The LONGEST groom I've EVER done! | The Komondor Dog
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The cutest mop I’ve ever seen
Mop with a tongue
@@michaelraymon111Mop that eats
@@half9777 and poops too
😂😂😂
once you've seen whoopi goldberg, every mop is cute
The fact that this is the owners first dog and he is taking such good care of the coat shows that intense research was done about the breed he was selecting! Well done!
Makes me wonder if Max is participating in dog shows. A Komondor's coat can be trimmed short so that it doesn't cord, which isn't detrimental if it's a family pet and not an active working dog. Of course the long cords are what make the dog striking and iconic, but it's not a requirement any more than the classic poodle "poof" is.
@@HeavyTopspinI kind of like the way short-coated Komondors and Pulik look. They look so close to my beloved Pumi, I can’t help but smile every time I see those.
He picked one of the hardest dogs to groom for his 1st dog
Dude the coat looks so bad wtf are you talking about it’s tangled and matted to fuck are you blind
He can’t even fucking see
ITS THE FACT THAT I JUST LEARNED HOW TO DRY MY LOCS EFFICIENTLY FROM A DOG GROOMING VIDEO 🤣 🤣 I LOVE IT!!!!! 😉
That is quite funny 😂
Yes, she's an excellent teacher!
Very glad for you. Just curious: didn’t the person who made your locs give care instructions?
@@huskybaiano3994maybe homemade ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Same here😂
This owner really said "I'm going to adopt a dog and love it like my child" and meant it. Kudos to them.
This dog looks like the Bulgarian dance costumes…
dogs are freezing in the shelter, I have all the info
@@MarkEstavillo-fx6pndogs in shelters may not be everyone’s style. I got 4 rescue cats but 6 dogs that I’ve either bred myself or have bought from a breeder
This is because I’m severely allergic to many types of dogs but have figured out that I have one specific breed of dog, which is rare and is not found anywhere near a shelter in my native.
The cats are just some that either showed up as a day old bottle baby and I spent 6 months on getting back to a healthy state, or… we went to a shelter
I will also say that dogs are generally more high maintenance than cats since most cats are just like “this is my trash goblin I found behind the dumpster and he likes to eat dirty socks but otherwise he’s fine”
Thanks for your kind comments. 2 days after this video I was weeding in the garden and I turned around to see Maximus digging up the grass, stuck his big head in the dirt, and looked at me as if to say “ how about that for grooming “ I wanted cry but laughed it off.
You're his owner? Good job on how well you've trained him and cared for his coat!
You are a phenomenal dog owner! He’s beautiful, well trained and obviously well loved
You have a gorgeous, adorable dog and props to you for taking such good care of him!
Congratulations on the good work with Maximus! Amazing results :D
Owning and actually properly caring for a dog like this is very impressive - especially since it's your first dog! He's a gorgeous boy
The owner looks like they take really good care of them! Extra impressive that it's their first dog!
SERIOUSLYYY!! When she said it was his first dog I was just like 😳
My first dog was an Old English Sheepdog. I brushed her Wednesday & Sunday nights, had her professionally groomed in May and December. She rarely had mats. She was 14 when she passed. Needless to say, our next 3 dogs had smooth coats.❤
It blew my god damn mind when she said that
I guess some people just really like a challenge
This also means they did their research before getting the dog as well. They knew about the work that is needed to go into the grooming care.
This is remarkably similar to how locs / dreadlocks are properly cared for. Shampoo regularly with diluted shampoo, rinsed extremely thoroughly, dried very thoroughly, and separated to maintain the established “cords”. Suppose it’s deceptively high maintenance when done correctly, unless you already know the process! ☺️ Max looked great after his wonderful & attentive groom! Great job & very informative and insightful!
I have never seen one in person. And wondered about the grooming requirements. That would be an expensive dog to maintain with a groomer. He looks amazing. Very well behaved. Owner gets 110% of my congratulations on that work.
I was just thinking that. They must be really rare here in America. I’ve only seen them on TV as a child a long time ago.
They are originally from Hungary.
They are ancient hungarian breed ❤
I know one in person, only one, and I've worked with dogs all my life. Also I have dreadlocks so I understand how much work these dogs' coats require. But it's amazing how soft/sheeplike their cords feel! -- compared to human "cords"/dreadlocks. Also his cords keep him cool in summer as well as warm in winter, because the white color reflects sun. Mine are black, so in summer I have to wear a sun hat else mine get too hot.
@@zxyatiywariii8do you need to pull them apart like the dog’s? I’ve heard you have to twist your hair to keep them.
Props to the first-time dog owner taking such good care of such a difficult coat! 👏🏻👏🏻
This is one of the best dogs ever! Max endured 6 hrs without any signs of frustration. What a good boy❤👏👏
Absolutely beautiful all around!
Wow. Just wow. What a great dog!
I agree! I wonder if Max felt awesome at the end? I have dreadlocks myself, and they feel wonderful after a good shampoo and rinse and loc-definition, so maybe his do, too?
6 hours grooming!?!?! To own and care for a dog like that you must be a fountain of love and patience. And well behaved too!
It don't really take that long... usually about 2.5 to 3.5 hours of work most is drying time
Congrats for the owner to have a so well behaved komondor like first dog! That's a real challenge. It's so autonom. Originally, they were alone with the sheeps, they don't herd them, they protect them. In Hungary, there is a saying: the komondor will never lick the hand of his owner, but it would die for him.
The little ponytail of cords at the end is EVERYTHING. Huge respect for the owner for both maintaining the dog so well on their own, and for socializing Max so well. Definite good boy mop, 10/10.
was just about to comment about his little pony ! cutest thing ever, really took me by surprise lol ❤
I'd say it's more like a top knot, myself.
@@GustSergeant good call, I couldn’t remember that phrase lol
Yes!!! I was like, “He can see!!!” 😆
I think you cut off two much hair around his eyes! Puli’s and komondors have long hair againt dust and rain around their eyes. They used to see through their “curtain”, and do not like too much light! We had a puli, and first we cut off his hair around his eyes -poor guy doesn’t see, we said - and then he was hiding on dark places for two weeks!!
All props to Max's dad. For a first time owner, and his first dog is a Kommondore, he's doing a FAN-FLIPPING-TASTIC job.
That’s exactly what I was about to say. I’m a groomer and even I couldn’t keep up with a Komondor coat 😂 props to the owner!!
props to the mops.
As a Hungarian I'm impressed that he is their first dog and they are doing such an amazing job! We had a puli as a kid, similar to a komondor and he was a very stubborn, difficult dog to train. They are intelligent but they just do whatever they want. He was also very aggressive towards others. So again, kudos to the owners! Beautiful dog.
This jaw dropping breed is officially bequeathed a national treasure in Hungary and a source of immense pride and holy **** factor that’s one BIG dog .
I am Hungarian, hubby is English. He came with me to visit my parents some years ago for Christmas. At some point, while walking in the snow in the village, he asked me why people put white rolled up rugs right infront of their doors. He though it is against the draft. I was not sure what he meant and he pointed at a house, and when I told him it's actually a dog, he laughed. I told him to lightly shake the gate. He did. "The rug" jumped awake and run to the gate barking. My husband was whiter than the snow...at this point I explained that komondors exist 😅
This is the best comment ever 😂😂
That is too funny!!!!😂😂😂
omg I wish you had gotten that on video!
Hungary at Christmas time seems absolutely magical
Ez jó. :) A puli meg olyan, mint egy subaszőnyeg. :)
Just to illustrate how unbelievably well-trained Max is: I'm Hungarian and I grew up on the edge of the Great Hungarian Plains, where komondors are from. I've seen about 20-30 of these dogs in my life, and I cannot remember a single instance when I didn't feel at least a little bit uneasy around them. Despite their funny look, these dogs are extremely aloof and very intimidating, following you and keeping an eye on you. They're absolutely HUGE and monstrously strong. Congrats, Max's owner :)
Yup. First one I ever seen was on my uncle's farm (not really his, as this was in the late 70s) outside of Szeged and the working dogs definitely give off a different vibe from this pup. Not a very tolerant breed of strangers usually, that's for sure.
I think this relates to Kuvasz more, no?
@@tatsianapalchekh5326probably relates to both breeds, considering they’re both guardian dogs.
Those dogs were Communist. This dog is American.
@@peteranserin3708why, is it grossly overweight?
As a Hungarian it’s a pleasure to watch your videos.
Nekünk egy kuvasz - komondor keverék kutyánk volt ! Attól husegesebb kutyát ritkán látni ,a kölykei mint a hó golyok!
I lived in an apartment building where one of the residents inherited a female Komondor. She was very friendly, and stubborn beyond words. She liked the other people in the building, and they liked her. When it was time to go home (up to their apartment) the pup would lay down and enjoy herself with the other renters! She wouldn't budge until given a treat or all of the people left. Sometimes even treats wouldn't work....she loved the attention other people gave her. I really like watching you with the dogs, your skills are obvious for all to see. Thank you.
I’ve never even spent 6 hours straight grooming MYSELF, and I’ve been a bride twice 😂😂😂 Your patience (and that of the owner) is incredible.
I like how the dog gets no credit for being a good boy
I have had dreadlocks in the past. I felt sorry for this poor dog the entire video. (it surely took 6 hours every now and then to fix them, and its hurts, i think i'd prefer having another kidney stone over having dreads again)
@@arjensmit6684 well one time i get 8h session to get dreadlocks.... and i have jewish fro, my hair is look like i have a someone who's very black in family tree, but nobody talks about it...
I can make waves, it's take a lot of time but it's stil better than dreadlocks :D
@@arjensmit6684 I was thinking the whole time that Brad Mondo should do a “hairdresser reacts” to this video because his videos about dreadlocks were pretty eye-opening
😂😂😂😂😂
This is the calmest 2 year old dog I’ve ever seen in the 10 years I’ve been working with dogs. His cords are beautiful, his owner has taken such good care of him. The fact that Max’s owner is a first time dog owner is crazy and amazing, you can tell he did his research before getting a dog! That is the best thing of all and makes me so incredibly happy.
100%. With great cords comes great responsibility. Amazing first time owner.
Not to mention 6 HOURS of grooming!!! Beautiful fur baby!
Isn’t it problematic being a sheepdog if the hair requires so much maintenance?
@@Roofers-Nail-HardestWhile the _coat_ may ultimately need maintenance weekly, you can divide the dog's coat into 6-7 sections and do one section per day, which should only take about 20 minutes each. This is also good dog-owner bonding time.
I first learned about this beautiful breed since we ended up with a mutt of sorts that always had these coils form on her chest and belly. And with some digging we could confirm that there was a komondor great grandparent in her breeding history. So when mixed in with mainly german shepherd, dobermann (and who knows what other breeds) the coils had localized to just her underside. Just made her all that more adorable in our eyes of course even if the coils demanded some extra grooming attention.
I love when animals have cute little quirks about their looks 🥹
His owner/dad did all the things right. He researched and made sure he was prepared for the rigors a corded dog presents.
Stunning dog. Astonishingly well behaved. His first groom? And six hours at that?? Man alive! He's so _good_ ! So even tempered! So tolerant! You'd think he was an old hand at this! Kudos to the owner for properly loving their dog and not pampering him out of his senses!
6 hours! I don't even want to know what that costs.
@@mattm7798I think Vanessa gets enough revenue from UA-cam (and likely the online shop) to be able to give these grooms free of charge. At least I want to recall her having said that.
Which is great for her, and no shade but the products she sells on her site are IMO, quite overpriced so I have no idea what she charges for dog grooming but her products are very expensive for what they are.@@Acidfrog475
@@Acidfrog475 yes you are right, Vanessa does the grooms for free 😊❤
@@Acidfrog475Yeap, a few months on and over 2.6 million views equals a fair few thousand dollars in revenue.
*This dog and his owner are SPECTACULAR! I am so incredibly impressed with how much love and dedication that has gone into this boys training and wellbeing!*
Right? When she said "this is his first ever dog" I was amazed at how well groomed and behaved this dog is.
"I rease for the next 100yrs" 😅 max is such a good boy.
The patience of the groomer and of the dog. Wow this is a lot of detail.
SIX HOURS 😮😮😮😮
This is one of my favorite dog grooming videos, because you not only show how much work this owner already puts into caring for this beautiful creature, but educating the public about some serious misconceptions that often can cause serious problems. Thank you❤ Max is gorgeous ❤
Max's owner has to be one awesome person. To go balls to the wall with your first dog being a Komondor looking that good and that well socialized has to be a rare human. Great job to Max's person! ❤ what a gorgeous dog!
I love how you constantly make a point of praising the owner and acknowledging what they are doing correctly. And how you consistently are explaining logical reasons why a groomer might refuse a job and how that doesn't make them bad groomers. Your positivity and kindness for everyone is wonderful to see.
YES she is truly a unique and caring individual
Jup, I can't blame anyone for looking at that dog/breed and be like "Nope. Not today, not tomorrow."
He’s such a good boy 🥰
Girl, I haven't been through the video yet but I am stunned only to hear you were really taking him for this loooong journey
For 6 hrs grooming Max was unbelievably well behaved…and Vanessa so patient!
As someone with dreadlocks, it really takes time to wash, condition, dry, retwist the locs. Props to the groomer and the owner for their patience and dedication😊
Was waiting for someone with dreads to mention the routine
Was waiting for that comment too 😄
Yup, takes me about 45 min to wash, condition and rinse out my hair.
Then another 30 min wrapped in a towel, and anywhere from 2-4 hours to retwist my roots.
If I want them curly, then add on 45 min to wrap them in rollers.
It can be a VERY time consuming process.
@@flushthecatnip Hello. I don't have dreds, but I do have a question: How often do you need to do the process you describe? I'll bet they look great on you! 😉
@rodandjudibowen5665 most black people call them locs instead of dreads, as the term has negative associations.
How often I do it can depend on things like weather and activity level... so if it's hotter and I'm sweating more or if I'm more physically active, I'll do it more often like once a month.
In the cooler months, I can stretch it out to every other month. My scalp doesn't produce a lot of oils, so sometimes I even go 3 months.
I don't know if you noticed in the video when she was separating the ropes on the dog, we call that 'popping' the locs apart, it's basically keeping the roots from getting married together and forming a bigger loc. Depending on how long I wait, THAT alone can take a few hours.
It can also depend on how manicured you prefer your locs... some people like the look of a fresh retwist so they'll maintain every other week or once a month. If they are semi free forming or free forming, they'll just wash and separate (no twisting the roots) or wash and let it do its own thing.
So you can see it's a pretty personalized thing just based on how you want your locs to look, it's one of the many reasons locs can look so different from person to person.
I hope this helps! I know its a lot to read, I tend to ramble lol! 😁
Oh my goodness, those lovely dogs are a great deal of hard work, hats off to you, he looked amazing when you’d finished! ❤
Thank you for teaching us about all the different dog breeds and how to care for them. This is my new favourite channel x
Max's calm temperament towards new peopls, new place and 5 grueling hours of not being by his owner shows that the owner did an astounding job in training him. Max is a pretty and happy boi., but man, that's a lot of work in grooming 😅
Thank you for educating us about this breed of dog. ❤
He was panting like crazy, so he was certainly nervous, but he did his best and GWTD did great taking care of him.
Max's owner proves it's not so much how long you've owned dogs but how you are willing to learn how to care for your dogs! Great groom once again
No lol you definitely don’t dive into a dog like this with no experience. He is the exception of an owner definitely not the rule. What normally happens is some dickhead wants a huge dog to look cool and has no idea how to train one and will not invest the money into proper training or care and you get an aggressive fear biter that doesn’t obey anyone.
Congrats on surviving this long grooming session! It turned out wonderfully. 💕💞
Definitely magical. YOU are amazing. To his owners, I'm sure he must be loved.
My goodness. Holy high maintenance coat, Batman! I knew Komondors' coats were difficult to maintain, but I didn't know the specifics. I'm glad Max's owner seems to be truly committed to giving Max a great life.
I see you are a person of culture as well 😂
You mean Matman!
This dog is way too much work!
Just hand him to an Ozzi sheep shearer, 5 mins all done !
Crazy.
He was such a good boy! To sit there while someone is spraying you with water then blow-drying and fixing your cords, what a credit to his owner and his breed. I get bored sitting for 40 minutes when I'm dying my hair 😂
I get bored standing for 30 seconds washing my hair in the shower lol, I could never sit there for 5 hours and either work like GWTD did, or chill like max!
The level at which I am over caring for my own difficult coat. 😅
.. and FIRST GROOM!! 💖💖
He was sooooo chill just laying on the table while getting blow-dried. I'm stunned that his owner's never had a dog before and done such an amazing job with him.
Max's bath is an insane amount of work! You are so patient and gentle.
That’s a lot of upkeep for a dog. Kudos to owners/groomers that are up for the challenge!
We had a Black Komondor named Bátor ("brave" in hungarian) and he was the sweetest mop we have ever seen. He lived a long 13 years and was a puppy at a farm before we got him. Miss ya buddy
Did you do all this grooming? I don’t think farmers did any of this grooming to their dogs originally, I am wondering how this was managed in a practical way back then…
I had NO idea they came in black! I had to run to Google right away!
I thought that Komondors were only white and that the black corded dog is called a Puli.
@@remaguire- IIRC, the Pulik are usually sort of spaniel-sized.
Komondor can only be white.
the fact that this is the owner's first dog and it's not only well groomed but very well socialized and behaved is honestly very impressive. better than many experienced dog owners!!
I was tired just watching her do this groom. What a dedicated owner. That’s a lot of maintenance
This is what it looks like when someone *really* wanted one.
Her tub doesn't let her fill it with water. Erm, ok.
@@dimitar297 Certain types of tubs do that, even regular home ones. And she has a tub just for washing dogs, they normally don't.
He looks amazing and his owner is doing phenomenal with him, especially for being his first dog! The dirt is all gone and I'm sure the staining will become lessened with each purple wash. This was beautiful!
I could never keep up with the grooming requirements but the way the coat bounces with every movement is amazing
"I rinse for the next a hundred years." I love her endearing and humorous commentary.
Rinse soak repeat 😂
I love the way she said things 😅
Max's owner must be a real natural at dog training and maintenance if Max is his first dog, livestock guardian breeds can be quite challenging, not to mention the Komondor's grooming requirements. Bravo Mr Owner!
What a sweet baby! God bless you for taking such tender care of this furry angel.
OMG! I take my hat off to you! An immense and insane amount of work!
Also, I am always very impressed with your knowledge of the breeds you groom. Congratulations!
My mother would've loved this video. She had a dog like that as a child. Her name was Mopsy, and my mother loved her so much. Thank you for reminding me of the happy memories she shared.
I could never own a dog like this. The amount of work that goes into maintaining their coat would just overwhelm me. Kudos to the owner!
Yup. It's crazy!
Not my cup of tea either.. 😅
This video really overexaggerates how much you need to groom them. You only need to work on the cords every few months and you can also cut them shorter in the summer. Letting the cords mat a bit while not looking good will not hurt the dog either. Its literally a few hours work every 3 months, most dogs need a lot more attention than them (komondors dont need to be 'walked', they just want to chill in their territory).
But why not get cut the cords, so to speak, as it were? I have seen this done with a Hungarian Puli, before! 🤓
I love how you educate about breeds. First time seeing one of these dogs bathed/groomed. Very cool! He looks great!
Also, I hope I'm not the only one who admires your cute nails and grooming scrubs! You are beautiful!
As a Hungarian myself its always good to see these breeds reaching across the world :) I have a fond memory of my grandparent's Komondor from when I was really little. He helped me sneak snacks during a boring wedding party.
Love this story - what a fun visual
Partner in crime, best friends to the end.
this is a story worthy of a comic or illustration! sounds like such a cute and fun scene!
I’m a Finn whose family dogs have exclusively been Pumik, so I clicked on this video the _instant_ I saw the title. I really want to meet a Komondor some day, aloof with strangers as they may be. Your dog breeds are truly delightful and underrated, and that story is absolutely adorable. Did you remember to give him plenty of Hungarian “good boys” and (dog-friendly) treats?
(By the way, did I write the plural correctly? Wikipedia says that’s how it’s written, but I still want to ask an actual Hungarian.)
I agree 100% with @daydreamies - this story BEGS to be a comic or incorporated I to a graphic novel about you & your grandparent's Komondor❣️. Please say you'll consider writing it all down so that we can all share your adventures. 🙏🏽🙋🏽♀️
What a devoted dog parent. I can see why most groomers run when confronted with a corded dog. You are amazing my dear.!
You are very patient, and amazing with these dogs, God bless you
Oh my gosh - this type of dog must be so much work. And again - you were so kind and gentle with this big dog. You're an angel, for sure!
Beautiful maintenance on those cords. I raised corded, working Komondorok for many years. At 10 years of age, I short clipped my last girl to a 4 inch coat. I removed 17 pounds of clean cords from her. She was thrilled ;). Your explanation of the purpose and management of the corded coat is the best I've ever heard.
I've also worked with them extensively and I have to say, Max is gorgeous and so well behaved. Most of the ones I've met have been very intense... they remind me of Chow Chows. Also, yay for using Komondorok!! I love the plural of this breed SO much.
I have a genuine question for someone who's raised working Komondorok. Since this coat is so high maintenance how does this breed remain efficient and effective as a working breed? It seems like every time they ran outside in the mud, thistles, bugs, and puddles they would become so dirty you'd spend more time grooming them than having them guard sheep. How did people dry them and prevent mold before high velocity dryers and scissors were invented? They're a beautiful breed and I'm sure they perform well, but what makes the cords worth the work?
@@hw7003I did see many koms and pulis in Hungary. Working dogs I saw there--maybe 10?--were very matted. I was curious but don't speak Hungarians. In the city, I saw a handful, very well groomed except for one , and he def needed medical attention, imo.
@@hw7003 Hello. I have absolutely no experience with the breed, but my guess is that purely working dogs do not get groomed! 😅
@@redfailhawk Yes, mine were pretty sharp. I think they have been bred with a softer temperament more recently. My husband used to say they were like leaving a loaded gun on the coffee table. At one point I had 9. We had a large herd of goats in an area with bear and mountain lion. Coppinger visited us once to observe (back in the 80's.) They didn't like him.
I can’t imagine having a dog who requires such coat maintenance. This grooming video was an epic task. Just wow.
That is why they are usually not groomed, maybe cutting the hair if too long, touches the ground but that's it. These are flock guardians anyway, sheperds in the middle of the great plains did not have the option or the interest to do so anyway:)
But they are beautiful as they are. Pretty huge too.
Not the smartest idea to create such breed, at the end is the animal the one who suffers the most.
@@CrisTryingToBeProductive And the people who end up reading your ignorant comment. Read up on the breed and you will find the purpose of the cords. They are not for show!
And as his first dog too! Hahah dog ownership on hard mode 😂
That dog doesn't need a groomer. He needs a carpet cleaner.
Aww Max is so adorable 🐾 He was so calm, especially for his first groom. Max probably enjoyed your gentle, calming technique & he likes you ❤
6 hours & He didnt get anxious or upset at all. Awesome Job Dear & to Max's Owners for doing their research for him.
Wow, that was truly a beautiful transformation, and you have loads of patience and really love your career! You are an amazing woman! I really enjoy these videos because you take your time and know the body language of your customers so you both have a relatively good day while you are with them. Thank you for all that you do for all these dogs and cats. God bless you
As a Great Pyrenees owner, I'm loving all the livestock guardian grooms you've been doing! Komondors are such a cool breed. Most LGDs aren't recommended for first time owners, and Komondors are very high maintenance. But Max's owner is doing a phenomenal job with him, especially being a first-time dog owner.
My cousin has 2 Great Pyrenees. They are wonderful dogs.
Dog owners can have owned 5 dogs since childhood and still be retards. The amount of dogs isn't the problem, it's how badly bred they are and how stupid the owners are.
Seeing dogs with all different coat textures is so cool!!
Wow! I literally have only seen this type of dog on tv watching dog shows. And their camera time is just a few minutes of strutting their stuff for the judges. Always root for them to win but so far not yet. It’s so cool to see one here ❤
Without a doubt one of my favourite grooms - seeing all the care both you and the owner have taken to keep this beautiful guy in tip top shape makes me smile so much - wonderful
Homedude is just chillin!😂 Kudos to his owner! He's done a great job👏
As a person with locs I have never related to a dog so much 😂😂😂 the grooming is very similar to what people with locs do all the way down to separating the cords
The fact that I'm maintaining my locs while watching this. Honestly I'm thinking of getting this dog but I live in a tropical climate right now
Omg same! 😂
No, please do not get this dog just because it appeals to your vanity. This breed needs a serious owner. @@urbankutie2475
I love seeing how much you understand this breed and educate the audience on them ❤️
What a gorgeous dog! And such a patient! Great respect for his owner...
What a good boy! You gave him a shower and he thanked you by giving you a shower in return. Edit: Jokes aside, he really was a good boy and you did a fantastic job working so hard for 6 hours to get him properly cleaned when no other groomer would.
Yep! Max is a Purebred Good Boy ❤️
I can kind of understand why groomers who still rely on clients for their income and not UA-cam would not want to book a dog that takes an entire work day. Because they could do many more dogs in that time. Possibly make more money and put less strain on their bodies.
If someone wants to be a lifelong dog groomer they have to think about their own physical health also.
I used to have locs for two years, before I shaved them all off this February, and it's amazing to me how similar the techniques you used to work with max are the exact same techniques I used to wash my own hair. I wanted to jump in during the video and help you. It already takes hours to clean, separate, and retwist locs every week - I cant imagine how much MORE effort it is to do that to a dog who has cords ALL over its body
Yeah I was lowkey wondering if the owner had experience with locs of his own, and that's why he was doing such a good job with them
@@InfiniteAnvilthat’s a great point. That seems pretty likely
Wow, i have a new respect for the Komondor. I not only appreciate your tenacity and wisdom to learn not only about each breed but also to learn the idiosyncrasies about each individual pup. Your videos educational, interesting, and entertaining. Many thanks!
You are so good, that is why these beautiful dogs come your way ❤
It’s so fun to watch corded dogs run. lol His owner has done an amazing job with him.
I walked into an antique store one time and it startled me when the shag rug by the register stood up. lol That one was a deep black, so you couldn’t see eyes or nose while it was lying down. It was the first time I had seen a corded dog in person. They’re beautiful.
Komodo’s only come in white, what you saw was probably a puli which come in black or white and are smaller 😊
@@ginocollalto3248 Oh, it was definitely a puli. I probably could have worded my post better. I meant “that one” as in a corded dog, not this particular breed. He was really something.
Holy moly. I could never keep up with the grooming maintenance of a dog like that. Massive kudos to the owner for doing such a great job, and kudos to you for taking on such a daunting grooming assignment! 😊
I get exhausted just from bathing my 50 lb flat coated dog 🥲 I have a high velocity dryer though and it helps a LOT.
@@lindakim3051 Oof. Glad you have that dryer! All I have is a medium-hair cat, so I just gotta brush him every so often to reduce the amount of shedding, thank goodness.
The style is actually intended to reduce maintenance. Basically, it is controlled matting and can be a boon for dogs used in transhumance - a long summer grazing circuit wandering through extremely remote areas.
A Great Pyrenees or other long double coated dog working in a remote location is never going to get the maintenance required to prevent matting, so there is a huge challenge when they come in from a long trip. Dogs like that are usually associated with practices that cover less distance over the course of the year and stay closer to settlements or cabins, where shepherds can do more frequent maintenance.
With the komondor's coat, you deliberately cord the fur to prevent uncontrolled matting, do very little maintenance of the coat over the grazing period, and can then do a major maintenance in the off season when the dogs are close to home.
@@ShadowsintheEyes my roommate had a cat and I actually kind of enjoyed brushing him! It’s satisfying how much fur comes out, especially since my roommate never bothered to brush him lol
@@lindakim3051 Hahaha! I know, it's so mesmerizing. You brush and you brush and it just keeps coming and coming! Like, where do they hide it all?? 😂
Excellent job as always . You are so caring and patient with the dogs . you can tell you love all them and go above and beyond to get them looking as fabulous as possible.
AMAZING JOB!!! You really love animals and know A LOT about them 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's incredible to think this beautiful dog can withstand 5 hours of grooming and still behave and smile like he did at the end...what a good boy! Oh yes, kudos to the beautiful and highly skilled groomer...
SIX hours 😭
OMG - what a huge grooming job!!! A big round of applause for Girl With The Dogs for taking this on. The Commodore is a fascinating breed and Max behaved so well for his marathon grooming session. Clearly if one wants to own a Commodore, the owner must be prepared to spend a lot of time and effort in the dog’s upkeep.
@lynhollon6257
Komondor* 👌✌️😎
Komondor
I know what I would name a Komondor if I ever got one 😀
Not to mention money! Not everyone is as kind as Vanessa!
@@davinawonderling9361I bet half of all Komondor & Puli are named Marley.
Caring so well for Max is truly a labour of love, lovely dog ❤❤
Watching you grooming Max inspired me to have more patience! You easily tackle such an arduous job! I salute you! 🫡
It’s really amazing that many livestock guardian dogs are now coming to your shop because the owners know that you don’t judge by the breed of the dogs that you groom!
Some of these are free too.
Kind of sad they have so much trouble finding groomers.
Wow! The ten thousand years grooming session! And I love discovering breeds I never knew they existed.
You should visit a dog show. I bet you'd have a great time! 😊
Max is such a handsome boy! This is so amazing that he is his human’s first pup pup and he is taking such great care of Max!
The applause for the owner was not even extra. Well done!
He's a massive good boy.
Never in one hundred million years would I own a dog like that who required so much grooming. An amazing breed with a unique look, and how well he behaved for all the long time! But I could not devote the time and energy to maintain this dog's coat. Wow. Great job!
My hubby's nephew had one, he was gorgeous & a VERY sweet doggie! You're such a wonderful groomer!!
Max looks glorious! I enjoyed the slower motion clips of him walking. The service he provides to the owner certainly makes him worthy of the care he receives.
OH MY. I've been hoping for ages that you'd do a Puli one day, but this is just as good if not better (a lot bigger adventure in grooming than a Puli too). A stunning gentleman, and I am *very* impressed at Max's owner taking one of these on as their first dog. That's bravery.
Yes, all the way for the puli
I had a wonderful white Puli. I was forever working on his cords and pulling out bits of leaves and sticks. RIP Mark.
Considering this is the owners first dog, and this is the dogs first groom in two years, an that dog looks as good as it does, really goes to show what an amazing owner Max's handler is!! Hats off To Max's owner and to your patience!! 6 hours of scrubbing and drying and hair snipping is a TON of work!
Max looks so handsome! This breed is very unique looking. You did an amazing job grooming him!!!
I love watching your videos! It's nice that you talk about a dogs breed, their temperament and history. Very educational. The flair of humor is an added bonus. Your work in very inspiring!!!
BRAVA! I can't help but to think about how much better Max feels. YOU are awesome for '...going where others fear to tread" and giving Max such a wonderful groom. Kudos to his PERSON, who took on the challenge of a Komondor and doing an exceptional job of caring for him on a daily basis! And finally, BRAVO to Max the wonderdog! A very good boy who allowed a magically gifted stranger to take his coat from drab to fab like a true gentleman. Spectacular video, thanks so much.🥰
I can't even imagine the upkeep cost for a dog like this. A very unique breed to see!
He is absolutely gorgeous. What a lovely dog and fantastic owners. So much work for them but he's exquisite!
Dude shoutout to Max's owner for real - keeping that coat in that good of condition for two years with no professional help? Wow. No wonder the dog did good in grooming - his owner has to spend so much time maintaining that coat!
And your purple shampoo was totally the right call! Max looked so good after!
Max has done extremely well for his 1st grooming session. I have to give his owners credit for training Max to be very well-behaved.