For those who are confused looking at the 'anal sac' caption. According to wikipedia, The anal glands or anal sacs are small glands near the anus in many mammals, including dogs[1] and cats. They are paired sacs on either side of the anus between the external and internal sphincter muscles. Sebaceous glands within the lining secrete a liquid that is used for identification of members within a species. These sacs are found in many species of carnivorans,[2] including wolves,[3] bears,[4][5] sea otters[6] and kinkajous.[7] Hope it helped folks!
📣Edit: I'm a trained, licensed Veterinary Technician and have almost 15 years experience. I have another comment for any questions about this. Thanks!📣 Also a big reason why dogs "scrape" their butts across carpet or grass. The glands are supposed to express or empty themselves during 💩, but for many reasons, (so many reasons!) the glands need to be expressed physically by an expert. There are 2 ways to physically express them- externally or internally. Most groomers are taught the external method, but Vet's will always use internal method, with gloved hands and lots of lubricant.
I have West Siberian Laika and understand this problem. My other dogs don't like cutting claws but Laika always cries like i trying to cut off his fingers. I have to ask my family to help cuz it's so hard!
@@karendegraaf1146 as I correctly remember according to the official FCI classification Laikas, Shiba-Inu, Akita-Inu and Huskies are in the same group (Spitzes). In Russia we call such breeds "Laikoids" ("like-Laikas") and there's believing that they are a bit silly (but at the same time damn smart XD)
My dog used to not react when getting her nails cut, but then one day my dad cut her nail and quick and so she bled a lot and now she's very nervous when getting her nails cut. I have to bribe her with treats after every nail cut and even then, she is so nervous and reluctant
when our Shiba gets wet... she just freezes.. she becomes completely still and stares at the ground as if she's having some existential crisis and doesn't move a muscle
Ive always had pits and they do not care except for one. The one guy we owned in our bunch. He does not like grooming. He has a straight panic attack when he’s wet.
@@etoatoummhmm6391 the fact she’ll even groom a dog so poorly behaved is charity enough. Most places would’ve stopped grooming at the first sign of aggression
True, but she does miss a lot of the stress signals. Several times she wrote “see, now he is calm,” when I’m reality he was showing several subtle signs of stress. She did a great job but I think in any dog-related profession it’s important to be educated on body language.
@@sophias1670 well she has a job to do, naturally the dog is going to be a little stressed. And the dog is a she. For someone complaining that this groomer wasn’t reading body language, I found it funny that you missed not only the English subtitles that referred to the dog as “she” but also the clear visual cues that the dog is female.
Lots of people love animals. Lots of people work with animals. But this lady? She was born to do this kind of job - she has a love for it an innate understanding of her 'clients' and is all about positive reinforcement. Working with animals isn't always easy, and more people than not work on fear or negative reinforcement. Guys, this lady is a gem. Finding solutions that not only get her job DONE, but help the dog in the future.
Believe me. You just see the better side. Dogs can get nasty so bad we need to yell at them. And this lady knew this dog probably bc if not she would bind his muzzle to not bite. It’s extremely dangerous job and ppl don’t understand this. But we love to do it still. That way we help dogs
@@AuroraEAustralis yes some dogs are still very dangerous when they’re taken to a groomer. The owner needs to take responsibility and be patient and give compliments at home because with a dangerous dog it will take a long time for it to feel safe. The groomer doesn’t have enough time for this in many cases, so the owners need to socialise and train their dog well with positive reinforcement
@@AuroraEAustralis oh I understand. I am a certified coach, I held judges cards/certification (I let them lapse, as I got out of horses for a few years when my son was born and went through significant health issues and surgeries) and trained horses for most of my life. If I raise my voice, it’s enough for my horse, but it’s like a volume button. Start at 0 and increase as you need to. They are 1200lbs snd most of them never mean to hurt you, but their physiology and size work against that sometimes. I WILL smack a horse if it bites. It has to be within 3 seconds of the behaviour and it is to Alarm - never to hurt. I’ve also had dogs and I believe in positive reinforcement and training. It’s repetition. Animals, like people, need to repeat and practice until they understand and that can take time and patience. It’s obvious she knows this dog, and I agree with your statement. Again - I don’t like to hurt or scare an animal into behaving. I believe in building a relationship of trust and clear and repetitive training. But I always say, if it’s a question of my safety or the animal’s safety, I’m going to always choose the person and sometimes sweet words and treats aren’t enough, and some behavioural problems are deep-rooted and need a firm hand who isn’t afraid to present themselves as the alpha dog, or horse, the one who is in charge. I love seeing her with this dog though. She really tried her best and thought outside the box!
@@Bigbaymonstermare yes ! Exactly that! We praise dogs when they are nice. We yell at them “no, don’t please stop!!” etc. when they don’t behave nice Only few time we do need to be forceful but with a goal of helping them 😄💪
Dog: Oh, god! It hurts! Ahh! I'm dying! The pain! The agony! Groomer: I haven't even touched you yet... Dog: The light is fading! This is the end! Goodbye, cruel world!
They are! Huskies are like that too, haha. When we used to give mine baths, we would have to stand her up and bounce around with her just to keep her from screaming!! It was not ideal, as we always ended up covered in more water than her! 🤣🤣
@@wermbeeps7962 sometimes, we pet owners gotta do what we find works to keep our fur babies from killing our ears XD or in my case clawing me to pieces. I get totally soaked as I have to sit in with my cats and they sit on my lap then I can do what I need without getting scratched.
Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest YouT*ber of all time. Admit it, my dear follow*r mellow
@@AxxLAfriku And you're talking to me one on one, but you become somebody else around everyone else, you're watching your back. Like you can't relax, you try to be cool, you look like a fool to me. Tell me:
Heartwarming to see groomers that are gentle and take their time making the pet comfortable. I’m always overly nervous when sending my baby anywhere. I’d love to bring here here though. Thanks for the video!
@@avidion6274 shibas seem easier to calm since you can hold them more easily than a large dog but its a similar experience with GSDs mine has bad anxiety though she never bares teeth she just whines like a fire alarm the whole time and seems to be more nervous to reach out and object to anything which makes sense for such a highly trained breed - just as much of a big baby though
The only reason this is even happening is because the groomer stayed calm and patient and was very gentle but firm with the dog even if he was scared and defensive. The Shiba learned to trust her. She should teach grooming 👏👏👏👏❤
i have absolutely no clue why the algorithm felt it necessary to suggest this video to me as i never look up dog content, especially dog grooming content, yet here i am happily watching the entire thing. cute doggy.
ian't totally corpirative If I were in her shoes I deem that a threat, like if the dog is not well behaved that teeth being so close to my neck oh dog lord have mercy I'll be ded
Honestly it doesn’t matter how young you start grooming with Shibas, they will still cry for everything. Any groomers handling Shibas should be paid more.
Mine don't cry if I'm there. I used gradual exposure and redirection. They need to make up their own mind, not be forced. Give them boundaries, but not too much training pressure at a time. Eventually they will tolerate most things without protest. And even cuddle! I groom them myself. My girl absolutely freaks out if she has to stay overnight or come out of anesthesia at the vet in a cage. They have to take her out to sit on a technician's lap or she will damage her mouth trying to escape. Poor girl. She is crate trained too, but being trapped without choices in a strange place is torture to her. I don't think it's dramatic. I think it's normal to have an existential crisis if you feel like you have no options.
Our Shiba was wayyyyy different. He didn't like getting his nails trimmed but he was fine with anything around his neck (never needed a muzzle though). He never whined ever just grunted alot. He also lived to almost 20 years old. Loved being brushed (after he got used to it). DID NOT TOLERATE THE BATH OR ANY POOL OF WATER. RIP Champ
So happy to know your Champ lived that long! Mine I never use soap just very little water & it’s good enough. No smell never a flea/tic problem. Lots of drama with the water it’s in & out.
I have had the cops called on me because of my Shiba getting a bath and the house next door said it sounded like I was beating my kids ass And when they came to the door and told me why they were there I started laughing so hard and then I showed him the perpetrator lol And he started laughing,eventually the neighbors got used to it lol
Sounds like snowflake neighbors to me. Who calls the cops over parents hitting their kids for what could be discipline. Its not their problem and they should have just dealt with it
My Shiba is such a weirdo, he’s timid and never makes a noise. The Vets and groomers are always super impressed and tell us not to let him know he is a Shiba 😂
Same here. I have a super well behaved Shiba. I'm always surprised when I see videos of vocal / angry shibas cause it's just not the Shiba I'm used to.
Eh theres no reason to be scared, some dogs have round smooth teath so even if they bite you it wouldnt really Hurt. Its more Like small balls are going into your skin, but trust me, Most dogs only bite when their Hurt or aggresive. This doggo is probably only a bit scared And confused whats even happening, its what my dog does He lays out his fangs And gum warning me but never attacks me or other People. Probably the only attack they can do is lightly bite you which does nothing you can hardly feel it, i dont know why your should be scared? Its Just a smol doggo shiba inu that is probably more scared of you- But of course not all dogs have round teath, some have Sharp teath that can rip through your skin, tear And even at some cases, kill somebody, but that only with ravenous dogs so far what ive seen.
@@natsmastermeow2132 yup you are right but most of dogs bites there are only few dogs those who don't bite but that also depends how they have been grown up . Also this girl have to face this situation daily with different dogs and in real its so scarry when dog behaves in that manner .
@@natsmastermeow2132 yes their teeth are "round" but that's because they only have canine teeth, it doesn't hurt when you get bit because it's not biting its nibbling, my cat dosent scratch me or anyone for that matter because shes learned its bad but I definitely know if someone hurt her those claws will come out, your dog is smart and just dosent want to hurt you
This is why groomers deserve every cent they ask for. Imagine if we went to a hair salon, asked for a cut, and then spent the entire time screaming and trying to bite the stylist.
What do you mean "Imagine"? You never puffed up and howled and hissed at a hair-dresser before? Tell you what- since you've never done so before, their weakness is their elbows, aim for there, and then you got to really intimidate them, stand in the middle of the room, back arched, hair spiked up, yowling until they give in... Wash- rinse- repeat- every ... month, two months?
Don't master it. If a dog presents this behavior, use a cone, or a muzzle. She probably thinks she "knows the dog or the breed well enough" not to get bitten, but the dog was clearly uncomfortable and inclined to bite her. In the end, everything is fine, until it's not. All these internet "experts" saying how "amazing" she is would be calling for PETA and a shooting squadron if she got bitten, because: "Omg, she pushed the dog too far, what a terrible person!". Dogs may present certain traits when it comes to breeds, but in the end, every dog has its own particular behavior/temper. So yeah, if a dog gives you evident signs of "you're this close to losing a chunk of your hand", don't worry about flinching, worry about your hand.
@@thecomplexitiesoftheobvious I’m sure she knows there’s a high chance of being bitten… lmao that’s the risk u take when ur in this line of work. But I’m also personally not going to let a dog think that biting or snapping at me is okay. Yes they’re an animal and they have tendencies but Pulling ur hand away shows them that biting and snapping at ppl is okay when they want to be left alone. People should just use their brain and look for the signs of the dog letting them know they’re uncomfortable before they snap at u because 9/10 they’re showing that they’re uncomfortable before they bite. For example licking their lips is a sign of possibly being uncomfortable or nervous.. tail between the legs, having their hair up. Etc.. Watching the signs works for me every time but I’m not claiming to be an expert or anything.
@@keyeriastevenson2773 "I’m sure she knows there’s a high chance of being bitten… lmao that’s the risk u take when ur in this line of work." The possibility of occupational hazards and unnecessary risks are two different things.
It’s just so nice seeing how kind this woman is. She knows the dog is just scared and she doesn’t get mad or react when he’s panicked. Also, love to know her skin care routine. It looks amazing!
@@rubytook8067 which is scarier, a big rounded white object, or or a sharp object that looks like a chomper? Because the dog doesn't know what the technology is and if they aren't actually painful, like the woman said, then these reactions are purely based off of whether it looks scary, not what it does.
@@Zazabazaa the scissors don't really look sharp. They have special ends shaped to cut of claws from animals like cats or dogs. So the ends look more rounded and in a circle. What the dog doesn't like is she is pressing on her paws, which makes the claws come out. It's uncomfortable if the dog isn't used to it.
lol my husky acts as if we're murdering her. Last time she got clipped, they gave her some peanut butter to earn her trust and then clipped. She was SO betrayed.
Lol my Pointer puppy is a MASSIVE crybaby. Soooo dramatic. He's starting to learn that his screaming and yelping gets him no attention though. Throwing tantrums doesn't ever stop me from clipping his claws or cleaning his ears or whatever either. He only gets love and attention when he a good brave and calm little boy. My Doberman who is a senior dog now can't help but roll his eyes at such unsavory behavior lol
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The bouncing was so funny to me because this is how I get little kids to do things as well xD I heard a lot of groomers also don't do doodles because of their behavior so it's interesting to find out that shiva's are also difficult
I love dogs and have owned them my whole life. I met a Shiba on holiday walking with a friend I befriended and it was an evil aggressive little thing. Kept going to bite me as we walked for ten minutes together. Not normal behaviour. Protective, aggressive, antisocial.. couldn’t stand it and will never recommend one.
@@Limelaz23 it was a puppy and the owner seemed kind, if naive. She didn’t seem good at stopping the bad behaviour (which I’m not saying is easy) but yes the dog was fully in control. Reminded me of a blue heeled cattle dog I adopted in Australia. He wasn’t a bad dog but he was very pack minded so when my boyfriend came into the room he growled at him .. the kind of dog you need to feed after you, walk into a room after you .. ok for some but I find that stressful so we sadly (after working with a trainer) rehomed him :/
@@Gabrielamerino904 Clearly they could read it just fine, the comment was rude and literally unnecessary. They have a right to tell off correcting jerks who should mind their own business. No one asked you to come in here all goody goody like trying to protect everyone and stuff, your comment is just as unnecessary as the spelling nazi. Can you kindly butt out?
While being washed, the Shiba looks like a coyote! She’s doing so well!!! I love how patient and loving the groomer is to her, and you can tell she’s responding well and actually loves the groomer.
Not sure why I’m watching this as I don’t even have a dog. This groomer is so talented being able to get this dog to cooperate. Looks like the dog got some trust and respect for her 😊
I have a pomeranian that wears herself out like this going to the veterinarians. She isn't as bad as this but still overly anxious and usually passes out after coming home.
This girl has the patience of a saint and it almost seems like the dog trusts her, it's just nervous. (Lays in her arms, rests it's head on her shoulders, sits there and looks at her patiently while she bathes, etc.)
A grooming hammock would be perfect for this breed. She did extremely well & was very patient but if there's potential for being bitten it's a much safer option & I hear they're very relaxing for the dogs. This pup was so cute while getting a bath, like I'm sorry I snapped at you.
I have grooming hammocks and 4 shibas, they can get out of it. 2 of our shibas ive handled since birth. Played with feet daily, bathed often and they still hate their baths and nail trims. I have exactly 1 shiba who sits still and thats because he's a feral dog so terrified he's frozen with fear.
Wish all groomers were like this! My aunt took my last dog to petco when I was a kid and they injured his back so bad-Twice! My aunt didn't listen to me and felt she had the right to take him there since she bought him for me. He needed pain killers at the vet too. He was only a 1 year old... Petco said they had nothing to do with it 😑 I learned to groom my own dogs after that.
Omg that's crazy! They should have been held accountable!!! I too groom my own babies. Ain't nobody gonna man handle my dogs!!! I just make my dog lay on the ground and rub their bellies to cut their nails! They always relax that way!
I thought this video would be too long but I was wrong. I felt sad when it ended. I really enjoyed and appreciated this video because, with all that goes on in the world watching these videos with beautiful animals and babies really calms me down. Thank you to the creator And team you guys are helping my mental health.
This is so true. I like to peek at the groomers in some of the well known stores that have grooming services. It's shocking at how they treat the pet's when they think no one is looking. I caught one groomer hitting one dog over the nose with her brush and I got the manager right then to confront her. She tried to say it didn't happen but video showed that it happened more times than the one I caught. 😢
@@222NancyG That’s disgusting. How could you sign up for a job with animals and not be able to handle them or have patience with them. People like that are awful
@@l0wfye A lot people just need work, very limited training for handling difficult pets, and time constraints/low pay means high stress and less patients. Yes, I agree a groomer should be a patient and knowledgeable person but are you willing to pay the extra money? Most people aren't.
There is two sides to every coin. I'm a dog groomer and when you work with dogs in a fish bowl where everyone can see it puts you at a disadvantage. If your that person who likes to stand there and watch then your more likely distracting the dog which distracts the groomer. Groomer get frustrated.We're human. That being said the groomer shouldn't have hit the dog.
@@lizziehan13 she uses an electric nail file designed especially for dogs claws. The claw is inserted into a hole at the end and makes contact with a rotating file. She moves this tool in a circular motion which rounds out the end of the fresh cut nail.
Aww, what a sweet dog, she didn't actually dislike the groomer at the end of the day. There's no way she would've relaxed into her arms and started sleeping in the end if she had felt threatened. And that groomer is so patient and handled it in the best way possible ❤❤
@@theFakeRed Spitz are sooo dramatic 😂 we had a Spitz mix and by far the best I have ever owned in my life. But she was a full fledged drama QUEEN 👸 her additude omL 😂 I miss my sweet girl so much
I'm a groomer. This is excellent handling, cool and calm approach is key to a successful groom. She does not respond when the dog reacts and stays loving but firm. Excellent, excellent!!!
As a groomer, too, I agree. The child will never trust you if you don't act calm around them. If you're not calm you will never build up enough trust for a successful kidnapping.
I’ve got two shibas and they’re a nightmare for screaming! The amount of times my two have been mildly inconvenienced and have just started screaming in public is outstanding
Growing up, my parents had 2 shibas. One when I was a child and another when I was a late teen. Both were females and amazing dogs. The first one unfortunately came from an abusive owner. How that happened is a mystery to me. She was super well behaved, possibly out of fear. She never whined about baths, nail trims or anything of the sort. The 2nd one however was a real baby about it. It was funny though. With all the teeth showing and yipping, she never growled or actually bit. And the moments after her baths were hilarious because she would run up and down the hallway and run circles in the living room. I feel like it was a game to her and she just liked to be babied. Her love never wavered.
Wow, this was amazing to watch. The love, empathy and compassion you showed that Shiba, is so heartwarming to watch. You truly understand the breed, and I'm so happy to see, you learned how to treat them, on their terms, instead of just saying no to handling them altogether. I actually though she looked very comfortable and safe with you, throughout the video. As if she knew you were just trying to help, and looked like she tried to keep the tantrums to a minimum. What a lovely dog. This made my day. Thank you so much
I love how when a dog is being treated gently and kindly, they've got the most beautiful facial reactions. You can definitely tell alot about a person just on how they treat animals alone.
Everything about this video is adorable. The dog is just scared and this woman cares enough to work with her and probably get her to like it over time.
@@getuliocunha4766 i got a pitbull and i can can giver her a bath just fine with no problems at all, its got nothing to do with the breed its all about trust, if the dog trusts you that dog will do anything you tell him/her to do without question, if the dog does not trust you then yeah your gonna have problems pretty quick... same concept with horses if the horse trusts your that horse will go into war without hesitation, but if that horse does not trust you youll be bucked off pretty quick
This lady needs a big tips.. She's so kind and gentle and patient. Never lost her cool. So attentive to the dog feeling.. Bravo to her.. Very kind to the dog..
Desensitization to new stressors is key for these dogs. Kudos to the groomer for being patient, understanding the personality of the specific pet (Kiwi). Time, patience, and practice makes all of the difference. As well as having empathy. 😁💜
I love how calm she was when she was cutting the dog’s nails! She knew she was scared and wasn’t scared of her baring her teeth. You were very gentle with her!
This dog is doing a lot of lip licking. This is a sign that the dog doesn't want to bite you. Although it is baring its teeth and lunging, they're not serious ill intended bites. It's when their lips are tight, that's when you want to be concerned. But, that's just been my experience working with dogs.
![[Groomer Giraffe TV] 'Jindo' dog has come down to society for the first time and gets a bath!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/b-ksNcim0YI/mqdefault.jpg)
For those who are confused looking at the 'anal sac' caption. According to wikipedia,
The anal glands or anal sacs are small glands near the anus in many mammals, including dogs[1] and cats. They are paired sacs on either side of the anus between the external and internal sphincter muscles. Sebaceous glands within the lining secrete a liquid that is used for identification of members within a species. These sacs are found in many species of carnivorans,[2] including wolves,[3] bears,[4][5] sea otters[6] and kinkajous.[7]
Hope it helped folks!
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can i get this in english
Every groomer should do this because this is what gives dogs a foul odor over a period of time.
No wonder my wife stinks
📣Edit: I'm a trained, licensed Veterinary Technician and have almost 15 years experience. I have another comment for any questions about this. Thanks!📣
Also a big reason why dogs "scrape" their butts across carpet or grass. The glands are supposed to express or empty themselves during 💩, but for many reasons, (so many reasons!) the glands need to be expressed physically by an expert. There are 2 ways to physically express them- externally or internally. Most groomers are taught the external method, but Vet's will always use internal method, with gloved hands and lots of lubricant.
Most dogs hate having their nails cut. They're very sensitive.
Shibas, however, scream like they're being murdered.
Hahaha
I have West Siberian Laika and understand this problem. My other dogs don't like cutting claws but Laika always cries like i trying to cut off his fingers. I have to ask my family to help cuz it's so hard!
Huskies can be drama queens,too.
@@karendegraaf1146 as I correctly remember according to the official FCI classification Laikas, Shiba-Inu, Akita-Inu and Huskies are in the same group (Spitzes). In Russia we call such breeds "Laikoids" ("like-Laikas") and there's believing that they are a bit silly (but at the same time damn smart XD)
My dog used to not react when getting her nails cut, but then one day my dad cut her nail and quick and so she bled a lot and now she's very nervous when getting her nails cut. I have to bribe her with treats after every nail cut and even then, she is so nervous and reluctant
Groomer: proceeds to cut nails
Dog: proceeds to transform into a polite and scared vampire
This comment please- 😭😂
Dogs and cats have a lot of nerves in the nails
@@dhkenbbushiest2843 in their quick, that’s not the part that’s getting cut tho otherwise it would bleed
Dio?!
@@dhkenbbushiest2843 I did not know that 🤔
“Cry baby” definitely wasn’t an exaggeration
Lol
It’s an understatement to say the least 🤣
Me as a kid going to the doctors office
Riiight
use a grinder on dog nails
Shiba: shows teeth to intimidate
Groomer: oh look at your teeth 🥰
Or "Oh yeah that reminds me, I need to brush your teeth."
I am afraid of them when they show their teeth.
@@sharminfaraj5550 a lot of times it’s a bluff
@@sharminfaraj5550 me too but this dog was just throwing a tantrum:)
absolutely unacceptable. dogs shouldn't ever show signs of aggression towards friendly humans. that requires serious correction.
Why do mad shibas look like they're gonna eat your soul but at the same time sound like that one broken wheel in every cart at walmart
fr 😂
HAHAHAHA SPOT ON!
Hahaha. I love it!!! 😁
OMG YAA!
😂🤣😂 definitely!
when our Shiba gets wet... she just freezes.. she becomes completely still and stares at the ground as if she's having some existential crisis and doesn't move a muscle
My miniature pinscher did the same the moment she got wet she acted as if she forgot how to move
my dog gets wet and just expects me to fix it.
My dog goes fuckin nuts
Ive always had pits and they do not care except for one. The one guy we owned in our bunch. He does not like grooming. He has a straight panic attack when he’s wet.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG lmao extistential crisis! Good one. 🤣🤣🤣
I know this is her job, but this woman has the patience of a saint! This is very sweet.
How is she a saint for not abusing an anime. That shouldn’t need to be complimented on.
@@etoatoummhmm6391 the fact she’ll even groom a dog so poorly behaved is charity enough. Most places would’ve stopped grooming at the first sign of aggression
@@etoatoummhmm6391 Don’t even get me started on her abusing mangas
She was patient, gentle, comforting, kind, compassionate. Not always the case with nail trimming groomers.
@@etoatoummhmm6391 Bruh.
I have nothing but deep respect for this groomer. She is a true professional and so brave. She really love animals. She deserves to be paid properly.
How the fuck do we know she isn't ? 😂🤦♂️ not an angry reply just scratched my head at the "she shOuLD bE PAID ProPErLY" part for your comment lol wtf
Try being a Vet Tech!
True, but she does miss a lot of the stress signals. Several times she wrote “see, now he is calm,” when I’m reality he was showing several subtle signs of stress. She did a great job but I think in any dog-related profession it’s important to be educated on body language.
Is she not paid properly? Wtf is this comment bruh.
@@sophias1670 well she has a job to do, naturally the dog is going to be a little stressed. And the dog is a she. For someone complaining that this groomer wasn’t reading body language, I found it funny that you missed not only the English subtitles that referred to the dog as “she” but also the clear visual cues that the dog is female.
She's like "I hate everything but I like you"
She... I think...
She *
Yeah it’s actually a she
H e ?
Physically a she but identifies as a he
Lots of people love animals. Lots of people work with animals. But this lady? She was born to do this kind of job - she has a love for it an innate understanding of her 'clients' and is all about positive reinforcement. Working with animals isn't always easy, and more people than not work on fear or negative reinforcement. Guys, this lady is a gem. Finding solutions that not only get her job DONE, but help the dog in the future.
Believe me. You just see the better side. Dogs can get nasty so bad we need to yell at them. And this lady knew this dog probably bc if not she would bind his muzzle to not bite. It’s extremely dangerous job and ppl don’t understand this. But we love to do it still. That way we help dogs
@@AuroraEAustralis yes some dogs are still very dangerous when they’re taken to a groomer. The owner needs to take responsibility and be patient and give compliments at home because with a dangerous dog it will take a long time for it to feel safe. The groomer doesn’t have enough time for this in many cases, so the owners need to socialise and train their dog well with positive reinforcement
@@graceswan4353 exactly and many people don’t understand it well. Thank you for understanding! 😄 🙏
@@AuroraEAustralis oh I understand. I am a certified coach, I held judges cards/certification (I let them lapse, as I got out of horses for a few years when my son was born and went through significant health issues and surgeries) and trained horses for most of my life.
If I raise my voice, it’s enough for my horse, but it’s like a volume button. Start at 0 and increase as you need to. They are 1200lbs snd most of them never mean to hurt you, but their physiology and size work against that sometimes. I WILL smack a horse if it bites. It has to be within 3 seconds of the behaviour and it is to Alarm - never to hurt.
I’ve also had dogs and I believe in positive reinforcement and training. It’s repetition. Animals, like people, need to repeat and practice until they understand and that can take time and patience. It’s obvious she knows this dog, and I agree with your statement.
Again - I don’t like to hurt or scare an animal into behaving. I believe in building a relationship of trust and clear and repetitive training. But I always say, if it’s a question of my safety or the animal’s safety, I’m going to always choose the person and sometimes sweet words and treats aren’t enough, and some behavioural problems are deep-rooted and need a firm hand who isn’t afraid to present themselves as the alpha dog, or horse, the one who is in charge.
I love seeing her with this dog though. She really tried her best and thought outside the box!
@@Bigbaymonstermare yes ! Exactly that! We praise dogs when they are nice. We yell at them “no, don’t please stop!!” etc. when they don’t behave nice
Only few time we do need to be forceful but with a goal of helping them 😄💪
Dog: Oh, god! It hurts! Ahh! I'm dying! The pain! The agony!
Groomer: I haven't even touched you yet...
Dog: The light is fading! This is the end! Goodbye, cruel world!
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*LMAOO the dramatic-ness is real*
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The mere fact that they had to bounce the dog like an actual infant to calm and distract it had me rolling. They really are giant babies! 😅😅
They are!
Huskies are like that too, haha.
When we used to give mine baths, we would have to stand her up and bounce around with her just to keep her from screaming!!
It was not ideal, as we always ended up covered in more water than her! 🤣🤣
Yeah that was the funniest and most creative thing I've ever seen haha
@@wermbeeps7962 sometimes, we pet owners gotta do what we find works to keep our fur babies from killing our ears XD or in my case clawing me to pieces. I get totally soaked as I have to sit in with my cats and they sit on my lap then I can do what I need without getting scratched.
The more intelligent the dog and independent, the less they want this things 💀
Hey, if it helps...!
The woman was so very kind and patient with the dog. She is excellent at her job!
You haven't watch behind the scenes?
@@NoOne-rl8cy tf are you trying to insinuate
@@erica5624 lol
@@NoOne-rl8cy did u mean the blooper reel? haha yeah it was awesome
When the cameras on
Lady: can we clean your ears
Dog: Hell no
Lady: what if we bounced
Dog: ...I'm listening..
Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest YouT*ber of all time. Admit it, my dear follow*r mellow
@@AxxLAfriku No❤
@@AxxLAfriku what's with the asterisks/ stars
@@AxxLAfriku And you're talking to me one on one, but you become somebody else around everyone else, you're watching your back.
Like you can't relax, you try to be cool, you look like a fool to me. Tell me:
I've never laughed harder at a UA-cam comment 😂
Shiba hates nail grooming
Shiba hates bath
Shiba hates dryer
Shiba hates ear cleaning
Shiba hates everything I guess lol
My Shiba's like treats and making a mess.
Shiba likes cuddles, and bouncing.
But they like compliments 😆
Shiba likes being held 🥺
Shiba likes Donga Donga
Heartwarming to see groomers that are gentle and take their time making the pet comfortable. I’m always overly nervous when sending my baby anywhere. I’d love to bring here here though. Thanks for the video!
As an owner of 2 shibas, I can confirm they are in fact this dramatic. This groomer is amazing. So gentle and patient.
I thought huskies were bad
@@avidion6274 they still are
Why isn't she worried about getting bit?
@@andrewgrasham4604 my guess is her previous experiences
@@avidion6274 shibas seem easier to calm since you can hold them more easily than a large dog but its a similar experience with GSDs mine has bad anxiety though she never bares teeth she just whines like a fire alarm the whole time and seems to be more nervous to reach out and object to anything which makes sense for such a highly trained breed - just as much of a big baby though
omg the way these groomers went the extra mile to get the job done in a gentle and kind manner. great job, really.
Thanks for the compliment. As professionals, we are trying whatever we can do get the job done :)
I know right, she deserves a raise
@@Bunny-n6h this is exactly what i deal with at y job and sometimes worse,yeti get paid $9.50 an hour 😕
@@Bunny-n6h
Why do people say someone needs a raise when they have no idea how much someone is getting paid? 🤔
@@kiwigirlNZ because of their amazing work ethic and skill.
The only reason this is even happening is because the groomer stayed calm and patient and was very gentle but firm with the dog even if he was scared and defensive. The Shiba learned to trust her. She should teach grooming 👏👏👏👏❤
Dog is a she.
@@pink2526 thanks for the irrelevant comment
@@Sacred_Sabre yw bb ❤
@@Sacred_Sabre i mean they weren’t wrong, the original writer said “he” instead of “she”
I know she was working with this dog with her anxiety, doing a great job! 😊👍
(It was "her", right? LOL 🤦♀️)
댕댕이도 착하지만 미용사님이 칭찬받아야겠어요. 시바견을 이렇게 잘 다루다니.
This grommet should have gotten a big tip from the owner after this grooming appointment
unfortunately..there are no tips in korea hahahaha very disappointing
Aww. That sucks. But good job for being so patience 🙌 👏 🥰
i was told it’s disrespectful to tip in korea because it’s like making them seem poor i guess? so they don’t do that
@@cypherlex7243 I knew it was no tipping but I never knew the reason. I just assumed it was included in the cost of the meal.
@@groomergiraffe you should come to LA, the tips here are usually $20+ per dog
i have absolutely no clue why the algorithm felt it necessary to suggest this video to me as i never look up dog content, especially dog grooming content, yet here i am happily watching the entire thing. cute doggy.
Same
Me too lol
Me too.
But I have been searching about doge coin so maybe that?
@@betch2s4s same!
Wtf.Same
I like how gentle and affectionate you with kiwi even through she isn't totally cooperative.
Haha the point is that she is being quiet cooperative. I know for a fact that she's also trying hard. Thanks Parker.
wym? that’s how you’re supposed to be to all dogs. they can learn easily
ian't totally corpirative If I were in her shoes I deem that a threat, like if the dog is not well behaved that teeth being so close to my neck
oh dog lord have mercy I'll be ded
진짜 사랑으로 하시는게 느껴져요..
This woman has the patience of a freakin saint. I hope she was paid VERY WELL
i don't think that service is cheap
Idk about anywhere else but we charge $40-$50 usd at my salon for this. $60 if the dog is...particularly nasty.
Oh I’m sure she was.
As she should
@@brianpage1771 yeah but Korea is expensive as hell!
Honestly it doesn’t matter how young you start grooming with Shibas, they will still cry for everything.
Any groomers handling Shibas should be paid more.
Mine don't cry if I'm there. I used gradual exposure and redirection. They need to make up their own mind, not be forced. Give them boundaries, but not too much training pressure at a time. Eventually they will tolerate most things without protest. And even cuddle! I groom them myself.
My girl absolutely freaks out if she has to stay overnight or come out of anesthesia at the vet in a cage. They have to take her out to sit on a technician's lap or she will damage her mouth trying to escape. Poor girl. She is crate trained too, but being trapped without choices in a strange place is torture to her. I don't think it's dramatic. I think it's normal to have an existential crisis if you feel like you have no options.
Shiba's, Corgi's, Husky's, and German Shepherd's are always crybaby's with stuff like this
Kiwi’s parents should be extremely grateful for the care you took with her. So patient and compassionate. Good job. 👍
Our Shiba was wayyyyy different. He didn't like getting his nails trimmed but he was fine with anything around his neck (never needed a muzzle though). He never whined ever just grunted alot. He also lived to almost 20 years old. Loved being brushed (after he got used to it). DID NOT TOLERATE THE BATH OR ANY POOL OF WATER. RIP Champ
20 years old?? Wow, what was their diet if you dont mind me asking?
20 years😳 what were you feeding him?
Jesus christ!! Almost 20 years, how??
So happy to know your Champ lived that long! Mine I never use soap just very little water & it’s good enough. No smell never a flea/tic problem. Lots of drama with the water it’s in & out.
🥇 this is for you, in honor of taking care of a shiba until 20 and keeping a shiba to the end of its life as well, they’re basically 1 person dogs
Shiba: throws a tantrum
Lady: *“Doonga doonga it is”*
I guess I'll use my most powerful weapon
Best comment of 2021
😂😂😂
I’m the. 1k liked🤩
I want doonga doonga 😔
He looks like a big fox. She handled him really well. Working with him instead of fighting him. The doogna tactic resembles my cranky kidna tactic.
Cranky kinda tactic also seems cute. Thx for watching
@Hydra Bloxxer Sorry to offend her.
@Hydra Bloxxer its dogs. Unless I am buying them I don't tend to lift their tails to look. Its just not an important factor in entertainment videos..
@Hydra BloxxerSince when are Dogs referred to as women and men?
@@psych336 almost all the time?
I have had the cops called on me because of my Shiba getting a bath and the house next door said it sounded like I was beating my kids ass
And when they came to the door and told me why they were there I started laughing so hard and then I showed him the perpetrator lol
And he started laughing,eventually the neighbors got used to it lol
Sounds like snowflake neighbors to me. Who calls the cops over parents hitting their kids for what could be discipline. Its not their problem and they should have just dealt with it
@@nowasfalsebanned2769 UM??? TF??? THIS MAN REALLY DO BE MIXING DISCIPLINE AND ABUSE
And not discipline = abuse but rather abuse = discipline
@@candyghost1009 parents hitting their child isn’t abuse? Have you’ve been hit before, it stings for a minute then you’re fine.
@@threatenedangles I mean that hitting and spanking is different. When one says "hitting" that typical means... actually hitting.
And after the entire process, the Shiba immediately falls asleep 😴 He was going through it 😆
its a bitch
My Shiba is such a weirdo, he’s timid and never makes a noise. The Vets and groomers are always super impressed and tell us not to let him know he is a Shiba 😂
They are telling the truth lol
Same for my friends dog he barely knows how to bark when he does he sounds like a squeak toy
Same here. I have a super well behaved Shiba. I'm always surprised when I see videos of vocal / angry shibas cause it's just not the Shiba I'm used to.
Mine barks at other dogs, but he is so well behaved... he actually gets excited for the vet cause they use medicine that taste like snacc
Same here my dead shiba is so much easier to groom.
*wait arent we talking about the dead ones?
Appreciate this girl who handle that dog carefully Nd without being scared.
Eh theres no reason to be scared, some dogs have round smooth teath so even if they bite you it wouldnt really Hurt. Its more Like small balls are going into your skin, but trust me, Most dogs only bite when their Hurt or aggresive. This doggo is probably only a bit scared And confused whats even happening, its what my dog does He lays out his fangs And gum warning me but never attacks me or other People. Probably the only attack they can do is lightly bite you which does nothing you can hardly feel it, i dont know why your should be scared? Its Just a smol doggo shiba inu that is probably more scared of you-
But of course not all dogs have round teath, some have Sharp teath that can rip through your skin, tear And even at some cases, kill somebody, but that only with ravenous dogs so far what ive seen.
@@natsmastermeow2132 yup you are right but most of dogs bites there are only few dogs those who don't bite but that also depends how they have been grown up . Also this girl have to face this situation daily with different dogs and in real its so scarry when dog behaves in that manner .
@@natsmastermeow2132 Actually, dog teeth look round but if they do mean to bite with harm dogs of all size do a lot of damage. Have you ever been bit?
@@natsmastermeow2132 yes their teeth are "round" but that's because they only have canine teeth, it doesn't hurt when you get bit because it's not biting its nibbling, my cat dosent scratch me or anyone for that matter because shes learned its bad but I definitely know if someone hurt her those claws will come out, your dog is smart and just dosent want to hurt you
I think that's a part of her job
This is why groomers deserve every cent they ask for. Imagine if we went to a hair salon, asked for a cut, and then spent the entire time screaming and trying to bite the stylist.
LOL
🤣
What do you mean "Imagine"? You never puffed up and howled and hissed at a hair-dresser before?
Tell you what- since you've never done so before, their weakness is their elbows, aim for there, and then you got to really intimidate them, stand in the middle of the room, back arched, hair spiked up, yowling until they give in... Wash- rinse- repeat- every ... month, two months?
@@UntrainableWizard Hey, that's one of my favorite techniques too! Always works like a charm.
@@UntrainableWizard oh, I'll try that next time. Thanks
It’s so impressive how she doesn’t even flinch when the dog snaps at her. Something I am still trying to master 😂
Don't master it. If a dog presents this behavior, use a cone, or a muzzle. She probably thinks she "knows the dog or the breed well enough" not to get bitten, but the dog was clearly uncomfortable and inclined to bite her. In the end, everything is fine, until it's not. All these internet "experts" saying how "amazing" she is would be calling for PETA and a shooting squadron if she got bitten, because: "Omg, she pushed the dog too far, what a terrible person!". Dogs may present certain traits when it comes to breeds, but in the end, every dog has its own particular behavior/temper. So yeah, if a dog gives you evident signs of "you're this close to losing a chunk of your hand", don't worry about flinching, worry about your hand.
@@thecomplexitiesoftheobvious I’m sure she knows there’s a high chance of being bitten… lmao that’s the risk u take when ur in this line of work. But I’m also personally not going to let a dog think that biting or snapping at me is okay. Yes they’re an animal and they have tendencies but Pulling ur hand away shows them that biting and snapping at ppl is okay when they want to be left alone. People should just use their brain and look for the signs of the dog letting them know they’re uncomfortable before they snap at u because 9/10 they’re showing that they’re uncomfortable before they bite. For example licking their lips is a sign of possibly being uncomfortable or nervous.. tail between the legs, having their hair up. Etc.. Watching the signs works for me every time but I’m not claiming to be an expert or anything.
@@keyeriastevenson2773 "I’m sure she knows there’s a high chance of being bitten… lmao that’s the risk u take when ur in this line of work."
The possibility of occupational hazards and unnecessary risks are two different things.
Okay🤷🏽♀️ we can agree to disagree
@@thecomplexitiesoftheobvious I will nail any dogs I wash to a cross prior to any work being done. Thank you for the forewarning.
It’s just so nice seeing how kind this woman is. She knows the dog is just scared and she doesn’t get mad or react when he’s panicked. Also, love to know her skin care routine. It looks amazing!
High estrogen diet.
They eat slot of meat/raw fish in Japan
I was so toutched 🥲
Sala Mander Mostly fish, which doesn’t contain testosterone, and lots of soy and rice products which contain plant estrogens.
@Sala Mander this is korean
Shiba: *bares fangs*
Groomer: You're not scary, you're adorable.
No
@@To_Anything what?
@@-godsspeed-9159 there's now 3 comments on this original comment. No
Ikr it was literally making an angry face while it was still whimpering it’s like it’s trying to learn how to be intimidating
@@f1zzyb33 a scared dog is a potentially dangerous dog. Many serious bits occur due to fear.
my dog keeps looking at me like "why are you watching my people be tortured?"
Same
My cat is low key laughing
LOL same
Yup. My golden is like "what the hell???"
Mine too !!
Poor little girl, slept after she was stressed out of grooming 😢 ❤❤❤ such a delicate cutie pie.. Amazing groomer with lots of love and patience 🙏🏻
Small nail scissors: nO NONONONO
Giant electric grinder: sure ok
The nail scissors pinch while the grinder is a doggie nail file.
@@rubytook8067 which is scarier, a big rounded white object, or or a sharp object that looks like a chomper? Because the dog doesn't know what the technology is and if they aren't actually painful, like the woman said, then these reactions are purely based off of whether it looks scary, not what it does.
@@Zazabazaa the scissors don't really look sharp. They have special ends shaped to cut of claws from animals like cats or dogs. So the ends look more rounded and in a circle. What the dog doesn't like is she is pressing on her paws, which makes the claws come out. It's uncomfortable if the dog isn't used to it.
@@Zazabazaa dogs, and animals in general, don't judge things by how they look.
I thinks it’s partly sound based
“They are crybabies.” Me: *Looks at my neighbors Husky and Pomeranian* Ah yes the crybaby club.
Fluffy chihuahuas as well lol
lol my husky acts as if we're murdering her. Last time she got clipped, they gave her some peanut butter to earn her trust and then clipped. She was SO betrayed.
Yup. My husky is a drama queen
Pshhh, I have no idea what y'all mean... *side-eyes my Pom and 2 Huskies* 🙄
Lol my Pointer puppy is a MASSIVE crybaby. Soooo dramatic. He's starting to learn that his screaming and yelping gets him no attention though. Throwing tantrums doesn't ever stop me from clipping his claws or cleaning his ears or whatever either. He only gets love and attention when he a good brave and calm little boy.
My Doberman who is a senior dog now can't help but roll his eyes at such unsavory behavior lol
I love how the dog is showing off his teeth like “I am going to get you.” And the lady is unfazed by his attempt to scare her.
Her*
she's not baring her teeth at her it's more like a 😬 face, ya know when you're expecting something to hurt or make impact with you
I’m like this all the time when I groom.
Perfect teeth tho!
I never thought we will be having a doggie but because of the circumstances such as dog's health and some money problems that family who look after the puppies have etc. made us make this decision and we ended up adopting this adorable doggie
If you want to see her growing up and while having fun with us I want to earn some money to give food to homeless dogs and share it in social media so we can let people judge the situation with their own eyes. The situation which made me open this platform. Believe it or not like people there are some dogs who were fated to born to be poor and who were fated to born to be lucky. It might be unfair but that's the reality.
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The bouncing was so funny to me because this is how I get little kids to do things as well xD I heard a lot of groomers also don't do doodles because of their behavior so it's interesting to find out that shiva's are also difficult
I love dogs and have owned them my whole life. I met a Shiba on holiday walking with a friend I befriended and it was an evil aggressive little thing. Kept going to bite me as we walked for ten minutes together. Not normal behaviour. Protective, aggressive, antisocial.. couldn’t stand it and will never recommend one.
@@chelseaandhobbes was probably mistreated or had bad past :(
@@Limelaz23 it was a puppy and the owner seemed kind, if naive. She didn’t seem good at stopping the bad behaviour (which I’m not saying is easy) but yes the dog was fully in control. Reminded me of a blue heeled cattle dog I adopted in Australia. He wasn’t a bad dog but he was very pack minded so when my boyfriend came into the room he growled at him .. the kind of dog you need to feed after you, walk into a room after you .. ok for some but I find that stressful so we sadly (after working with a trainer) rehomed him :/
omg i worked as a bather at a grooming salon for a while and yeah we all dreaded when a doodle came in for a groom lol
@@cowboy7345 Why did you dread working with doodles
You can really tell she dosent just look at grooming as a job but she really does love the animals that come in and she cares about what she dose
Mhm she treats them so well I’d trust her with my baby 🥰
@My autism is exacerbated saying this, but I'm dyslexic get over it you can still read through it
@@agebqjabbwq9029 it's different for every person you may be able to but they probably aren't it's not your right to say that they should get over it
@@Gabrielamerino904 Clearly they could read it just fine, the comment was rude and literally unnecessary. They have a right to tell off correcting jerks who should mind their own business.
No one asked you to come in here all goody goody like trying to protect everyone and stuff, your comment is just as unnecessary as the spelling nazi. Can you kindly butt out?
@@Gabrielamerino904 what are you even saying ..
This woman is in the right career you can tell she loves what she does and she’s very good.
Yeah it's a job you dont love what you do you just know how to to do it.
She is adorable and sweet!
@@dickgoblin For some people their job isn't a job
@@Ena48145 They call those people mentally ill.
@@dickgoblin they call those people happy 😂
While being washed, the Shiba looks like a coyote! She’s doing so well!!! I love how patient and loving the groomer is to her, and you can tell she’s responding well and actually loves the groomer.
I think I heard that this week too.
미용사님 너무너무고생하세요.허리와 손목이 남아돌지않을듯~그래도 행복해보여서 좋습니다. 우리모든 애견미용사님들 화이팅하시고 허리와손목치료해줘가면서 지치지마시고~ 수고해주세요.
Not sure why I’m watching this as I don’t even have a dog. This groomer is so talented being able to get this dog to cooperate. Looks like the dog got some trust and respect for her 😊
ikr i have a cat like how will this help me in life 😭
Saaaaame. No dog here, but I’m watching this like a good movie 😂😂
@Just_J hahah agreed, the dog is cute
After all that screaming,trying to run,whining and whimpering now she’s sleepy 😂that was truly a workout lol
I have a pomeranian that wears herself out like this going to the veterinarians. She isn't as bad as this but still overly anxious and usually passes out after coming home.
Screaming and crying for even half an hour is exhausting.
@@chasey1978 that is a workout 😂🤣
@@tuckinatorinator787 yes it is lol 😂
the first time my dog went he apparently was tryna run off and then he ended up going to sleep
This girl has the patience of a saint and it almost seems like the dog trusts her, it's just nervous. (Lays in her arms, rests it's head on her shoulders, sits there and looks at her patiently while she bathes, etc.)
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Not nervous, they just hate this no matter how many times you ease them into it.
probably does trust her, definitely does not enjoy being groomed
그녀는 소녀가 아니다...
The ending is too sweet, Kiwi really trusts her even tho she was uncomfortable ;-; The groomer is incredible and Kiwi is a sweet girl.
Groomer: barely touches the nail
Shiba: OMG YOU'RE HURTING ME STOP
MURDERED BY NAIL TRIM
the “doonga doonga” tactic, i’m crying
It’s like what you would do with an actual human baby at the doctors lmaooo
@Trantor The Troll It's at 10:00.
When I saw it I died 😂
Most adorable sh** I've seen in a while
Nice lady: *exists*
Kiwi: And I took that personally.
oMg A tHoUsaND LikEs And nO coMmEnt???
Lol
I’m dying 😂
Haha nice cross memeing
@@main3240 WOW OKAY
Both jumping to calm him was so cute❤
It's a female dog
They look completely different when thier fur is wet. Like a wild red coyote or a jackal. Beautiful dogs.
Twilight Star I was thinking red fox because of the whiskers, but yeah you right too!
lol yeah they get instantly skinny it’s cute
Like a dingo
Can we give the groomer a round of applause for her amazing patience & care👏👏❤💕
she is awesome!!!!
I appreciate this comment! :) I wish people would be nicer to us groomers. We really try out best. ❤️
And guts also .
I know right God bless her. I would not have the patience.
U cute... like damn. Wow.
I died when she and her the other groomer did the Doonga Doonga. Best tactic!
I want her to do my dog!
That was very interesting. They r really good at their job.
@@Augustbeauty69 😂😂😂😂😂
Favourite part of the video!! @9:56
Yes! If they aren’t already mother’s, they will make great mothers some day. Perfect distraction skills.
와..우리집 시바는 난리난리도 아닌데ㅜㅜ 부러움에 보고갑니다ㅜㅜ 우리 순이도 언제쯤...ㅜㅜ
This is some of the most gentle, dog-friendly yet persistent grooming I've ever seen. You have fantastic skills!
Shiba : *gives attitude*
Groomer: "Execute order Doonga Doonga"
Shiba never stood a chance
Gonna included that to my protocol list
Ohh shii-
It'll be done my lord
This is at 10:00
너무 귀여워요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 시바 맨날 울고 소리지르는것만 봤는데 처음만 겁먹더니 목욕 잘하네요 ㅎㅎ
This is the part where we admit that *none* of us actually searched for this.
But watched the entire thing 😀
@@zilgill9589 Guilty as charged! DOONGA DOONGA!
I was watching a conference talk about email management, and suddenly
Still glad I found it
Why would we have to admit? We don't feel guilty you're just trying to copy other comments for likes
She's not hurting him. It's more of the sound of the tool that's frightening to him. Much like when humans go to the dentist and hear the drill.
It sounds so freaky as a human. It must be so scary for the pupper
It's much louder
Am i the only one who like the drill sound?
Very good explanation
And probably doesn’t like it’s feet touched
What the flip am I watching at 11pm. I don’t even own a dog.
Lol
Same 🤣
Hahahaha
Same here it just got recommended to me lmao
ME NEITHER!! 😅🤣🧐🧐
A grooming hammock would be perfect for this breed. She did extremely well & was very patient but if there's potential for being bitten it's a much safer option & I hear they're very relaxing for the dogs. This pup was so cute while getting a bath, like I'm sorry I snapped at you.
I have grooming hammocks and 4 shibas, they can get out of it. 2 of our shibas ive handled since birth. Played with feet daily, bathed often and they still hate their baths and nail trims. I have exactly 1 shiba who sits still and thats because he's a feral dog so terrified he's frozen with fear.
*groomer pets shiba*
shiba: i sleep
*groomer touches paw*
shiba: S C R E A M
O
Wish all groomers were like this! My aunt took my last dog to petco when I was a kid and they injured his back so bad-Twice!
My aunt didn't listen to me and felt she had the right to take him there since she bought him for me.
He needed pain killers at the vet too. He was only a 1 year old... Petco said they had nothing to do with it 😑 I learned to groom my own dogs after that.
Thts fucked up.
They should have lost their jobs
Omygad... I hope your dog is doing well now. If that was my dog I'll probably injure the groomer back
Oh hey Joey! It's nice seeing you here
And I'm really sorry for your dog 💔
Omg that's crazy! They should have been held accountable!!! I too groom my own babies. Ain't nobody gonna man handle my dogs!!! I just make my dog lay on the ground and rub their bellies to cut their nails! They always relax that way!
I love how patient the groomer is. And that pup is an absolute baby
I thought this video would be too long but I was wrong. I felt sad when it ended. I really enjoyed and appreciated this video because, with all that goes on in the world watching these videos with beautiful animals and babies really calms me down. Thank you to the creator And team you guys are helping my mental health.
“We’re going to try the Doonga Doonga method”
What follows next is immediately delightful
9:57 is the timestamp for those wondering!
@@pyrosion3240 thank you!!
I couldn't help but bounce up and down with them while watching this.
@@mikudayoooooo YOUR NAME HAD ME STUMPED FOR A LITTLE BIT BDJSBSK
the tongue hanging out at one point was so great
I really appriciate the kindness she is giving him, iv seen alot of groomers who arent this forgiving..
This is so true. I like to peek at the groomers in some of the well known stores that have grooming services. It's shocking at how they treat the pet's when they think no one is looking. I caught one groomer hitting one dog over the nose with her brush and I got the manager right then to confront her. She tried to say it didn't happen but video showed that it happened more times than the one I caught. 😢
@@222NancyG That’s disgusting. How could you sign up for a job with animals and not be able to handle them or have patience with them. People like that are awful
@@l0wfye A lot people just need work, very limited training for handling difficult pets, and time constraints/low pay means high stress and less patients.
Yes, I agree a groomer should be a patient and knowledgeable person but are you willing to pay the extra money? Most people aren't.
There is two sides to every coin. I'm a dog groomer and when you work with dogs in a fish bowl where everyone can see it puts you at a disadvantage. If your that person who likes to stand there and watch then your more likely distracting the dog which distracts the groomer. Groomer get frustrated.We're human. That being said the groomer shouldn't have hit the dog.
Yes, heartwarming.
I can tell why the groomer does the nails first - because the dog would scratch less with shorter nails (and that Shiba would try).
Fresh cut nails hurt more than before they're cut, they are jagged and rough until they get worn a bit.
@@lizziehan13 i think she was able to grind them down or smooth them out after she cut them
@@lizziehan13 she uses an electric nail file designed especially for dogs claws. The claw is inserted into a hole at the end and makes contact with a rotating file. She moves this tool in a circular motion which rounds out the end of the fresh cut nail.
They always cut nails first
@@katcoe1079 I gotta get me one of those for my Min Pin. I swear, she's such a drama queen when it comes to her paws... 🙄
The hug-drying is so real! Some dogs only accept being dried like that. It's not handy at all, but i cant help but find it adorable 💞
시바견주인데요...^^ 일차적으로 이
애는 주인도 감당못하지만 남을 무느니 ㅋㅋㅋ 나를 무는게
나아서.........절대 안맡깁니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ죄송해서...ㅋㅋㅋ 입마개 안하고 하셨다니
존경합니다..^^ 우리집애는
발톱은 아직도 병원가서 저랑 선생님이랑 같이 해요..ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
힘내세요❤️ 화이팅 ❤️
와...힘드시겠어요 우리 아이쥐는 발톱깍는데도 졸려서 그냥 자던데....
울 강아지도요 ㅠㅠㅠ
Aww, what a sweet dog, she didn't actually dislike the groomer at the end of the day. There's no way she would've relaxed into her arms and started sleeping in the end if she had felt threatened. And that groomer is so patient and handled it in the best way possible ❤❤
Poor guy is just scared. She handled him so well.
it’s a girl lol
@@idrinkfebreze7616 it’s a poop lol
@@ssjssgecko5411 wha
Save the Shibas
와~ 진짜 정성으로 케어해주시는 느낌이 드네요^^ 구독&좋아요 갑니다!!
Didn’t know shibas were actually just dry foxes
I always think the are just Japanese huskies
@@jailcatjones3250 well I mean, both breeds are spitzes so there's that
@@theFakeRed Spitz are sooo dramatic 😂 we had a Spitz mix and by far the best I have ever owned in my life. But she was a full fledged drama QUEEN 👸 her additude omL 😂
I miss my sweet girl so much
@It’s free Real estate the comment is saying that it looks like a fox when wet. ffs use your head
@@bob_kat7160 no need to be rude
I'm a groomer. This is excellent handling, cool and calm approach is key to a successful groom. She does not respond when the dog reacts and stays loving but firm. Excellent, excellent!!!
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As a groomer, too, I agree. The child will never trust you if you don't act calm around them. If you're not calm you will never build up enough trust for a successful kidnapping.
@@interrexclamacion hold up
@@interrexclamacion AHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAH
@@interrexclamacion wait what?😳🤣
I’ve got two shibas and they’re a nightmare for screaming! The amount of times my two have been mildly inconvenienced and have just started screaming in public is outstanding
AWOOOOOOOOOOOOKOO
sorry I'll see myself out
My pug does that. If you so much as graze his paw with your foot he screams like he’s been stabbed.
Honestly that's a mood though
I react to mild inconvenience like that and I'm a human
Growing up, my parents had 2 shibas. One when I was a child and another when I was a late teen. Both were females and amazing dogs. The first one unfortunately came from an abusive owner. How that happened is a mystery to me. She was super well behaved, possibly out of fear. She never whined about baths, nail trims or anything of the sort. The 2nd one however was a real baby about it. It was funny though. With all the teeth showing and yipping, she never growled or actually bit. And the moments after her baths were hilarious because she would run up and down the hallway and run circles in the living room. I feel like it was a game to her and she just liked to be babied. Her love never wavered.
Sounds like a duplicate of mine, that is the second one.
This is one skilled and brave groomer! Fearful dogs deliver the worst bites!
Wouldn’t you if you were afraid
@@wendyzest3219 oh please
@@bryysexy indeed I would never bite
I would piss and shit on them and run
@@halfbl00d55 LMFAO I'M WHEEZING
Poor pooch. It wasn’t being mean, just terrified and reacting accordingly. She did well showing patience.
I love seeing her be kind even when the dog is snapping etc, it's cathartic to watch someone earn an animal's trust
Maybe after he gets a few more groom visits he can be less scared
not just patience but incredible knowledge of how to handle the situation...such as bouncing the dog like a baby...she's very knowledgeable.
I just realised 90% of what I recognise as a shiba is just their fluffy fur.
We all did 😂😂
She looks like a little fox when she's wet ❤️
@@nicolafoskett6004 More like a dingo.
@@SanLelo09 A DINGO STOLE MY BABY!!!!
Wow, this was amazing to watch. The love, empathy and compassion you showed that Shiba, is so heartwarming to watch.
You truly understand the breed, and I'm so happy to see, you learned how to treat them, on their terms, instead of just saying no to handling them altogether.
I actually though she looked very comfortable and safe with you, throughout the video.
As if she knew you were just trying to help, and looked like she tried to keep the tantrums to a minimum. What a lovely dog.
This made my day. Thank you so much
I came here because I was recommended this, stayed for the cute inu and the gentle groomer 🥺
I love how when a dog is being treated gently and kindly, they've got the most beautiful facial reactions. You can definitely tell alot about a person just on how they treat animals alone.
No you tell a lot by how they treat children or elderly people. Animals are easy to look after.
@@CannabrannaLammer animals can definitely sense if someone had hood energy or bad energy, people not so much it’s always 50/50 with people
@@CannabrannaLammer why not all 3?
Everything about this video is adorable. The dog is just scared and this woman cares enough to work with her and probably get her to like it over time.
The dog is scared because the dog is gonna be eaten for supper that night
@@eragonshadeslayer1 what? 🧍♀️
@@TenArchive chinese, japanese, and koreans eat dogs, dog is a delicacy there same as beef from cows is a delicacy here in the states
Actually shibas are not easy to bath at all... it takes a lot of times... you need to be veryyyy patient...
@@getuliocunha4766 i got a pitbull and i can can giver her a bath just fine with no problems at all, its got nothing to do with the breed its all about trust, if the dog trusts you that dog will do anything you tell him/her to do without question, if the dog does not trust you then yeah your gonna have problems pretty quick... same concept with horses if the horse trusts your that horse will go into war without hesitation, but if that horse does not trust you youll be bucked off pretty quick
정말 기린쌤 소통과 사랑으로 일하시는거 같아요 👏
You can tell that even though she is obviously terrified, she trusts that groomer. So precious 💜
My dog knows she gets cookies afterwards so she does her best to behave even though nails getting clipped scares her 😭 she is precious
What a smart dog! Cookies make everything easy!
Uuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhh kawaiiiiii
I like ur profile pic (:
That's all u can ask for from your dog is they try there best to behave
This lady needs a big tips.. She's so kind and gentle and patient. Never lost her cool. So attentive to the dog feeling.. Bravo to her.. Very kind to the dog..
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nice
Dogge
So true...she made the dog so comfortable...❤️❤️
every dog groomer i have seen in yts r just like that so i wasnt that surprised
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영상보는데 제가 다 나른해지네요😂 선생님 손길에 녹아버리는 키위도 넘 귀여워요ㅜㅜ
Desensitization to new stressors is key for these dogs. Kudos to the groomer for being patient, understanding the personality of the specific pet (Kiwi). Time, patience, and practice makes all of the difference. As well as having empathy. 😁💜
I love how calm she was when she was cutting the dog’s nails! She knew she was scared and wasn’t scared of her baring her teeth. You were very gentle with her!
Yeah, Shiba's can look scary and menacing pretty often, but they don't bite very hard, haha. Like you see at the end.
This dog is doing a lot of lip licking. This is a sign that the dog doesn't want to bite you. Although it is baring its teeth and lunging, they're not serious ill intended bites. It's when their lips are tight, that's when you want to be concerned.
But, that's just been my experience working with dogs.
This is how shibas are, they pretend to be wolves...lol
@@nothanks1239 true, that's how it is
The best. This was a joy to watch.
시바견은 미용비용 5배는 더 받아야 할듯... 진을 홀랑 다 빼네
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 둥가둥가가 개한테도 통하는군욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 인내심과 새심함으로 끝까지 하셔서 리스펙