Thank you for this video! hehe, I know I'm 3 years late watching but I'm just beginning my dog grooming journay and I find your videos the most helpful. I'm still terrified with the nails but it'll come to me! Thanks Again!
This was sooooooooo satisfying to watch. And thank you so much for getting straight to the point and also linking all of your tools and products in the description. You are awesome😊
You need a slicker brush first, then bath and blow dry, or you're washing and drying dead hair which prevents you from cleaning and drying skin and healthy hair effectively.
Wow. You are a BOSS with the clippers. So many groomers say you should only use thinning shears but those things suck the life out of me. The clippers are so much more efficient but clearly you gotta have good game to avoid chunking. Nice work. Seems like that puppy's grooming was a bit overdue!
@@Stephanie.922 a lot of ppl think that they shouldn't be shaved. There is a professional groomer who is also on youtube and she shaved a double coat aussie all the way down. The dog lives in Texas with extreme heat. The groomer is named My Favorite Groomer and has done this for many years. She is also an instructor. I learned how to shave down a double coat Shih Tzu thanks to her and he was less snappy and much happier in the extreme heat.
My dad is getting an Aussie and I want to make sure he keeps up with the coat. What kind of brushes would be good to keep the shedding down a little and to help maintain the coat?
Congratulations! It's a great breed- Keep them focused! brushes we have listed in the description- BATHE AND BLOW OUT FIRST.. My Top 2 I recommend. Wide tooth comb first then undercoat rake. Hope it helps!
Aussie and Mini breeder here. Please PLEASE, do not use the clipper on the entire dog. Paws are the only place those belong.The trim is not clippered, it is thinned with thinners. Those ears have way TOO much fur on them withe the fade telling that story. I think if you laid off the clippers on the body, it wouldn't look so dry.
I think I found my favorite RUclips genre
Thank you for this video! hehe, I know I'm 3 years late watching but I'm just beginning my dog grooming journay and I find your videos the most helpful. I'm still terrified with the nails but it'll come to me! Thanks Again!
You can tell when someone knows what they are doing! Good job! That is the right way but is so exhausting! I have 4 Aussies!
Thank you. I love grooming them. Im so jealous you have 4! VERY smart breed, very intuitive! send us pics!
This was sooooooooo satisfying to watch. And thank you so much for getting straight to the point and also linking all of your tools and products in the description. You are awesome😊
i love this video because all the videos i watch the people are so agressive and i always keep watching
Thanks for watching!
You need a slicker brush first, then bath and blow dry, or you're washing and drying dead hair which prevents you from cleaning and drying skin and healthy hair effectively.
Yes, correct! @1:35 states brushing before and after the bath for brushing.
such a good babieee
Wow. You are a BOSS with the clippers. So many groomers say you should only use thinning shears but those things suck the life out of me. The clippers are so much more efficient but clearly you gotta have good game to avoid chunking. Nice work. Seems like that puppy's grooming was a bit overdue!
Are you a groomer? It's always different with this breed! If you need help, lemme know!
@@GoneGrooming Nah. Just a proud owner with bad OCD and a love of grooming his 10 month old Aussie.
What a happy stunning attractive nugget
The groomers gave my aussie a short teddy bear cut will his hair grow back the same 😫 hes 16 weeks old
Please help
@@Stephanie.922 a lot of ppl think that they shouldn't be shaved. There is a professional groomer who is also on youtube and she shaved a double coat aussie all the way down. The dog lives in Texas with extreme heat. The groomer is named My Favorite Groomer and has done this for many years. She is also an instructor. I learned how to shave down a double coat Shih Tzu thanks to her and he was less snappy and much happier in the extreme heat.
It's not good to shave a double coated dog.
how often should my aussie be groomed?
Is the Blade a # 40 ? you did a beautiful groom looks great!
My dad is getting an Aussie and I want to make sure he keeps up with the coat. What kind of brushes would be good to keep the shedding down a little and to help maintain the coat?
Congratulations! It's a great breed- Keep them focused! brushes we have listed in the description- BATHE AND BLOW OUT FIRST.. My Top 2 I recommend. Wide tooth comb first then undercoat rake. Hope it helps!
rake. Use a pin with a light conditioning spray to keep the coat healthy. Brushing dry will break the coat.
Aussie and Mini breeder here. Please PLEASE, do not use the clipper on the entire dog. Paws are the only place those belong.The trim is not clippered, it is thinned with thinners. Those ears have way TOO much fur on them withe the fade telling that story. I think if you laid off the clippers on the body, it wouldn't look so dry.
Oh no.... why shaving a aussies fur. I understand the but, paws and ears but why the body?
I understand your side, but it's upon the owners requests.
No
No what?