Grooming a Pet Yorkie Head (with Tipped Ears) - Yorkshire Terrier Pet Grooming - Gina's Grooming
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Say hi to Teddy, an aptly named sweet little Yorkie boy, who is going to help show how to trim a pet Yorkie's face. The breed standard for Yorkie's is to keep their coats natural, but our pets are usually trimmed in a puppy cut with a Pet Yorkie Head (which usually includes tipped ears.) Come watch how Teddy does for his head and face trim!
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👍✨👍Kenchii 6.5" Balltip CURVED SCISSORS (love these guys!): amzn.to/3xsiyP3
👍✨👍Geib Blue Breeze 48-tooth THINNING SHEARS (yes, expensive, don't faint! But these are an example of what the pros use... and they are worth every penny if you're serious about grooming.) amzn.to/3aMS17t
✔✔✔ A More Affordable example of a THINNING SHEAR for under $100: amzn.to/3HijpXl
👉👉👉Here's a LINK to the detail CLIPPER: amzn.to/3GAfaHN
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By far the BEST face cut video for Yorkie!
Omgosh, Marilyn, thank you so much! Fortunately, I had a very sweet boy on which to demo, which made grooming that much easier! 😀 I really appreciate your support and kindness! 😍
Superb Yorkie. So compliant. Great cut. My Yorkie had a groomer who cut his hair which is 2 toned and it was a perfect heart shape. She left. We went elsewhere. My boy was barred unless sedated. Story we learned. Boy was left in outside kennel for 1 hour with large dogs in the blazing heat. He bit her finger. Had I known, I'd've bit her myself. We never went back. We DIY, now. Hence my youtube name...a tribute to my unsedated Yorkie. 🤣
Omg, love the name 😅 and thank you for sharing your story! But I am so sorry your little boy had a bad experience with grooming, but kudos to you for learning how to do it yourself at home! Honestly, it can be the best thing for our nervous babies and he'll love you even more for it. 💕 Thanks for watching and good luck with your manic hairdos! 😆
that is terrible! Was it at a chain pet store? I groom my own dogs, I do not trust anyone that I can't observe what they are doing! so sorry for your little guy.
Beautiful head trim, and you did the ears exactly the way they should be done. I love the way your little Yorky is behaving too. He’s not stressed at all.
Thank you so much, Kathy! Appreciate your comment! 😍
I found you guys after I ordered a set of clippers for my 15 year old yorkie and I don’t trust anyone to cut his hair after I found out they had to sedate him and put a breathing machine down his throat for “their comfort”… I haven’t taken him back to a groomer/vet for a trim since then and I will only take him up to those places for check ups. I love teddy, he’s just like my bobo❤️
Oh Jalen, I'm so glad you're learning to work with your older baby at home. I have never heard of something so extreme as a breathing machine during grooming, so I certainly hope those people were medically qualified (or you may want to report them!) But even a veterinary groom may be too much for our ageing pets, so your situation is one of the main reasons for making these videos. I hope watching Teddy get groomed helps you on your way, and please use our channel as a reference. I'm trying to cover everything that a home-groomer needs to know, but please let me know if you have a subject that stumps you, and I'll work on explaining it (since I'm sure many others have the same question.) Thanks so much, and good luck! 💕
@@GinasGrooming you guys definitely helped me a lot because now I know where to at least begin and how to do it where he’ll be most safe/comfortable. I truly appreciate all of the work you guys do for the pet community on their grooms. Much love and I hope 2023 blesses you guys so much❤️❤️🙏🏼 his clippers arrive Monday so I’ll let you guys know how it goes!
@@Straw_Hat_11 please keep us posted, and don't hesitate to send a personal update to me at gina@ginasgrooming.com. Sending love and blessings in return. 💕💕
Omg Gina!!! This was the best tutorial explaining what to use and how to use it. Definitely makes me feel more confident in grooming now!!!
I have to agree! Best description on the Yorkie ears i have ever seen as well
Yay, so glad it helped, and thanks for the feedback! Good luck on your grooming journey! 😍
I have watched so many of these type of videos and yours was the most informative and understandable! Thanks!!
Thank u for your kind comment - it really means a great deal! 💕🙏
what an adorable dog, he sat so nicely for you! I have those curved shears as well and they work wonderfully. Good video.
Hi Annette! Yes, Teddy is a little angel indeed! 😇 And yes, those are great shears!. I saw in another comment that you're a home groomer, and it sounds like you take it very seriously. Love it! Thanks for your kind comments and for watching! 😍
What a good doggie. Mine would never sit still for all that. Great job!
Hi Andrea, thanks for your kind comment! Yes, Teddy is such a sweet boy, but sometimes it's all about working with them (and omgosh, it may take some time!) Thanks for joining the convo! 💕
Wow you’re good. And that baby is so sweet!
@Lizzardward, thank you so much! And yes, Teddy is a dream to work with. Thanks so much for your kind comment!
we love our yorkie
Yay! Yorkies are wonderful! 💕
You are amazing! I have taken my little guy to five different groomers and they have shaved him down like a Chihuahua every time it’s terrible. he hasn’t been mad either. He’s not a difficult little guy to cut either. Just don’t get it. I’m gonna try to do this myself. Thank you so much again you’re amazing.
Thank u so much! 🙏 Aw, sorry your little guy is getting shaved down unnecessarily - I don't get why they would do it either!? 🤷♀️ A good groomer wants the pup to look as cute as possible! Well, kudos to going at it yourself, you got this! If there are any particulars that stump u, pls reach out! I love to do content answering real-life questions and would appreciate the opportunity. And thanks again for your kindness! 🙏🐾
Great job 👍👍👏👏👏❤️
Thank you 🤗🐾
Tengo 2 perritas iguales, las amo con todo mi corazón
¡Me encanta esto! ❤️
Great job! Thanks for the tips...
Thank you, Uvaldo!!! 😍
Thank you for this video 😀
You are so welcome! Thanks for your kind feedback! 😍
Liked the video. Appreciate you not trying to sell something every 5 seconds!
Hi @TheSlayrnumber1, thanks so much, glad you liked the video and really appreciate the feedback! 🙏😊
Great video! Cute dog!!!😁
Thank you so much! Teddy is definitely one of my favorites! 💕
Thank you for that video
Thanks so much for watching, Susana! 🙏💖
If I may ask why do you use a 10 at the tips? I’m a groomer and still getting better at Yorkie ears and face!
So do you always want to start off with ears first before the face then the chin?
So you start from the tip then so on.
For now I’m using my curved shears for the tip ears then my thinners for ears to the chin. Then later when I feel more comfortable I will start using my curved shears on ears, face & chin.
It looks fabulous! Love your videos so so inspiring ❤
Hi Azra! Always an honor to meet a fellow groomer! 🙏 So, the #10 on the top 1/3rd of the ears is used as the standard because it is considered the safest shaving blade (also why used on sani's, armpits) to get those tips looking super tight and pointy. And then, yes, I use the ears to guide the shape of the face. Using your blenders is 100% good, just takes a bit longer! Using curved shears will make a more sharp of a line between face and throat/neck (which I like for Terriers as opposed to more blended teddy bear faces). Good luck, and thanks so much for your kind comment! 💕
Me gusto mucho mucho el corte,parece tan fácil pero la hora de cortar a mi perrito,que no se queda queta ,esta mucho más difícil,muchas gracias para el vídeo.
Gracias! I'm sorry your dog is a little difficult, but with time and patience, I'm sure things will improve! Buena suerte! 🥰
I do my Yorkie myself..
Errrr.. the scruffy look lol..
Not intentional BUT inevitable..
She still gets loads of admirers..she's a " Social Butterfly" and greets EVERYONE EVERYWHERE..
Aw, she sounds like an absolute love! And the scruffy look is adorable, congrats on grooming her yourself! ❤️
Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Tama! 🙏
Hi. The head looks great. What size guard did you use on his legs?
Hi Johnna! For Teddy, I do a #0 on the legs, #2 on his body. Thanks for watching! 🤩
Hi, thank you for your video. Where can I buy those scissors?
HI Carolina! For most of the work you see, I'm using my Kenchii 6.5 in Ball-tipped Curved scissors: amzn.to/3xsiyP3. I've owned this pair for probably 7 or 8 years and use them daily (and still love them, especially for face work). Hope this helps and thanks for watching! 🙏😍
Excellent video. About to do a Yorkie. What sized curved shears do you use and which clipper guard for the head did you use. Thanks
Hi Ann! Thank you! For Teddy's head, I do a #0 forward since his body is a #2 (legs longer. ) And my curved shears are 8.5in Geib Avanti. Hope that helps and thanks for watching! 😍
Question: Why do they cut the hair on the tip of the ears? Sorry is my first time owning a Yorkie
Hi Martha, aw, welcome to the wonderful world of Yorkies! 😍 So tipping the ears, or shaving and scissoring the top 1/3 of the ear, is done to accentuate the point and give them their signature adorable look. Yorkies, and other terriers (think Westies, Scotties, etc) are quite unique with their ears that stand up, so it just makes sense to show them off! Hope that helps and thanks for your question!
Please could you recommend a comb for face and eyes area? Can I hurt my dog'' s eyes by combing his face?
Hi Irma! Here's an affordable metal comb from Andis that works great for face and body combing: amzn.to/3xN73WT. Just make sure that you always point the teeth away from your pup's eyes, gently hold his head whole combing, and go slow - and you should be very safe! Hope that helps and Happy Grooming! 🐾
@@GinasGrooming Thank you so much for your help Gina it means a lot. ❤️
Great video and love the cut! Which thinning shears are those?
Hi Yvette! Thanks so much! 🙏 The thinners I'm using are Geib Avanti 48-tooth thinning shears, hard to find, but attaching our affiliate link to a similar pair from Geib on Amazon: amzn.to/3zxxQVD. As you can see, pretty pricey (but if you're grooming professionally, you usually have to make the investment.) However, I snooped around for a good pair of thinners that is under $100 from a brand I know and use, which is Kenchii, in case that may help!: amzn.to/3HijpXl. Happy Grooming and thanks for watching! 😍
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Thank u, Javier! 🥰
what comb is it that you’re using?
Hi Jessica! I'm using a two-sided (coarse/fine) copper infused comb from a company called AussieDog (you can find them at aussiedogshears.com.) If you want to stick to Amazon shopping, here are two choices from two very reputable companies ranging from a low-cost option to more pricey. Hope this helps! Andis Metal Comb: amzn.to/3VF3Qyr ; Chris Christensen comb: amzn.to/3WR5kXo. Thanks for watching! 😊🙏
How do you get to be still my 7 month old would not going to try
Hi Helen, your little 7 month old is yet too young to stay still! But you can encourage good behavior by doing small grooming tasks (brushing, combing), and then rewarding. As they grow older, they become wiser (promise), but it's all about training them to love grooming. Good luck, thanks for your interest! 💖
Can't see the words well
Thanks for the feedback, Debbie! This is one of our earlier videos, and we were (and still are) learning. We will make an effort to remedy! Appreciate your comment! 😊
He has lots of hair
Hi Diana, he sure does! Thanks for watching! 😊