FYI, Samoyed's are not just double coated to protect against cold, their coats also protect against extreme heat and sun exposure. Specifically, the ends of the hair on their outer coats are silver tipped to help protect against sun damage, which they are highly susceptible to. Depending on the environment they live in, trimming the ears, scruff, and back can make them extremely vulnerable. Sanitary clips on sammies are fine, but this trim is beyond that and could be risky for the dog. (Not to mention that these groomers were also stressing out the dog - note the heavy breathing during the brushing and the cowering during the sloppy ear/face trimming - in a way that could have easily been avoided.)
Calm down they are not cutting the fur. The are combing the dog and trimming of the extra hair off. Learn about grooming first. They are professionals okay.
Nothing wrong with trimming extra hair like paw fur and butt/belly fur. I know a lot of good samoyed owners that do this. I also own a samoyed. The grooming could be a little less rough though.
I don't see any good reason to trim a Samoyed's hair. I might have cut my dog's pads so they could better stand on the kitchen floor instead of slide around, and made a poop chute, but that was it. They are a gorgeous dog to begin with, why mess with their guard hairs for aesthetics? The biggest work with a Samoyed is combing them out. People need to know the work of owning a Samoyed. I used to foster for them, first 2 years of a Samoyed pretty easy, but after that, they are shedding machines. People quickly got over-whelmed.
they used too harsh of a shampoo which dried the hair out and made it clump up and now the dog is in discomfort from all the yanking and pulling of the brushes
sky & Joe you mean why they hate bad groomers. You don't run a slicker through them to line comb with the dryer going. And you sure as hell don't free hand scissor a double coated breed. Trimming the hocks and anus is one thing, but the guard hairs that protect them? Don't waste your money on groomers like these.
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This is why I learned to groom my huskies. Im gentle and never have to worry about time. These groomers be pressed for time to get to the next client. I get it this is ur $$ u get paid by how many u groom.
@@ojerico6097 On top of insulating against extreme cold, the outer coat protects against the heat, and sun exposure, so the trim on the ears and back could be risky depending on the environment it leaves in.
Actually it's ok to lightly cut the samoyeds coat. It helps them during the shedding season and it helps let air through their coat in warm weather. Only a light trim though, they need to stay away from the skin. What is NOT ok is shaving. A groomer should never ever shave a samoyed. It ruins the fur. This groomer should not have brought a razor anywhere near this dog.
You have too otherwise the dogs fur would be too long , get dirty quickly , the dog could get more fleas and ticks , harder to groom , the dog would get tired of it and a lot more that’s why we have groomers
Clare Davis they need the hair in their paw pads cut or else it will cause them discomfort and cause them to lose balance in slick floors. It may also cause they to stand more on their back paw pad instead of the toe pads. But I also wouldn’t recommend shaving it with the razor. I would use scissors
As a Sammy owner of many years this is absolutely painful to watch. Never, ever do this to your Samoyed dog. It does not look natural, it destroys their natural outer coat and leads to problems later. Some foot trimming, yes. But everything else this groomer did was wrong.
THEIR HAIR SHOULD NEVER BE CUT! If you love them, treat this beautiful breed with respect. Don’t put human vanity issues on these magnificent creatures. Honor their heritage, please!
@@kjab87 according to common sense and the fact that warn about shaving the undercoat because it might cause alopecia or too dense fur. With a bit of common sense you understand that solely shaping the topcoat with scissors doesnt affect regrowth and therefore coat problems it will just normally grow back. And then also pomeranians who are also a spitz breed like the samyoed, are often cut with scissors amd nobody complains about it. Correct me if im wrong but to be fair I doubt it Addition: if you cut too much of the top coat it might be harmful aswell but im talking just about shaping it a lil like its shown in the video
I think this groomer ruined the beauty of a Samoyed by removing the outer coat. The poor pup probably feels naked. A Samoyed has two coats and they are there for a reason. The under coat keeps them warm and dry in the winter and the outer coat keeps them cool in the summer. That's why they're so adaptable. I'm sorry that this groomer and the pup's owner doesn't know this.
You do know that the outer coat is still intact. Most of the hair that came off this Samoyed was built up undercoat. What this groomer did is completely safe and reasonable it is called an outline trim. An outline trim is used to give the dog a cleaner look. You don't actually trim off enough hair to affect the job that the coat is doing. Do you feel naked after a trim? probably not.
It's a samoyed, not a pomeranian or another small cute dog to put in the purse for fun. Samoyeds are one of the most ancient dogs, they look like they look for some reason and when you groom them in this way they just look funny. There is no need to use scissors, only for clean paws and thats all.
What is everyone's problem. The groomer and cut were fine. Please remember if these dogs were living in the Alaskan Tundra it would be a different story. These dogs are house pets and need some pad and body groomimg to live in our cities and neighborhoods.
This is neither grooming for show, in which trimming is pretty much limited to tidying the feet, nor the appalling shave that leaves the dog’s skin vulnerable to sunburn and injury. Rather, this trim leaves both under and outer coats intact so they retain the beauty and function of the double coat. Trimming the feet prevents their slipping on slick surfaces and picking up sharp or sticky debris. The coat free of random tufts and strands of hair will be much less susceptible to forming tangles and mats. Grooming will be pleasant for both human and dog! I love my Samoyed and the breed as a whole. But the breed lost its claim to being a “natural” dog when early imports to Europe from western Siberia (by way of polar expeditions) were bred to collies, et al., to “improve the coat”. Compare the present-day Sam’s coat to those of huskies, Malamutes, wolves...and to that of the magnificent Antarctic Buck, discovered in an Australian zoo and brought to England. He had been bought in Siberia and left in Oz by polar explorers on their way northward towards home.
Samoyeds are not supposed to be cut. Responsible owner and groomer should know this. They have amazing self cleaning fur that you are damaging with your scissors.
Emmie it is very peaceful! I played the clarinet in 4th grade now i am in 5th grade but i stopped playing it and now i have done horse riding for a year
KnockEmSilly no need for that language towards a girl who’s in 5th grade. you could’ve easily solved the question by using an app that lets you figure out any song with just the press of a button. obviously you’re way less mature than me... sad
Loved the video. I house sit a Saymode often while owners are away and I always bath her begore they return. However I can't figure how to put a bow in her short hair. Wish you would have shown us you putting the bow on.
Why not cut Samoyed?? Never heard of that theory. Its one thing to leave feet pads alone if they live in the Alaskan Tundra but these our house dogs and need pads cut. Please explain as I could be wrong.
@@irislorikeet4287 okay let me try to explain this to the best of my abilities. Samoyeds are double coated dogs, which makes them able keep warm when the temperature is cold, and cool when it is hot outside. By cutting fur you are getting rid of the dogs double coat, or damaging it to the point they can't use it to cool off, which can lead to them getting severely overheated. Which we all know is bad. Brushing is okay, because it gets rid off all the loose, already shedded fur that needs a little help to complete dislodge itself from the dogs coat. (A Samoyed's coat is very thick. )
@@jbarcelona4 I used to foster for these dogs. They reason they appear to be so clean if they have a triple coat. I've had a lot of these dogs. Those long, wiry hairs they have, those are guard hairs. They help protect their undercoat. You don't want to cut that. Those hairs generally grow back, until they are old. Cutting them reduces their ability to shed dirt and they can't replace these hairs when they get old. They don't shed them regularly. There's no good reason to cut a Samoyed's hair. Even when we got a new foster, that was FILTHY and matted, we'd spend days combing it out, slowly. We would split mats sometimes (that is getting a hole near the skin, and the taking scissors and cutting outward - then you have two matts but you have easy access to the dead fur to slowly work it out.) We tried never to damage the coat, although sometimes we had to. I have a LOT of experience with these dogs. If you don't have to cut their hair, don't. They need their coat both to stay warm and to stay cool. They don't sweat after all, and cutting their coat in summer to keep them cool is like ripping out insulation in your house to keep it "cool" in summer. That doesn't work. They are entirely pink as well. If you cut their hair, they risk sunburn. They only have melanin on their nose and lips, the rest of them, pink. Samoyeds look gorgeous as they are, trimming their coat to make them more uniform or whatever - why bother? This is for a human being to appreciate, it does nothing for the dog. Don't bother.
Never, ever, ever clip a Samoyed! Just don’t. They have that coat for a reason. I have had many many samoyeds over 26 years and you just never do that. If I need to explain why, then you know nothing about this breed. Get on the internet and do some research.
Tyanna S it's not a show dog. The breed standard states that their fur should never be trimmed unless its the paw pads and between the toes. This dog would never be able to compete
FYI, Samoyed's are not just double coated to protect against cold, their coats also protect against extreme heat and sun exposure. Specifically, the ends of the hair on their outer coats are silver tipped to help protect against sun damage, which they are highly susceptible to. Depending on the environment they live in, trimming the ears, scruff, and back can make them extremely vulnerable. Sanitary clips on sammies are fine, but this trim is beyond that and could be risky for the dog. (Not to mention that these groomers were also stressing out the dog - note the heavy breathing during the brushing and the cowering during the sloppy ear/face trimming - in a way that could have easily been avoided.)
Exactly! Well said!
It kind of looked painful when they forced the brush through the dog >
1:15 STOP IT HOOMAN
OMG What is she doing? Never groom a samoyed like this. This is a natural breed. He is crazy. I can‘t look at this.
Ursula YOU SHOULD NEVER CUT A SAMOYED FUR THIS CAN LEAD TO DEATH
Calm down they are not cutting the fur. The are combing the dog and trimming of the extra hair off. Learn about grooming first. They are professionals okay.
@@infiniteskies5400 Very bad professionals those that make the dogs feel pain.
This cut is neither an appalling shave that can
@@Aliciakitraksa CALM THE FUCK DOWN
Nothing wrong with trimming extra hair like paw fur and butt/belly fur. I know a lot of good samoyed owners that do this. I also own a samoyed. The grooming could be a little less rough though.
I don't see any good reason to trim a Samoyed's hair. I might have cut my dog's pads so they could better stand on the kitchen floor instead of slide around, and made a poop chute, but that was it.
They are a gorgeous dog to begin with, why mess with their guard hairs for aesthetics?
The biggest work with a Samoyed is combing them out. People need to know the work of owning a Samoyed. I used to foster for them, first 2 years of a Samoyed pretty easy, but after that, they are shedding machines. People quickly got over-whelmed.
they used too harsh of a shampoo which dried the hair out and made it clump up and now the dog is in discomfort from all the yanking and pulling of the brushes
i see why dogs hate the groomers
sky & Joe you mean why they hate bad groomers. You don't run a slicker through them to line comb with the dryer going. And you sure as hell don't free hand scissor a double coated breed. Trimming the hocks and anus is one thing, but the guard hairs that protect them? Don't waste your money on groomers like these.
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And owners that let the fur get matted. That’s when it gets painful
This is why I learned to groom my huskies. Im gentle and never have to worry about time. These groomers be pressed for time to get to the next client. I get it this is ur $$ u get paid by how many u groom.
You should never ever, ever, ever cut a Sammy's hair!
She’s trimming which is perfectly fine. You’re not allowed to shave a samoyeds hair due to their coat.
You don't even own one... This grows back really fast. And yes... I DO have a Samoyed. U should never shave a Samoyed but trimming is absolutely fine.
2:18 I don't know about you but kinda painful for me...
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The outer coat is still there to me in the end. I’m confused why so many people are concerned.
yeah I’m confused too
Agree
you got to be kidding me -.-'
One false movement with the razer on the dogs feet ... god
One of the worst grooming session I've seen
Oh the poor thing :( I'm glad this isn't labelled as a "Tutorial" !
You should never cut a samoyeds coat!!
Its called a outline trim perfectly safe
@@ojerico6097 On top of insulating against extreme cold, the outer coat protects against the heat, and sun exposure, so the trim on the ears and back could be risky depending on the environment it leaves in.
Actually it's ok to lightly cut the samoyeds coat. It helps them during the shedding season and it helps let air through their coat in warm weather. Only a light trim though, they need to stay away from the skin. What is NOT ok is shaving. A groomer should never ever shave a samoyed. It ruins the fur. This groomer should not have brought a razor anywhere near this dog.
You have too otherwise the dogs fur would be too long , get dirty quickly , the dog could get more fleas and ticks , harder to groom , the dog would get tired of it and a lot more that’s why we have groomers
Ace Bold the fur has 2 coat undercoat that keeps them warm and the top coat makes sure the Samoyed don’t over heat
Love❤️
Amazing
It's amazing how bad it is. A Samoyed should never be groomed this way.
It’s Samoyed… wowza
not crazy about the poodle shave on the paw pads, but this dog and groomer are so patient. I'd have quit after the blow out.
Clare Davis they need the hair in their paw pads cut or else it will cause them discomfort and cause them to lose balance in slick floors. It may also cause they to stand more on their back paw pad instead of the toe pads. But I also wouldn’t recommend shaving it with the razor. I would use scissors
What a beautiful dog.
21whichiswhich poor thing had the i coat ruined by an idiot though
All these negative people’s comments. I think groomers want to cash up.
I wanna bite it-nnyuuuuurf lemme bite it-NYUUUUUUUUURF
Oh, no, not the ears.
PLEASE CHANGE THE BOW COLOR PINK.
I THOUGHT YOUR SKILL's ARE SO POOR THAT YOU CUT THE SAMOYED SKIN AND MADE THE DOG BLEEDING
As a Sammy owner of many years this is absolutely painful to watch. Never, ever do this to your Samoyed dog. It does not look natural, it destroys their natural outer coat and leads to problems later. Some foot trimming, yes. But everything else this groomer did was wrong.
THEIR HAIR SHOULD NEVER BE CUT! If you love them, treat this beautiful breed with respect. Don’t put human vanity issues on these magnificent creatures. Honor their heritage, please!
No you just shouldnt shave them if you cut the top coat nothing will happen only when you shave the undercoat it leads to problems…
@@konstantinheller4661 according to???
@@kjab87 according to common sense and the fact that warn about shaving the undercoat because it might cause alopecia or too dense fur. With a bit of common sense you understand that solely shaping the topcoat with scissors doesnt affect regrowth and therefore coat problems it will just normally grow back. And then also pomeranians who are also a spitz breed like the samyoed, are often cut with scissors amd nobody complains about it. Correct me if im wrong but to be fair I doubt it
Addition: if you cut too much of the top coat it might be harmful aswell but im talking just about shaping it a lil like its shown in the video
You don’t upload grooming anymore??
This person is terrible at grooming. Samoyed's fur should not be cut like that. The groomer is ruining the dog's coat.
Wau got beutilful Thai love her bam bam
if a could I would give a thousand dislikes, the poor baby was in pain. People from melbourn do not take your samoyeds there please
U so fucking hard on him
Can a sanitary be done on Samoyeds?
Осторожно острый бритвой😍
I think this groomer ruined the beauty of a Samoyed by removing the outer coat. The poor pup probably feels naked. A Samoyed has two coats and they are there for a reason. The under coat keeps them warm and dry in the winter and the outer coat keeps them cool in the summer. That's why they're so adaptable. I'm sorry that this groomer and the pup's owner doesn't know this.
You do know that the outer coat is still intact. Most of the hair that came off this Samoyed was built up undercoat. What this groomer did is completely safe and reasonable it is called an outline trim. An outline trim is used to give the dog a cleaner look. You don't actually trim off enough hair to affect the job that the coat is doing. Do you feel naked after a trim? probably not.
Just another know-it-all being schooled in the comments section. Nothing to see here.
It's a samoyed, not a pomeranian or another small cute dog to put in the purse for fun. Samoyeds are one of the most ancient dogs, they look like they look for some reason and when you groom them in this way they just look funny. There is no need to use scissors, only for clean paws and thats all.
What is everyone's problem. The groomer and cut were fine. Please remember if these dogs were living in the Alaskan Tundra it would be a different story. These dogs are house pets and need some pad and body groomimg to live in our cities and neighborhoods.
@@Whatlemons did not remove outer coat!
This is neither grooming for show, in which trimming is pretty much limited to tidying the feet, nor the appalling shave that leaves the dog’s skin vulnerable to sunburn and injury. Rather, this trim leaves both under and outer coats intact so they retain the beauty and function of the double coat. Trimming the feet prevents their slipping on slick surfaces and picking up sharp or sticky debris. The coat free of random tufts and strands of hair will be much less susceptible to forming tangles and mats. Grooming will be pleasant for both human and dog! I love my Samoyed and the breed as a whole. But the breed lost its claim to being a “natural” dog when early imports to Europe from western Siberia (by way of polar expeditions) were bred to collies, et al., to “improve the coat”. Compare the present-day Sam’s coat to those of huskies, Malamutes, wolves...and to that of the magnificent Antarctic Buck, discovered in an Australian zoo and brought to England. He had been bought in Siberia and left in Oz by polar explorers on their way northward towards home.
Какой терпеливый самоедик! Интересно сколько времени вся процедура заняла?
Samoyeds are not supposed to be cut. Responsible owner and groomer should know this. They have amazing self cleaning fur that you are damaging with your scissors.
I don't own a sammy, and even I know this is wrong.
Beautiful fluffy wuffy doggie woggie!!!
nuuu dun take out the f l o o f.....
Aww Samoyed
Great job
Theyre just trimming as to what i can see.....
Beautiful and looks easier than a Standard Poodle to groom
what is that song? i am a clarinetist and would like to play it!
Emmie it is very peaceful! I played the clarinet in 4th grade now i am in 5th grade but i stopped playing it and now i have done horse riding for a year
ok what the fuck is the song then?
KnockEmSilly no need for that language towards a girl who’s in 5th grade. you could’ve easily solved the question by using an app that lets you figure out any song with just the press of a button. obviously you’re way less mature than me... sad
She literally asked for the song and you said "I know the song!" and didn't tell us. Jackass. Just tell us the song.
alright it's fine i found it with shazam lol no need for a fight XD
Heart touching music
Loved the video. I house sit a Saymode often while owners are away and I always bath her begore they return. However I can't figure how to put a bow in her short hair. Wish you would have shown us you putting the bow on.
You should not cut a Samoyeds cut, or even trim them.
Why not cut Samoyed?? Never heard of that theory. Its one thing to leave feet pads alone if they live in the Alaskan Tundra but these our house dogs and need pads cut. Please explain as I could be wrong.
@@irislorikeet4287 okay let me try to explain this to the best of my abilities. Samoyeds are double coated dogs, which makes them able keep warm when the temperature is cold, and cool when it is hot outside. By cutting fur you are getting rid of the dogs double coat, or damaging it to the point they can't use it to cool off, which can lead to them getting severely overheated. Which we all know is bad. Brushing is okay, because it gets rid off all the loose, already shedded fur that needs a little help to complete dislodge itself from the dogs coat. (A Samoyed's coat is very thick. )
Not so
@@jbarcelona4 I used to foster for these dogs. They reason they appear to be so clean if they have a triple coat. I've had a lot of these dogs.
Those long, wiry hairs they have, those are guard hairs. They help protect their undercoat. You don't want to cut that. Those hairs generally grow back, until they are old. Cutting them reduces their ability to shed dirt and they can't replace these hairs when they get old. They don't shed them regularly.
There's no good reason to cut a Samoyed's hair. Even when we got a new foster, that was FILTHY and matted, we'd spend days combing it out, slowly. We would split mats sometimes (that is getting a hole near the skin, and the taking scissors and cutting outward - then you have two matts but you have easy access to the dead fur to slowly work it out.) We tried never to damage the coat, although sometimes we had to.
I have a LOT of experience with these dogs. If you don't have to cut their hair, don't.
They need their coat both to stay warm and to stay cool. They don't sweat after all, and cutting their coat in summer to keep them cool is like ripping out insulation in your house to keep it "cool" in summer. That doesn't work.
They are entirely pink as well. If you cut their hair, they risk sunburn. They only have melanin on their nose and lips, the rest of them, pink.
Samoyeds look gorgeous as they are, trimming their coat to make them more uniform or whatever - why bother? This is for a human being to appreciate, it does nothing for the dog. Don't bother.
Thanks for the reply. I have had Samoyeds also and I don't see where cutting some straggling hair will hurt them. It didn't mine.
Never, ever, ever clip a Samoyed! Just don’t. They have that coat for a reason. I have had many many samoyeds over 26 years and you just never do that. If I need to explain why, then you know nothing about this breed. Get on the internet and do some research.
Great job!
Very relaxing
Not sure if this is just a dog or a show dog by the way they cut it. Overall, really cute.
Tyanna S it's not a show dog. The breed standard states that their fur should never be trimmed unless its the paw pads and between the toes. This dog would never be able to compete
Kami Wilson because it’s a Samoyed or because it’s outer coat has been trimmed ..