Awesome job! So many people take WAY too much hair off and it makes the dog's head look ridiculous because they're left with these little scarecrow ears and a massive head. This trim is just right!
Your video is very useful. I got a lot of help with this. Golden Retriever grooming is difficult. You explain it easily. Thank you. And How do you straighten a curly golden retriever's hair? I have a great difficulty with that
I’d love to see the technique you use for holding the dog’s head still while trimming its right ear. If you’re right handed, using your right hand to hold the dog’s head still isn’t going to work. Thanks!
So sweet!! Love these videos, great to see and get inspired to trim my own dogs 🙂Would also love to have tutorials on you coat-care with products you use in the bath for the dogs etc.
@show2winAR Got any tips for tail trimming? And feathering (front leg and butt)? I have a conformation bred golden I used to show, I groom him myself and his tail is SO thick and fluffy. He has gotten many compliments over the years on his "Farrah Fawcet" tail!! 😆
Excellent video! Am going to get my own table, shears, etc. and wondered if, outside of the links provided, put the actual type/teeth/model, etc. for the shears. I'd like to start grooming my Goldens :) (yes, 2 - Avé & Grace)
Amy - can you do a video on thinning/blending from the ears down into the neck/ruff? You showed me how in person years ago, but I still struggle over taking too little or too much out, especially in front from throat down to point of shoulders.
I am so grateful for your videos! But your Amazon store link still isn’t working, even when I searched for it!! I’d love to purchase your recommended products 😊.
Thank you for this informative video! Was that a coarse stripping knife you used? I bought a fine one, but wondering if I should get a medium or coarse for my Golden’s ears. The fine one takes off very little hair.
Kindly what type of stripping knife have you used... there are many stripping knives available in the market with wider tooth, narrower tooth etc... which one to use for ears... TIA
Am I supposed to cut any of the hair inside the ear out? My baby girl gets curly hair under her ear canal because of what I assume is from her earwax but it never knots but also never uncurls.
So would this ear be what you would do in a show? Or just maintenance between shows? I am a pet groomer, but enjoy trying to show groom my golden clients. I definitely take off more than this, but partly that is because of the infrequent grooming most of my golden clients do. Most only coming 3-4 times per year or less. I actually shave out the inside of the ears with a 10 since a couple suffer from frequent ear infections. And the ones who come with big mats behind the ears get a lot of hair thinned out to avoid that!
This is how I trim mostly for show. You want it to look natural and “uncut” as much as possible. For pets that come in less often, I do the same as you. Hope this was helpful.
@@AmySuzanneComer sometimes I see dogs winning who have a lot more taken out of the ears than you did. Is there any advantage to trimming more off the ears? Or does it not matter to the judges?
Loved your technique! But, I have to say, I was dying laughing at the cuteness of this dog's expressions!! What a cutie!
Awesome job! So many people take WAY too much hair off and it makes the dog's head look ridiculous because they're left with these little scarecrow ears and a massive head. This trim is just right!
Such a sweetie! Thank you for the excellent tutorial.
I am trying to trim my golden and don't want her to be made fun of at the park. Thank you for showing us how to make them look and feel their best.
Your video is very useful. I got a lot of help with this. Golden Retriever grooming is difficult. You explain it easily. Thank you.
And How do you straighten a curly golden retriever's hair? I have a great difficulty with that
I’d love to see the technique you use for holding the dog’s head still while trimming its right ear. If you’re right handed, using your right hand to hold the dog’s head still isn’t going to work. Thanks!
So sweet!!
Love these videos, great to see and get inspired to trim my own dogs 🙂Would also love to have tutorials on you coat-care with products you use in the bath for the dogs etc.
what a lovely dog
Thank you so much for this!!! I've been looking for a good video for awhile!
Love it. Really that's how you do the brittany hhmm I guess I never watched close enough thank you!
Awesome lesson!! Much needed. Thank you so much!!!
@show2winAR Got any tips for tail trimming? And feathering (front leg and butt)? I have a conformation bred golden I used to show, I groom him myself and his tail is SO thick and fluffy. He has gotten many compliments over the years on his "Farrah Fawcet" tail!! 😆
I can work on it!
@@AmySuzanneComer oh that would be amazing! This ear tutorial was a lifesaver, how to do ears properly has been the bane of my existence!
Thank you for this excellent video!! I know why you have that constant beautiful smile!! You’re always around Goldens the best dogs on earth!! :)))
Excellent video! Am going to get my own table, shears, etc. and wondered if, outside of the links provided, put the actual type/teeth/model, etc. for the shears. I'd like to start grooming my Goldens :) (yes, 2 - Avé & Grace)
Amazing, Thank you so much for this informative video, love from kolkata, INDIA
Thanks, I like to do some maintenance tenance between grooms , and this is very helpful.
Great video!
Amy - can you do a video on thinning/blending from the ears down into the neck/ruff? You showed me how in person years ago, but I still struggle over taking too little or too much out, especially in front from throat down to point of shoulders.
It’s on our list!
I would also love to see this...have a big show coming up at the end of the month and have so many questions, and nobody local to ask really!
Thank you so very much!! Ears are difficult for me for the ring
I'm going to use these strategies when trimming my cavalier's slippers.
Excellent video! I tend to trim off too much with the thinning shears, so this was really helpful! Thank you!!!
Fantastic! Cheers, Fanny ❤❤❤
Thank you very much 😊
Beautiful job!
That dog is so cute!
Thank you i’m about to go try this on my show golden
I am so grateful for your videos! But your Amazon store link still isn’t working, even when I searched for it!! I’d love to purchase your recommended products 😊.
I’m so sorry. I will have it set up again next year when I have more time to work on the channel again.
Thank you for the video.
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Thanks so much
Thank you for this informative video! Was that a coarse stripping knife you used? I bought a fine one, but wondering if I should get a medium or coarse for my Golden’s ears. The fine one takes off very little hair.
Yes coarse.
I have a flattie. Would you say its the same for them? I can’t find many videos on how to groom flatties 😓
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Kindly what type of stripping knife have you used... there are many stripping knives available in the market with wider tooth, narrower tooth etc... which one to use for ears...
TIA
Would similar trimming be used with Clumber spaniel ears? I am involved in both breeds and still learning. Thanks for the great video!!
Yes, very similar! Hope this helps.
Could you do a video of a whole golden retriever? Bathing and trimming?
There are several complete videos available for purchase for a minimal fee on thegroomingland.com/past-english/
Thank you!
What a good doggy hehe
Thank you
Am I supposed to cut any of the hair inside the ear out? My baby girl gets curly hair under her ear canal because of what I assume is from her earwax but it never knots but also never uncurls.
You should use your thinning shears and light take the hair out inside the ear. Do a little at a time until you achieve the look you desire.
This is amazing. Wished someone would do show Australian shepherd ears
It’s basically the same. Aussies just have a slightly smaller ear. Give it a try!
Sand Dollar Aussie’s has a video on Australian shepherds ears!
Excellent!
@@anniemcdannold4386I just watched their videos in prep for doing my sister's dog tomorrow. Haven't groomed anything other than my golden in years!
So would this ear be what you would do in a show? Or just maintenance between shows? I am a pet groomer, but enjoy trying to show groom my golden clients. I definitely take off more than this, but partly that is because of the infrequent grooming most of my golden clients do. Most only coming 3-4 times per year or less. I actually shave out the inside of the ears with a 10 since a couple suffer from frequent ear infections. And the ones who come with big mats behind the ears get a lot of hair thinned out to avoid that!
This is how I trim mostly for show. You want it to look natural and “uncut” as much as possible. For pets that come in less often, I do the same as you. Hope this was helpful.
@@AmySuzanneComer sometimes I see dogs winning who have a lot more taken out of the ears than you did. Is there any advantage to trimming more off the ears? Or does it not matter to the judges?
It’s just a matter of preference and interpretation.
Both. We only show occasionally, but this is how I always do our ears, even when not showing.
What about the hair behind the ear?
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Your Amazon Store link doesn't work.
Unfortunately we had to close it. We will work to rebuild.
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Very nice for a pet but that is not how you would trim ears on a show golden .
This IS a show Golden-you want them to look as natural as possible