.
he would argue barking and whimper like it was the worst time of his life lol.
We have an old, somewhat racist saying here in Australia: Never trust a New Zealander or an Alsatian dog. As Groucho said, I guess this is as true as most generalisations. Personally, I've found that if you behave like a decent person, and not a c-bomb, both the people, and the dogs are some of the most decent beings you'll ever meet.
Yes, we grew up with Shepherds. Surely the most loyal loving dogs ever. Our dog Bruno would let my toddler sister crawl all over him, pulling his hair, tail, ears. Bruno just waited for one of us to rescue him.
I got to puppysit a German Shepard and it felt like I had my own personal bodyguard. He was such a sweet boy. It's funny that some are so brave about protecting their owners but not so brave when it comes to bathing.
He would be brave while bathing, but they need to trust the person. If you got their trust, they'll let you do anything to them. Also the dog you were sitting was protecting you. They're bred not to leave your side. That's why it's extra stressful for them not to be with a person they trust. Pretty much a 24/7 dog, but a great one.
Greetings from Germany lol
@@rebel4466 That makes sense. Georgi (the german shepard) must have trusted me even though I wasn't his owner. Probably would not have enjoyed a bath from me haha!
In fairness, those are very different situations :p
@@Hollyweeds He probably knew you were friendly with their people. :)
Dogs love water if there having fun in it from a puppy on my shepherd was same way getting washed up.
He's in league with the huskies 😂 bless him! Lovely dog, if not a bit noisy!
My man is a hero. A survivor. He went through the worst torture in dog history and made it out alive. He needs a statue of his own
I’m sure he’ll be telling all the homies at the Dog Park about his near death experience with the evil water monster!😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This one got me.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My GSD will straight up jump into the wading pool but has to be dragged kicking and screaming into the bathing area. Lmao!
Lol!
😂😂😂
Wow! Even though he felt like he was dying he never once try to hurt you! What a precious boy! Blessings to him.
How do u get those emojis?
Those emojis are awesome, how?
@@gurlypops1806 that's from paid subscription to this channel
it's RUclips emojis
@@theearth4529 nah youtube has emojis you can use on all channels for free (only on pc though)
In spite of disliking the process and being very vocal about it, he displayed no aggression. He’s so beautiful ❤❤
I was bitten by a humongous mean German Sheppard when I was 4 years old , but this puppy erased any trauma I ever had and turned into a laughing matter.
As a long time German Shepherd owner, I lmao. They can act all big n tough but then have moments like this, the best.
You got that right.
Typical German shepherds
They can be a big baby 😂I love German shepherd.
This dog reminds me of my late German Shepherd, she got to 9 years, but she was always quick to show how displeased she was with baths. God, I miss her so much.
So sorry for your loss!!! 😢
My German Shepherd died 3 weeks ago 😢😢
I miss him every single hour!!❤😢🙏🐾🐾🐾🐕💝
He was 9 years and 9 months old. 😢😢😢
I believe that our Shepherds are in Heaven now. 🐕🐾🐾🙏💝💕🐾🐕🐾🙏💝
💔😢🙏
I’m sorry for your loss.
@@randilund2558 so sorry for your loss.
My girl died almost 3 months ago. She was 1 month away from 13 years old. I miss her everyday. It's still hard for me to watch this channel.
I love how just when you think he has accepted a part of the process he *IMMEDIATELY* lets you know otherwise. Husky in disguise. I love their channel, Mike's mum is such a sweetheart 🥰
Especially near the end when he stopped complaining about the blow dryer and then was like NOT THE FEET!
Just about to comment that this guy thinks he is a husky. 🤣👍
I was thinking Belgium shepherd in disguise 😂😂😂😂..
Husky in disguise indeed. He screamed like she was spraying him in acid!
German sheperd are so vocal and winning babies during bath time , is not a husky he is a tru G sheperd😅
He was scared but he trusted you. He's a good boy.
It was cute to see Pal telling daddy Mike ALL about the torment he had just endured! 😆💓
I can’t quit laughing…he deserves an Oscar for the drama. You’re killing him softly😂
Lol 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
while he´s telling his life with his song
I think when he was in school he went to the wrong class, rather then going to the German Sheperd he must of sneaked into the "how to be a Husky"class
@@Drakengard82lol
As a first time GSD owner myself, no one warned me about my giant tough guy crying like a baby at times 🤣😭 gotta love how verbal they are, it’s honestly hilarious & they’re such sweet protective doggos! ❤
Tey really are babies at time , specially bathing time😅
It is surprising how much they cry over the littlest things. I have a giant GSD and he is the biggest baby of a dog I have ever had. He rivals my neighbor's huskies in yodeling.
Did you try and reboot your fur missile?
It's not hilarious, it's really tragic how very anxious he is - the extremely stressful panting, the pacing - and we have a laugh, that's just sad
This is how they are if you never dealt with this then you should not comment I’m on my second one . My first lasted over 14 years. Had hard time doing the deed but now I realize the pain and suffering. Knowing that my next is going as soon as symptoms it’s not fair these are in my opinion the best dog ever I Love GSD more than any human and yes including my wife. They are the greatest imo?
I’d love to hook up and give the truth?
He never got agressive, just loudly voiced his complaints. Good job, Pal!
He is such a good boy! Even though he thought he was dying he never lashed out at all!
she should wash his face with a cloth
He was good boy about not lashing out however; he had a whole litany to say about it! He was hilarious!
At the end@@emilystevens6335
As she would say, “singing the song of his people” 😂 They are my all time favorite breed of dog!!
We have 2, they are great❤
Monica you're not dead anymore 😮 omg when I read your obituary I almost died too 😖 so glad you were able to reincarnat so quickly, I simply must know your secret 😊
The guy next door to us had a German Shepherd and she loved our cat. They moved and I’ve missed them so much.
@@jazzman1626 My dog loved cats too! A lady walked by our house and freaked out when she saw our German Shepherd playing with our cat. She thought my dog was hurting the cat but when she realized they were playing, she was amazed. My Shepherd weighed almost 100 pounds.
Mine, too!
Hat's off to the dad.with all this drama she managed to groom this dog with no muzzle. Great job as always
I found it interesting how he in no way showed aggression. No teeth snapping or paw snapping! What a good boy.
Saubere Hunde sollte man nicht waschen ,ein Fell säubert sich selber. Mit waschen macht man das Fell kaputt. Nur im treckiesten fall.
@@reiterannette7977 Yes it's a German Shepherd but you don't need to write in German because of it 😄
You did GREAT!! I have a German Shepherd that could be his twin. VERY dramatic!! The live music in my church stressed her out exactly like him. I bought a happy hoodie & now she sleeps during services. I want to thank you for your kindness, love, & compassion for these majestic creatures! ❤❤ Oh, & my GSD watched this intently in solidarity for him!!
He sang you a whole concert ❤
The young man has a good repertoire. 😂😂😂😂😂
I love how even the most aggressive looking dogs look absolutely ridiculous wearing the happy hoodie. 😂
I think Pal wanted a hug a cpl times. He wasn’t aggressive at all. He has such beautiful symmetry and head markings! Good boy!! ❤
He's really a very handsome GS example dog. He's a model.
He PROBABLY could have used one, but for a first time interaction with an anxious dog, that is an AWFUL thing do attempt. The big issue is, they _simply don’t know you like that._ A scared dog may not be inherently aggressive, but if they get a sudden feeling of being trapped by you, as someone they don’t fully trust yet? Their behavior matches that of any cornered animal. Even humans do this. It’s reflexive, rather than aggressive imo, because they are typically trying to get away from the threat, rather than harm it. The harm is just that they don’t have the momentary capacity to understand the difference between a comforting touch, vs a harmful one.
Imagine having a panic attack on the train, because you have no friends or family around. And suddenly, some stranger is sitting next to you and FORCING you to let them brush your hair. Idk about you, but if they then wrapped their arms around my neck??? I would no longer care if they were just crazy, it would IMMEDIATELY become a fight to get them off of me, and to get out of the train car, at ANY cost to them.
Basically? Don’t hug scared doggos, unless they recognize you as a friend. Even then, sometimes rescue dogs will still retain trauma responses, that just makes it a bad move to attempt, ever. Instead those dogs tend to learn to physically lean into your chest (over a loooong time) for a hug, if they ever take enough steps to overcome that trauma.
Ultimately. It takes a long time getting to know a dog, to make this judgment call for the first time. Even in younger dogs that aren’t puppies, and even _somewhat_ knowing them already. ANY dog has the capacity to snap at a person they’ve barely known for an hour, who tries to restrain them with a hug. But ESPECIALLY someone who is professionally putting them in an uncomfortable, but necessary, position. They don’t always have the capacity to understand why, or if their owner will ever even come back, unless they can escape. Sometimes they can be comforted by a soft consistent pressure on their sternums (the center of their chests) or the nape of their necks (where their skulls connect to their spines). Hence, why the videographers head wrap _did_ manage to calm him a bit.
I only did a few years of animal behavior with dogs before I completely changed direction to cats, so I could be outdated in my knowledge.
The groomer is a SAINT!🐾♥️
Poor Pal. I've never seen him have a meltdown before. He has always appeared to be so well trained and obedient.
He's just not used to being skinned alive, I'm sure that this is what he was yelling the whole time
@@Oroberus Are you sure he wasn't describing in detail what he was going to do to exact revenge on Mike when they got home?
Well trained to being a good boy. It was sad to see that these spoiled ball lost good boys who is only outside for an hour or even less crying like a baby. I grew up with German Shepherds because my parents breed them for over 10 years. I`ve been in countless dog show and I use to trained Germen Shepherds. Not only ours but for other owners too. For obedience, for protecting and attacking. They had to know all the signs and all the orders. by the age of 8 months. Protection training had a senior level over 8 month old to make them more aggressive. But because of the obedience training they always know how to behave in different situation. They were good members of the families and tough when they need to be. We trained their intelligence with games too. They were well balanced. They lived outside in a nice doghouse not in our home. And it was alright. These good boy slowly loosing all the benefits of the German Shepherds.
@@GimLu-q7jwhat are you even trying to say here.
@@ZeRoUnloadThat GSDs should work instead of staying on the couch. They are born for that and they get anxious if they don’t exercise their body and their brain every day.
Such a smart dog. He knows how to turn the water off when he doesn't want a bath.
Pal definitely did not agree that he was fine. 💙
Oh my gosh what a gorgeous GS! His coat and everything is perfect! He’s so cute I wanna squeeze him and kiss him to bits ❤😂
I had 2 German shepards over the years. He is such a German Shepard.
We always loved the way they talked to us. Very loyal and very protective of our sons.
My husband was in the other room and heard the whining and howling. Without ever seeing the screen he said, “what are they doing to that german shepherd?!” Which is exactly why we built a walk-in dog shower in our new home.
Us too 😂😂😂
Help, help she’s murdering me. I’ll never get out of here alive. What a fantastic demeanour, very vocal, but never once showed any teeth. Another fantastic video. Thanks.
1:55 he’s embarrassed and it’s so cute😭
Dogs are just like us but can’t express it in words really lol
He's a huge sheppie but he's scared, gentle and a good boy 😊
He is a normal size for a German shepherd (Alsation) male dog. The females can be smaller though. Yes very scared so she should have stopped until another day. Little and often until used to it.
I love how he quieten down as he got used to each process. Adorable Pal. ❤️
Pal is such a sweetheart! As stressed as he was he never showed any signs of aggression. ❤
What a big cry baby. :-) He was good and pretty well behaved, just cried a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Pal is such a beautiful German Shepherd. He looks very healthy and well-cared for. He's also hilarious! I don't think I've heard that much singing on one of your videos for a while.
Today I have learned how to make a German, look like a Russian grandmother...
I'm not sure how yet, but I am going to use this information.
😂😂😂
I didn't see this before your comment, now I can't get it out of my mind!😂😂😂
@@NewNotNewbMargieA I'm so sorry, but I couldn't help it.
Nippl ator 💀
😂😂😂😂
I used to have a strong desire to own a German shedder or a husky one day.....thanks, Vanessa for showing me how wrong I was with these videos lol
Yeah, worst case you get a German shedder on the outside, Husky on the inside... Like this video.
It really depends. A husky is really stressful as they're working dogs and need an outlet for their energy. If that's a given, they're great. A GSD needs "their person" around and they'll be all calm and relaxed. They're bred as 1 on 1 dogs and will always have one favorite among all the people they love. They just lose hair all year long. But regular brushing instead of petting works pretty well. Difficult if you don't want hair around.
@@rebel4466 GSDs are working dogs too, just not as hyper as huskies.
Me, too.
My ex and I had a gsd (he still has him) but I’ll be honest, I have never come across such an anxious breed. They need special care and are prone to separation anxiety and aggression. DO YOUR RESEARCH IF YOU WANT ONE THATS WHY THEYRE ONE OF THE MOST ABANDONED DOGS IN SHELTERS
As a German Shepherd owner. I am rolling in laughter. This is so true to life. You've made my day. Thank you for all your hard work in making good content. ❤❤
I'm betting the neighbors know you clean doggos, but I like imagining a random person walking by and wondering what kind of horrific things are happening based on Pal's reaction. ❤
Reminds me of the time that a neighbour from across the road very subtly accused me of being cruel to our dog because of all the noise he was making earlier. It was all because some birds had landed in the front garden! 😂
"Oh that's just the dog grinder. They really don't like that."
We had a random stranger come banging on our door because he and his wife were driving by and heard our Siamese Blue Point meowing and legit thought we were torturing a baby. He was fighting angry and his wife was crying in the car. 😂
I had to go get the cat and bring it to the car and make it meow so they would go away. I was 9. 🤦🏼♂️😂
I was like dude….she just wants her meow mix. It’s ok. 🙄
@@myfinalcutAnimals can make really human like noises sometimes, especially when you hear them through a wall. So on the one hand, kudos to them for the welfare check, but man, that can't have been fun for you. Especially at age nine!
@@myfinalcut Something that becomes a funny anecdote, personally I'm glad of people actually caring in those situations, too much apathy going around.
Poor baby. Although it is funny to watch as an outsider, his whining does break your heart a little. Thank you for being so gentle with him, and for constantly reassuring him that he's okay❤️🐶
I find it annoying
@@last7509of course it is, but that's why you gotta make the animal feel safe
@@last7509 then why are you here complaining?
@@veethornna she overdid it with the drying at the end. its a dog he can get wet and doesnt need a drying machine going 4 times over his feet when the sound is clearly too loud for him. + there are towels instead of "rocket engine hair dryers" for a dog i mean... she is just not the brightest
@@thomashauer6804 ah yes. You, a rando on the internet, of course know better than a professional dog groomer who was performing her job for years
Our Malinois sings like this. 😂😂😂 we call it his Husky impression 😂😂😂
I think in this case its separation anxiety.
I ❤ Maligators!
Oh that’s Pal? My favorite GS. Mine whines like that too at a groomer 😂. You are so gentle and loving with your pet clients.
I am 100% convinced that Pal is related to our GSD girl who is just as if not more vocal. The shepherd vocals are a WHOLE different level of insane. Huskies got nothing on these buggers. ☠️
I'm in Australia and I'm convinced my girl is related too
Huskies cries do seem a lot more conversational than Buddy who seems to just be screaming!
My G.S. Is the same. They are big babies. Mine is scared of everything and fearless at the same time if that makes sense. But they are wonderful.
@@elisabethmcconville1890same here 😂
Shepherds really know how to express themselves
Pal & Mike are some absolute gems. 🧡💥🔥 Pal & his old German Shepherd, Buddy (who passed) are beyond intelligent canines. Mike has an incredible bond with them.
I know exactly how he feels. When I was very small , probably 3, I had the same problem when taken to the barber shop. My dad would stand by my side and try to calm me down, while I screamed and cried thru the whole process. It was more like an execution ! All the man was doing was cutting my hair, but I think to me it was that he was cutting pieces of me off, especially when he used the machine to shave the back . Just like Buddy .By the time I got back home, one or two blocks away, I was a wreck ! = )
Never thought of it that way
Interesting that you say that GSDs are known for their anxiety.
We had one we raised from a pup and she wasn't anxious at all. We got one from a friend, and she didnt know his prior history, and he was very much so.
What makes some so anxious? I thought they were bred for confidence.
Ohh
Myy
Gosh 😮
What an Actor-same as my greyhound.
Love Him
LOVE WHO YOU ARE❤
Even the huskies are embarrassed for him 😂 but seriously what a sweet boy, so cute 😊
Which is very embarrassing because we know how vocal those huskies love to be. 😂😂😂
Lmaooo u weren’t kidding he’s whinier than those damn huskies 💀💀💀🤣
When huskies think you talk and complain too much.
I love how Pal tells dad all about how we almost died getting groomed! 😊❤
He’s like telling his dad. Dad!!!!!! You wouldn’t believe what happened in there!!!!! Lol
I'm looking at this with subtitles and every time he howls and whines it's caption [music] which I find absolutely perfect.
Beautiful doggo!
Beautiful boy! My German Shepherd (who could be Pal's twin) has always completely ignored sounds of dogs on TV or online...until now.
My adorable boy woke from a sound sleep in another room and, with a worried look, came to see what was happening to this dog to cause such woeful cries.
German Shepherd Solidarity!❤️🌟
* We will be following Pal.
Thank you for sharing this gorgeous boy.
Yeah, my girl was convinced that he was being murdered, she came running over to check out what was happening.
We had to wash one of our cats in the sink once, and after two minutes of yowling, our other cat came to the kitchen, peeked around the corner, and said "...M...m....eow???".
It's ok buddy, she's alright.
Pal is an ultra drama queen 😂
Hope he got lots of treats and he’ll enjoy it a little more next time.
That would be "King" if you don't mind. Let's not interject the transgender card on this handsome boy😂😂😂
bro what
tf lmaoo@@ronallen6578
@@ronallen6578brainworms
@@ronallen6578drama queen is a genderless term, stop caring sm
Wow mad respect for your chosen profession!
I have two male German Shedders. Spring is no joke around here when they lose their winter coat. They're brothers, but couldn't be more different. Bear(velcro dog) sounds exactly like Pal. His anxiety went up when he heard Pal whining, then joined along. His brother, Mr. Jones just tilted his head at your video, then went back to sleep. 🤣😂😅
This is a great demonstration of the dog's capacity to get over the panic pretty quickly and clue in that nothing terrible is going on; hence, the importance of not avoiding such experiences, so as to bring up a versatile, calm, resilient dog.
The dog didn't "get over" it. The dog gave up because he was retrained and had no other option.
@@ryandelavega3807 Yes, and the procedure for this retraining is called "exposure and desensitization," whereby through progressive and repeated exposure to an anxiety-producing stimulus, the subject becomes desensitized to it and no longer responds with the same emotion. The subjective experience of this is grasping that the stimulus in question does not represent any real danger and therefore being able to tolerate it. In other words, one "gets over" the initial fear. Are there any other semantics that need to be cleared up here?
@@Oleg.G.lol I think we all know desensitization if anyone has ever owned a dog, unless one is ignorant. You make it sound like you only know this topic. Preach much? The fact is that he isn’t desensitized YET and he hasn’t been exposed to grooming experience enough that he is desensitized in this clip. Only the second time he’s bring groomed here and we could clearly see he hasn’t been desensitized yet. Your comment is quite a turn off to many it’s very condescending. Do you think “getting over” and being “desensitized” have two totally different meanings?! You ain’t the only person who owned a dog and he’s actually right, this dog hasn’t gotten over the fear of being groomed as it hasn’t gotten used to or what some fancy term called “desensitized”. Some people think just throwing around some words they’re superior. Yikes.
@@KittenBowl1 ME preaching? What are you talking about? The guy was trying to "correct" me while actually saying the same thing I was, so I set the record straight. And no, I don't think "getting over" something and being desensitized to it are different things. If you re-read my comment carefully, you'll see that I was saying precisely the opposite -- that those are the SAME thing semantically. And you know what, I'm done caring about people being "turned off" by facts and valid arguments. If someone isn't able to sustain a vigorous, interesting debate, I'd suggest they don't start it in the first place. Rather than calling me "condescending," maybe it's time to hold up a mirror and see where all this hypersensitivity and desire to admonish and lecture is really coming from.
@____________________________51 holy shit, you dont know much, do you?
It's so hard not to laugh hysterically at his screaming. I feel bad that he's so scared, but it's also funny-
His terror isn't funny
@@Gemma_626I don't think it is terror. More like anxiety missing his owner. Still a painful emotion. But different.
@@queenboudicca31 I'm sorry I didn't use the correct word, but he's obviously very upset and it's far from funny and hysterical
@@Gemma_626 Yeah, I agree with that. I can't help but laugh at the nervous barking, though. I'm not saying it makes me happy or that I take joy in Pal being stressed. The sound of barking just makes me laugh in general. You're looking way too deep into what I said and acting like you think I'm being cruel, but I'm not.
@@OkamiLyra you really need to step back and re-evaluate this. He's not barking. He is very upset and the fact that you find the sound of an upset and very anxious dog hysterical is mind blowing.
3:33 _"let me go hooman, I need to update my twitter status, //hooman tries to drown yours truly//"_
I would recognize his voice anywhere!!!! I have watched Pals dad since before Buddy got sick. He has matured into such a handsome young man!!!!!! Thanks for taking such good care of him.
You know him?
He was an anxiety stress-ball, but I notice that he never got muzzled, so you must have never felt in danger of him snapping at you. Good boy, Pal! Hope that continued grooming sessions will ease his anxiety about it.
A lot of shepherds are just very vocal. The screaming plus constantly freaking out/panicking is what’s dangerous. Pal was just super talkative🤣🤣
OMG he sounds just like my last shepherd.😆 I would take him to the doggie spa and bathe him myself and he talked and cried exactly like that. Made me smile remembering by beautiful boy. What a beautiful boy. You handled him like the champ you are.
8:13 Shepherd: _"Are you cooking me? YOU'RE COOKING ME ALIVE!!! HAAALP FIND IT IN YOUR HEART TO RESCUE ME FROM THIS WITCH..."_
Girl: *Guess I am bathing a Broadway actor...* ┐(´ー`)┌
He is SUUUUPER ADORABLE 🥰. As nervous as he was he never showed the slightest bit of aggression. Hats off to you and to the chatty Mr. Pallington "PAL" Paws 🐾😂
For 124 years the Germans have bred GSDs that bite bad guys…and no one else. That’s why the number 1 GSD in 1995 in Germany sold for $250,000..rich guys can’t afford a protection dog that bites the good guys….if they bite without cueing in Schutzhund testing, or won’t let go when commanded, they are taken out of the breeding program entirely.
You're just the best, Love the way you dealt with him.
I loved how Pal lodged his complaint about his grooming at the end of it,just before he went outside to Mike 😅😅😅❤
Hello how are you doing
Aah he's a sweet boy😂😂😂
He really looks nice. Nice job
At the end, Pal telling his Dad what a good boy he was with the groomer 😂
...in spite of how the groomer was trying to kill him😂
Pal is very smart. I can imagine being away from Mike is miserable for him.
That's a GSD. They want to be with their person 24/7. You shouldn't leave them alone much. Works with many dogs, GSDs will get anxiety. Perfect retirement dogs or for people who can take them to work or work from home. Otherwise things will be difficult
Maybe he should come in on the next grooming? Maybe that could calm down??
So smart to know that tap water is corrosive toxin that melts your skin away.
@@mariahgrimes207I was also wondering about that.
Of course he's smart, he's a GSD. I'm sure he could be trained with treats and positive reinforcement to go through this process calmly, if anyone would take the trouble. Seeing his distress was not at all amusing or cute to me.
Shepherds have the most beautiful faces
I love both your channels! Mike is terrific with him and Pal is a very intelligent well behaved boy.
My huskies and my German shepherd started howling and crying while I was watching 😂
A week or so ago my cat started crying out during the video of a crying dog being groomed. I turned the video off as I had never heard my cat make a noise like that before. It made me feel bad for him.
Emotional support for the dog being groomed
LOOOVE seeing Mike's mum get a visit from Pal and Mike, he just knows to be soooo gentle.
Everyone thinks they're so vicious, but they're big babies. He's so scared. You're wonderful with him. He's telling you I don't like this, but I'm not mad at you. 😂♥️
He's such a good boy but he's so scared!
Yee gawds! I bet you were never happier anout that happy hoodie.
Are you sure there isnt a husky hiding in the bushes?
You both deserve an extra treat. What an ordeal!
What a beautiful boy and a big baby. Typical German Shepherd dog. Gotta love them ❤
Yes had several and do love them, which is why I did not like what was being done, and being ignored when he felt he was in mortal peril. She should have stopped.
Definitely recommended 💕
I have to admit my husband and I didn't do our research and didn't realize how anxious GSDs are before we adopted our senior GSD 😅 It's ok though, we adore him anyway. I have also realized our boy is apparently quiet for his breed haha. Gosh I love shepherds so much 😍😊
Hey thanks for adopting a senior GSD, that’s so kind ❤️, mine is 10 and I know it can be quite troublesome when their health isn’t as good anymore 😊
We adopted a senior GSD too. When he died, he left a giant GSD shaped hole in my heart. We'll have another one day. For now our other two seniors are glad the drama has calmed down around here
@edselby I'm so sorry for your loss ☹️ pups really do take a piece of our hearts, don't they. Since we adopt seniors, I've already lost 2 dogs since 2020 so there are a couple various shaped holes in my heart.
Because our GSD likes to be pure chaos sometimes we'll be getting him a buddy soon to hopefully redirect some of that GSD anxiety 😂 sadly we can't get another GSD because our apartment breed rules changed 😕
2:06 _"you doing it wrong hooman, let me tell them about myself"_
I love seeing the owner’s reaction to their freshly-groomed pet - thanks for including it 🥰
Local German Sheppard applies for Husky Citizenship.
He may not have enjoyed the grooming, but Pal was a very good boy. His owner is definitely happy and thank you so much for sharing their channel! Definitely going to check it out.
That's How I Feel When I Take A Shower 😊