How to Groom a Nervous Dog | Cockapoo Full Groom
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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When you started singing, i nearly died! I've sooo done the exact same thing before haha
😂😂😂 we most definitely look mad to non dog people!
Your videos are so helpful for a newbie like myself 💜
That’s amazing to hear! Thank you ❤️
Such an awesome video! I love seeing what it’s really like to work with dogs and not just the well behaved perfect grooms ❤❤
Thank you so much! We think it’s important to show the reality of being a dog groomer ❤️
But she shows no aggression, bless her❤
She has never showed any aggression. She is just very scared and nervous. She is a sweet sweet girl ❤️
I'm just about to start my level 3 training & finding your videos a great inspiration 😊
This is so amazing to hear! We wish you good luck with your course and your career 😀❤️
What dog handling course do you recommend?
Great vlog.... do you have, any tips for, grooming my cockerpoo? He has been 2 groomer b4, who done a fairly good job.. but i want to, tryed n do myself and brought a wahl grooming kit
Today was my third day in an intensive practical dog grooming course, where we mostly work with toy poodles. The problem comes when such a small poodle twists and turns as if its life depends on it, (the blow dryer is the major trigger of most dogs) and in the grooming salon where I’m learning, they don’t use harnesses on the table-the dogs have to stay loose. It’s an expensive grooming salon that places a lot of importance on the cut and doing a good job, but it seems too risky to have a dog that struggles so much and wants to jump off the table. I try to stay calm and hold them gently but firmly (finding the balance is very difficult, and I hate holding dogs tightly, especially when they’re small), but it was impossible, especially since I had to work on the poodle’s coat with the blow dryer on my shoulder, a slicker brush in one hand, and holding the dog with the other. And working on the face is just impossible. I had to take a moment to cry. Another problem is when you’ve already straightened the poodle’s hair, and you try to pass the metal comb through to detangle it. When it doesn’t go through easily, I find it hard to gauge the right amount of force needed to detangle since it’s impossible not to tug, and almost all the poodles end up snapping, sometimes biting, or screaming due to the discomfort or pain. I know they can be very dramatic, but I also know the comb can hurt when it pulls (I would scream too, lol).
Additionally, in this grooming salon, they have a hectic pace and work with a considerable number of dogs, so you have to be fast, efficient, and do it right, without a single knot. Every time a dog screams or snaps, it’s like a jumpscare for me; I reflexively pull my hands away, and my heart races. It’s my third day, and that’s normal, but I feel the pressure to get used to it as soon as possible. I know the key is to stay calm since dogs are extremely sensitive to our emotions, but I can’t seem to do it. Any advice?
This video got me thinking: As professional groomers do you have liability insurance for the business? Do you have clients sign any sort of disclaimer for services? As you said, one wrong move of the dog during scissor work... ouch!
Oh, yeah, you definitely need to be fully insured to protect yourself from any potential liabilities. You should also have a contract in place between you and your customers to ensure clear expectations and legal protection for both parties.
Hi, could you tell me the trimmers you are using? It would be extremely helpful.
This are called ‘heiniger Saphir’! They are nice and reliable! You should be able to find the link in the description of most of our videos ❤️
Difficult dog but not a mean dog. Big difference between the two ;)
Definitely not mean! ❤️
You are amazing
Aww, thank you 🥰🥰🥰
So cute my shitzu dog has panic attacks so I do him at home not fun he bites me !! 😢
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this is very dangerous....she could get bit in the face
Absolutely! It can indeed be a risky job. That's why it's crucial to prioritise training, covering everything from grooming to understanding dog behavior, in order to minimize risks to the greatest extent possible 🐾
Her owner needs to rethink the face because it looks terrible.