How A Taxidermist Restores A Damaged Dog | Refurbished
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Kelly Brong, also known as OurDeerlyDeparted, is a taxidermist who creates and restores taxidermy animals. She shows us how she restores Cutty, a taxidermy dog that was made in the '90s. The process includes replacing her eyes, fixing her broken ear, and airbrushing her fur.
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How A Taxidermist Restores A Damaged Dog | Refurbished
We had a taxidermy deer head in my old apartment. The eyes would creep me out, so I just put some sunglasses and a funky hat on him and problem solved.
😆 🤣 😂 😹
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Bruh😂🤣
lmaoo
Lol
She did a lovely job on restoring the dog.
Yes
the restoration was so beautiful, and a great way to honor a pup so loved by her community.
i hope they keep her inside now.
Interesting job..
I would be having nightmares
@@numocatgaming5791 It's definitely weird but I guess you get used to it.. like Morticians...
@@EpicWorkshop it is interesting and disturbing at the same time.
@@EpicWorkshop That's true
It's also a super tough job to do taxidermy. Especially if they also skin and tan them, but most taxidermists don't do that as well. But a lot of pet ones do.
It's so hard to get them looking lifelike and looking good.
I love how this talented artist took so much care and still referred to her by her name and called her a she. Total respect. 💞
I am 11 years old,and I have been interested in taxidermy recently. When I'm older I want to be a taxidermist, it can sound "weird" or "gross" for my age but I find it so interesting! I'm not sure how to tell my parents this they might think it's gross.
That’s awesome! I hope they’re supportive. If you want to practice ever you can get frozen feeder rats+mice from most pet stores
@@avksmith SMART OM
Are you still interested in taxidermy? Because when I was 11 my hobbies became uninteresting very quickly
That’s awesome. You could share this video with your parents. That might be a good way to show them why you’re interested!
wishing you the best in your future :]
I thought that was a real dog by watching that thumbnail 😱
It is a real dog, it's been preserved
I’m guessing they had the dog preserved after it died. It is real.
it looks like a 2013 meme to me all it's missing is the impact font aldbamvdsljd
Hope none of the people commenting about this being gross ever go to a museum lmao.
It's still gross even if it's in a museum...
@@Budymierdas no, it isn't. There's nothing gross about it.
@@Budymierdas it’s science and preservation
Was nice to see a pic of the dog when it was alive.
Amazing to see the craftsmanship and artistry that goes into this. Taxidermists don’t get enough respect 👏
I find it sad that a dead dog ends up like this. Poor thing. Ain’t right imo
I mean she died, and afterwards was made into something she could be remembered by. Its not like they did it when she was alive.
And if you're talking about how it was left in the sun and probably cracked in the ear through human hands, yes, that's really sad
@@Eepop_stuffs ain't nothing right about taxidermy in the least bit. Would you want your dead body propped up for display? If so at least you can say so. Nobody asked that dog if it wanted to be a decoration in a gas station window, but out of their own selfishness and/or inability to accept death they chose to not allow this dogs physical body to return to nature. Let me ask you this.. How do you feel about Ed Gein making his mothers corpse into something she could be remembered by after she died? Was that also a beautiful art installation.. Or was it the work of a psychotic person who couldn't process death and decided to take matters into his own hands? Taxidermists are the Ed Gein of the animal kingdom.
@@NewYorkFloridaMan Meh, you're really projecting your own subjective views and values over remains onto animals and looking at it from a very human perspective. Most animals care little (if at all) about their remains or the remains of someone they cared about (it's not them anymore).
Even when jt comes to other people, many have very different opinions than yours on the matter (you can't even speak for humans in general on the matter, let alone speak for animals on the matter).
@@trilobiteterror8015 answer his question, would you want your dead body used as a display?
@@clockspacefilms3025 Sure, I would have no qualms about it. Heck, you could taxidermy or plasticize my body, put in new joints, and turn my body into a creepy marionette for all I care (in fact, that would be kinda neat in a morbid way).
That job requires a lot of patience though, she have to take care of every minute detail !!
Very good job I wouldn't be able to see my babies like that it would hurt too bad to see them like that. Just the thought of it bothers me.
Beautiful work. I was trying to hold back tears 🙏🏽❤️🕊 RIP Cutty
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Hmmmmmm
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you did a fine job of bringing her back. I have seen over the years a ton of horrible dog mounts. This one was really not that badly done originally.
Taxidermy of a deer you shot (with no emotion attached to it) is ok I guess. Mounting a dog that’s you loved is pretty weird
Not to everyone. I know quite a few people out there that specifically do pet related commissions. Cleaning bones, articulating skeletons, dry preserving feet and other parts.
Personally, I think the opposite. Mounting a pet is full of love and emotions and helps kind of “freeze them in time,” but mounting a deer you killed just feels like using the body as trophy which in my opinion is kind of disgusting.
When things are dead, just lets them be. There’s something so innately disturbing making the dead look alive, very uncanny valley and sad. Id rather know that dog’s body was taking nature’s course instead of collecting dust as some type of freaky “decoration”
Shut up
Layman Productions are you somehow hurt by my comment? Awn
@Julia Sorry misread your comment
Then...don't have taxidermy? Because there's nothing wrong with it. I'm into vulture culture and only currently have one piece of traditional taxidermy, but have tons of skulls and some pelts and wet specimens. Because I love animals. I know plenty of people that have their pets either fully taxidermied or just have bones cleaned.
Ly i dont know but i prefer appreciating and loving animals by seeing them be alive, being individual creatures in nature and having some in my life. But to preserve animal bodies objectifies them in some strange perverted way that goes against nature and that i find vile and sad. thats just my opinion. But hey, If ur into vulture culture go for it, i just really think its icky
Only clicked on this because the dog looked like Rowdy from Scrubs lol
Poor dog
Why? It's being honoured. Couldn't have lived forever.
@@dingo1666 creepy and weird
@@dingo1666 If this is your idea of honoring the dead, then you are a deranged individual. Having your eyes scraped out and being held together with bondo… why you are even trying to justify this is beyond me.
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@@ivanv.g.750 it’s not an argument.
Isn't this creepy?
Depends on your definition of 'creepy'.
I got a biodegradable soft pet casket ad before this video. Not sure if that’s astoundingly accurate or morbid as far as RUclips’s targeted ads. 🤨
You did an awesome job ! I had the pleasure of meeting cutty this past weekend 🥰
Taxidermy will always be something I consider as just odd
that ear look so mangled after restoration 😂
That dog is kind of creepy looking.
Because it's dead
I didn’t even know this was a thing, good job on the restoration .
I love this! I watch a lot of electronics repair videos and the algorithm was like "Yes, okay iPhone, but what about dog?" and I was like "Actually, yeah, let's do this."
dude just bury the dog, let him rest
It's dog skin, i don't think it cares. Btw the dog was female.
Rip to the poor dog
Taxidermy is disturbing.
No it isn't. We've been doing it for centuries.
@@ly9676 You don't say. :)
We're not going to agree...stuff for museums isn't too bad, but your own pet or something for decoration is really creepy, and often feels like a mockery to the animal. They rarely look life like or how they used to, just like this example.
@@paft saying they rarely look lifelike is just incorrect. Or you've just seen bad taxidermy.
@@paft and there's still nothing wrong with it and tons of people collect a large variety of dead things.
People chill with having their pets ashes after being burned up, but you put time, effort, and care into cleaning their bones, or doing any kind of taxidermy to them and it's suddenly bad.
@@ivanv.g.750 lmao stfu
Pets aren't "slaves" and that's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
Learn what domestication is. Cause it isn't slavery.
In the beginning, I thought she or he was lab
“Yo ur dog looks broken”
I guess it's less of a concern for a taxidermy from the 1990s but for anything older (especially if the taxidermy is an antique), I hope she's careful about arsenic (which was extensively used in taxidermy to help preserve and protect it from pests until a few decades ago).
As an expert she's probably very aware of those things.
Beautiful work 😍😍😍
Man the balls she has for leaving her phone right there while painting lol
thats terrifyingly good? really can't say
Why is it that when this lady does it she's an "artist", but when Ed Gein does it he's a "Psycho"?
Ed Gein wasn't a psycho because of skulls and taxidermied animals. He was a psycho because he strung up humans, gutted them and ate their butts n' stuff for dinner.
Now THIS is the content I’m here for
im sorry i respect the woman! but this is digusting af the dog is gone let him rest in peace
There's nothing wrong with taxidermy. The dog doesn't care, it's dead.
Didn’t humans do this before? If we hadn’t done this in ancient Egypt how would we know they even existed? And even more importantly, how would we be able to cure certain diseases without the information provided from the restored bodies of animals and humans from way back then?
The dog is gone, this isn’t effecting it at all
Wait what!!! I was horrified! I thought it was a real dog 😂😂😂
Well it is a real dog, just one that’s been dead for a while
2:14 this is traumatizing
Wow...this is really interesting to watch
There is no amount of many you could pay me to do taxidermy.
It is super realistic 😱😱
It's a real dead dog.
I thought the dog was alive
shes beautiful
🎧 Podcasts? 🎧
Does this creator have a podcast on Google or can anybody recommend any good Podcasts along this or any other interesting genres?
Any will do.
I'm very open and broad minded.
Many thanks 🙏😉
Cutty will going to be alive for a moment and give thank you slobber kiss lick to her
How do i replace a missing zygomatic arch on a dog skull?
Imagine an alien Taxidermist restoring a damaged human in an alternate universe...haha.
I LOVE HER Her tiktok is awesome and her work is stunning
I remember that dog when it lived. She was a wonderful dog, everyone loved her ❤️😢
Gosh what an artform. Thank you 💜
Hey it's Rowdy from Scrubs! ;)
Woooow..... Amazing.... That was really nice..... 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
I love the craftsmanship, but I am still troubled that we feel the need to make dead things look alive again…just let them be to their natural decomposition
Do you use leather goods? Then this really isn't that big of a deal. Real leather is animal skin.
@@professionalcommenter as a vegan I try my best to avoid leather, from buying shoes to belts and even my car.
I’m glad he didn’t get mangled like the taxidermy lion
What is the reason for its damage
How did she die was she your dog are you found her😢😢
Hi can you guide me in rehydrating years old hide
Wasn’t expecting to hear they were a famous dog from West Virginia, my home state and everything!
Just thought that was neat
The person did an amazing job restoring them
A pet deserves better, interesting job though.
Is that the dog from Scrubs?
... rowdy... anyone ?
Great job, but also creepy af
Do this with humans.
Like a mummy? Humans are very difficult to taxidermy because we're just skin and no fur
Look up “body worlds” it’s pretty interesting
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@@xSparklingPeachx I went to that exhibit. Completely fascinating.
I follow her on TikTok
incredible!!!
It's like restoring mummies.
Just pet it go! Just buying time…
coyotes look just like dogs, i saw one cross the street the other day, at first a thought it was a stray, but than i focused on the fur color and it was actually a cyote!
I don't like that the dog's body position looks like he's scared. :(
Just bury it Jesus Christ
For one there's nothing wrong with taxidermy.
For another there's actually a lot of states where you can't bury pets and there aren't places to, so your general options are cremation where you keep the ashes or letting your pet be cremated with other animals and not having the ashes. Some people want more of their pets.
Very bizarre.
Your amazing ❤
This is sick
No it isn't. Plenty of people have their pets preserved in a variety of ways. I have ashes, teeth, and fur from my last dog.
@@ly9676 I have ashes, fur, paw print molds and a vertebra. I guess it takes open minds... 🤷♂️
wait is that a real dog i didnt get it
A real dog that got taxidermied (stuffed, essencially) years ago.
I was really confused until i read "taxidermist"
Is this a real dog
it's taxidermy, of course it's real.
Can you talk About Kaitou Joker?
I hope the dog's owner likes it.
was that a real dog ??
Yep.
@@MasterofGames-xw5br wow
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Not sure that modge podge would be very archival
what da dog doin'?
Is that Roudy from scrubs???
Oh man, what da dog doin...
Bro, just let the dog rest in peace lol
There's nothing wrong with taxidermy.
Pieces*
Did they hurt the animal or What?
It's a dog so it was likely a pet humanely euthanized for a valid reason. Not killed for taxidermy or any other reason.
Why the dog is not moving ? 🤨🤨
2 coments lol
Out of context:
My next RUclips search, why we don't taxidermy humans.
Look up body worlds exhibits. We plasticize people
Because people can care about what happens to our bodies. A dog doesn't think "oh someday I'm gonna die and my body is gonna be left behind". People can. And some people do donate their body parts to exhibits like the bodies exhibit mentioned. Someone donated their actual penis to the penis museum in Iceland.
Now I know why it's frowned upon, it's both creepy and awesome at the same time😆😆
@@ly9676 tbf, I would LOVE to be taxidermied post-mortem. Would add just the right amount of creepiness that I love. Buuuut, I'm weird so... yeah 👍😅
Thats beautiful !
Is that a statue or a stuffed dog?
A stuffed dog. The video has "taxidermy" right in the title.
Excellent Work 👌
Very macabre
I don’t like to see something like that 🥺
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