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😍😍😍 Love your videos!
Thor, the Amazing pup.
Good boy
I’ve never owned a dog, and I find grooming shows boring, but not only do I watch this routinely, I’m a subscriber. I can’t explain it.
Glad to see I’m not the only one
Well, that makes you a lukewarm pro groomer. At least you just like to watch instead of doing it yourself.
The dogs own us---forever.
I mean, its the highlights with commentary. A vid of the whole groom would be boring. These vids are probably 1% of the groom, maybe less
It's her voice for me..lol
People see muzzles on dogs and automatically assume they must be vicious and need controlling, but sometimes a muzzle is necessary to calm a dog or to just keep everyone safe in case of a rare bad reaction! It's ok if a dog needs a muzzle. They're still a good dog.
That is exactly why we use a muzzle on our dog. She's never bitten anyone, but she likes to protect me on walks so I can't be completely sure it couldn't happen. Most people see how good she is and feel it's an awful punishment, but it's a tool to keep her safe. I've been out with my dog and people have harassed her to elicit an aggressive response, but she doesn't give in.
@@annastrand5144 they were looking for excuses to potentially sue you/prove a point either the breed or muzzled dogs are always dangerous dogs. They want their fear to be validated.
They also mistake head collars for a muzzle.
We have a dachshund down at our local park that wears a muzzle AND an electric collar. It looks hilarious, but apparently he’s such a little prick his minders just can’t risk it.
I learned something new today. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Dogs are very forgiving. It never fails to amaze me how they get all worked up over having their nails clipped or being blow dried and then the moment the muzzle comes off they're all over you with kisses. All is forgiven! (In just a 20 minutes or so lol)
Except at the end. Those barks were like, "You did this to me! Why!"
Licking someones face is a show of submission among some dogs.
In this way they end up teaching their owners more than the owners teach them.
Licking during stressful indicators is a sign of submission or politely warning a bite is incoming, it should never be taken as love during these situations
@@ezradavis1355 That's horse pucky. Dogs don't lick before they bite, they snarl.
When I was a kid, grade 6, I was bullied a lot. I was new in town, not many friends and an easy target. It got to the point where I didn't want to go to school. One day, while avoiding school I came across a massive Newfie chained up in a yard. He saw me and instantly we made a connection. I spent my days, afraid to go to school, with this beautiful dog. He knew i was distressed and needed support. I spent days with him. He had a big barn like dog house and we would just sit with each other. I don't know if his owners were aware of our friendship, but no one ever chased me away. That was more than 50 years ago and I still miss that dog. His name was Mark and I will never forget him.
This resonates with me a lot. I had similar experiences. I'm glad you had a furry friend.
i hope he wasnt always chained and u saved him?
Bless his doggy heart. I can’t think of any place more comforting.
As a human with anxiety issues, I can completely understand Thor calming down when the muzzle was put on. Sometimes, feeling like you are contained can help with feeling more....protected, I guess.
A agree, but people get mad at you like "I'm not gonna force you!"
I've heard that this is why weighted blankets are great or maybe they were created exactly for those with anxiety. The human version of a Happy Hoodie, but it's not as cute as it doesn't make us look like babushka's, lol.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Isn't the Babushka look everything!? Every few months or so I'd wrap my cat's upper body and head in a towel, just for a few seconds, to make him look like a little no ears Babushka 😅😅😅 Never took a photo unfortunately.
I miss him so much (that's him in my picture)
I have realy bad anxiety and I bought a heavy blanket (I don`t know the specific term in english) and a body pillow. Realy helps me to sleep
Or wearing a heavy, baggy hoodie helps too. Especially when you have to be out and about in public.
Fun Fact: The Golden Retriever was created from the Newfoundland, so it makes sense that they have a similar temperament.
What other dogs where thrown in the mix too make em
It's not entirely clear, generally from what I've read, Labradors can be traced back to an ancestor breed known as St John Water dogs, which were a wide breeding group created by breeding newfoundlands with other various smaller water dog breeds (possibly cocker spaniels?) and over time the St John Water dog evolved through selective breeding into what we now know as the Labrador
Not quite. Retrievers and Newfoundlands can both be traced back to the St. John's water dogs. Goldens were bred from Labradors which were bred from St. John's dogs. Newfoundlands were also bred from St. John's being mixed with livestock guardian dogs.
I think they were fisherman's dogs originally, if I'm recalling my history correctly. Used for, well, retrieving things from lakes.
I really love that you always make a point to quickly note that a muzzle is a safety device. A lot of people seem to think its some kind of evil punishment tool but it really is about more than the safety of others; it's important for the safety & future of the dog. Even if your dog is "friendly", "doesn't bite" or has no bite history, you should ALWAYS muzzle train your dog. As a dog trainer this is a hill I will die on. Even the friendliest of dogs could nip out of fear in a stressful environment & it only takes one panicked person to call authorities & suddenly your family pet is registered on your county's dangerous dog list. I really appreciate the educational tone of all your videos.
It does matter what kind of muzzle someone uses though. She used one that is very safe for the dog and I'm sure you also use muzzles that won't hurt dogs. But there are way too many muzzle designs that constrict a lot of dogs breathing and facial movement. There are a lot of stories of how people hurt animals from improper muzzling.
I like this destine as it mostly adds a barrier between fingers and mouth with a little bit of restriction.
Basket muzzles can also be super handy to prevent dogs from eating whatever is on the ground, which tends to be really useful for both dog and owner!
@@karimkassam6874 My dachshund needed a muzzle on hikes for this very reason. She normally had excellent recall but there would be rare instances where i couldn't find her because she was halfway down a gopher hole. I'm sure any critters in there appreciated her basket muzzle
Thank you for telling me that!
"I've been told that he's an 8 month old Newfoundland dog." I'm glad you specified, but I'm convinced there's been a mistake. That is clearly a very furry horse. 😂 Omg, I'm almost scared to see him when he's fully grown!
He reminds me of the miniature horse at the barn I take lessons at, but MUCH sweeter.
Ye a horse
One day, years ago, I was walking back from our post office box with our 150lbs Newfoundland, and I hear this guy with a deep voice and a thick Russian accent say, "Is nice small horse you have there."
Still cracks me up.
I'd say newfie golden or lab mix
Honestly Thor is ultimately a good-hearted boy but grooms like this show EXACTLY why lots of training and desensitization for big dogs is REQUIRED. If he had been even a little more scared or GWTD a little less skilled, the situation might have become dangerous :(
no lmfao muzzles don’t spontaneously disappear
What does GWTD mean?
@@nala6846 Girl With the Dogs, the groomer who runs the channel
@@MagicSpaceWolf3983 Ah right. My bad it’s been a long day 😅
To be fair, he's only 6 months old. Being calm comes with wisdom, which Thor doesn't have yet. It's very natural to respond the way he did. The responsibility comes on the groomer to know when they're getting stressed and to put the muzzle on, which GWTD did perfectly.
"I love the basket muzzle because..."
... because he is free to blep?
"...because the natural movement of the dog's jaw is not restricted"
That's just another way to say the same thing
"Blowing coat" "murder mittens" and "grinch feet" are my favorite phrases used on this channel!
The tounge hanging out of the muzzle is a whole new level of adorable
- She is playing with water, I like her
- She wants to maim me, I must defend myself
- She hasn't maimed me, I am happy happy happy...
Poor guy. Hope that next time he visits, he'll be a lot more accustomed to the grooming!
Very cute bear cub
Fun fact! Newfoundlanders are water rescuers by nature! My friend's family had two newfounds and when we visited their summer cottage and swam in their tiny pond, the dogs would constantly try to "rescue" us
I had a Newfoundland dog that absolutely hated having his nails clipped. He would cry and carry on like a big baby. I once laid laid on top so I could clip his nails. He literally stood up from the lying position and walked away with me on top of him. Needless to say we stopped cutting his nails and let the groomer do it
He's adorable and did well for a scared youngster. Those Grinch feet were EPIC. Thanks for sharing!! 🐾🐾
My sister owns a Newfoundland. They are the furriest of dogs! 😲
The GRINCHIEST!
I don’t know how are youngsters supposed to act, but if it’s worse than this one, damn.
I have a newfy and they typically act like this when they’re younger. Lol m’y boy gets grinch feet in the winter, it helps the snow from getting in their paw pads :) theyre my favourite breed but what a mess
@@neburz you are weak
That’s one handsome boy! He looks like a black retriever. He doesn’t have that signature Newfoundland face but maybe that will change as he ages? I’ve only ever seen full grown Newfies.
You did a great job with him. Question, how do you not have back pains doing work like this?!
My grandfather had several of these gigantic furballs when I was a kid. The young ones are quite slim, they get their big heads as they age :)
To bastardize what omni-man said " that's the neat thing; she does"
I don't know for a fact if Vanessa seeks treatment, but my Chiropractor went to a Chiropractor. Best to get it worked on to prevent spinal problems before theyhappen.
@@rrr441 yeah, when my black lab was a pup growing up literally everyone asked me if she was crossed with a whippet cause she was so skinny and long legged and slim faced. I even got her dna tested 😂 She now looks like a regular lab.
i knew a golden retriever/newfie mix for a very long time and she was much more slender than thor, in the face and body. but her face was still bigger and well, more distinctly newfie-like than a golden retriever. she was all black with a small white chest patch, had the long feathery hair of a golden but a bit shaggier, and a face shape pretty much halfway between the two. she was one of the cutest dogs ive ever seen
Even professionals start throwing out random sounds to make the doggo calm
Oh wow, based on his demeanor and appearance I'd say he's a mix as well. I agree maybe retriever? He's got one heck of a bark and such a pretty coat. The way you handle dogs is so inspiring, amazing work as always!
He looks like a black lab berner mix.
he really has the grinchiest feet of them all!
But she didn't say it!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that calls giant dogs "big doofs" XD there's no other name for them, they're all just so doofy! Great dog, great groom, great commentary, great video. Great doof. Yes.
It's so true! Friend of mine has a big ol black Newfie just like Thor and he is around a year old so still in that kind of klutzy kid/ don't know my own strength stage and his nickname is "The Big Boof". He is the sweetest little-big derp ever. 😂💜
'Doof' and 'goober' are words I use for doggos like this. Lots of energy and enthusiasm, likely not the brightest bulbs in the box but they're good-natured sweethearts and if they run into everything and knock stuff over, they don't mean to be living wrecking balls; they're just disasters on four legs so keep the valuables way up high or lock them away. Just gotta love the doofs and goobers, know what I mean?
The bigger the dog, the bigger the doof! Once they start having fun, they fail to realize what's in their crash zone and become furry missiles.
@@hoppytoad79 in the wise words of JelloApocalypse, "incapable of malice, only of 'oops.'" XD ngl if a dog can't accidentally knock the wind outta me then it's not a big enough dog lol
The cutest of doofs
He looked fantastic after the groom. My Goldendoodle was groomed today. To show my appreciation for her amazing and wonderful groomer I stayed there to clean up a little, cleaned the doggie tub, wiped down the bathroom, took out the trash, cleaned some kennels, picked up the towels, washed towels, folded towels and put away towels. I also gave her a cash tip. My groomer is a truly amazing women.
My mom has been going through some intense pain after a failed surgery on a broken bone in her arm. I send her these videos and it always cheers her up. Also, the tips on trimming nails has become extremely helpful for both my cat, Ms Alice Cooper and my Guinea pig, Tiberius Rasputin. Much love.
what a cute fluffy baby🥺 the way he storms into the shop😭😭
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Aw. That coat, that face, and that expression are so much like my Bear. He was a Bernese-Shepherd mix and I had to put him down earlier this year. But please, don't feel sad for me. Most of my memories of him are very joyful and sweet. It did me good to see him again in gorgeous Thor. Okay, I shed some tears. But tears are welcome because they heal whatever pain remains.
Valkyrie Sardo I'm so sorry for the loss of your "Bear." Hugs to you.
I’m sorry same happend to me put my Dog down to it wasn’t long ago:(
We carry them with us when they're gone
Glad you & Bear got to love each other so much ❤️🩹
@@thessie ❤️🩹
Love the basket muzzle. Keeps them from choking on their own slobber. You are so good!
Thor looks just like my childhood dog, Mitts! Mitts was half golden retriever and half mutt, but he was pure black and gorgeous! He was the best dog ever and I know I feel an odd combo of sadness and happiness thinking of him. Bless us, we don't deserve dogs.
I think those are the fluffiest, grinch-iest paws I ever did see!! Lol 😄. He did pretty well for a young dog, I think!
Some people don't get that muzzles aren't always bad, however they are sadly often used incorrectly. In a situation where a dog (or cat) is acting in any way that could endanger the person working with them it is better to be safe. That doesn't mean that the person has to be rough about putting one on though. But muzzles do seem to have a tendency to calm the animal down if they have been placed gently and positive reinforcement is given to show that the muzzle isn't going to hurt them. I used to have a German Shepherd who didn't like his paws messed with and would try to nip at me. I found that putting a strip of flannel fabric firmly but not tightly tied around his muzzle was more than enough to distract him while claw trimming without actually being enough to actually stop him from nipping me if he really wanted to. It was more of a distraction and reminder not to and it worked very well for him.
As a principle, I ALWAYS muzzle my 9 year old Malamute mix for nails. She has never been afraid to nip you enough to hurt but not enough to break skin if you're doing something she doesn't like and she's just a grumpy girl to start with. Now that she can't walk on pavement anymore (moved to a more country setting), her nails are dangerous!
I took her to a groomer about 6 months ago and told them "muzzle her for anything to do with her feet" and brought a muzzle/gentle leader combo. They told me "oh, you're right, she hates her feet touched and we had to stop" 🤦🏼♀️
@@rsqddogmom
My dog has to be sedated to touch his feet and do his nails. I use nail files, sanding blocks, rasps, and a dremel.
I'm a Vet Tech, and muzzles are definitely a friend. So is physical restraint. They don't hurt the animal when used/done correctly and keep both the animal and human(s) safe.
I wonder why some dogs just HATEEE having their feet touched. Just curious
When I take my Wire Fox Terrier to the vet, the veterinarian or the vet nurses normally muzzle my dog. He tends to get a bit snappy or agitated when he's being touched or poked at the vet. At home, he's a loveable couch potato, but being near 12yrs old, my family and I factor in he's grumpy because of old age. Normally at the vet, for the safety of the staff or whoever would examine him, he gets the muzzle.
Wow, what a beautiful, gorgeous amazing, adorable, wonderful, sweet, lovely dog!🥰🐕🥰
I watched with tears in my eyes, this dog looks exactly my beloved , late Newfoundland, swishing tail and happy face .
I learned about the idea of the distracting whistle/noise from you and it helps me with grooming my dog SO MUCH! She's a giant baby when it comes to her feet but I toss in a couple weird whistles and nonsense noises she doesn't recognize and before she knows it things are all done.
Thank youuuu ❤
Feeling his anxiety, all I can say is I approve of his courage.
I know of Newfoundlands as brave gigantic dogs that readily jump into icy cold water to help the distressed person or their owner to haul the boat.
I like how you give the dogs positive reinforcement and try to comfort them the best that you can.
I've watched other groomers on RUclips that are very forceful and impatient, but you have such a gentle and calm demeanor that you eventually gain their trust.
Rover's makeover gives positive reinforcement but she doesn't say "good boy/girl" all the time because it annoys some viewers. Also if you tell them all the times that they're being good they'll get too excited and you can't finish the groom. Not all dogs are like that but there are enough of them for her to not say it all the time
I wasn’t a groomer but I used to bathe dogs for a vet hospital and giving positive reinforcement is a much better way of interacting with the dogs. They are so in-tune with your emotions that if you are impatient and not understanding of the dogs ‘s fear, it makes the whole process that much harder and they will remain in their state of heightened fear. They just really don’t know what’s going on. It’s like their owner dropped them off at this unfamiliar place with all these other smells and people, so the best thing to do is comfort them as much as possible and assure them that you’re not there to hurt them. It can be tough to do that on the medical side as you poke and prod them, but your demeanor can seriously influence the ease of the process.
Every time their tongue happily sticks out of a muzzle, I can’t handle how cute it is
Can totally understand his anxiety at such a young age but I started training my previous dogs from 8 weeks old to water, hairdryers, toothbrushes, putting my hands in their mouths, touching their nether regions, looking in their ears etc to get them used to touch, smell, sounds etc.
I really feel for them when they visit a vet or a groomer after 2+yrs.....it must be terrifying!
Is the nether regions part necessary? 😂 when is there ever a situation where even the vet has to examine those😂
@@hashtagmate I don't hv a dog but I've a few cats. Sometimes they get things stuck on their butt. Be it a bit of poo or litter or some half eaten something. I know gross. But I usually end up having to wipe those bits off before they go running around and making more mess. If they're not used to it they will freak out when we wipe their neither region.
Touching their nether régions 😳
i’m a pet groomer and i completely understand doing these things to train ur dog to not bite but consistently touching their nether regions as an owner just to see if they’ll bite or not is uhhhhhh….. very very very strange. maybe don’t post about that publicly and maybe leave the genitalia examinations for the vets. and i def wouldn’t go around telling the vet ur touching ur dog’s nether regions either, ur dog would be taken from u in a split second…. maybe that would be a good thing tho since ur touching its genitals on a regular basis.
and another thing, vets are TRAINED to examine an animal’s genitals correctly. and u are not, so like how are u touching them? i rlly don’t think you need to be touching their nether regions to train them when they’re barely ever gonna be touched there except for when they visit the vet. i can totally approve of sticking ur fingers in their mouths, touching their ears, paws, covering their eyes, etc. but you definitely do not need to be touching their genitals as an owner. it’s like consistently touching ur child’s genitals to see how they’ll react, it’s just strange and not ethical at all.
Definitely a mix, still as big as a truck! 😺 Good thing he got used to things eventually.
IM IN LOVE WITH THE GOOF! He was very theatrical and I enjoyed every moment.
My late dog Taggie was a Golden and Newfie mix and Thor looks so much like him I teared up! Newfies the biggest sweetest dogs, and they've got the craziest grinch feet of any breed I've ever seen!
Aww I love newfoundlands!! They are so much like a small bear!!
In what way are they like a small bear?
@@BrokVoekler Fluffy, cute, but entirely capable of gnawing your face off if so inclined.
@@BrokVoekler have you seen how big they get?
@@rosyyae Just a reference
@@BrokVoekler High school was hard for me too, but I didn't quit!
Thor looks a lot like my old girl, a chow mix. I lost her a week ago at 14.
I'm so sorry, I know how much that hurts.
Tough time to go through. They fill our hearts
I am sorry you lost your fur-baby.
@@lauriewilson4741 they sure do. I had her since October 2008. She was my best friend. Just got her ashes back today... she has a place of honor on the piano.
Watching the Grinch feet get clipped is super satisfying. He's so cute!!
His face definitely doesn't look completely Newfoundland-y, does it? Still absolutely beautiful!
He needed his ears trimmed to help get the Newfie head and look more Newfie-like. He may just be backyard bred with a smaller frame, but he looks purebred to me.
Hopefully with age and frequent grooms, Thor will learn to love his pamper time. I hope we see him again in future videos.
The look on his face at 0:44 is adorable! 🥰
i love his brown eyes
Dog grooming is so therapeutic.....
thats a goofy pupper! lucky owners. Really didn't expect a muzzle to comfort him, goes to show this girl knows what she's doing 😄
Part of what I love about this channel is the clear love and empathy u have for dogs, but u also understand and demonstrate humane ways to protect the dog and yourself from harm when they are stressed out or fearful.
Nar he’s a bear just very smoll
I appreciate your acknowledgement of the fact that he wasn’t being agressive because he was mean, rather he was being defensive because he was afraid. He was much better when he realized he wasn’t in danger.
I have no idea why but I find dog grooming quite satisfying and cute 🥺🥺
He’s the sweetest thing! The walk-in takes made me smile.
"He is on small size" ... well pretty huge already!!! Beautiful beautiful dog 🐕 ❤️
I was under the impression pet groomer was a pet cuddler job...
Not if the pet is your size! Thank you for educating me :) You do an amazing job! The knowledge, inutition and courage doing this is amazing!
Now my part:
Hi, I'm Stan and I was wrong now I'm doing the stan wrong song!
That is a big BEAUTIFUL fur baby, who has a grudge against the air blower of death lol
I love how pleasant you are. Other groomers complain the entire video but even when they are acting up you need it positive and cute
He looked so proud of himself at the end!
My rescue Newfie is very concerned. 🤣 I think I'll save this episode.
That frame in the last second of the video is perfect
What a cute Noofer! Thor is such a great name!
aww I have a newfie red setter mix and they always have those beautiful coats. The eyes are so cute. He is an avenger though ya know so he has his buisness
I tried watching this with my dog in the room, he was very curious about all the whining, and tilted his head at “good boy” and “treat” it was so cute
"Do you want a treat?"
[Good Boy Mode Activated]
You were trying every trick in the book to get him distracted from what you were doing,and most importantly, not trying to hurt him. Love,love,loved the entrances with you and Thor….and the way he showed you which way you were going to go. Always enjoy your work…….Thanks so much for sharing!!!!!!❣️😊❣️😊❣️
Glad you posted tonight, especially with such a big, cuddly, gorgeous ball of goofiness!
My big, blue boy is at the vet's overnight. He got a foot into a (previously nonexistent) hole in the fabric part of his sofa's structure (he's a greyhound, they need to be off the floor), and though he didn't so much as squeak, hubby found him pouring blood out of his leg. He had to be rushed to the vet's for an operation (out of hours of course!), because his leg in that area - and most others - like all greys, has no extra skin to be able to do something quicker like stapling it. He's spending the night there so they can keep an eye on him and give him pain meds if necessary.
I got a call from the vet after the op (she's also got a blue hound like our boy, so we knew she'd be right for the job. They're a species unto their own - that's her opinion too lol) to say he's doing fine, thankfully, but the bill is going to be between £600-800! For some tests and what turned out to be a much quicker op than expected. That's, what, $750-1000 US? (Just a guess, maybe not quite so much. The rate changes all the time.) He's worth it, though, especially as he's going to be our last dog.
That sounds bad, all our dogs were worth every penny we spent on them and more, it's just that because we know that when he goes, it would be wrong of us to take in another (we're both disabled and deteriorating - hub "walks" Buddy using his mobility scooter), so we're more aware of how we're treating him. He's also the only hound we've had who has ever loved, or even remotely liked toys (socks are popular. And the kids' fluffiest teddies. Basically anything made of soft material they can cuddle), so he's got a pile of them! Anyway, sorry for letting off a sort of steam here. I know that you'll all understand my worries. He's going to be absolutely fine but I want him home, though he's currently in the best and safest place for him to be, so I have to suck it up and wait till tomorrow to get him. He will have the cone of shame, and he deserves it! The pilchard...🤦🏻♀️
i would DIE for thor!!! his face has a very golden retriever-esque aspect to him. it really doesn't matter if he's mixed, be seems like a total sweetheart!
This guy is a cutie!!! Hopefully as the grooming’s continue he won’t be as nervous. Love the muzzle you used. Much kinder to the animal. Decker is a handsome boy!❤️🐾
I always appreciate how thoughtful you are for the dogs comfort. Thanks for the great videos.
He is ADORABLE!!! I love that puppy energy. You do such great work.
Most definitely a newfie retriever mix and so cute! It was obvious when he was sopping wet 😂 what’s good boy
The grinch feet trim was so satisfying
That was quite a work out for him! 😄 All that heavy breathing.
Thanks for showing off your skill, patience, and speed when needed with your fuzzy pals. You're always a joy to watch bathe and trim them.
00:27 totally looks like a golden retriever shaped head. Totally adorable 🐕
Whenever I look at a dog who has messy paws I immediately think of Grinch Feet merch
It's always nice when your dog takes you for a walk.
The dog is so cute honestly- 🥺
He’s such a puppy still😊. You did a fine job of grooming him😊
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One of the cutest dogs I’ve ever seen.
Your tone and demeanour is so calming The biggest problem is owner not communicating telling him were he’s going
Groomer becomes a scary word like vet so it becomes more difficult to load them up to go (depending on the dog).
He's definitely not the calmest Newfie we've seen on the channel
Nope, that's still Stella the Newf.
He's just a baby 🥰
i think that baritone would couple well with a husky falsetto
Aww, he was barking excitedly and inviting her to play with his “play bow” at the end.
The Grinch-iest of Grinch feet I have ever seen. He's the cutest, giant scaredy cat I have ever seen lol
He is honestly adorable!! It was a lovely video!! Thank you so much for taking care of these pets coats like you do!
Another day, another adorable walking carpet. One that seems to be giving you a walk-in for a change XD
He had some really grinchy feet. He’s a beautiful dog. 😍
Those are the grinchiest paws!😂💝💕
Looks like a cross to me! Thank you so much for your videos, they give me such pleasure and it's so heartening to see how much you care for the dogs (and cats!). My wife and I would absolutely love a dog but both work too much, it wouldn't be fair. Your channel is the next best thing! Hopefully one day we can get one and experience that unique human-dog bond! :)
Fair play to you for realising and respecting the time and commitment required in owning a dog. Hope you guys get to live with the dog of your dreams some day. Cheers.
As soon as I read “Walk In Take 1” I knew we were in for a treat! (Then again, when haven’t we been with this channel?)
What a gorgeous boi! Dekker also a lovely dog. Thank you to his pawrents for adopting him.😺
That basket muzzle looked really good compared to the ones I've seen. It actually looked humane and great for being able to give the dog a treat for good behaviour.
He's so cute!!
He's a bundle of energy ⚡ ❤️
"These paws were once used for battle, now they are but humble tools for peace."
Thor is sweet! I’m hoping he learns to enjoy and love the grooming process. You did great with him and were so patient. 🧡
I don't even own a dog but I love watching you groom them and talk smack!😄💗
He's gorgeous and after your calm voice and "good boys" his temperament got even better 😍 great job Girl.
He calmed down after you held his paw! Holding paws.