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Sandollar Aussies
Приєднався 21 лип 2019
Welcome to our channel! Check out the videos below for Aussie Grooming, Conformation Handling, and Responsible Breeding practices. Don't forget to subscribe here so you're notified of new videos! Thanks for visiting :)
How To Trim Puppy Nails (2-6 weeks old)
How to get a puppy used to nail trims and why to start at a young age!
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How To Make Puppy Gruel/Mush
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How to make gruel for a litter of puppies. This video goes over when to start, how much to give, how to prepare it, and how to monitor them while eating. Milk & Bowl as well as other weaning pen items found here: www.amazon.com/shop/sandollaraussies/list/YQ8EM8Z8OV0C?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d
Weaning Pen (Stage 1 after the whelping box)
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This video shows how we set up our weaning pen. Puppies here are 2 weeks old. All products linked here: www.amazon.com/shop/sandollaraussies/list/1SJ09FJHN3V5L?tag=onamzlinds0ce-20&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d
Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS)
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Demonstration of ENS on newborn puppies. Start day 3 and repeat once a day through day 16. Five seconds per position: 1) Tactile stimulation 2) Head held erect 3) Head pointed down 4) Supine position 5) Thermal stimulation
How To Count Champion Points
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Learn how many points it takes to become an AKC conformation champion and how to earn them! Beginning: How to become a champion 1:53 Conformation Class Options 3:42 How many dogs need to compete to earn points (Point Schedule) 8:50 Finding results online & validating points 14:20 How to calculate points for Best of Winners 17:25 How to calculate points for Best of Breed 19:00 How to calculate p...
How To Trim Front Feet
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It's FINALLY here! This video shows how to trim front Aussie feet and legs. As always, I want to clarify that there is no right or wrong way to trim feet as long as the presentation is clean and does not hinder your dog's appearance. Learn my style of trimming and blend some techniques into your own style! All tools located on amazon Grooming Tools list: a.co/6CSTjmK Video for how to dremel nai...
AKC Show Catalog (Counting Points)
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Video going over what information you'll find in an AKC All-Breed show catalog and how to use it to calculate points.
How To Set Aussie Ears
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Tear Mender & Moleskin Padding link: www.amazon.com/shop/sandollaraussies?listId=ZF48JBOO2TYB&ref=idea_share_inf Video Table of Contents coming soon!
Puppy Adventure Box
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Purpose of & how to make a puppy adventure box! Avidog Guide: www.avidog.com/how-to-build-and-use-an-avidog-adventure-box/
Presenting & Baiting Your Dog (No A-Frame)
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Presenting & Baiting Your Dog (No A-Frame)
Just finished trimming my 2 week old pups nails, their mother kept refusing to nurse them untill after I trimmed them she kept getting scratches and seems more relaxed now. ❤
Thank you! I just send this guide to a client of mine who has an aussie. Im a dog groomer and sometimes people struggle to learn how to do this without a visual and it makes keeping up with a coat at home harder for my clients. Having something to refer them too if they cant make it to one of my classes is amazing.
You're welcome! It's nice to have a visual for those that need it.
the loner nub kind of reminds me of a duck butt when you hold it up, mines tail is kind of in the middle of the two which one would you recommend following for her
It depends on how they old it up while moving. As long as it doesn’t stick up too much you can use the first method!
Great video, thanks!!
Hello! Thank you for really helpful guide. I followed your steps, and after 1-2 wks, moleskin on one ear came off while the other one is attached really solid. Should I reattach it or just leave only one side attached? The side that came off looks set for now...
As long as it looks right and matches the other one, you don’t need to put the moleskin back in.
very informative video for 1st time caregivers of breeding princesses 🥰 ty!!!
Thank you! 🥰
Getting ready for my first confirmation show and I struggle with grooming ears. Her show side ear is a bit more "rosie" and not sure of the best way to hide it. Your video was helpful and I will add a few of those tricks later this week.
You got this! Don't be afraid to experiment to find what works for her.
I have a question about my aussie, she is 4 months old and all her brothers have both ears down but mine has an erect ear upwards, if I do what I do in this video will that problem be solved?
If it is standing straight up that is called a prick ear which can’t be changed unfortunately. 😣 That is something breeders are supposed to be avoiding with their lines.
This is the best explanation for a beginner. Thanks!
You're very welcome!
That noose is making me nervous….. it seems too tight. My dog nearly died at a groomer due to short legs and noose tightness. When I picked her up she was bleeding from the eyes and nose. The vet said it happens way too often. You’re a great groomer and educator and I’m sure you’re too conscious to have such injuries. Thanks for an awesome video.❤
It looks tighter than it is cuz she’s about to fall asleep on it 😴 When she puts her head up you can see the slack. That’s a terrible experience you guys had to go through!
Thank you, I have a much no Aussie on the way and I need this kind of info before I pick him up.
Best of luck!
Do you think this size whelping box would be ok for a German Shepherd?
No, this one would be too small. The website has a size suggestion for each breed.
Where can I get one of those made for my Shihtzus
Look up Antebellum Aussies on Facebook!
Is 7-8 months too late to try this? Midway through teething our girls ears went from button to rose and I was hoping they’d naturally go back when she finished teething, but they didn’t.
Might not be too late but it comes down to the individual dog. Won’t hurt to give it a try!
Omg! Give her a cookie already😅😂
Do they just fall off after a few days?
Normally yes, sometimes can last over a week.
I have a pitty , his ears are always folded back, is this meant to help folded ears? I've seen other videos where they roll the ear and tape it, doesnt seem to male sense to me
Yes although it does have to be done at a young age around when they are teething
Thank you so much for this!!
What do I do if my dog moves and wiggles everytime I try to stack her or once I get her front then move to the back she moves her front end again
Work on a basic stay command and everytime you place a foot tell her to stay. Also start just picking up and placing the feet super fast (even not in the right place) so she learns to stay when you place feet. Slowly work up to the right placement and holding for longer periods of time.
Heyy I have an 11 week old puppy, she’s only 3lbs - her ears are standing up quite a bit, one almost completely erect at time (like a corgi). Is she too little for this process? I just want her ears to be more floppy.
No, she’s not too small although if they are standing straight up those are prick ears which cannot be fixed unfortunately.
Hello! One of our Aussie pup’s (14 weeks) ears has started to prick up when she’s excited, it’s otherwise rose. Would this method work for her?
You can definitely try! A fully prick ear won’t be fixed by this but rose would so it’s worth a shot.
My aussies tail is much longer than both it’s still a nub but a long one and it looks like a pony tail it’s grown out so long lol idk what to do with it
I’ve seen some leave it as is or you can trim the hair like a Goldens which is longer at the base and gradually gets shorter towards the end.
Do you know of anywhere I could find videos of people doing the ASCA Juniors patterns. Some of them (like the figure 8) are really confusing.😟And I have an ASCA show in one week.
I don’t unfortunately but that’s something I’ll add to the list! Just remember to always have the dog between you and the judge for whatever pattern it is
Thanks for this. My aussie is about to have her first and these videos are very helpful.
? I only have liquid stitch original fabric glue. Can I use that?
I’m not familiar with that one
It lost connection for a few seconds...😂
Hahaha she did 😂
Did he win bob or bos???
She got winners b&tch!
@@sandollaraussies omg!!!!congrats theirs also top canadian aussies in their(and handlers)!!!!
Congratulations 🎊 great job ❤
Thank you so much 😀
I have a question: Can you reset an Aussies ears if my Aussie just turned 1? I didn't know that you could train a dogs ears to go down, i kind of just thought she was stuck with the ugly pricked up ears
No, at that age it would be too late to start. Need to start when they are teething
I am learning a lot from the grooming videos
Awesome!!
The puppies are way cute!
Do you recommend doing both ears even if only one is affected? Thank you.
As long as they are even, no! But if you put the quarter in one and it’s not even, I would do both.
Would have enjoyed it more had you given her a few treats for being such a good girl. 😕
She gets plenty
@@sandollaraussies except that you say “cookie” making her think she’s going to get one but then don’t give her one. 😢
Thanks for the continued engagement 🥰
Just a bonus tidbit if you are at a BREED SPECIALTY show so for instance the bull terrier Dallas TX specialty IF There are at least double the maximum amount of class dogs/bitches entered for a 5 point major (so in bull terrier a 5 PT major is 7 dogs/bitches in TX so there would need to be at least 14 class dogs entered) a 3 point major can be awarded for reserve winners IF the club chooses to do so. Pretty cool and a perk for going to specialties and not just staying local for all breed shows.
Yes! So glad they added that recently. Our National also does that
Is there some way to get these out. They are coming loose and driving my puppy crazy.
You can use rubbing alcohol, adhesive remover, soap/water, or carefully cutting the hair under the moleskin.
Good info
I taped my Aussies ears when he was younger( he is now 8 months old) but every time I grab his ears or cut some hair he twitches his ear. Do you have any tips? And do you have any tips for dogs with uneven ears(one of his ears is a button ear and the other is more of a rose ear)? I am still hoping to show him in conformation but we will see.
He probably just doesn’t like it or it tickles. Repetition should help him get more used to it. You can keep trying with the tape or this moleskin method until 1 years old for his rose ear. For show weekends, you can try taping the night before and taking it off right before ring time. Sometimes they will hold long enough for the ring
Do you ever cut her hair very short. My aussie has a lot of hair and he gets over heated in the summer.
No, cutting the hair short won’t really help with heat. The best thing to do is the remove as much of the undercoat as you can with a high velocity dryer and brushing. That way the skin can breathe easier but is still protected from the sun.
@@sandollaraussies thanks. I do brush him often with an undercoat brush. I'll keep doing that.
It was recommended to me by vets on UA-cam to breed young and every heat, then stop. Skip first heat, then breed every heat after that for a reasonable amount of litters. This is actually the healthiest for your bitch and her puppies. Just pointing this out as she said she only breeds every two years. The reason has to do with the way their heat cycles work, and how their uterus does not work like a humans.
My dogs are first and foremost our family companions and not here to pump out litters every 6 months. Also, I’m not breeding the same dog every time. OFA’s cannot be done until 2 years old which is older than one heat cycle so it sounds like your UA-cam vets don’t know about appropriate testing either. 🙄
@sandollaraussies I was just posting this as a general rule of thumb. It was pitched as being the healthiest way to breed dogs to me. Dogs don't slough the lining of the uterus during heat. The more heats before breeding the tougher the uterus lining and less likely she is to have successful litters. Same reason to breed regularly if I remember correctly. Breed while young, then let moma retire.
poor dog. it's a possession and trophy. not a family member.
Clearly you don’t know me
What material are the braided beaded leads made out of?
I’m not sure 🫣
Where did you get your beaded leads from?
I get them from Paws & Tails, a local vendor at our shows here
What is the advantage length of your show leads?
Were you asking for the advantage of having length or the average length?
We’ve done one round which last 2-3 weeks, worked great! They fell out naturally (and unfortunately brought most of the fur with it)… we are now having trouble gluing them back on the naked skin lol is there something we’re doing wrong or will it only adhere to the fur?
It should be adhering to the skin although it does stick to the hair way better. Try letting the glue dry a little longer before applying so it’s less runny. Or make the piece bigger to try to stick to any of the hair on the edges remaining
couple questions. we just got a new pup. one ear just started to stick up kind of overnight. when i hold it down it stays back down for a short period and then rises back up. his ears are super fluffy on the leather. would i shave this part of the ear or just put the glue and the mole skin over it. also, for the glue, is this something that eventually falls of the dog or do you need to take it off. if you need to take it off, how often should we being doing this and how would i do this (soap and water or do you have another suggestion)? THANK YOU in advanced!!!!
Leave the hair because the glue actually sticks better to that. Normally they fall out on their own but if it’s still in there at a month, remove it with alcohol or adhesive remover. Soap and water normally works well too since they tend to fall out after a bath.
Thank you so much for all of your grooming videos! My pup just had his 1st groom and he looks great.
You are so welcome!
What do use to wash the blankets and if you use washable puppy pads after the puppies are born. I have been following the instructions on the pads and it just isn't getting them clean. Our dam has an urge to dig and the disposable pads don't work for her. We have to be careful with blankets too because she digs around and puppies end up under the blanket. Thankfully I can be here with her almost all the time and I have a camera to keep an eye on them while I am gone. I don't leave long and it's usually between feedings so it's no likely she gets back in the box. Thanks for the video! Everyone should def follow all your tips!
The disposable pads are only used during whelping itself. I don’t used them again until later in the weaning pen. I wash the blankets like regular laundry using soap pods. And I don’t leave the blankets loose in there, I stretch them out so the sides are held down under the box and the puppies cant get under them.
I always used old comforters .. clean N old blankets.. Old sheets .. The Goodwill has Sheets for a $1… That way you can just throw them away…. Also .. white vinegar Like a 1/2cup will remove urine smell in The sheets ….
This is a great alternative to glueing straight to their head especially with crazy siblings ! About how long does this last? And about how many times do you have to repeat it? Thanks !
It depends a lot based on how much they or siblings mess with it. It can be last days to weeks. And repeat it until when they fall out, the ear is folding forward. After a year old however it’s too late to change
I saw your washing video. Do you run hot water through nozzle? I’m in GA so temp is 8-10 lower than FL. I’m old & tub is killing my back for 2 Aussies!😂 love all your videos thank you
Yeah we have a utility sink in the laundry room that I’ll hook the hose up to for warm water when its cold here