Thought this community would like this: today as I was grooming our Doodle my youngest son, who is 6, chimed in out of the blue, “ I shave out her paw pads and trim up her Grinch feet…” with a perfect Canadian accent😂 Love your channel Vanessa and obviously we watch you all the time. Good job with this poor stressed old lady.
@@BlackWidow00741 Some dogs act significantly worse if the owner is there ..... think of a child trying to play up an injury to mom or dad... this is what some groomers have told me
You are wrong. She does turn away dogs. She even said so in a very recent video. We see the dogs she chooses to take but she does turn others away. Her safety is imperative.
There’s so many dogs like this in the world. People who tell you all or even “most” dogs can be trained is a liar. A lot of shelters are packed with dogs like this. Yet rescues still try to get them out so they lie and then the family has to go through so much shit and it isn’t worth it. People need to stop with the BS and get some emotional boundaries
@@xobelladonna2443this isn’t true at all as most dogs will behave like this when stressed or anxious. In a shelter, they have no reason to be trustful of humans on top of the stress and anxiety of close proximity. Humans really suck at reading a dog’s body language, which tells you the difference between fearful/anxious reactive and aggressive, as well as when they are close to their limit. Also, you’d have to be aware that a shelter dog probably hasn’t been socialized or worked with because of the volume, unless a rescue.
You know you’re a pro at your job when a sassy doggo tries to eat your face but you still manage to make them look good and keep yourself intact🤣🤣 I’m glad Clicquot got such good care🥰🥰
I think they need heavier sedation. When I have to have an mri, I get super claustrophobic. The doctor gave me Ativan and I was able to stay in that thing for almost TWO HOURS. Ativan is awesome.
@Herectus Vanessa said in the video that it would be too dangerous to do the grooming under full anesthesia anymore. I'm assuming that also applies to heavier sedation
As someone who has taken care of elderly dogs (who passed away last year) I want to thank you for not turning away an elderly dog. My sisters dog lost an ear to a stray dog, went blind due to age and had dementia. She fought and bit us whenever we groomed her, but we knew she didnt mean to hurt us, she was just terrified and confused. Thank you again for your kindness and professionalism.
You all took great care over an elderly girl and loving people like you and your sister are wonderful. Dementia is such a cruel disease and sadly aggression can be part of the illness and it must be like a confusing nightmare for human or animal to be suffering with it, so they lash out in fear. Poor Cliquo obviously has ptsd from her attack and the trauma of extensive vetinary care. Terror and confusion sums it up perfectly for both your sister's dog and this sweetheart. I wish we could talk to them explain it is to help them.😢
@@xbirdshorts5075Animals with dementia usually forget the layout of their homes, their owners (thus the aggression), may have irregular sleep schedules and go to the bathroom in places they shouldn't.
It is her job though and compensation is fantastic! It's not like she isn't paid. I do appreciate that Vanessa doesn't do those awful in video sponsorships. That's just greedy. By the time you get a channel this big you're rolling in the money.
@@mygirldarby oh yes she is very successful and I know each of her videos brings in a lot of money for her! But she does donate a lot of her earnings to help animals and has even started grooming all of these animals for free just so long as the owner donates to a local rescue. So she is using her channel to do lots of good! I appreciate how she doesn’t fill her videos with advertisements as well! 😊
That was seriously impressive how you handled this old pup! Poor thing probably has PTSD and seems to be partially blind, so I think it’s incredible you’re were able to do as much as you did!!
If there was an Olympic Sport for dog grooming, you would get the Gold. The patience, technique, and overall success of this groom is so impressive. Thank you for giving this kid a comfortable and easy-to-care-for coat and her owners the peace of mind to know she can be groomed without sedation as is necessary for a senior dog.
@@woobgamer5210 anxiety meds do exist for dogs too! It's the sedation Vanessa talks about, it makes the dogs be more comfortable since it well, lowers anxiety (yeah, this dog still looks very active, but it could be far worse, I'm a vet tech and have seen worse)
Our dog used to be like this. It took time and patience, and professional grooming, but he let me snuggle-trim his ears the other day. It was such a huge moment for us both!! I've learned a lot from this channel. Thanks!!
Thank you for the work you do with these dogs that are supposedly "Ungroomable" without full sedation. Knowing there are groomers out there that have the training or experience to help these puppers is a good thing. Hope your summer is full of good things.
I like how you constantly tell the dog they're being a good dog, it feels like you are assuring them "you may be afraid but you're being so brave right now!" but in terms they understand, and it's just such a kind gesture to an animal. I also love how you let them sniff your tools before you use them, so they maybe know what's happening a little better. I wish some human professionals were that kind!
POOR OLD LADY...........................Thank You for taking on this traumatized & confused animal. I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND her fears, distrust and SURVIVAL IMPULSES that unfortunately make it hard for the average caretaker. YOU ARE EXTRAORDINARY!!!!! BLESS YOU. Bless the loving, merciful, generous and dedicated human beings who have helped to save her Life and to bring her a bit of KINDNESS, RESPECT and AFFECTION. ALL LIVING creatures deserve to be treated thusly but most of us live with great sorrow and pain like this dog.
Oh my goodness, this baby has had a ruff life. It was heartwarming to seethe love & patience you showed. The groom was desperately needed. Thank you for doing this. We, your fans appreciate it.
@@JaCoCop I mean, it does. The explanation was that because she had to undergo so many medical visits, being groomed would remind her of the vets. It makes sense why that would scare her
Gotta leave the question of the safety of sedation to the experts, I think. I imagine vets have a lot of experience losing or almost losing elderly dogs who have to be anesthetized for procedures, so they're in the right place to make the call as to whether sedation is more dangerous than the stress and physical exhaustion of a fully awake grooming. GwtD did great, as usual.
What an amazing groomer you are. Your quiet, calming voice and even laughter helped calm her down so much. I would’ve been swearing my head off after wiping up my blood, lol! Thank you for helping this senior baby 💕
Yup, I've had to send dogs home with "no judgement" grooms like that, and you just have to be content with the fact that the dog is more comfortable and ignore that they're choppy as heck. I really wish i could get through to them that I'm doing it for their own sake, and if they just work with me for a little bit they would feel so much better. And the reason their leg is sore is that they're the ones flinging themselves around so i can't get their tree sloth nails 😅
The more I watch Girl with Dogs 👀 the more I'm convinced she has the patience of a saint. 💯 Truly inspiring, her concern & love for her furry clients 🤗
You are so very gentle and understanding of this poor pup, her stresses, and her needs. It is really terrifying to consider what may have happened to her to get her to this point, but she is surely blessed by an understanding owner who brought her to the very best possible groomer. Thank you.
Aww. You did it Clicquot. So this is a heavily sedated Clicquot? I can't imagine what she is like when not sedated!!! 😮 But GWTD got it done, and even was able to laugh! Amazing grooming skills, with expert hands. 👏 Amazing before and after! ❤
I kind of love her for being so spicy even when medicated. She must be one tough old gal! I wouldnt wanna mess with her when shes sober. Her owner must feel well protected with her around.
Phenomenal job in incredibly difficult circumstances for you and the poor dog. You handled her so well and you have such compassion and understanding, beautiful ❤
Thank you for helping her! Bless her, she's almost blind on top of everything else so I'm sure that just adds to her being hyper sensitive about her face, since she can't see what's touching it.
@@xobelladonna2443you’ve commented more than once here with contempt for animals and general misinformation. It is easier to put animals higher as they do not have choice in this world, just like having more understanding for a misbehaved child than adult is a common perception. This might not be the comment section for you as you are exactly the reason many people prefer animals over people.
Wow. My sibling has a male Malshi who is apparently perfect for grooming-She’s told me that the groomers would ‘fight’ over him because he behaved well. She bought him as a puppy so he’s always had a good life fortunately; he definitely adores her and she spoils him. He IS really well behaved though! I can’t imagine what Cleco would have experience to be so terrified. Poor girl. 🐩😭💔
This is the reason I will be bringing Jin to you for his grooming. Your patience and love of animals truly shows in all that you do for them. Well done, Vanessa chere.
You did so well with that poor little soul. Could have guessed she was a rescue from the get-go due to her defensive attitude. Heaven only knows what the poor little soul went through. Mans' inhumanity to animal makes me so mad. So glad she now has a loving home. You and your partner were so gentle in voice and actions ❤❤🙂
Wow. You are a courageous and very kind young lady, and my heart bled for the little old lady. She and I are similar ages - and I too dislike being touched. She must’ve had a very unfortunate start in life. I love what you do for dogs and cats. ❤️
I love how you deal with these amazing creatures. I have learned tons from you, including knowing I wouldn't be able to deal with them at all. I do not think the phrase "I am a trained professional" really describes what you are kiddo! I actually love how you love all the pets, understand them, deal with them; and, I get your humour. Thank you.
I’ve only had rescue animals as an adult. You were so good to this doggie. You did an outstanding job on her. I think some of my dogs had PTSD. I’m sure this little beauty did. Thank you for taking on a difficult dog like this one. Her fur must have felt like a straight jacket and painful. She looked happy at the end. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩
Poor old girl has been through so much! I'm so glad that she was able to come to you for help. You're such a caring person, even with the ones that most people would probably turn away. Definitely someone to look up to!
We got a senior dog rescue recently and, at 11 years old, he’s been through a lot too. He was afraid of everything-even going outside. He’s finally trusting us now and he is such a pleasure! Please consider rescuing a senior dog to join your family. It’s been nothing but good! 😍 ❤️
I love how you can handle an aggressive doggie from an understanding position. It's difficult not to react instinctively and angrily at a dog that attempts to bite. Bravo!
I admire your dedication to each pet that comes in, you don’t give up easily if at all. You treat each of them all with respect and care. Thank you for all you have done and will continue to do.❤🐶 🐱
I have a soft spot for elderly animals as I own a 16 year old Norwegian Forest Cat who is 100% dependent on me for all his needs. Thank You Vanessa for being so patient and good at your job! ♥🐶👍
The way her name (Clicquot) is pronounced (kliko) made me giggle. A kliko is also a name for a wastebin in Dutch, so everytime you said her name I was like "So she's like a wastebin!"
THIS IS MY DOG'S DOPPELGANGER! thank you, this helps me a lot, trying to groom my boy. He isn't aggressive but he doesn't hold still, at all. He is 13, and can't be sedated due to CHF. The crooked beard at the end is so relateable. My boy's beauty pagent days are behind us, and now it's just for comfort.
Fabulous job! I have a 16 year old Bichon that won’t hold still for a complete groom. I wish a groomer would have the patience like you!!! Thank you for these great videos! ❤❤
Poor baby. She looks like my Alice. She hated grooming too. I always thought she was a Lhasa but she looked quite a lot like this girl. My Alice lived to be 19. ❤
Poor pup, definetly had it hard before finding her loving forever home. Hope the little pup realizes she is loved. Hats off to the groomer for having a natural ability, and strong empathy for her furry clients.
My dog is a rescue with an unknown past, but we have some ideas from the scars on his body. He is terrified of any loud noise, storms, and men he doesn't know. I know most dogs are afraid of storms, but I have to sedate him to protect him and my doors/windows. I really appreciate the care and compassion you showed this scared little girl! She's not bad, she's traumatized.
Thank God you are safe and willing to help this poor girl out. So sad 😢that she has been through so much. She is very blessed to have a good, loving owner and groomer.
Her professionalism always amazes but her compassion I suspect is equally part of this successful groom. It's not just a job. She cares and it shows. .
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I’m confused at the start you say she is heavily sedated but then in the middle you say she’s not because she old and it’s a risk. Can you explain?
She is heavily sedated with oral medication. Normally she gets groomed under full anesthesia.
@@GirlWithTheDogs😮😮😮😮😮. Full sedation???? My WORD!!!!!
@@westcoastnewfs6061 yeah, that bad. Wish we can do similar with humans.
@@Echo81Rumple83 😂😂😂
@@Echo81Rumple83 we do, that's why some spas serve wine 😁😁
Thought this community would like this: today as I was grooming our Doodle my youngest son, who is 6, chimed in out of the blue, “ I shave out her paw pads and trim up her Grinch feet…” with a perfect Canadian accent😂 Love your channel Vanessa and obviously we watch you all the time. Good job with this poor stressed old lady.
I now also refer to my Shih Tzu as having grinch feet when he is due for a groom. Watching this channel has enriched my vocabulary 😅
That's hilarious and adorable 😂
My favorite part is that means your son is learning how to properly care for dogs too
What country are you from? That affects how funny it is that your son mimicked her accent 😂 I'd love to hear it.
I NEED to know what country y'all are from to imagine the accent change 😂😂😂
"I'm not so heavily sedated that I can't END YOU!"
When most dogs are heavily sedated they are kinda cross eyed. Would hate to see her with NO sedation!
EXACTLY!!!!!
Serious. Lord
Is your name really gayleen? It's my name and it's pretty rare. Put with my last name and I'm convinced I'm one of a kind.
@@gayleenoldroyd2391 It is! And most of the people who have our name spell it the other way, too. At least it makes it easy to get email addresses. :)
I love how you do not turn away difficult grooming jobs. even a aggressive dog needs care and you do a stellar job.
AGREE but why didn't the owners stay from the start? If it were my baby, I'd be there.
@@BlackWidow00741 Some dogs act significantly worse if the owner is there ..... think of a child trying to play up an injury to mom or dad... this is what some groomers have told me
*see....I didn't want to edit for others thinking I said something different.
@@BlackWidow00741huge liability for you to be there also it distracts the dog and groomer
You are wrong. She does turn away dogs. She even said so in a very recent video. We see the dogs she chooses to take but she does turn others away. Her safety is imperative.
Breaks my heart to see a dog as defensive as this. Well done for achieving what you did - I'm sure she feels much better.
I honestly don't even know what anyone could do with a dog that reactive. I can't see how it could be taken for walks or to a vet.
You need to spend more time with angry grandmoms then you wouldn't feel anything anymore.
Most maltese can be like that. Similar to my previous one (she had been groomed since baby) 😂
There’s so many dogs like this in the world. People who tell you all or even “most” dogs can be trained is a liar. A lot of shelters are packed with dogs like this. Yet rescues still try to get them out so they lie and then the family has to go through so much shit and it isn’t worth it. People need to stop with the BS and get some emotional boundaries
@@xobelladonna2443this isn’t true at all as most dogs will behave like this when stressed or anxious. In a shelter, they have no reason to be trustful of humans on top of the stress and anxiety of close proximity. Humans really suck at reading a dog’s body language, which tells you the difference between fearful/anxious reactive and aggressive, as well as when they are close to their limit. Also, you’d have to be aware that a shelter dog probably hasn’t been socialized or worked with because of the volume, unless a rescue.
You know you’re a pro at your job when a sassy doggo tries to eat your face but you still manage to make them look good and keep yourself intact🤣🤣 I’m glad Clicquot got such good care🥰🥰
"heavily sedated"? Imagine when she's completely awake!
I think they need heavier sedation. When I have to have an mri, I get super claustrophobic. The doctor gave me Ativan and I was able to stay in that thing for almost TWO HOURS. Ativan is awesome.
the Tasmanian Devil from Looney Tunes very likely 🙂
@Herectus Vanessa said in the video that it would be too dangerous to do the grooming under full anesthesia anymore. I'm assuming that also applies to heavier sedation
It's already explained on the fixed answer. She is heavy sedated (oral) because of the treatment, but usually their bath is under full anaesthesia.
@@mygirldarby maybe deep-freezing would be sucessful ...
As someone who has taken care of elderly dogs (who passed away last year) I want to thank you for not turning away an elderly dog. My sisters dog lost an ear to a stray dog, went blind due to age and had dementia. She fought and bit us whenever we groomed her, but we knew she didnt mean to hurt us, she was just terrified and confused. Thank you again for your kindness and professionalism.
You all took great care over an elderly girl and loving people like you and your sister are wonderful. Dementia is such a cruel disease and sadly aggression can be part of the illness and it must be like a confusing nightmare for human or animal to be suffering with it, so they lash out in fear. Poor Cliquo obviously has ptsd from her attack and the trauma of extensive vetinary care. Terror and confusion sums it up perfectly for both your sister's dog and this sweetheart. I wish we could talk to them explain it is to help them.😢
Out of curiousity, how did dementia affect the dog?
@@xbirdshorts5075Animals with dementia usually forget the layout of their homes, their owners (thus the aggression), may have irregular sleep schedules and go to the bathroom in places they shouldn't.
@@SwizzleDrizzl god. i am so sorry. this is worse than i ever imagined
@@xbirdshorts5075 Yeah it's really sad :(
While you're saying, "no biting", Clicquot is saying, "no grooming." As always, you are amazingly patient and gentle with the nervous pups.
Can we admire how much she has been uploading lately?! Love all this Girl With the Dogs content! 😍
I love this channel too! It's great that there are more videos to watch 🥰
Exactly! We just saw the 150 lb Pyrenees!
It is her job though and compensation is fantastic! It's not like she isn't paid. I do appreciate that Vanessa doesn't do those awful in video sponsorships. That's just greedy. By the time you get a channel this big you're rolling in the money.
@@mygirldarby oh yes she is very successful and I know each of her videos brings in a lot of money for her! But she does donate a lot of her earnings to help animals and has even started grooming all of these animals for free just so long as the owner donates to a local rescue. So she is using her channel to do lots of good! I appreciate how she doesn’t fill her videos with advertisements as well! 😊
I really enjoy watching her. I need to buy some of her products. Vanessa work is amazing 🤩
This girl is the definition for “tiny but mighty”. Considering everything she’s been through, I don’t blame her.
Malteses may be small but they are anything but weak. And they are DECEPTIVELY fast, especially when they get that fire in their eyes
I appreciated the honesty of this video. They all can’t be 100% feel good stories. This one was “Let’s make it as good as possible,” and I felt that.😊
That was seriously impressive how you handled this old pup! Poor thing probably has PTSD and seems to be partially blind, so I think it’s incredible you’re were able to do as much as you did!!
I really admire how brave you were with such dogs. You're indeed really really patient with the dogs that needs help. ❤️❤️❤️
Hearing about her close call made me understand this dog’s temperament better. Poor Cliquot! And I am grateful for the owner who rescued her! ❤
If there was an Olympic Sport for dog grooming, you would get the Gold.
The patience, technique, and overall success of this groom is so impressive.
Thank you for giving this kid a comfortable and easy-to-care-for coat and her owners the peace of mind to know she can be groomed without sedation as is necessary for a senior dog.
NOT ME CRYING BECAUSE YOU DID YOUR BEST WITH THIS LITTLE SOUL 😭😭😭
Imagine being so angry that you must be nocked out so you can get groomed
fear does that
An anesthesia for fear would be nice.. 😂
@@Wardenaz that's called anxiety meds andim sad thats human only right now
@@woobgamer5210 anxiety meds do exist for dogs too! It's the sedation Vanessa talks about, it makes the dogs be more comfortable since it well, lowers anxiety (yeah, this dog still looks very active, but it could be far worse, I'm a vet tech and have seen worse)
It's not anger, it's trauma ):
You handled that scared little old lady so compassionately, groomer lady. So good to see. Thank you!
Our dog used to be like this. It took time and patience, and professional grooming, but he let me snuggle-trim his ears the other day. It was such a huge moment for us both!! I've learned a lot from this channel. Thanks!!
A challenging customer~
Thank you for sharing this video~
thank you for your willingness to help these difficult dogs.
“I am a trained professional.”
Yes you are.
Thank you for the work you do with these dogs that are supposedly "Ungroomable" without full sedation. Knowing there are groomers out there that have the training or experience to help these puppers is a good thing. Hope your summer is full of good things.
I like how you constantly tell the dog they're being a good dog, it feels like you are assuring them "you may be afraid but you're being so brave right now!" but in terms they understand, and it's just such a kind gesture to an animal. I also love how you let them sniff your tools before you use them, so they maybe know what's happening a little better. I wish some human professionals were that kind!
Poor puppy! Thank you for being so patient and gentle with her.
To boldly go when no shaver dared go before. These are the continuing adventures of GWTD
The little air chomps during the face shave. 😂😂😂 We’re not mad at her for being on the defensive and wanting to protect herself. Still a good girl!
POOR OLD LADY...........................Thank You for taking on this traumatized & confused animal. I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND her fears, distrust and SURVIVAL IMPULSES that unfortunately make it hard for the average caretaker. YOU ARE EXTRAORDINARY!!!!! BLESS YOU. Bless the loving, merciful, generous and dedicated human beings who have helped to save her Life and to bring her a bit of KINDNESS, RESPECT and AFFECTION. ALL LIVING creatures deserve to be treated thusly but most of us live with great sorrow and pain like this dog.
So glad Clicquot had you to groom her, and that she has somebody kind to take care of her in her senior years. 🥰
Intrepid journey. Yes seeing 👀 is believing. From GIGANTIC dog groom to the other end of the scale.😊😊
Golly, you're worth your in Gold. PRECIOUS.
What a grouchy old lady. Great job, I am sure she feels a lot better❤
Poor baby. Glad you were able to make her more comfortable.
Oh my goodness, this baby has had a ruff life. It was heartwarming to seethe love & patience you showed. The groom was desperately needed. Thank you for doing this. We, your fans appreciate it.
This doesn't mean she has had a rough life. Some dogs are just anxious, period, regardless of their upbringing.
@@JaCoCop Did you not watch the video? The dog in the video literally got attacked by another dog and almost died because of it
@TheKsalad But that doesn't mean that is why she is terrified of being groomed. And yes, I watched the video, thank you very much.
@@JaCoCop I mean, it does. The explanation was that because she had to undergo so many medical visits, being groomed would remind her of the vets. It makes sense why that would scare her
@Jo Dawson No, it doesn't. Grooming and vet care are two totally different things and experiences.
Gotta leave the question of the safety of sedation to the experts, I think. I imagine vets have a lot of experience losing or almost losing elderly dogs who have to be anesthetized for procedures, so they're in the right place to make the call as to whether sedation is more dangerous than the stress and physical exhaustion of a fully awake grooming.
GwtD did great, as usual.
What an amazing groomer you are. Your quiet, calming voice and even laughter helped calm her down so much. I would’ve been swearing my head off after wiping up my blood, lol! Thank you for helping this senior baby 💕
Yup, I've had to send dogs home with "no judgement" grooms like that, and you just have to be content with the fact that the dog is more comfortable and ignore that they're choppy as heck.
I really wish i could get through to them that I'm doing it for their own sake, and if they just work with me for a little bit they would feel so much better. And the reason their leg is sore is that they're the ones flinging themselves around so i can't get their tree sloth nails 😅
The more I watch Girl with Dogs 👀 the more I'm convinced she has the patience of a saint. 💯 Truly inspiring, her concern & love for her furry clients 🤗
Poor baby has been through so much, no wonder she is so scared. Thank you for being patient with her, I’m sure she feels so much better now ❤
Thank You for providing a necessary groom to this frightened, stressed older dog, Vanessa. Very kind of you.
Just want to give this poor dog all the love in the world. Well done Vanessa and camera man for helping her.
You are so very gentle and understanding of this poor pup, her stresses, and her needs. It is really terrifying to consider what may have happened to her to get her to this point, but she is surely blessed by an understanding owner who brought her to the very best possible groomer. Thank you.
Aww. You did it Clicquot. So this is a heavily sedated Clicquot? I can't imagine what she is like when not sedated!!! 😮 But GWTD got it done, and even was able to laugh! Amazing grooming skills, with expert hands. 👏 Amazing before and after! ❤
Well done. So glad the little dog has a family that seems to understand and love her.
I kind of love her for being so spicy even when medicated. She must be one tough old gal! I wouldnt wanna mess with her when shes sober. Her owner must feel well protected with her around.
Phenomenal job in incredibly difficult circumstances for you and the poor dog. You handled her so well and you have such compassion and understanding, beautiful ❤
Wow, she looked excellent after considering how combative she was. I'd hate to see how bad she would have been not sedated!
Thank you for helping her! Bless her, she's almost blind on top of everything else so I'm sure that just adds to her being hyper sensitive about her face, since she can't see what's touching it.
looks like the muzzle calmed her down a lot
So sorry for the pupper! I know that animals can suffer permanently from attacks even where they're less serious. Hope the rest of her life goes well!
People get PTSD too, you know.
@@jaychip1 people put animals above people and it’s unhealthy.
@@xobelladonna2443people are typically treated cruelly by other people and not animals. So it's easier to be kind to animals.
@@xobelladonna2443you’ve commented more than once here with contempt for animals and general misinformation. It is easier to put animals higher as they do not have choice in this world, just like having more understanding for a misbehaved child than adult is a common perception. This might not be the comment section for you as you are exactly the reason many people prefer animals over people.
@@TheBaumcm No I have a general understanding for both and don’t put one above the other. Thank you for your assumption though.
Wow. My sibling has a male Malshi who is apparently perfect for grooming-She’s told me that the groomers would ‘fight’ over him because he behaved well.
She bought him as a puppy so he’s always had a good life fortunately; he definitely adores her and she spoils him. He IS really well behaved though!
I can’t imagine what Cleco would have experience to be so terrified. Poor girl. 🐩😭💔
Let's just show appreciation and give massive kudos for how awesome of a dog whisperer you and cameraman are. ❤
What it takes is one groomer like you to understand that her fears are very, very real, and Twitter, as beautifully as you did. Well done.
This is the reason I will be bringing Jin to you for his grooming. Your patience and love of animals truly shows in all that you do for them. Well done, Vanessa chere.
Number one reason why a lamp would try to bite you: You forgot to pay the light bill.
You did so well with that poor little soul. Could have guessed she was a rescue from the get-go due to her defensive attitude. Heaven only knows what the poor little soul went through. Mans' inhumanity to animal makes me so mad. So glad she now has a loving home. You and your partner were so gentle in voice and actions ❤❤🙂
Wow. You are a courageous and very kind young lady, and my heart bled for the little old lady. She and I are similar ages - and I too dislike being touched. She must’ve had a very unfortunate start in life. I love what you do for dogs and cats. ❤️
So patient with them 💛
I love how you deal with these amazing creatures. I have learned tons from you, including knowing I wouldn't be able to deal with them at all.
I do not think the phrase "I am a trained professional" really describes what you are kiddo! I actually love how you love all the pets, understand them, deal with them; and, I get your humour. Thank you.
I love your explanations about the groom process and the dog's safety.
Trauma responses in an animal are especially heartbreaking. Poor little old lady. You did a wonderful job.
Thats the most important thing that she feels better! Poor girl,you are so right, she must think shes back in the hospital.
I’ve only had rescue animals as an adult. You were so good to this doggie. You did an outstanding job on her. I think some of my dogs had PTSD. I’m sure this little beauty did. Thank you for taking on a difficult dog like this one. Her fur must have felt like a straight jacket and painful. She looked happy at the end. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩
She just seems so scared. Thank you Vanessa for all of your care and concern. You did a great job!
Reminds me of my own dog. She has dementia and cataracts just like this one. She also a shitzu pug
Your kind perseverance is great to see here. Bless her, without sedation it would be impossible ❤
You are so sweet and great at your job. Kudos to the owner for going the extra mile to bring her to you.
You are such a treasure for the animals like her! I love your videos!! Their hysterical, and so heartwarming! A Big fan in Wyoming
Poor old girl has been through so much! I'm so glad that she was able to come to you for help. You're such a caring person, even with the ones that most people would probably turn away. Definitely someone to look up to!
She looks fantastic and as an owner of a VERY reactive dog, I am so happy to see you groom her as well as you did.
We got a senior dog rescue recently and, at 11 years old, he’s been through a lot too. He was afraid of everything-even going outside. He’s finally trusting us now and he is such a pleasure! Please consider rescuing a senior dog to join your family. It’s been nothing but good! 😍 ❤️
I love how you can handle an aggressive doggie from an understanding position. It's difficult not to react instinctively and angrily at a dog that attempts to bite. Bravo!
You groomed her with patience . I appreciated when you said I am a trained professional because you know how to approach the situation .
I admire your dedication to each pet that comes in, you don’t give up easily if at all. You treat each of them all with respect and care. Thank you for all you have done and will continue to do.❤🐶 🐱
I have a soft spot for elderly animals as I own a 16 year old Norwegian Forest Cat who is 100% dependent on me for all his needs. Thank You Vanessa for being so patient and good at your job! ♥🐶👍
The way her name (Clicquot) is pronounced (kliko) made me giggle. A kliko is also a name for a wastebin in Dutch, so everytime you said her name I was like "So she's like a wastebin!"
Poor baby, being so stressed. You did an amazing job, like you always do. 💕
Poor baby being so stressed. So glad you were able to help her.
You are 100% committed and this is your calling! And the pets you groom are the luckiest!
THIS IS MY DOG'S DOPPELGANGER!
thank you, this helps me a lot, trying to groom my boy. He isn't aggressive but he doesn't hold still, at all. He is 13, and can't be sedated due to CHF. The crooked beard at the end is so relateable. My boy's beauty pagent days are behind us, and now it's just for comfort.
Me too! It's so exhausting 😢
@@cecilylinn606 It is, and frustrating and dangerous, I don't know how pros do it, You have to be tough to be a pet groomer.
Your patience for pups with issues or anxiety is inspiring
Fabulous job!
I have a 16 year old Bichon that won’t hold still for a complete groom.
I wish a groomer would have the patience like you!!!
Thank you for these great videos!
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I am beyond words at the kindness you show. Thank you.
Cracking job, just feel so sorry for what that poor doggo went through.
Poor baby. She looks like my Alice. She hated grooming too. I always thought she was a Lhasa but she looked quite a lot like this girl. My Alice lived to be 19. ❤
You did an amazing job there, poor little girl must be so freaked out from her past. ❤
So much patience, love and understanding.......and experience. Bravo, you!
You did a wonderful job with her. I'm sure deep down she appreciates the shave and the cleaner look on her despite how stressed she was
Owner and doggie are blessed to have your help and vast knowledge for her groom.
Poor pup, definetly had it hard before finding her loving forever home. Hope the little pup realizes she is loved. Hats off to the groomer for having a natural ability, and strong empathy for her furry clients.
My dog is a rescue with an unknown past, but we have some ideas from the scars on his body. He is terrified of any loud noise, storms, and men he doesn't know. I know most dogs are afraid of storms, but I have to sedate him to protect him and my doors/windows.
I really appreciate the care and compassion you showed this scared little girl! She's not bad, she's traumatized.
It might also have to do with her eye sight..... But you still did a great job..... And she will feel better once at home...
Thank God you are safe and willing to help this poor girl out. So sad 😢that she has been through so much. She is very blessed to have a good, loving owner and groomer.
She had some serious Grinch feet!
You are amazing - so much compassion , patience and skill. She ( and her owners ) were lucky to find you.
This video made me more anxious than watching a horror film
Poor old lady. Thank you for helping her!
Poor sweetie! She just has gone through too much to put up with anything else. 💛
Her professionalism always amazes but her compassion I suspect is equally part of this successful groom. It's not just a job. She cares and it shows. .
You are so amazing with all dogs and this warmed my heart ❤️❤️❤️