Kitty Talks Dogs: grooming Max the Poodle | TRANSGROOM

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024

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  • @cherylwyatt909
    @cherylwyatt909 4 года назад +14

    I have been to grooming school and we were never shown how to hold scissors & thinning shears. It never occured to put the shampoo in a bowl and sponge over dog. I have learned more from you w/video than I did in school. I enjoy watching you groom. Thank you for helping other groomers not as skilled as you are.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +3

      We're so happy we can help! As a groomer you're never done learning! In school you learn the basics, but as you go along you pick up so many tips and tricks to work better, faster and smarter! Kind regards

  • @1901yvonne
    @1901yvonne 5 лет назад +15

    I particularly like the way you mix the shampoo in a bowl and apply with a 'sponge.' Wow, great tip for the bubble! You did a lovely job. Thank you for sharing.

  • @rachealsmith5138
    @rachealsmith5138 3 года назад +2

    Wonderful! Thank you for your instruction. I find all of your grooms helpful and fun at the same time! Take care!

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Thank you Racheal !! happy you to inspire you an helped you out. If i can guide you with something , please don't hesitate to contact me . Kind regards.

  • @hrvojkaslavica7342
    @hrvojkaslavica7342 3 года назад +1

    A perfectly groomed poodle ❤! Great work! Well done 🐾🐩!!!

  • @carolinemartin5322
    @carolinemartin5322 4 года назад +4

    Excellent, love the trim, I have a black miniature, and I am doing home grooming, your video gave me the confidence to try this trim.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +2

      Be brave! The hair of a Poodle always grows back, so don't be afraid to make mistakes, that's the way you learn! Kind regards

  • @ludwigvanlouie646
    @ludwigvanlouie646 8 месяцев назад

    You are an amazing artist.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  8 месяцев назад

      Thank you !! it's my mission to share my knowledge . Kind regards.

  • @noquarterk9299
    @noquarterk9299 5 лет назад +3

    I love your videos. I learn so much as I work in a pet clip only setting and there is no continuing education provided or encouraged by my employer these videos are a wonderful supplement for me to keep me learning still after all these years .

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  5 лет назад +2

      Hello There, so nice to hear that you like the video's, greetings from Kitty

    • @jessieblack4704
      @jessieblack4704 5 лет назад +1

      I totally agree with you!! Even after all these years I live to continue to learn and watch videos to remind myself and recap and also just learn handy tips. Every groomer is different and these are the most helpful grooming videos I've found so far.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  5 лет назад +1

      Thank you so much! That means a lot! greetings from Kitty

  • @zsofimeggyesi4544
    @zsofimeggyesi4544 4 года назад +1

    If my poodle would watch this he would thank me again for deciding not to take him on competitions. Some say great potential got lost but hey I saved him from hours and hours of combing, drying, scissoring and stress. Beautiful grooming though. I saw mine only once like this, and that was the day I got him. Now he is all short and sporty.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +2

      I understand you, everybody have their own priorities and opinion . and I respect everybody that make that choice, as long as we love our dogs and take care of them in the best way , we can...Thank you for sharing this. Kind regards

    • @shamrockewe822
      @shamrockewe822 4 года назад

      My standard is the same, short and sweet. We live in the countryside and many things became trapped in his coat when we walked in the forest so it was easier to just keep it short.

  • @mellydevent7187
    @mellydevent7187 3 года назад +1

    Great video, thank you for this.

  • @carolaltilio8199
    @carolaltilio8199 4 года назад +2

    🤩 Wow🤗‼️ kitty you are a true master at your craft👏 years of experience you make it look so easy. You explain everything in detail which I learn so much. A lot of tips that are so important! Your quality of work is superb👍🐩

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hello Carol, thank you for your nice comment and great reaction. So happy that you are happy!! Keep on watching our channel, a lot of trips & tricks are coming . Greetings Kitty

  • @colleens.lapello2069
    @colleens.lapello2069 3 года назад +1

    Fabulous .. your video has been extremely helpful for me to work on my poodleys.

  • @pakypet8576
    @pakypet8576 2 года назад

    Very good!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  2 года назад

      thank you so much . Please if we can help you further, don't hesitate to contact us . Kind regards,
      www.transgroom.com

  • @GoGroomer
    @GoGroomer 5 лет назад +5

    Wonderful video! 😊 Bravo👏👏 love your voice and accent✨ Do you groom in the United States or Europe?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  5 лет назад +5

      thank you so much, I am from Belgium but married with an English man, grooming greetings from Kitty

  • @claremc7415
    @claremc7415 2 года назад

    Very good and informative

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  2 года назад

      Thank you Clare for your positive feedback . Please don't hesitate to contact us if we can help you further .

  • @pakypet8576
    @pakypet8576 2 года назад

    Gracias!!!

  • @recallers2842
    @recallers2842 2 года назад

    Beautiful work. I so enjoyed your commentary and I picked up a few tips.I love your emphasis on rounding the contours, on the few occasions that I have taken my dog to a groomer he has come back with angles and I have to recontour him and I find it hard to believe that a professional groomer doesn't realize that the dog should have rounded or soft contours and blended in. Thank you.

  • @moonriser1964
    @moonriser1964 4 года назад +1

    I just discovered your videos. Thank you! I have learned a lot! You are very informative and I appreciate that. 😀

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hello, thank you for your Positive feedback, it's my pleasure to help you, for now , take care and stay safe, Kind regards, Kitty

  • @patrickpadddy5598
    @patrickpadddy5598 4 года назад +1

    Thankyou so much very very informative and lovley work

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Thank you Patrick for your comment , pleasure is all ours.

  • @miritam3932
    @miritam3932 4 года назад +1

    ❣I just discovered your video ... extremely informative and helpful ✔ certainly will have a good go with my girl White Toy Poodle 🐩 Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Regards from 🇬🇧 London.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hello, thank you for your very kind message, we wish you all the luck with grooming you poodle, have fun while you grooming your dog. If we can help you further, please don't hesitate to contact us. Have a nice day, kind regards.

  • @tayannarenee8166
    @tayannarenee8166 4 года назад +1

    Absolutely amazing Thank you! I’ll be jawing these tips on my shorter(pet) trims.

  • @barttyblanco6834
    @barttyblanco6834 4 года назад

    muy buena explicación gracias me ayudo mucho

  • @ThePoodling
    @ThePoodling 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for your videos. I've shown poodles for 12 years and learned more from these videos than I have anyone else. I am currently growing one of my medium poodles in from pet clip back into the clip in the video. How often would you recommend bathing him to encourage hair growth? I currently bath him once a week

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Hello , thank you for your comment and your question . We advice to wash your poodle weekly . but with the correct products , shampoo & conditioner. It's all depending of the products that you are using . in what clip in your poodle ? also this is very important . Please let us know if we can help you further . Kind regards .

  • @nancyjacob4391
    @nancyjacob4391 5 лет назад +1

    MERCI MERCI KITY

  • @NothenButHell
    @NothenButHell 3 года назад

    I have a white & brown parti, and I'm able to use a #15 on her face, but I have to use a #10 on her feet. The skin on her feet is a lot more pink, where her skin in the face is brown.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Hello , nice to meet you here on our TransgroomTV RUclips channel.
      Yes sometimes the skin can get very irritated . Depending from dog to dog .A Skin for white coated bodyparts or dogs can be easy see red. So wonderful if you shave her feet with #10 . Better for your dog . Let me know if we can help you further. in the meantime thank you for watching our video. Kind regards .

  • @ingeborg-anne
    @ingeborg-anne 3 года назад

    I never thought to do a bath the way that you do. Makes me think I'll be able to do the same job if I sit with her in the shower and a bowl of soapy water instead of getting her a tub.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Hi Ingeborg. we all have our own way :-)

  • @RoSouza
    @RoSouza 2 года назад

    LIKE.

  • @kassadeewagner699
    @kassadeewagner699 4 года назад +1

    Beautiful as always! What kind of clippers do you use? I've been trying to find a good set. I noticed you use cordless? What do you prefer? Thank you!!

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Here we're using the Heiniger Stylemidi clipper (transgroom.com/en/products/heiniger-stylemidi-trimmer-met-li-ionic-battery-trimmer-for-dogs-cats-and-horses) and the Heiniger SaphirStyle cordless clipper (transgroom.com/en/products/heiniger-saphirstyle-cl-animal-clipper-with-10-blade-pink-cordless-clipper).
      When you use cordless clipper, you have no restrictions with e cord and you don't need a power outlet near to you. Usually with cord clippers you have a bit more power as they are connected to the source, but you don't have as much freedom to move around. Kind regards

  • @frankhansen190
    @frankhansen190 4 года назад +1

    Do poodles have any uniqueness.

  • @Lhindyr
    @Lhindyr 4 года назад

    Hi! Beautiful video! What do you use to wash the magic towel after the use?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +1

      Hello, you can wash the Magic towel with a regular washing product, just never use softener . Its also not recommend to put the Magic Towel in the Dryer.

  • @Arterismos
    @Arterismos 4 года назад

    Isn't this called a Scandinavian clip? Anyway, great cut and adorable dog!

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hello Desdemona, this is the 2nd Puppyclip on Max. kind regards, Kitty

    • @NothenButHell
      @NothenButHell 3 года назад

      My grooming book calls it a 2nd puppy clip or a T-Lion puppy clip.

  • @mckeon1960
    @mckeon1960 3 года назад

    Another nice video, just curious on your opinion, i don't brush my show poodles dry,I always spritz with water and another trip lol if you find it hard to get the last few stray hairs with clipper turn it around and it will get the stray hairs

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад +1

      Hello Ann, Thank you for your comment. Everybody has their own way of working. as long as you respect the techniques and breed standard and the finishing is the same. I respect every way of grooming. it's all about the passion, isn't it :-) .

    • @mckeon1960
      @mckeon1960 3 года назад

      @@TransgroomTV very true we are always learning. What chunkers were you using please

  • @vartusk
    @vartusk 4 года назад

    Does show grow hair in her face ? Or it’s shaved because I always wanted medium poodles but not sure if I could achieve the teddy clip on them.

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hi there, this style is the second puppy clip and the face is shaved. If you want to see a teddy bear clip, you can watch Jack the Standard Poodle (ruclips.net/video/1rm2DRjVs2I/видео.html). For the teddy bear clip you don't shave the face but leave it like a teddy bear. Kind regards

  • @karencrowley8593
    @karencrowley8593 3 года назад

    Wondering whether or not I can use corn starch instead of the show tech powder to pull out the ear hair. Anybody know?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Well back in the Days, this was the product to use , corn starch , but now, the groomingworld has a lot of better and efficient products. that are designed for dogs. Some dogs created an allergic reaction to Corn starch . so please keep that in mind.
      The show tech Ear powder gives relief for irritated & itching ears . Please check the link below for the product :
      transgroom.com/en/products/show-tech-ear-powder-30-gr-ear-cleaner-for-dogs
      Kind regards, Kitty

  • @user-jd8fv7qh1z
    @user-jd8fv7qh1z 3 года назад

    Good afternoon Kitty. Please tell me what scissors end shunker you used?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  3 года назад

      Hello Svitlana, thank you for your message . I am using the Utsumi scissors And the Yento Chuncker , see the links below for the correct scissors :
      transgroom.com/en/products/utsumi-jyo-handmade-straight-scissor-left-handed-2286cm9-shear-for-dogs-and-cats
      transgroom.com/en/products/yento-ergo-line-series-2050-cm-8-blender-26-teeth-scissor-shear-for-dogs-and-cats
      Those are the scissors i used on Max. Those are right handed scissors.
      Let me know if I can help you further. Have a nice day .

    • @user-jd8fv7qh1z
      @user-jd8fv7qh1z 3 года назад

      Thank you so much for your answer! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @EmRePhoto
    @EmRePhoto 4 года назад

    Does shaving the muzzle shave their whiskers as well?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +1

      Yes, with a poodle its standard. you can't shave the muzzle without the whiskers. thank you

  • @kassypayne
    @kassypayne 4 года назад

    What kind of comb were you using to tease the coat?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад

      Hello Cassandra, In this video , we are using the Showtech+ featherlight professional comb. please on the link to find the comb and all other products: transgroom.com/en/products/show-tech-featherlight-professional-comb-silver-28cm-comb
      if I can help you further, please don't hesitate to contact us. Kind regards

  • @mertsivalentin8497
    @mertsivalentin8497 4 года назад

    Hello Kitty. I'm just wondering what size a dog is? Do you know what the height and weight of the dog's withers is. I can relate a little to a dog .. and you seem to use thinning scissors to poodle what is the name of those scissors and what do you usually use them for? Or what part of the dog.
    Thanks for the educational videos =)

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +1

      Hello Mertsi , thank you for your reaction on our video. I am very pleased I can help your further. I am using the Ergo line chunker, 8 inch from our own brand Yento. It's a very good thinning scissor for thick and full coats like this poodle. This poodle Max is a medium size Poodle, the height of Max is around 43 cm and is around 8 kilo. If I can help you with any other question, please let us known !!

  • @wiktoriaskowron5729
    @wiktoriaskowron5729 5 лет назад

    Kitty, which slicker brush would you recommend?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  5 лет назад +3

      My favourite slicker brush is the Yento mega pin Tangle teaser but it's depending on how difficult the coat is, this is a very good brush for a dense coat. For brushing the topline I would use the Show Tech pin brush or if it's puppy coat the yento pin brush which is softer. A pin brush is used for show dogs because it will not break or damage the coat. I hope this was helpful, many grooming greetings Kitty 😉

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  5 лет назад +1

      Yento mega pin tangle teaser: transgroom.com/en/products/yento-mega-pin-tangle-teaser-slicker-large-for-dense-coats-slicker-large-slicker-brush-for-dogs
      Yento pin brush: transgroom.com/en/products/yento-60-60-pin-brush-for-dogs
      Show Tech pin brush: transgroom.com/en/products/show-tech-ultra-pro-pin-brush-large-pin-brush

    • @wiktoriaskowron5729
      @wiktoriaskowron5729 5 лет назад

      That’s a lot for help! Will surely try on my bearded collies ))

  • @gordanadadic9478
    @gordanadadic9478 4 года назад

    Thank you for this video. I love it so thank you for sharing your knowledge, you're amazing! My poodle is in same haircut and she is a miniature black poodle, same as Max :). Are you using Yento Ergo Line Chunker here as well as in video with standard poodle Jack?

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +1

      Hello Gordana, Yes, for the Chunker, I am using the Yento Ergo Line, all the other scissors I am using on Max are Utsumi. if we can help you further, please don't hesitate to contact us ... kind regards, Kitty

  • @suecastillo4056
    @suecastillo4056 3 года назад

    😘💕🙋‍♀️

  • @doggroomer8036
    @doggroomer8036 4 года назад

    Hi Kitty, thank you for the video. Could you please explain to me why in this video you brushed the dog's coat while it was still wet? I am just comparing this video with the video "Grooming Jack the standard poodle" (ruclips.net/video/1rm2DRjVs2I/видео.html) where you dry Jack's coat first with the Power Blaster until it was fully dry and you brushed him after with a slicker brush. Thank you!

    • @TransgroomTV
      @TransgroomTV  4 года назад +1

      Hello , thank you for your Question , the difference between Max and the standard Poodle Jack, is that Max is a show dog so we brush the hair very carefully and we can't damage the hair with the heat of the dryer. on the other hand, Jack is a commercial clip and the way of working on both dogs is different. hope we helped you with that answer. kind regards, Kitty

    • @doggroomer8036
      @doggroomer8036 4 года назад

      @@TransgroomTV Thank you :)

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    @arlettepiccione3136 3 года назад

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