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Awe!!! How sweet! Thanks Angela 🥰

Thanks for the heads up! Wishing you a wonderful day 🙂

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No. If you could give me the timestamp to where I said that, I could check that out and clarify. In no way would I have said such a thing. There must be some sort of misunderstanding.

Yes. They should do better. There are many different reasons why dogs come in like this. I do not know what may be going on with the owner's situation for them to not have taken care of their pup so I can not be pointing out the obvious to them because they already know how bad the pup is. There really is no excuse for neglect, but some people don't have the money, health, know-how, or even knowledge. I'm glad I got to care for her as I know she felt so much better afterward! Thank you so much for taking the time to view the video!

Yeah.. It was because her mouth hurt. She had inflammation. Unfortunately, at 12 years of age, the vet does not do teeth cleaning or tooth extraction because of the high risk of the sedative. Thank you kindly for taking the time to watch! I'm glad your pup is doing better! Healthy mouth happy dog! 🐶🐾✨️🙂

Yes.. It is. 😕

Thank you. I'm glad she got to visit my table. She seemed much happier when she left 🙂🐶🐾✨️

Unfortunately if the owner let's this poor dog get into this condition, I doubt he will take this poor soul to the Vet. Should be reported.

Thank you, Virginia. 🙂 I don't think she was abused as she seemed pretty calm around her dad. And her dad told me she was 12 years old. When the coat gets this bad, yes.. I categorize this as a form of neglect. Unfortunately, there are many pups out there dealing with this same problem. I wish I could save them all. Thank you kindly for taking the time to watch! 🐶🐾✨️🙂

@@DogGroomingWithElizabethJenn I hope her owner gets her to the vet now for her little mouth. 12 is pretty old. Wonder if she's spayed. Anyhow she must feel great! 🤗

Awe! Thanks, Cathy! I'm glad you enjoy my work!.. Thank you kindly for dropping by! Wishing you a great week. 🙂

Nope. 2 different worlds! Hair is about layering, and coats are about sculpting!

hmmm interesting

Toe jam for sure! Thanks for dropping by, Louise! 🙂

Ah! It could be seasonal shedding/age or even sun exposure!

@@DogGroomingWithElizabethJenni never thaught of any of those

You are too kind, Shelly 🥰

Ohh. That's really sad to hear, Suzan 🥺.. Your little one will need to gain trust again.. I have seen dogs completely change after a few grooming sessions after they've had some bad experiences elsewhere.. But I also have some that just won't let go of the anxiety, unfortunately 😕. The key is to be patient and understanding. Be sure to try to get through the groom with kind talking and eye contact, letting your pup know it's ok. It may take a long while before your pup gets comfortable again, but it's worth a try! Thank you for your kindness in dropping by and viewing my video. Wishing you an awesome week, util next time! 🐶🐾✨️🙂

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Thank you so much! My heart was breaking the whole time.. But I'm glad she came to my table. She wasn't too keen about getting her face groomed, but I guess I managed to get a little cuteness going 🥰. Thank you for stopping by!

I see what you mean. The client is working with a behaviorist.. I'm still grooming him, but there is not much difference in his behavior. I have found ways to be able to groom him.. wearing gloves now! Thanks for taking the time to drop by, Carmen! 🙂🐶🐾✨️

Thanks! I'll look into that.

Thanks! I totally understand the anger. I'm just glad she came in when she did. Thank you so much for dropping by! 🙂

😄 well.. It's always scary when we are not used to it!

Some people on UA-cam sometimes just look for reactions. I reacted a bit. I tried to stay as professional as I could. I really have to be sure I remember who I am. I know that I have the utmost respect for these pups and give them the best and safe care possible. At least this time, I wasn't called a masked idiot 😄

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Thank you so much for your support!.. I am more than glad that this little one came to visit me. Believe it or not, it could have been worse she had no skin issues, and I'm so happy for that. Those little paw pads, though... I'm happy I got to care for her. Wishing you a wonderful day! 🐶🐾✨️

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Thank you very much!

Yes.. I'm so glad she found her way to me.. She is feeling so much better now! 🙂

Of course.. They are told about skin conditions, nails, pain, and whatnot. The situation is always delicate, letting the clients know this can trigger guilt, and some are just not aware of how bad it is. Some clients don't have money and some are sick or just older.. In this case, this client has had her for 12 years now. His wife passed away and has been dealing with lots. In hopes he sees me again before another year goes by.

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Yeah.. she sure does feel better for sure! I'm glad she came in, and I had the chance to make her feel better.. and those toes, soooo much of her skin was coming off!

@@DogGroomingWithElizabethJennsuch a shame .. i once watched a rescue programme on uk tv and the dog was so matted that its feet fell off when they shaves it . Luckily the dog was ok and could still run around on grass

😄.. That little tongue is the sweetest. Thanks for dropping in! Funny to find your comment today as I thought of you guys earlier! I was wondering about your podcast. How is it going!?.. I'll go see if there are any new videos posted. 🙂. I hope all is good at your end!

@DogGroomingWithElizabethJenn hope your doing well on your end Elizabeth, Anthony and I are doing great, podcast is doing well we will be posting this week..We still would love to have you on..

Great! I'll be checking that out. And you know where to find me when you are ready 🙂

Yup! every day. Even sometimes on the table!

@@DogGroomingWithElizabethJenn Wow...I think I prefer my job..lol

Ahh I've been thinking of taking a day here and there also. Ever since I started UA-cam, the uploads and editing and whatnot takes up a bit more of my time. Thanks for dropping by! 🙂

Hi, Donna! Yeah.. they do make me jump sometimes also. 😂.. Shanny was a bit difficult for her head, but she turned out so cute!.. I'll be posting the video on monday. I'm so happy I got to save her face and not have to shave it down! Thanks for dropping by! 🙂

Thanks, Mandy! Haha!.. I'm pretty sure you'll find Shanny's groom worthwhile! 🐶🐾✨️🙂

Yup! I rescued them!.. The previous owner was going to let them freeze in his pond this coming winter! 🥶 🐟 🐠

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Oh my.. I can only imagine how that itch would drive me crazy. I'm glad you could keep your pup comfortable. I talked to Rhonda's mom, and she said she was going to talk to her vet. Thanks for dropping by, Mandy. It's always nice to find one of your comments on my video! 🙂

Just horrible 😞

Me too. I was feeling itchy afterward, just thinking of it! That tick was almost done its meal.. poor pup must have had it there for a while.

Thanks! Well.. I would not say the clients are lazy. Many of my clients have kids and jobs and don't really have the time for extensive brushing like these cotons need every day. I believe that education before adoption is the best idea.. Many clients were told by the breeder that the dog needs brushing every day, all goes well for the first 6 to 9 months, and then trouble starts. The breeder doesn't really mention that it's practically a dematting session every other day. I don't feel that the breeder mentions that part. I groom so many cotons, and the clients all tell me they never were told how much real work it takes to care for these dogs. These dogs mat just by looking at them. Anyhow. I feel that the clients that do keep them maintained in a shorter cut due to lack of time or being sick or just unable or are not too good with the brush (lacking in brishing and dematting techniques)... even fear hurting the dog.. I believe they are taking responsibility for the dogs' well-being. After 14 years of grooming this breed, I have yet seen any coat or skin problems on a shorter cut. Are you a happy owner of a coton?.. a breeder? Thank you for taking the time to stop by my channel.

There are many reasons why a long-coated dog of any breed, Cotons included, would benefit from a shorter cut that has nothing to do with "laziness." My middle-aged Coton has issues with body pain, which makes regular brushing sessions distressing, so I keep him clipped short to reduce stress and pain. Improved hygiene is another concern, especially for senior dogs or ones with medical issues. Additionally, as the channel owner has commented, the owners may not have the means or ability to care for a long-coated dog and instead rely on professional groomers to help manage the owner and dog's needs.

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@@DogGroomingWithElizabethJenn you are so multi talented

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Hi! I'd probably go with a short (blunt tip) pair of scissors and wiggle my way through the wiskers. It's a bit tougher getting it done this way, but if you really don't want to cut the whiskers, it would be the only way to go! And thanks for stopping by and watching my video!

Thanks!