I love how you point out lil things, like how Binky stopped panting as the first warning sign that he wasn’t gonna be a fan of the nail clip. He was a grumbly boy, but it’s cute how he just growled and looked away as you quickly got it done for him. “I’m not gonna bite you, but I AM gonna let you know I don’t like this.”
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My husband bred Rotties for 30 years, he interviewed everyone who wanted to have one and did a yard inspection. They need a strong pack leader and lots of exercise if they are to keep out of trouble.
Yeah they are extremely intelligent and desperate to please. People want them as guard dogs but don't train them properly so they don't know when to be in guard mode and when not to be. So they get confused and think they are supposed to attack everything. Don't get a Rottweiler unless you know how to train them they are not for beginners.
My mom was a dog groomer at a pet boarding facility, she passed yesterday due to cancer. watching these videos reminds me of her and her work. thank you
I remember seeing a young Rottweiler at my local animal shelter. I would've adopted him in a heartbeat, but we're in no condition to take care of a huge dog like that. That sweet little face stayed with me the entire day.
@@Eminence_1337 she's been bitten on camera before, she's doing these videos to show what her job actually entails, being bitten by dogs is a huge thing people rarely think about. She wouldn't edit it out
@@myheartismadeofstars You have no clue what she edits out just like rest of us. You're just as wrong for saying she doesnt edit things out as they are for saying she does.
I like how Binky doesn’t immediately bite, in fact, I’m not even sure if he was intending to bite at all. He was just trying to scare you off, not wanting to hurt you, but also not wanting his nails to be touched.
most dogs that immediately bite have already been punished for growling, so they skip that step. don't punish a dog for growling (or just about anything else for that matter). agression leads to... agression
@@taurusnl-NL True, many people dont understand being punished for growling teaches them to skip the step, making them a silent gun. Its a bad bad habit to build.
@@taurusnl-NL A well-trained dog will NEVER EVER bite someone or show any kind of aggression (which growling is). For a rottie, growling is just a way to communicate so it is ok in some cases. But any other dog must be trained to not show any behavior like this. Clearly you are from the US, you guys are just stupid when it comes to dogs...
This comment comes about 8 months late, but Rottweilers are one of the more reserved guard dogs out there. It is common for them to actually let intruders come into a guarded space, then refuse to let them leave the guarded space. I believe the vast majority of the hate on Rotties comes from the fact they are more quiet than most guard dogs, far less likely to bark. So people feel like they didnt get much warning before a violent outburst even though the rotty probably did plenty of rumbling growling and posturing beforehand. Rotties are very well-mannered dogs. They are not randomly aggressive, even if they are far more capable and willing to execute aggression than other breeds. Just a magnificent guard dog. Ive had several throughout my life and they have all been by far my favorites. Better than a golden, than a shaggy black mutt, than a lab/mastiff, or any of the dogs Ive dealt with that others owned. I dont know why people insist on clipping their tails, though.
I truly appreciate how patient you were with his nail trim. It always makes my heart happy when I see groomers who actually pay attention to the dogs body language and understand that good doggos are still good doggos even if they despise getting their nails done. My old Rottie was an angel for his nails but my current dog is a Doberman beagle and trimming her nails is basically equivalent to performing an exorcism. and she’s only 45 lbs.
As a Rottweiler owner, I appreciated this so much! He is gorgeous and really well behaved despite the growling. This is why we started nail clipping with treat rewards at a very young age. So that when they weigh 75 to 95 pounds, they’re used to it as something that gets them treats.
@@Elizaax Same as having any other big dog really, from my experience most of them are friendly. They don’t deserve the bad rep they get. wouldn’t advise letting them get into bed with you though, because there isn’t gonna be enough space for both of you.
@Sasha Carter why is that it's only stereotypically "tough" breeds like Rottweilers and Doberman that get their tail docked. Surely every dog breed has a more or less equal chance of getting tail injuries. I call bullshit on that claim. People mutilate Rottweilers because that's what they've always done.
@@ieuanhunt552 Docked tail is AKC Breed Standard which is no longer needed , WHY they keep up with this practice is beyond me as Rotties no longer pull carts (which is what the docking was for to prevent injury if caught in a wheel) nowhere else docks their tails, just the backward US.
@@lh6784 The only Rotties I've come across that I would consider dangerous were those who were used as guard dogs. One of the rottweilers I know literally stops dead in her tracks and squeaks when she sees somebody she wants to get to know. As long as they are well trained and socialized the only danger they pose is a fat one sitting on your foot!
Aww, I love how you were encouraging him throughout the nail clipping. He's still a baby and doesn't really understand. All he knows is, he doesn't like it. Treats and scritches are the best praise! Hopefully next time he'll handle this better.
My sister had 3. They are very well behaved dogs. My sister trained them well. The last one had the most personality. He and my sister argued about Everything! My younger sister and I babysat him once, and let me tell ya; we were ready for our older sister to come pick up her "kid". So much energy!
Ya regardless of what Cesar methods say.. being gentle and kind to them when they are making a fuss is actually the better approach than the Alpha BS. Too many Groomers get too into his methods and his methods are greatly outdated and meant for training police dogs in WW2 Germany. They are not how you treat pets and only make their behavior worse, not better, and they create an antagonistic relationship with the pet. Kindness and gentleness is the best approach. They have no choice but to endure this experience, so we should make them feel as safe as possible.
If people like that were coming my dog they wouldn't be grooming my dog for long. I hate it when they scream at the dog instead of just giving thdn a treat or a gentle reassurance
Both animals and people rarely respond well to anger/negativity. Rewarding good behaviors is WAYYYYYYYY more effective than punishing bad in terms of changing behaviors.
Yeah, my Rottie growing up was the best dog I've ever had. Well socialised and loved everyone but unfortunately people did cross the road. She'd look so disappointed because she loved her vigorous rub downs. Edit: Butt scratches were her favourite.
I'm a dog walker, and one of my regulars was a pitbull who LOVED being pet and getting attention, especially from kids (he lived with several young kids). His little tail nub would wiggle so fast when people stopped to pet him, it was adorable! (His tail was docked for medical reasons after he got hit by a car. His ears were still nice and floppy) I have such a soft spot for big "guard dog" breeds because they're just so misunderstood, and are usually just big cuddle bugs. Odin wasn't actually that big, he only came up to my knees. He'd get so excited to see me that he'd nearly fall down the stairs getting out the door. Sweet boy.
Laugh 1 - His name is Binky Laugh 2 - Happy Hoodie Time Laugh 3 - Head comparison Laugh 4 - The thanks Laugh 5 - Pets of the day, final slide, the epic side eye on the front/center dog =D I love this channel. Truly a ray of sunshine in the dark.
My Blue Staff has never allowed me to cut his nails because he does it himself without knowing. Our neighbour has her Bullmastiff in her garden and so I purposefully take him near the door to the garden where they growl each other and in the process he grinds his nail on the road whilst I hold him back on leash.
The groomer is great: quick, sure-handed, and plenty of praise to encourage the desired behavior. She really knew that Binky was nervous and she made it as painless as possible for the big doggie. Great job!
It's amazing to see how quickly you notice the warnings he gave you! Every dog has different triggers for aggression and knowing how to catch them helps keep everyone safe. Thank you for sharing!
Our cane corso is 155 lbs, his groomer is 105 lbs, it's always an adventure for her. He doesn't growl or threaten her, but he WILL lay down and absolutely refuse to move when he gets upset.
I'm impressed you were able to dodge the daggers coming from that side eye while you clipped his nails! Binky is heckin adorable and seemed to thoroughly enjoy most of his spa day 🥰🥰
Binky got a lot of positive verbal gratification for tolerating the nail clipping, AND extensive butt-scratches, PLUS a treat => Girl with the Dogs MUST get a thumbs up for that !!!
Some rotties even rumble like that when they're happy. An old martial arts buddy had a sweet boy around the same size as Binky and if you scratched him the right way he would begin to sound like a cinderblock being dragged down a paved road while he puts more and more of his body weight against your fingertips.
I had 5 Rotties over the years as a kid growing up in South Africa, so soft and lovable, until someone tries to hurt a member of their family, then you see the other side... Binky is such a hamsome booi!!!
My housemates rottie would growl like crazy when he was happy, especially if he was getting a good scratch. Was really confusing at first, if you stopped he would instantly lick you and try to get his head back under your hands. I miss that big spaz.
i swear its their version of purring. like i really swear all rotties do this. it's like how huskies yell all the time. it's part of the personality! :)
@@reinaelizabeth9431 dogs dont purr. The rottweiler rumble isnt a behaviour that should be encouraged because it can be confusing and set the dog up to fail. furthermore, most people, ESPECIALLY rottweiler people, dont actually know how to tell a rumble from a growl. If there is ANY indication of aggressive cues like bared teeth, wide eyes, stiffness, and lip licking, that IS NOT a rumble. it IS a growl. Ive seen too many damn idiots talking about rOtTwEilEr PuRr get themselves or their friends and family sent to the ER because they ASSURED them CONSTANTLY to ignore the dog's obvious warnings. rottweilers are very vocal and expressive dogs, but they don't take no shit. they WILL emphatically let you know the second you cross a boundary, and confusing that for a "purr" could be the worst mistake you ever make.
@@TheBurrito171 yeah honestly this comment is super condescending. everyone commenting here already knows this and was just having fun in the comments, you don't need to lecture us about when our dogs are being actually aggressive vs. when they're not. thanks though!!
What a good boy Our rottie hated his nails done too But loved butt scratches Glad you didn't set him up for failure Using the muzzle and cone was perfect for him and for you ♡ that was a positive experience Binky is a cutie
a growl from a dog shouldn't be ignored no matter the size a smaller bite is still a bite it may deal a smaller damage, but in term of canine behavior is just as bad
@Dawn Michelle EXACTLY. A growl almost always is a warning that a bite is IMMINENT! Never ignore that ever!. Be prepared to defend yourself with whatever means are necessary, even a small dog can cause a bite which might sever an artery that WILL kill you because you bleed out quickly.
@@nimeryaspawnbrd1049 You especially don't wanna be bitten by a rottweiler, though. Their jaw is strong and their mouth and teeth are very big. She seemed well aware of this, haha! "I don't wanna be bitten by a rottweiler" But yeah, any dog bite is bad. Even chihuahuas can hurt.
Rotties are the living embodiment of the phrase "I'm baby. 🥺". I just love this breed! They are my all time favorite and I will defend them until the day I die! 🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰😍😍
Although I’m not a pet groomer, I do work with dogs at a daycare, and one of the things I do to pass the time + relax the dogs is brush them (but only if they’re comfortable with me doing it-I’m very observant of a dog’s behavior) & I was inspired by the tools you use, so I ordered myself an undercoat rake & equigroomer (*update: they’ll be here tonight!) so I guess I wanna thank you for the product recommendations! :)
My cousin's husband had a giant rottweiler. He was huge and he was not really fond of strangers. He looked just like binky. We watched him closely when we went to his shop to get some mechanic work done to our car and noticed his grandchildren laying on top of the dog sleeping with the dog just laying there happy as a lark. He warned us not to go near those kids because he would become very aggressive. Those were his babies!!
my dogo carnario mix even guards strangers' toddlers. it's usually not a problem because he is happy just watching them play from a distance, but if the child cries, he will push himself between the crying child and the caretakers. If he thinks they're in distress he doesn't let anyone approach his newly acquired human puppies except his own family. we call him away then, but it can be a bit of an issue, because while he is not loud or aggressive, I wouldn't vouch for him to not at least growl or warning bite if the person would still try to get close to the child....and even if he doesn't intend to hurt.... things should not escalate to a warning "air bite" with a dog like this. that's why if you got so protective dogs, you gotta always have an eye on them and make sure his interactions with people are safe for everyone.
When I was a kid we had a rotty that weighed in at an unrivaled 200 pounds of mini-bear sized dog. Purebred too which made his size a freak anomaly. Ill always remember the security that came with his presence. He weighed more than most adult men and for preteen and early teen me, was basically a horse. A lovely animal he was. Supremely kind to all animals on our ranch and lethal to intrusive pest animals. Snakes, coyotes, mountain lions, he'd confront them all.
rottweiler: Brave, beautiful, intelligent, protective, soft sugarball on the inside. chilling while the bathing, relaxed when blowdried. rottweiler while nailclipping: I WANT TO SPEAK TO THE MANAGER NOW
@@educadoracanina-patspets2375 did you not watch the full thing? shear the end it was more like “good boy” after like every nail and also giving him treats. also wdym by strangler
@@educadoracanina-patspets2375 it’s a leash lmao. So they don’t jump out of the shower and bath. And also firmly telling a dog “no” do bad behavior is perfectly fine and she made sure to follow up with “good boy!” And pets. She’s doing everything right.
Molosser-type dogs look scary and act serious because they're descended from ancient war dogs. Many of them also have herding or guard genes (rotties have both) that cause them to be suspicious of strangers and bossy towards weak owners. A lot of people are scared of dogs that don't instantly greet strangers with a show of friendliness; people come to assume that's how all dogs are supposed to act, but that's just their nature, not a sign of a bad temper.
@@gastonbell108 Consequence of game dogs regularly topping most popular dog lists (retrievers of all breeds, beagles and other scenthounds, etc) because they are all really social and friendly, though...of course that's also WHY those dogs are always so popular
@@myheartismadeofstars Labrador retrievers don't mess around, when I met my friends lab, I rubbed down around her throat and she instantly let me know she didn't like that. You definitely need to gain their trust, when I finally did that all she wanted to do was wrestle whenever I came by to visit
I suffer with depression and anxiety too. We recently got a Rottie, best thing ive ever done. Shes so sweet and playful. Shes so gentle and loves cuddles
I am an ex RAF police dog handler and trainer/instructor - now living thelife of a nomad with my two travelling companions,Jeb and Charlie (a husky/german shepherd cross and a dachshund, both abandoned dogs. Can I say that I am impressed with the way that you handle the dogs that come into your care, keep it up!
I lived next door to a Rottweiler, at first be barked at me but then I feel in love! He was so sweet and gentle and would always come when called. He started to guard my yard from strange people who would occasionally walk by ❤
@@unicornsprinkles3103 My family is on our 4th rott; I grew up with the first 3. Can I just say how much this tracks. Our current Rottie, Dodge, is attempting to befriend the neighbors. They're more confused than scared, but that's probably bc he's so cute!
This makes me think of my dad's rottweiler he had when we were little, he would try desperately to be a lap dog, which was hard since he was over twice my size. He was the sweetest baby!
I once met a Great Pyrénées whose name was... Puce ('flea' in French, as weird as it sounds in English, it's affectionate and endearing). Let's say she was over 100lbs
I love Rotties, they have hearts of gold, and will always give you all the love they can. My mom and stepdad had one a year ago, she sadly passed away, but I know she’ll always be with me, and be my big baby.
I love the positive representation of breeds like this! They're all just big babies, and usually the "bad ones" are just raised by people who don't care and want to keep the aggressive stereotype
As a "bully dog" owner myself (Dobes and now Filas) you need the right dog for the right owner in the right place. No matter the dog breed, actually. I know someone who has a working dog as a "house dog" and it has caused serious damage because it isn't a couch potato and needs to work.
Unfortunately true. My neighbors got a pair of Rotty puppies less than two years ago and just yesterday one of them mauled a young girl and sent her to the hospital. The amount of neglegence for a dog that young to end up doing such a thing is deplorable.
the way binky looked away as he got his final nail trim reminds me of me getting a shot 😹 he knows it’s gotta happen but he doesn’t want to see it, such a cutie 🥰
Very well handled. Dogs let us know when they are uncomfortable and we have to respect and protect us and them from consequences. I love his look during the nail trimming, he stopped trusting you at that moment. Good job
I think I've seen every one of your dog washing you're just like your clients very patient they're beautiful thank you thank you binky was probably about my favorite one keep up the good work dear
I miss my Rottie, Buddy. And he didn't like his nails being clipped either. My husband would hold his head even with the muzzle on, while I did his nails. He loved taking a bath, getting brushed, the whole thing- until I started on his nails. I had a theory that because their feet have to hold up a lot of muscle and a head as big as a 25lb Thanksgiving turkey, that their feet are very sensitive. He didn't mind the Dremel as much on them, as long as he was pet at the same time, but when I got to the back nails, Mr Hyde showed up. He never bit me or anyone, and even him growling at me was something he only did with his nail cutting, so I did what I could to hurry, not wanting to tempt fate. And after I was finished with his grooming, he would whine and lick me to death, like he felt bad for growling! I raised him to be a big sweet ball of mush, never once trained him to protect or anything like that. He was my little helper, my Nurse Buddy I used to call him, because I used to lean on him to get up from a chair sometimes, as my body was and still is riddled with arthritis. He was also well socialized, as we had people stopping by our house all the time. He did scare the UPS guy, because he DIDN'T bark at him. My white Shepard barked at him, but my Rottie would just stare at him and watch him. The UPS guy said that scared him more than barking; he said having a 135lb creature just stare at you was really unnerving! But one thing we discovered was that we couldn't take Buddy in the car with us because if my husband got out and went into a store, Buddy would go into a red zone ready to protect me from all the people parked near us who were getting in their cars. He never did it at home, just in the car. It was a sight to behold, but also terrifying that this was just his protective nature at work and not training. (I could see why the Romans used Rotties in battle!) He was such a fun, wonderful dog and I miss him every day♡
My rotti loved bath time... I say bath and he go jump in and take a relaxed lay in the bath waiting for the water, but then I did start him early with bath as he made a mess the first day we got him so he needed it... Made me laugh when we took him to the vet, Vet said we can come back in a hour or two, we warned them he gets very nervous if I wasn't about, apparently he went all Picasso in his cage( Picasso == Does some painting with his No2.) they also had to give him a bath....
@@ntal5859 my guy was a big baby at the vet and would try to hide under the chairs! And he would shiver...but he never was aggressive or anything, he just wanted the usual- to escape. Some people were afraid of him because of his size, so we had to wait alone in the cat waiting area! Which was so funny to us because Buddy was in love with our calico cat. Tbey plated together, he "gave" her his bed, he used to lick her belly while she was laying on her back- it was adorable. We had other cats, but he loved her. Sometimes the other cats would whack his head if his huge noggin got too close to them and he would just sigh. He was a big goofball. He wasn't as "artistic" as yours, but then again, the vet never kept him, so who knows? He never got to explore much of his creative side, except for rearranging the furniture in the vet's waiting area!
Your commentary, humor and overall levity is just as important as the footage. I really enjoy your sing-song style, creativity, and passion for all wiggle butts. Thanks for the joy and entertainment you bring us.
Thank you so much for everything Vanessa, you did a FANTASTIC JOB! Binky absolutely loved you haha - going to cherish this video forever now
You're welcome!!! ❤❤
He´s soooooooooooo damn cute!!!!!
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Why did you cut his tail??
Hearing “You’re so cute!” while you try to tell him to stand up made me laugh, those eyes could convince me to let him get away with anything!
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@Bone Thug What's a "street hardened gangsta" like yourself doing watching a video of a dog getting a bath?
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I love how you point out lil things, like how Binky stopped panting as the first warning sign that he wasn’t gonna be a fan of the nail clip. He was a grumbly boy, but it’s cute how he just growled and looked away as you quickly got it done for him. “I’m not gonna bite you, but I AM gonna let you know I don’t like this.”
I am so unpretty 😭 When I go to the bank, they turn the cameras off. At least I am a big star on RUclips. So don't feel too bad for me, dear andy
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These big guys are genuinely clowns filled with joy when properly socialized & trained.
Terrific breed!
Problem is the jerks who get them only to literally abuse them to "make the dog ferocious".
Some people buy them for the fright factor though and that’s sad.
@@Call-me-Al fr police work is one things but ppl just wanting a scary dog for its scariness and not bc its a partner is inhumane
My husband bred Rotties for 30 years, he interviewed everyone who wanted to have one and did a yard inspection. They need a strong pack leader and lots of exercise if they are to keep out of trouble.
Yeah they are extremely intelligent and desperate to please. People want them as guard dogs but don't train them properly so they don't know when to be in guard mode and when not to be. So they get confused and think they are supposed to attack everything. Don't get a Rottweiler unless you know how to train them they are not for beginners.
I love the "Be Nice" sticker on the cone of shame
I absolutely would cross the road if I saw Binky.... I'd have to come over and say hello ;;
Me too
I would cross the road and say hi too. I had a Rottweiler and she was smart and very loving.
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Me too!
Same here 👍
Love how Binky looks embarrassed when he's told he can't behave like that. Big boy knows how much damage he could do. Beautiful dog.
My mom was a dog groomer at a pet boarding facility, she passed yesterday due to cancer. watching these videos reminds me of her and her work. thank you
I hope you are able to mourn peacefully and cherish her memory as you succeed in life. I pray 2022 will be a good year for all of us.
I am so sorry for your loss. May your mom rest in peace
Sorry for your loss, I’m sure she was a wonderful lady who gave lots of pats and treats for our four-legged friends.
I'm sorry for your mom's passing If she was a dog groomer I'm sure she was a wonderful lady she chose to very helping profession
Oh man, I'm sorry for your loss. I glad you remember her fondly.
I remember seeing a young Rottweiler at my local animal shelter. I would've adopted him in a heartbeat, but we're in no condition to take care of a huge dog like that. That sweet little face stayed with me the entire day.
Something about hearing "let's spray binky with our sugar cookie cologne" just puts a smile on my face
Watching Binky try to drink the sugar cookie shampoo got it for me.
He's so well behaved for his age. Even if the nail clipping made him angry, he never did any biting
they edited all the biting out
@@Eminence_1337
She wouldn't have done a side by side comparison because, her face wouldn't look that way. It's a ROTTWEILER 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Good she took safety precautions that's very good.
@@Eminence_1337 she's been bitten on camera before, she's doing these videos to show what her job actually entails, being bitten by dogs is a huge thing people rarely think about. She wouldn't edit it out
@@myheartismadeofstars You have no clue what she edits out just like rest of us. You're just as wrong for saying she doesnt edit things out as they are for saying she does.
Binky is so cute and adorable
*Starts to clip nails*
BINKY: nobody cared who I was until I put on the mask
If I clip your nails will you die?
It would be very painful. For you.
"Was getting muzzled part of your plan ?"
Your precious doggy treat. Gratefully accepted. We will need it.
he's a big guy
I like how Binky doesn’t immediately bite, in fact, I’m not even sure if he was intending to bite at all. He was just trying to scare you off, not wanting to hurt you, but also not wanting his nails to be touched.
most dogs that immediately bite have already been punished for growling, so they skip that step. don't punish a dog for growling (or just about anything else for that matter). agression leads to... agression
Most animals don't like to use force unless all other methods fail.
@@taurusnl-NL
True, many people dont understand being punished for growling teaches them to skip the step, making them a silent gun. Its a bad bad habit to build.
@@taurusnl-NL A well-trained dog will NEVER EVER bite someone or show any kind of aggression (which growling is). For a rottie, growling is just a way to communicate so it is ok in some cases. But any other dog must be trained to not show any behavior like this. Clearly you are from the US, you guys are just stupid when it comes to dogs...
This comment comes about 8 months late, but Rottweilers are one of the more reserved guard dogs out there. It is common for them to actually let intruders come into a guarded space, then refuse to let them leave the guarded space. I believe the vast majority of the hate on Rotties comes from the fact they are more quiet than most guard dogs, far less likely to bark. So people feel like they didnt get much warning before a violent outburst even though the rotty probably did plenty of rumbling growling and posturing beforehand.
Rotties are very well-mannered dogs. They are not randomly aggressive, even if they are far more capable and willing to execute aggression than other breeds. Just a magnificent guard dog. Ive had several throughout my life and they have all been by far my favorites. Better than a golden, than a shaggy black mutt, than a lab/mastiff, or any of the dogs Ive dealt with that others owned.
I dont know why people insist on clipping their tails, though.
I truly appreciate how patient you were with his nail trim. It always makes my heart happy when I see groomers who actually pay attention to the dogs body language and understand that good doggos are still good doggos even if they despise getting their nails done.
My old Rottie was an angel for his nails but my current dog is a Doberman beagle and trimming her nails is basically equivalent to performing an exorcism. and she’s only 45 lbs.
My rottie sees the nail clipper and charges at me stuck on beast mode. 100 and something lb. Of "you won't catch me alive" dog
This made me laugh so hard!
lmfao hahahahahh literally hahahhahhah made my day
a doberman beagle sounds adorable
@@SmartTimesMX " I will fight to the dead father" jajajajajaja
As a Rottweiler owner, I appreciated this so much! He is gorgeous and really well behaved despite the growling. This is why we started nail clipping with treat rewards at a very young age. So that when they weigh 75 to 95 pounds, they’re used to it as something that gets them treats.
@@Elizaax Same as having any other big dog really, from my experience most of them are friendly. They don’t deserve the bad rep they get. wouldn’t advise letting them get into bed with you though, because there isn’t gonna be enough space for both of you.
I'm disappointed about the docked tail
@Sasha Carter why is that it's only stereotypically "tough" breeds like Rottweilers and Doberman that get their tail docked.
Surely every dog breed has a more or less equal chance of getting tail injuries.
I call bullshit on that claim. People mutilate Rottweilers because that's what they've always done.
@@Icosiheptagon wish I'd thought of that , because now hubby and I have zero bed space as our boy takes it all up 🤣🤣
@@ieuanhunt552 Docked tail is AKC Breed Standard which is no longer needed , WHY they keep up with this practice is beyond me as Rotties no longer pull carts (which is what the docking was for to prevent injury if caught in a wheel) nowhere else docks their tails, just the backward US.
People give these dogs such a bad wrap but they are some of the most caring and gental breeds out there, almost forever puppy's in nature
Whatever u say. Whenever I see one I'm still standing a block away.
@@lh6784 right. these people are delusional lol
@@spoonssoup6739 how?
@@lh6784
The only Rotties I've come across that I would consider dangerous were those who were used as guard dogs.
One of the rottweilers I know literally stops dead in her tracks and squeaks when she sees somebody she wants to get to know.
As long as they are well trained and socialized the only danger they pose is a fat one sitting on your foot!
It's gentle
He looked so blissed out for his blow dry, he definitely appreciated the air massage! ...nail clipping was very scary, but you handled it masterfully.
Aww, I love how you were encouraging him throughout the nail clipping. He's still a baby and doesn't really understand. All he knows is, he doesn't like it. Treats and scritches are the best praise! Hopefully next time he'll handle this better.
now that he knows he'll get CHEESE at the end :)
THAT was the CUTEST face i ever seen in a happy hoodie, OMG soooo adorableeee
Just imagine the cuddles with this absolute baby😍
We love cuddling with our pack. I bet this guys a great cuddler too!
Man that dog is massive. Rottweilers are a majestic breed. Hearing him growl was kinda scary.
My sister had 3. They are very well behaved dogs. My sister trained them well. The last one had the most personality. He and my sister argued about Everything! My younger sister and I babysat him once, and let me tell ya; we were ready for our older sister to come pick up her "kid". So much energy!
And he's only a year old
Yah, it would not do to get bit by Binky.
Same size of our first but small compared to a couple others we have had. BIG babies in more ways than one.
I think it’s nice that she reassures and rewards him after scolding him. Most groomers just yell at the dogs and then wonder why they won’t calm down
She loves animals.
@@zeldasmith6154 She's also very sovereign and a real dog person!
Ya regardless of what Cesar methods say.. being gentle and kind to them when they are making a fuss is actually the better approach than the Alpha BS.
Too many Groomers get too into his methods and his methods are greatly outdated and meant for training police dogs in WW2 Germany.
They are not how you treat pets and only make their behavior worse, not better, and they create an antagonistic relationship with the pet.
Kindness and gentleness is the best approach.
They have no choice but to endure this experience, so we should make them feel as safe as possible.
If people like that were coming my dog they wouldn't be grooming my dog for long. I hate it when they scream at the dog instead of just giving thdn a treat or a gentle reassurance
Both animals and people rarely respond well to anger/negativity. Rewarding good behaviors is WAYYYYYYYY more effective than punishing bad in terms of changing behaviors.
Binky is a FANTASTIC name for this beautiful beast!
Yeah, my Rottie growing up was the best dog I've ever had. Well socialised and loved everyone but unfortunately people did cross the road. She'd look so disappointed because she loved her vigorous rub downs.
Edit: Butt scratches were her favourite.
I'm a dog walker, and one of my regulars was a pitbull who LOVED being pet and getting attention, especially from kids (he lived with several young kids). His little tail nub would wiggle so fast when people stopped to pet him, it was adorable! (His tail was docked for medical reasons after he got hit by a car. His ears were still nice and floppy)
I have such a soft spot for big "guard dog" breeds because they're just so misunderstood, and are usually just big cuddle bugs. Odin wasn't actually that big, he only came up to my knees. He'd get so excited to see me that he'd nearly fall down the stairs getting out the door. Sweet boy.
I’m convinced that everyone loves a butt scratch.
@@SarahAndHerSon I hope you don't mean People!
@@QUICKBOOKS1 but…. Have you tried it? I’m a lady who likes my husband to itch and massage me everywhere LOL
@@QUICKBOOKS1 everyone likes a good butt scratch. Give it a go.
Laugh 1 - His name is Binky
Laugh 2 - Happy Hoodie Time
Laugh 3 - Head comparison
Laugh 4 - The thanks
Laugh 5 - Pets of the day, final slide, the epic side eye on the front/center dog
=D
I love this channel. Truly a ray of sunshine in the dark.
These videos never disappoint and always put a smile on my face...
I could easily say the same about your videos.
😅👌🏽
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@@quit83636 Really? My paying this channel and the video a compliment are "sus"...I guess 1,400 ppl disagree with you. Grow up man.
Foreallll everytime💯
My Blue Staff has never allowed me to cut his nails because he does it himself without knowing. Our neighbour has her Bullmastiff in her garden and so I purposefully take him near the door to the garden where they growl each other and in the process he grinds his nail on the road whilst I hold him back on leash.
“I appreciate you Binky, for not ripping my face off” 😂😂😂 you are an an amazing groomer
The groomer is great: quick, sure-handed, and plenty of praise to encourage the desired behavior. She really knew that Binky was nervous and she made it as painless as possible for the big doggie. Great job!
Yep, she's great at her job! She always does what's most comfortable and safe for any of the animals she grooms
I love the professionalism when managing the possible danger of being bitten or worse during the nail clipping. That's why this is a professional job.
I don't
It's amazing to see how quickly you notice the warnings he gave you! Every dog has different triggers for aggression and knowing how to catch them helps keep everyone safe. Thank you for sharing!
LOOK AT HIM HE'S SO ADORABLE!!!
HOW CAN PEOPLE BE SCARED OF SUCH A CUTIE 💓
Our cane corso is 155 lbs, his groomer is 105 lbs, it's always an adventure for her. He doesn't growl or threaten her, but he WILL lay down and absolutely refuse to move when he gets upset.
😂😂😂😂😂
Civil disobedience
Binky is scary on the outside, but so sweet on the inside. His name fits him so perfectly.
I'm impressed you were able to dodge the daggers coming from that side eye while you clipped his nails! Binky is heckin adorable and seemed to thoroughly enjoy most of his spa day 🥰🥰
Omfg the side eye and sly smile Binky was giving when the camera man was baby talking him ❤❤❤❤❤
Binky got a lot of positive verbal gratification for tolerating the nail clipping, AND extensive butt-scratches, PLUS a treat => Girl with the Dogs MUST get a thumbs up for that !!!
That's his growl?! That dog sounds like rolling thunder! He's such a gorgeous and sweet rottie though lol, very well behaved despite his discomfort :)
Called the Rottie rumble for a reason 😂. Mine does this sometimes, and when I first heard it I thought he had something stuck in his throat!
Some rotties even rumble like that when they're happy. An old martial arts buddy had a sweet boy around the same size as Binky and if you scratched him the right way he would begin to sound like a cinderblock being dragged down a paved road while he puts more and more of his body weight against your fingertips.
@@Valp85 As a rottie owner i can confirm. The important thing is understanding dog body language
You should hear a rottweiler bark while you're in the room with them. Feels like getting hit in the chest. They can be loud.
I had 5 Rotties over the years as a kid growing up in South Africa, so soft and lovable, until someone tries to hurt a member of their family, then you see the other side...
Binky is such a hamsome booi!!!
Yahs
That first view of him in the hoodie was so so cute! I appreciate how you talk about tools, etc.
Question: Where does Binky sit?
Answer: Anywhere he wants to, ANYTIME.
My housemates rottie would growl like crazy when he was happy, especially if he was getting a good scratch. Was really confusing at first, if you stopped he would instantly lick you and try to get his head back under your hands. I miss that big spaz.
i swear its their version of purring. like i really swear all rotties do this. it's like how huskies yell all the time. it's part of the personality! :)
Yep. Our rottie does this. Scares the poor vet to death, but whenever you love on her, she makes what we call "happy bear noises." lol
It's called the rottie rumble. Almost like their version of purring its something I've only known rotties to do
@@reinaelizabeth9431 dogs dont purr. The rottweiler rumble isnt a behaviour that should be encouraged because it can be confusing and set the dog up to fail. furthermore, most people, ESPECIALLY rottweiler people, dont actually know how to tell a rumble from a growl. If there is ANY indication of aggressive cues like bared teeth, wide eyes, stiffness, and lip licking, that IS NOT a rumble. it IS a growl.
Ive seen too many damn idiots talking about rOtTwEilEr PuRr get themselves or their friends and family sent to the ER because they ASSURED them CONSTANTLY to ignore the dog's obvious warnings.
rottweilers are very vocal and expressive dogs, but they don't take no shit. they WILL emphatically let you know the second you cross a boundary, and confusing that for a "purr" could be the worst mistake you ever make.
@@TheBurrito171 yeah honestly this comment is super condescending. everyone commenting here already knows this and was just having fun in the comments, you don't need to lecture us about when our dogs are being actually aggressive vs. when they're not. thanks though!!
I call dogs like this meatball heads, but wow, Binky is an extra large meatball! He's practically a whole meatloaf!
All he needs is a ketchup topping
Whole buritto
What a good boy
Our rottie hated his nails done too
But loved butt scratches
Glad you didn't set him up for failure
Using the muzzle and cone was perfect for him and for you ♡ that was a positive experience
Binky is a cutie
yes i dont know my my rott love butt scratches so much
A growl from a rottweiler is not to be ignored, even from one as sweet as Binky! 😊❤️
a growl from a dog shouldn't be ignored no matter the size
a smaller bite is still a bite
it may deal a smaller damage, but in term of canine behavior is just as bad
@Dawn Michelle
EXACTLY. A growl almost always is a warning that a bite is IMMINENT! Never ignore that ever!.
Be prepared to defend yourself with whatever means are necessary, even a small dog can cause a bite which might sever an artery that WILL kill you because you bleed out quickly.
@@nimeryaspawnbrd1049 You especially don't wanna be bitten by a rottweiler, though. Their jaw is strong and their mouth and teeth are very big. She seemed well aware of this, haha! "I don't wanna be bitten by a rottweiler"
But yeah, any dog bite is bad. Even chihuahuas can hurt.
A growl from any dog shouldn't be ignored.
I have been really enjoying watching these Videos and Vanessa's extremely dry humor. Thank you, doggie, for not ripping my face off.
"...And thanks Binky, for not ripping my face off" with that deadpan delivery; priceless ! thanks for another mood lifting video .
I love how you reinforced how good he was with each nail clip
"I appreciate you Binky - for not ripping my face off" Absolute Gold lol :)
He’s gorgeous!!! Great job girl with the dogs!
Rotties are the living embodiment of the phrase "I'm baby. 🥺". I just love this breed! They are my all time favorite and I will defend them until the day I die! 🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰😍😍
I love them too ( never owned one) a friend of mine did, He was rotti/pitbull o.o (mostly rotti in his outside coloring) was the best boi
I haven't heard "I'm baby" in years 😂 too true
im baby but WILL chomp your face off if you disrespecc
Although I’m not a pet groomer, I do work with dogs at a daycare, and one of the things I do to pass the time + relax the dogs is brush them (but only if they’re comfortable with me doing it-I’m very observant of a dog’s behavior) & I was inspired by the tools you use, so I ordered myself an undercoat rake & equigroomer (*update: they’ll be here tonight!) so I guess I wanna thank you for the product recommendations! :)
Those undercoat rakes with double coated dogs are astounding. My chihuahua lost half his body mass when we tried it.
Well done!
The bliss on this boy’s face when you were using the dryer on him was so adorable!
My cousin's husband had a giant rottweiler. He was huge and he was not really fond of strangers. He looked just like binky. We watched him closely when we went to his shop to get some mechanic work done to our car and noticed his grandchildren laying on top of the dog sleeping with the dog just laying there happy as a lark. He warned us not to go near those kids because he would become very aggressive. Those were his babies!!
That was my rottie. We have a picture of my nephew in his footie pajamas laying across her belly and watching television.
Cute. I've been wanting a Rott for years however the situation doesn't yet warrant it.
my dogo carnario mix even guards strangers' toddlers.
it's usually not a problem because he is happy just watching them play from a distance, but if the child cries, he will push himself between the crying child and the caretakers.
If he thinks they're in distress he doesn't let anyone approach his newly acquired human puppies except his own family. we call him away then, but it can be a bit of an issue, because while he is not loud or aggressive, I wouldn't vouch for him to not at least growl or warning bite if the person would still try to get close to the child....and even if he doesn't intend to hurt.... things should not escalate to a warning "air bite" with a dog like this.
that's why if you got so protective dogs, you gotta always have an eye on them and make sure his interactions with people are safe for everyone.
Mine was the same way, if you weren't me or my wife, you weren't getting within arms reach of my daughters stroller.
When I was a kid we had a rotty that weighed in at an unrivaled 200 pounds of mini-bear sized dog. Purebred too which made his size a freak anomaly. Ill always remember the security that came with his presence. He weighed more than most adult men and for preteen and early teen me, was basically a horse. A lovely animal he was. Supremely kind to all animals on our ranch and lethal to intrusive pest animals. Snakes, coyotes, mountain lions, he'd confront them all.
Binky is so cute, especially with that little smile he does, and the sniffing. Also He behaved pretty well
Binky had such a look of shame on his face after the first growl, I laughed so hard. What a big softy.
rottweiler: Brave, beautiful, intelligent, protective, soft sugarball on the inside. chilling while the bathing, relaxed when blowdried.
rottweiler while nailclipping: I WANT TO SPEAK TO THE MANAGER NOW
This could be my favourite video by Vanessa so far. I'm sure Binky enjoyed his day with you and proved it, by not ripping your face off! 😊
I love how she always uses positive reinforcement and patience with them.
I don't
where???? with the strangler? by telling him "no growling"???
@@educadoracanina-patspets2375 did you not watch the full thing? shear the end it was more like “good boy” after like every nail and also giving him treats.
also wdym by strangler
@@necropolis9570 I think “The Strangler” is the grooming lead. This person is clearly very educated in this field
@@educadoracanina-patspets2375 it’s a leash lmao. So they don’t jump out of the shower and bath. And also firmly telling a dog “no” do bad behavior is perfectly fine and she made sure to follow up with “good boy!” And pets. She’s doing everything right.
1:11 I'm watching this on a packed bus, and I literally burst out laughing at this part. The expression in his face is priceless.
He's got that thousand yard stare going 🤣
He looks like Eminem from 8 Mile
Like, get me outta this go*#)mn cone!!
Looks like Martin Feldman
We call that a adorable derp face! 11/10 cuteness factor
What a great video. I love how he first was super chill with the trim and then suddenly was like, "oh wait, grrrrrrrrrrr"
What a sweetie Binky is. 🥰 Glad your face is intact after the nail trim!
Tomie
you do an amazing job with these dogs. They always look great when they're clean, and your videos put a smile on my face every time 🙂
I love how big dogs look so intimidating but they almost are always sweet
Molosser-type dogs look scary and act serious because they're descended from ancient war dogs. Many of them also have herding or guard genes (rotties have both) that cause them to be suspicious of strangers and bossy towards weak owners. A lot of people are scared of dogs that don't instantly greet strangers with a show of friendliness; people come to assume that's how all dogs are supposed to act, but that's just their nature, not a sign of a bad temper.
@@gastonbell108 Consequence of game dogs regularly topping most popular dog lists (retrievers of all breeds, beagles and other scenthounds, etc) because they are all really social and friendly, though...of course that's also WHY those dogs are always so popular
@@myheartismadeofstars Labrador retrievers don't mess around, when I met my friends lab, I rubbed down around her throat and she instantly let me know she didn't like that. You definitely need to gain their trust, when I finally did that all she wanted to do was wrestle whenever I came by to visit
His little eyebrows make his facial expressions so much cuter. He is absolutely adorable.
He's such a good boy!! thank you for putting those warning signs in the video, it helps people like me understand dogs better!!
I'm stressed and depressed but your vids make me smile and think more of happy thoughts
i genuinely hope you fell better soon.
I suffer with depression and anxiety too. We recently got a Rottie, best thing ive ever done. Shes so sweet and playful. Shes so gentle and loves cuddles
I am an ex RAF police dog handler and trainer/instructor - now living thelife of a nomad with my two travelling companions,Jeb and Charlie (a husky/german shepherd cross and a dachshund, both abandoned dogs.
Can I say that I am impressed with the way that you handle the dogs that come into your care, keep it up!
From the extra-large happy hoodie to the cone of shame lampformation, this was quite a good grooming video. Binky is a good boi.
I lived next door to a Rottweiler, at first be barked at me but then I feel in love! He was so sweet and gentle and would always come when called. He started to guard my yard from strange people who would occasionally walk by ❤
Aww, he adopted you :D
@@charlieseen he certainly did! Such a good boy he is, after my dog passed he continued to guard my yard for me 🥰
@@unicornsprinkles3103 My family is on our 4th rott; I grew up with the first 3. Can I just say how much this tracks. Our current Rottie, Dodge, is attempting to befriend the neighbors. They're more confused than scared, but that's probably bc he's so cute!
"The cone adds additional protection" and it makes him look like a bizarre flower. 😂
Binky needs to be an official model for the happy hoodie as he looked adorable in it!
This makes me think of my dad's rottweiler he had when we were little, he would try desperately to be a lap dog, which was hard since he was over twice my size. He was the sweetest baby!
The relief you could hear in “good boy” after the nails were finished…… and I’d be just as enthusiastic in thanking him for not removing my face 😂
Binky, what an adorable name!
Binky is a very anticlimactic name for a hunk of a dog like him.
Lol true
Pretty sure it's also the name of Death's horse in Discworld 🤣🤣🤣
Death gives Susan a 'My Little Binky' playset as a kid, it's just adorable.
That is why it is just perfect.
I once met a Great Pyrénées whose name was... Puce ('flea' in French, as weird as it sounds in English, it's affectionate and endearing). Let's say she was over 100lbs
@@mnomadvfx To be fairy Death is a kind one.
OMG! The look on his face 👀 when you put on the blue “happy hoody” was just 👨🍳 💋. Thank you for that - made my day
He is adorable ❤
We've got an 8-month old rottie and I'm glad we started handling his feet since we got him as a little (but still large) baby.
When you can see the whites of his eyes. Good boy he’s aware - very aware. Great exposure for this big boy. ❤️
"The *gigantic* ...the *ferocious* ...the blissful *Binky* "
Truly a terrifying beast on par with Cerberus himself 🤣👍❤
I love Rotties, they have hearts of gold, and will always give you all the love they can. My mom and stepdad had one a year ago, she sadly passed away, but I know she’ll always be with me, and be my big baby.
Girl, you have a quite a talent, I would’ve never guessed I could be so thoroughly entertained by a simple pet grooming vid with narration, love it❤️
Please tell me your name is actually Peter Griffin, that would make my day.
the cone saying "be nice" slayed me haha poor binky. least he enjoyed the rest of his groom
I love the positive representation of breeds like this! They're all just big babies, and usually the "bad ones" are just raised by people who don't care and want to keep the aggressive stereotype
I second this!! Especially as a rottie owner myself
As a "bully dog" owner myself (Dobes and now Filas) you need the right dog for the right owner in the right place. No matter the dog breed, actually. I know someone who has a working dog as a "house dog" and it has caused serious damage because it isn't a couch potato and needs to work.
Unfortunately true. My neighbors got a pair of Rotty puppies less than two years ago and just yesterday one of them mauled a young girl and sent her to the hospital. The amount of neglegence for a dog that young to end up doing such a thing is deplorable.
His little head tilt and him closing his eyes when you were blow drying him!!!! 💖
the way binky looked away as he got his final nail trim reminds me of me getting a shot 😹 he knows it’s gotta happen but he doesn’t want to see it, such a cutie 🥰
Very well handled. Dogs let us know when they are uncomfortable and we have to respect and protect us and them from consequences. I love his look during the nail trimming, he stopped trusting you at that moment. Good job
Comments like this are so weird lol you just wanted to “hear” yourself talk
@@parryyotter or it’s just a person relating to the importance of noticing dog behavior? which many people don’t care to know lol
@@parryyotter you wanted that as you are saying that’s why you are commenting
@@parryyotter Replies like this are so weird lol you just wanted to "hear" yourself talk
I have a pitbull rotweiler mix and shes literally the sweetest dog ive ever known. So gentle .
I love rotties and pitties !!
I think I've seen every one of your dog washing you're just like your clients very patient they're beautiful thank you thank you binky was probably about my favorite one keep up the good work dear
2:37 Binky: "I am a victim of a hate crime."
Groomer: "That's not what a hate crime is"
Binky: "WELL *I* HATED IT"
👌🤣🤣🤣
You can tell at 1:14 that Binky LOVES the dryer! He's in heaven during that part!
when people don't know what "soft eyes" mean, they should look at that
The look of total doggie bliss when he's being dried...
That happy hoody really does make his head look like a bowling ball
You’re so good at this like i cant express enough how much i love your content and how many times I’ve watched and rewatched your content
"Guaranteed to make people cross to the other side of the road" yeah, so I can run up to hug him. Rotties are amazing.
As a rottie owner I wouldn't recommend that unless the dog knows you, but I love the energy! :D
I miss my Rottie, Buddy. And he didn't like his nails being clipped either. My husband would hold his head even with the muzzle on, while I did his nails. He loved taking a bath, getting brushed, the whole thing- until I started on his nails. I had a theory that because their feet have to hold up a lot of muscle and a head as big as a 25lb Thanksgiving turkey, that their feet are very sensitive. He didn't mind the Dremel as much on them, as long as he was pet at the same time, but when I got to the back nails, Mr Hyde showed up. He never bit me or anyone, and even him growling at me was something he only did with his nail cutting, so I did what I could to hurry, not wanting to tempt fate. And after I was finished with his grooming, he would whine and lick me to death, like he felt bad for growling! I raised him to be a big sweet ball of mush, never once trained him to protect or anything like that. He was my little helper, my Nurse Buddy I used to call him, because I used to lean on him to get up from a chair sometimes, as my body was and still is riddled with arthritis. He was also well socialized, as we had people stopping by our house all the time. He did scare the UPS guy, because he DIDN'T bark at him. My white Shepard barked at him, but my Rottie would just stare at him and watch him. The UPS guy said that scared him more than barking; he said having a 135lb creature just stare at you was really unnerving! But one thing we discovered was that we couldn't take Buddy in the car with us because if my husband got out and went into a store, Buddy would go into a red zone ready to protect me from all the people parked near us who were getting in their cars. He never did it at home, just in the car. It was a sight to behold, but also terrifying that this was just his protective nature at work and not training. (I could see why the Romans used Rotties in battle!) He was such a fun, wonderful dog and I miss him every day♡
My rotti loved bath time... I say bath and he go jump in and take a relaxed lay in the bath waiting for the water, but then I did start him early with bath as he made a mess the first day we got him so he needed it... Made me laugh when we took him to the vet, Vet said we can come back in a hour or two, we warned them he gets very nervous if I wasn't about, apparently he went all Picasso in his cage( Picasso == Does some painting with his No2.) they also had to give him a bath....
@@ntal5859 my guy was a big baby at the vet and would try to hide under the chairs! And he would shiver...but he never was aggressive or anything, he just wanted the usual- to escape. Some people were afraid of him because of his size, so we had to wait alone in the cat waiting area! Which was so funny to us because Buddy was in love with our calico cat. Tbey plated together, he "gave" her his bed, he used to lick her belly while she was laying on her back- it was adorable. We had other cats, but he loved her. Sometimes the other cats would whack his head if his huge noggin got too close to them and he would just sigh. He was a big goofball. He wasn't as "artistic" as yours, but then again, the vet never kept him, so who knows? He never got to explore much of his creative side, except for rearranging the furniture in the vet's waiting area!
It sounds like your rottweiler didn't respect you and knew that he was the boss.
Cookie! Cookie shampoo! Good job with the nails. Such total babies!
I met a Rottweiler at the beach the other day and he was sooooo sweet and unbothered!!! Blinky is absolutely adorable! 🥰 😊
Her bf in the backround: “you’re so cute”
Me: “the man echoed the entire comment section”
Seriously Binky is so cute 😂❤️😭
Your commentary, humor and overall levity is just as important as the footage.
I really enjoy your sing-song style, creativity, and passion for all wiggle butts.
Thanks for the joy and entertainment you bring us.