Very old Saint Bernard gets the pampering she deserves
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2021
- Daisy is an old girl with a heart of gold. This video will be a forever memory for her owners to look back on, and I'm so glad I could make that happen for them!
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Her: "This is Daisy"
Me: "I love her"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@hukatus dirty but gorgeous at the same time! LOL! I love seeing these lovely older dogs being looked after so well. I love you Daisy.❤❤❤
I love Daisy!
Instant.
Saaaaame!!
"She's not wearing ear protection because her head is a little too big."
Relatable content.
same. I can't wear hats because of my huge head
@@penguinmaster16 Sameeeee
@@penguinmaster16 sameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I actually have a small heard compared to my body
Yeah same
I love how she knows so much about each breed. And that she has a shower set up for elderly and disabled dogs.
It's clear that she has an ocean of experience and a considerate work ethic. A true paragon of grooming pets.
AND a huge heart, because caring this much is not easy and you need one to have such strength.
Elle est tout en douceur avec tous les chiens et le bien-être qu'elle leur apporte , fait plaisir à voir. C'est magnifique ! !👍💖🐶💖👍
☺💖🐶
When I worked in a pet store, the store was a training location for the chain's groomers for the region. They always had akc books in the break room as educational material. I would often read them because I wanted to become a trainer.
"she's not wearing ear protection because her head is too big" PRECIOUS 😭😭😭😭😭
Never would have thought that a youtube channel about dogs getting baths would be exactly what I need these days, but here I am.
Same!!!!
Sometimes you just need some doggo in ur day ya know vitamin d
I am here for this💙💙💙
Me, too. I love this channel and this groomer.
So relaxing.
Daisy doesn't need any excusing. She's old, she can burp whenever she feels like it.
@Marlee Marie it was a joke lol
@Marlee Marie In what world does this comment relate to being mad?
@@Bonkbonk100 don't worry it's just a Karen. Cuz in no way does that comment convey anger
@@MrM4rvelous they didn't even act like a Karen, tone is just difficult online
@@Bonkbonk100 just a troll dw
I had an elderly golden retriever rescue named Daisy who recently passed. This video was really wonderful to watch. My Daisy deserved a pamper like this. This Daisy is so damn sweet and I wanna give a big hug
Fly high Daisy, i hope youre doing well also. I recently lost my old cat Gary, its pretty sad to loose a pet
RIP to miss Daisy!! I bet she was beautiful :)
@@jamiavolasgis5311 Rip :( I have seen golden retriever and they are so pretty and handsome
@@somewhatrealpurevanilla9691 Rest easy Daisy and Gary, i hope youre both doing well. I lost my childhood pet, Mixon, of 12 years a few weeks ago, i had never experienced that before and it is hard but im sure they are happy!
I *love* how kindly you talk about this sweetheart!
The flapping jowls bit at 3:00 was just pure love.
The phrase that popped into my head when I saw that was "majestic wibble", and I'm not sure why but I'm okay with it.
YES ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I came here to say how glorious it is!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍
Fun fact about the st Bernard, they're so good at rescuing the monks would send them off in sets of two on their own, one would stay with the patient or victim once found, and the other would return to grab the monks in the monastery, EMT doggo
@@DMSProduktions what
@@DMSProduktions sets of 2 then
@@DMSProduktions 👉 sets of two => multiple pairs, so what is wrong with that?
@@DMSProduktions so you assume there were only two dogs in someone else example, 😳
@@DMSProduktions you're just being pedantic. no one here is looking for a teacher. bye.
Daisy looks a few years younger after her grooming.
@Peter Macias wtf
@@hamianagrande you do understand attractive can mean other things in this context?
@@hamianagrande attractive legitimately means pleasant to look at/pleasing to one's eye.
She does! Typical of a makeover
.😄
she doesn't look older than 3!
Daisy reminds me of an old southern granny sweetly smiling saying "oh thank you sweetie, what a nice young lady"
I love how alert Daisy is out in the backyard. She was paying attention to everything and I think now all that gunk was removed from her ears she can hear better too. She is an absolute sweetheart!🥰
As a veterinary professional, I appreciate that you had that shower designed specifically for the purpose of helping a dog with arthritis. You do amazing work.
i think she's very good at what she does, not just making the dog look good but making the experience as stress-free as possible
This touched my heart too. ❤
Her knowledge about the different breeds and their personalities and special requirements is quite commendable too
@@siddpr spending 2 min doing a google search yields all the knowledge you could ever want about any breed.
@@poopy_fingers3324 that can be said about anything in the world, what's your point?
Daisy is the definition of "I'm just here for the vibes"
you could see she was loving that ear cleaning.
YAAAAAAAAS!
She was lovin it
@@804drewskii6, That's why I got Ferris Bueller going through my head.
Jesus loves you all very much repent and believe onto Him and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus DIED for you
What a dignified lady, Daisy is! So well behaved, calm and mellow. Senior dogs seem to appreciate even more, every bit of affection and attention. They are treasures!
I love how big working dogs all sound like an old steam train puffing along
Fun Fact: the Saint Bernard that played Cujo often had to have his tail tied to his leg, or replaced with other dogs because he looked too friendly, and was so excited to be there.
i would not have been able to act in that movie, be like what are my lines, and leave me alone i am playing the the dog.
Apparently, that’s a common thing is show biz. Dogs get so excited and their tails have to be CGIed in so they’re not wagging lol
omg…
THATS WHY THE DOG’S LOOK CHANGED!
Which one? They used like , 7 or 8
"This is Daisy"
*picturing a pomeranian, sees a 200 lb Saint Bernard"
you did read the video title right?
@@orazal99 yeah, I did.
@@ElevenDollarCheese the dog is in the thumbnail and you thought it was a Pomeranian. Am I missing something?
@@flyingdoggo316 fuck me, perhaps I worded it incorrectly. The point was that Daisy is kind of a misnomer for a huge dog. Jesus.
My god, people! They just wanted to say that her name didn't assimilate with her breed
As a groomer of over 15 years I really love watching you work. It’s nice to know I’m not the only groomer who takes the time to pay attention to detail and make sure the pets are comfortable and having a good experience. Keep up the great work. It’s not about the money but this is hard work and very hard on our bodies. So please everyone- tip your groomers.
After 27 yrs of grooming, I concur!! My back is shot!! But I get up everyday and keep on grooming!! Wouldn't know what else to do. 😁
okay can I please ask you then (if you even see this almost a year later) cause in my run up to adopting my first pet very soon in literal decades, a cat, I've been doing a ton of research on both cats and dogs, I'm just fascinated. It's not like I'm only just now finding out that dog grooming exists, but from all of the material I've read and seen so far, most of the things being done to the dog are what I've seen is suggested for what you'd hopefully be doing with your pet anyway, just on a smaller scale. like I understand what this groomer here is doing is substantial and she's very good and very caring about it, but does the notion of dog grooming exist because people aren't paying enough basic ongoing attention to their dog? like right now, hell the thing I'm most worried about with the cat I'm getting is that it'll be annoyed by me, from the attention I want to give it. I'm LOOKING FORWARD to brushing my cat. And I know of course I can't really WASH my cat too, but I know plenty of people do wash their dogs on their own, and do nail clippings. But is my point of view on this whole thing just completely off? I'm glad to acknowledge that if that's the case, I'm just having trouble now seeing how it is. Is the concept of pro grooming because too few people doing routine preventative care?
You watch ppl's older vids too? Welp, ya just got your first like! :)
@madfievilprivateuser. Does one tip even if the person who groomer owns his/her grooming salon?
For sure that looks like hard work and even scary sometimes when the dog or cat isn't let's say, responding positively about the process. Scratches and bites. Yikes!
I love St. Bernards. When I lived in Edinburgh, one of my neighbors had one - his name was Titus. When he was about 2/3 grown, he stood up on his hind legs, put his paw on my shoulders, and was looking me straight in the eye. I'm 6 '1, and was amazed how strong he was. He gave me some slobbery kisses, and repeated this routine every time i saw him. They're amazing dogs, but need a lot of space and meat.
Daisy is the embodiment of "thank you young lady"
She really is.
hahaha...so true
Absolutely
Hahaha yes indeed
you legit just copied and pasted the comment above me and slightly change it, and 1.8k ppl legit fell for it
Things we want to see on this channel:
1: Meatball
2: singing Huskies
3: slowmo footage of jowls flapping in the wind
4: Trimming grinch paws
5: Babooshka happy hoodie on
Don’t forget the appliance of Sugar Cookie Cologne.
Yes! All the floppy chops
Yes, Meatball! 😁
Or fur blowing in the wind.
*Daisy is such a beautiful girl. I wish her a record-breaking longevity!*
Daisy is such a beautiful and sweet girl !!!
I think dogs sense a lot of their world through their paws, so trimming those toe-hawks probably makes them generally more surefooted and happy.
Also her ears. I imagine how better would have her hearing be again
Liked just for "toehawks"
I heard that they have sensory glands in their paw pads so your comment holds some water.
Im sure you’ll like to know this: a dog sweats through their paw pads among other body areas, so in a hot day if you wet them they’ll feel a little more refreshed. 💧
And nose
In case anyone was wondering, she will NOT smell like vinegar after the vinegar-water mixture.
leaves no smell after the blow dry and last conditioning spray
I legit wonder this every time I watch the videos!
Pickle dog
Pickle dog
What is the vinegar water for?
Hardest working young lady in the grooming business. Very good work. May The good Lord Take care and Bless you.
= gets let out of the long grooming session and calmly strolls around the yard= Yep, she's mature and is past her partying days. 😸
"Bred as working dogs"
"Wonderfully lazy"
I don't see too much of a contradiction...if your main job is diving into deep snow drifts and digging trapped people out, you're going to want to conserve energy by not doing too much most of the time. Probably why St. Bernards are either giant fluff mountains or ballistic missiles...when they're "on", they're full throttle.
yeah my mom's saint bernard was not a working dog, she was a sleeping lazy dog.
i used to cut my moms grass for her, then my mom would come home, and find the dog and i asleep on the grass. god i miss that dog something awful.
@Nicolae Ceaușescu A kid with an edgy screen name of a dictator envious of other people's "cringe". Don't like it then use the time you should be in online schooling to go back to Reddit.
@Nicolae Ceaușescu Just disappointed. Now be quiet and look at the cute doggo.
@Nicolae Ceaușescu cringe
The jowls and the music is perfection
🥰
That was majestic af.
Epic moment followed by a majestic burp, love!
2:46 marvellous, just marvellous.
agreed
St Bernards the one large breed of dog that doesn't ever stop being a puppy.
2023 What a beautiful gigantic dog. St Bernard childhood story dog with Heidi. Caring for a dog with so much compassionate 💓 history then the grooming at an advantage point and up close. TLC OUTSTANDING
Ah, the glorious "jowels flappin' in the breeze" slow mo. The signature cutscene of every great filmmaker.
st bernards just look wise 10/10 would trust them with my life and daisy is just so lovely
We had one growing up and you could indeed 10/10 trust them with your life. Those dogs would not hesitate to take a bullet for their human(s).
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees. She is precious.
My family has two st Bernards, and when I was a baby they used to stay by my bed all the time, and if anybody came into the house, they had to be checked by them both first lol.
Not the mother of my old Mud :D But the Daugther was the most kind dog i ever had. Not very bright but very adapable. Sadly she got every typical disease of all her pretty scattershot ancestery when she got old. But when she could no longer keep her hindlegs, well behind her, she started to run sideways. Never stop adapting that good golden girl.
@@suzymanville232 Yeah, I own one now and though he is very old (over 10 years) he would not hesitate to do anything to help someone in danger
anyone who has raised a dog from a pup to old age will especially appreciate the fact that someone recued this beautiful animal and has the love to send them to a grooming appointment.
Those jowls flapping in the breeze- hilarious! She seemed to enjoy it too.
I grew up with a Saint Bernard, she gave us beautiful puppies once, a very cute mix between her and our German Shepherd. The size, the floppy ears and the calm of their mother and the loyalty, dorky side and precious head tilts from their father. We kept one puppy, which outgrew our German Shepherd and she and her mother lived their long lifes, both passing away at the age of 14. Such awesome souls.
Godspeed doggos
Big dogs tend to die young. You must have taken good care of yours.
@@jrshaul We live on a farm and they are free the whole day, so they have plenty of room to play and run and are very loved by everyone.
I believe our mixture, Pauline was her name, would’ve got much older, but once around Christmas 4 years ago they got poisoned by sausages someone put poison in and placed them around our farm. We were lucky to have big dogs, our vet said, because she had a similar case, where a smaller dog ate a poisoned sausage and she said she barely found a vein when they had to put the dog down. We had to put Pauline down in February 2019, because her kidneys failed, which we believed they did because they took much damage from the poison. Our German Shepherd Balu, who ate the poison too, is now 11 years old and besides the hip dysplasia older GS are prone to suffer from, he is at best health.
@Miso Misu It makes me sad but also just so furious. It takes very sick individuals to do something like that. Balu wasn’t himself after she was gone, normally he would bark at stranger people walking past our farm or cars pulling into our driveway, but he didn’t look at them. A few weeks after her passing we got a puppy, another German Shepherd who we named Nero. At first Balu didn’t know what to do and avoided him, but as he grew the two of them started playing. They’re big buddies now and do everything together
@@frikkinpenguin I wish your doggos the best of health and a long healthy life
When I was little, I had terrible nightmares. The sound of my gigantic baby dog breathing always brought me a sense of comfort and safety. I will always equate that sound to positive feelings.
What a grand old lady! Thank you for treating her with so much love and respect. ❤️
This makes me happy. I had a Saint Bernard for almost ten years. She loved her groomer. We also took the bathtub out of our house and had a built in seated shower put in for her in case she needed a bath.
Aww! That's love!
I love how Daisy is so old and frail, but there are still all these traits reminding us of just how diesel St Bernards are. Her thick nails, her sheer size, the fact that she's definitely feeble and geriatric but still able to endure the grooming with no real fuss and minimal struggle
😆 diesel dog
They really are like trucks. So sturdy!
Daisy is such a calm old lady.
What a good girl..and Daisy is also nice…
Yes! Perfectly put.
Such a relaxed dog. I know shes a senior but she didnt seem to give even a bit of trouble. Just panted and sat through it waiting for it to be over so she could likely lay back down.
I actually like senior dogs more than puppies for that reason.
Nothing like an old sweetheart who just wants to lay down and relax with you.
@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat I feel you there, goes the same with most pets. Got a kitten (never had a cat before) about two years ago and truly hated and regretted it during all of his growing time. Once he grew up and matured a little and wasn't constantly filled with energy I came to like him a lot more.
She was enjoying it. I knew they drooled, but not that much. A Vet I volunteered with said it meant the dog was happy. Daisy must have been VERY Happy.
@@QUICKBOOKS1 I grew up with English Mastiffs and can confirm, a drooling is a happy dog. Or a hungry dog! We used to have to shoo our worst drooler away when we ate dinner or he'd leave puddles on the floor around the dinner table. We were always amazed at the one mastiff we had who didn't drool and am shameless to say he was the favorite! Nothing like being able to let a big floppy-skinned dog love all on you and not feel like you instantly need to wash your face!
I love senior dogs. However they can give you a lot of trouble. My senior rescue had behavioral issues and she hated loud noises as she got older, just like a human old lady.
Seeing Daisy's chibby chops blowing in the wind at 2:50 made my day so much better.
What a sweet old girl Daisy is. Fine looking animal.
"She needed a little help to get over the ledge..." OMG PLEASE PROTECT HER AT ALL COSTS. 🥺❤️
I hate when they get at this age. To this day I can't deal with it properly.
"this girl must really like rolling in the mud or something"....
Me- *stares at my 3 year old great Pyrenees*
Her- What is mud for if not to roll in?
That's the exact opposite of my dog. He's a prissy little Yorkiepoo who refuses to leave the garage if it's wet 🤪
@@Stars-Light-up-the-Night My sister has a poodle who would not stand in the pavement even if it is dry. She would not walk. Then when they pick her up, she would have her toes pointed away from her body because they are "dirty". She's so cute.
@@joyah4789 Really?😆 My pup isn't quite that prissy. It's really just mud and water he refuses to step in. If he does step in something, he'll stop dead in his tracks and refuse to move until we pick him up 😅 Poodles. You gotta love 'em.😝
Great Pyrenees are wonderful doggos.
Same for my 5 year old Pyr. In the summer he digs and rolls so much that he looks like a Golden Retriever 🤣
I would gladly give one year of my life on earth, if it meant this beauty could become a puppy again and stay with us. ❤️
every time i hear someone else is named daisy i get so excited because i’ve never met another daisy in real life, it’s also just “that’s me!!! we’re twins!!!”
your name were the two names my mother was gonna name me :) pretty cool
It warms my heart seeing how much people love their older dogs, because yes! They are still cute!
More than that….their family.
X
Yes! My fur baby just turned 12. I have had her since she was 8 weeks. I give her a full body message every night and just bought a dog car ramp so she can get in the car easier. I just love her her so much! She is a Basset Labrador mix.
@@crawfor24 you sound like a amazing owner! Sending love to your old pup ❤️
Amen to that. I lost my Labrador to Old Age. The poor Girl was 16 and she went from energetic to sluggish and struggling to get around in the span of a few months.
We still have her ashes and a little Statuette of her paw.
A lady in my neighborhood has an elderly sheltie that cant get around too well. She still takes him on two walks daily. She pulls him in a little wagon so he can enjoy the sights and smells and gets him out from time to time so he can sniff around, take a few steps and do his business. He looks adorable wrapped in a little blanket in his wagon looking around!
Most people wouldnt bother to take a dog that can't walk for very long on daily walks and the fact that she does is the truest proof of selfless love for her dog possible. I will do the same when my dog gets old... I want him to be happy for ALL his life!!
Daisy is not the only one in this video with a "Heart of Gold". You're what every groomer should be.
Ya the two RUclips female groomers whom we all know, ought to watch this channel!
❤
Sweet daisy 💖 💕 💓 💗
I love Daisy. She won me over in about 30 seconds flat.
Edit: You are the sweetest. I love how everything you do is for the benefit of the individual dog.
My dog's name is Daisy too :) She's a good girl much like this Daisy.
My dogs name is Daisy to
Mine too
Daisy Lovely name
Me dog daisy as well
@@Definitelynotyou90 I think you means as…
Daisy is a very pretty dog. And I love how calm she is even though she has no ear protection during the drying process. She looks like she’s just happy to be with you in a safe environment.
2:47
She is beauty.
She is grace.
Oh Daisy!! So glad you got a lovely pampering by such a lovely lady!!
Seeing an old rescue dog always makes me happy, hearing that a pet found a fabled "forever home" is so good to hear. Thank you for taking such good care of her, though by now it's not like I expected any less :3
I think in this case means she used to rescue people, not the other way around, but i might be wrong though lol
@@juliatabim7454 Oh heck, yeah I guess I could've misinterpreted that xD I'm just used to the phrase "senior rescue" to be, like, an older dog adopted from a shelter, but yeah, that could've either been a "senior rescue" st. bernard, or a senior "rescue st. bernard". Whoops ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Either way, she's a very good girl, I guess at least that much is clear
@@LordHonkInc yeah, I totally understand, I thought the same until she started talking about st bernards being rescue dogs 😂
The "I will be visiting a home for rescue dogs and horses" at the end makes me think OP was right... I think she means adopted-rescue.
I had a rescue before she was going to be put down and then my dad adopted a puppy from a stray litter
Wow you have lot of patience and your smart you take things seriously while your on job and you take care of dogs so much. Appreciated 👏
You need to work on your english.
@@LplusRatioplusNobodyCares Not everyone’s first language is English. No need to be rude.
@@LplusRatioplusNobodyCares as long as we can understand her, it's totally okay
@@LplusRatioplusNobodyCares if they live in a country that doesn’t speak english natively, then no, they don’t. not everyone on earth speaks english, karen
You don't need patience when you're doing something you love.
Daisy is literally the definition of *vibin*
Thank you for the wonderful Spa day you gave Daisy. A lot of Groomers would not take on a job like her. It's great to see you have that special walk-in shower that can handle the Super large and/or elderly dogs like Daisy again wonderful job.
I just had a stark reality check: I walk just like Daisy and I can't stand with one foot in the air. OMG I'm old, too. Heavy sigh. Thank goodness I don't drool. Yet.
@Cheryl Ross * 😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂
Yes, I've hit that age. No drooling, yet, either. My nickname is Rice Krispies. Snap, Crackle & Pop.
@@QUICKBOOKS1 My hip is popping right now.
@@cherylross4040 I’ll pray for your hip Mrs. Cheryl 😂
Lmaoooo
about 15 years ago my buddy Tomek found a st bernard that had been abandoned, he had seen the same dog every morning in the same spot on his drive to college, sitting in a bunch of trees on the side of a rural road and one morning he puled over to see wtf was going on.
the dog (later named menton) had been chained to a tree and was left there with a plastic bag of dry food and small empty dish of water, he was not doing well.
he bought menton to a local vet, where they agreed that if tomek adopted the dog and became the registered owner, the vet would treat his many needs for free. and so they did that and after 3 weeks at the vets menton aka mentoush went to his new home where he happly left slobber marks on the ceilings, walls and wooden floor for the next 4 years until old age caught up with him.
he was a lovely big floppy dog
Senior dogs are most precious, deserve to be spoiled ❤️
What a beautiful old girl. ❤
I like that "rescue saint bernard" could either mean that she was rescued by humans, or that she used to rescue humans (obviously the former in this case)
Me too! As if there aren't already many reasons to love them 😄
you would have to have a very tainted heart, to ever wanna do harm to one of these gentle giants.
sleep eat drink rinse repeat. not much to dislike about that.
As my mother used to say to us kids, "The inside of your ears looks like a potato farm!"
That is funny 🤣🤣
Mine too.
OMG I though it was only my family who called them tater patches.
@@EFDonaldTrump Unfortunately no. We are still recovering from such blatant disinformation.
@@syberjamie lmao💀
Oh my God what a lorge sweet girl. I love Daisy.
Daisy is a beautiful woman🥺good girl!
When I was a kiddo, my grandparents had a Saint Bernard they named Neffie. They loved her quite a bit, and rightfully so, since of course she was a gentle giant. She was awfully goobery and slobbery though. xP
what happent"
@@redwingbeast1396 Oh... uh... well, I can't remember quite how old I was when she passed, I think I was a preteen, but something happened where she had to get a portion of small intestine operated on/removed, and then not even all that long after that, she had to be put down due to bone cancer. Two bad jabs of bad luck in a row. She wasn't YOUNG young when she died, but she wasn't really old either. Regardless of how much longer she could have lived, it was pretty dang sad.
My grandparents were really upset. It took them quite a while (a matter of years) before they got another dog.
Flappy is a havanese, who is... 6... ish... years old now I think. I can't quite remember how many years ago they got her. I think it's good that they got a dog which was very different than Neffie, for practical reasons, but also because as a pet owner myself, I believe having a new pet should be about embracing a new soul, while not trying to find a replacement for the irreplaceable.
Flappy was named by one of my youngest cousins, and I've heard someone say it stands for "Fun Loving And Happy." My mom's side of the family is big, and tight-knit, so when Covid hit, a big concern of mine was knowing gramma was probably gonna have anxiety problems. I was even more thankful than ever that they had Flappy, because she was able to be a constant physical presence.
Flappy is taken to a groomer every now and then. As far as I know, she does okay. I think it's a case of "Alright. But I won't like it." sort thing.
@@sadsackofflour2697 glad to hear it turned out well at the end.i love my 5 year old lab"Crispy" as much as any other doggo & pet !more than my job my girl and call of duty!!
i used to go to my mom's a few days before christmas, and i would sleep in the camper. i would bring my mom's 176 pound saint bernard, and 180 pound newfoundland into the camper to sleep, omg my mom would be furious, until she would see all three of us tangled up, and my face covered in drool. then she spent the rest of the day laughing.
@@demonpride1975 Aw man, I love animals, but I would have some trouble with all that drool. xD
My family had a newfie when I was a lil kiddo. For some reason, I didn't particularly bond with him, but he was a good dog. Well, technically Winston was a lab/newfie mix, but I don't know if anyone would be able to tell just by looking at him. He was smart... even though he did eat a laundry hamper once. When he died (I was 5 or 6), my dad didn't handle the grief quite like he should have, and quickly got another newfie. She was also a good dog, but had a bladder problem, and when my parents got divorced, she had to stay with my mom because of the need to have constant access to a doggy door + yard. But I suppose my mom's karma of not giving up a big bladder-troubled dog paid off (I remember Ursula passed the summer after my sophmore year of high school), because a few years ago, mom and I adopted a pittie, who has a dang bladder of steel (I mean he'll do stuff like wait rather than go out in the rain because the Fudge boi is a baby boi).
My goodness she's a big girl ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ What a stunner xxx
I am being humble when I am telling you that I am the most powerful strongest coolest smartest most famous greatest funniest Y*uTub3r of all time! That's the reason I have multiple girlfriends and I show them off on my ch*nnel all the time! Bye bye sha
@@AxxLAfriku who are you?
I wish someone said that second part to me, usually it’s just the first part.
@@111Floyd hes a nobody commenting random edgy mindless stupid comments everywhere to make himself feel important. Its a pathetic cry for attention, because his parents didnt give him enough love as a kid.
@@AxxLAfriku hes a nobody commenting random edgy mindless stupid comments everywhere to make himself feel important. Its a pathetic cry for attention, because his parents didnt give him enough love as a kid.
She's such a good Girl ❤️ Gorgeous 😍
She is gorgeous
saint bernards are amazing i just wish they lived longer than 8 years :(
TY FOR THE LIKES OMG
I LOOOOOOOVE these big fluffy saint bernards. But man they can eat up several mcdonalds big macs in one gulp.
they're bred way too big to live longer, sadly
Saint Bernard mixes usually live up to 10 or so.
The sad truth man..:(
i heard the lady was OLD and my mind went to about 16+ years old or something(really old for any dog),
But then I read this comment and went like "ohyeh.. :( , fuck"
@sub1ime81 was his name "the beast" ?
She is so easygoing 😭 I love her
I know, honestly she doesn't even look old.
Nice to see a - especially senior age - St. Berhard without that extremely "sad" looking eyes. Looking great, Daisy. 👍
I love Saint Bernards! She's beautiful
She's all shining and pretty at the end. And I'm sure her ears feel so much better after being cleaned out.
As an italian, I can't imagine a Saint Bernard without its whiskey barrel, lol
Do you mind if I ask why you’re unable to imagine Bernard’s without the correlation ?
I think it has to do with the dogs carrying alcohol with them so when they find a human, they [humans ofc] can drink it and warm up. Isn't it common knowledge?
I always thought it was a barrel of brandy 🤔
@@boofuls It is Brandy, don't worry.
@@foranzo1582 That's a misconception. Drinking alcohol might make you feel warmer, but you're actually losing body heat faster, so its not a good idea to drink when you're cold or at risk of hypothermia
Thank you!! I love this video. She looks so good after the blow dry! Beautiful!!
She is beautiful ❤❤❤
It was so funny when you were scrubbing her face, she was like, “yeees hooman, that feels gooood” 😄🥰
look at that, who would have thought you would ever see a 200 pound dog, just out right melt.
Daisy during the the last of the blow dry
"Its like I'm in the car!"
Daisy is beautiful.
Awe. Daisy looks so beautiful after that wonderful spa experience. Just beautiful.♥️
Fun fact: A dog’s nose print is unique, much like a person’s fingerprint.
And yet they are never criminally convicted.
My dogs nose is brown and spotted black
@@keketski5430 cow print or freckle like?
@@Murrel. like hearts
@@keketski5430 awesome
Probably one of the most huggable dogs I've ever seen, gotta be gentle tho ;)
What a lovely horse that is!
she is gloriously beautiful!
My childhood dog Bruce lived to be 16. Once he started getting up there in age and the arthritis started setting in, our long hour, multi-mile daily walks got replaced with “toenail” walks, where we would walk down and back on the pavement on our street to help file down his toenails in-between visits to the groomers
It truly is curiously satisfying to see a dedicated professional with passion work. It truly is depressing not being able to cuddle all those beautifully clean and fluffy doggos!
How can you not help but love this dog may she rest in St Bernard heaven
what a sweet, patient dog...!
I love the little touches of dog history and breeding history with some of the videos it's so satisfying and amazing. Well done my dude. I hope you have a wonderful day.
I'm taking in an old (14 years) rescue dog named Daisy tomorrow, she's quite the opposite- very small.
Good on you! Enjoy the time you have.
I hope everything is going well! :)
Awww, good for you. I’m sure will be a gift for both. ❤️✨🙏
Daisy- what a lovely name for this beautiful kind lady 🥰
St. Bernards deserve so much better than the excess of health problems they often need to deal with.
I love the fact that you give us fun and interesting facts about the breed while we watch you clean them❤
We have a St. Bernard at our daycare and she’s an older lady and it’s so hard to watch her get up and sometimes even stand. I always tell her “you deserve everything good B” St. Bernard have such a special place in my heart and it’s so sweet to see you groom such a gentle lady 🥰❤️ loved seeing her old lady trots
She's beautiful!
I love her so much. What a beautiful sweetheart!! ❤️🥰🤗😘😘😘😘