@@wandasteeves5239 I wouldn’t call it adorable. It’s gross, because it’s a mix sold for hundreds of dollars because they look cute. It’s also not ethical.
at .01 quick and easy bichon head! lol no such thing. that dog is a saint. love bichons. so good great temperments. the asian grooming style is so cute too. the european, more natural. american over the top as always but gorgeous.
Hi there! Love the video! I have a Bolognese dog 9y old. I always thought about to trimming hin my self. If possible could you please tell me what is the best trimmer scissors and comb. I look on Internet but is so many stoff that I get confused! 😊 hope here from you! Greetings
Beautiful work. You obviously know what you are doing but I personally could not be scissoring around the mouth without holding his mouth shut for fear of dogs licking the scissors and getting their tongues cut
Everyone does it different Lindsey pushes ear forward. But Olga z does not. I guess that falls for personal preference but I like the circle to be perfect in the regular position not when the ears are perked just because that is the position the ears would be in the majority of the time
I always hate when an owner just stands there even though they KNOW it is making the dog difficult. Then I have to have that awkward conversation about how their dog could get hurt or look horrible if they don't GTFO lol
Or, when you are working in a shop situation, the owner "just happened to be driving by and thought I'd stop in to see if *!!!!BUFFY!!!!!* is done yet. No? Oh, well, I'll come back later.......................HI, BUFFY!!! MOMMY"S BABY!!!" Of course, Buffy is doing back flips on the table and it take a half hour for the dog to settle down again. The best advice I ever got for dealing with that situation came from a groomer who tells the owners DO NOT COME UNTIL I CALL YOU TO TELL YOU THE DOG IS FINISHED - If you do come before I call, the groom is finished the second you walk in the door, regardless of how much more needs doing. You will pay full price for the groom, even if the dog is only half done. She told me it worked like a charm. The real pests who dropped in early anyway never did it again.
@@DoubleDogDare54 I need to adopt that policy! Unfortunately some of my canine clients flip out when anyone enters the salon, so it doesn't even have to be their owner 🙄😅
Please be careful with the Scissors. Iam afraid he gets hurt. I had a Bichon Fris'e Girl but she died with 15 Years old. I miss her so much. She was the best Baby Girl for ever. ❤Beautiful Hairecut and Bichon Fris'e Baby.
I'm going to have to groom my two Bichon's because of the Corona Virus shutdown. Everything is closed, and no end in sight, so I will do the best I can. Thank you for your video. It will help me a bit! LOL! Wish me luck
mine must be half bichon & half squirrel because he would NEVER stand so still & tolerate that. i know it's my fault because i never got him used to a show grooming when he was younger. now at 10 years old he's too busy looking out the window at birds in the yard or our yorkie running through the room to sit still and let me do that to him. his coat was never thick either so it's much more difficult to get a result like that.
Pedro Duron she is just using basic curved shears and a basic metal comb you can get any of them from numerous groomer supply online for relatively cheap 100 for the scissors 10 for the comb or you can get expensive like my shears that range between 300 and 800 and my utsumi combs which I love that are 75 a piece. Just depends what you want to spend but you should be able to do this cut with a lower priced set before moving to higher price
Is great I see this for a first time I got bichon from rescue and is so hard to keep him in shape I try different groomer and he is very traumatized that i dont want to go to make grooming
Please bring him more often. The groomer probably didn't do anything untoward to your dog. Sometimes just being away from parents and too spoiled can make them upset.
Groomers do not start with sharp shears like this international competition winning groomer is using. We get the physical memory down with "baby" grooming shears which have rounded tips and work our way up from there to sharper shears. The more time saved, the more comfortable the groom is for the dog.
We aren’t called professionals for nothing. Grooming is an art form and we put in long, hard, arduous hours learning our craft. I can say I didn’t start out with safety shears 36 years ago. My teacher and mentor was the type to throw you in and you either sank or swam. It was her way of weeding out the ones that were truly not meant for this profession. And trust me there are many people out there that do not need to be grooming.
I wouldn't even take shears to that dog unless it was *freshly* bathed, brushed and completely combed out immediately before. When there is enough time between the bath and the scissoring for the dog to get curly again you will never get quite the finish on it you are looking for. That, or dampened and blow out and comb out the head again, then scissor.
The owner of that dog should have waited somewhere else or hide so the dog wouldn't see him. I cant stand when owners do that. Makes it harder to groom the dog
I don’t like this cut. They are so cute under all that puff of fur. I prefer my Bichon to be short & curly. He is too cute & rambunctious is to look like a girlie dog
As a groomer, I do (within reason) what the owner wants. My Bichon is my "show piece", so he gets the full fluff. And he has the coat for it. Many Bichons don't.
She is a PROFESSIONAL! She is a competitive groomer and grooms for groom team USA at the world grooming completions (all over the world, think Olympics of dog grooming). She has yeaaaaars and years of experience. She isn't a fly by night new groomer just using scissors willy nilly. It takes time, experience and education to get this good and do it safely. Not impressed on people commenting on a industry they know nothing about or what goes into the skill needed to achieve scissoring skills like that.
Sorry, but I’m only 2:05 Into to the vid and thinking she is not kind at all towards that dog. Look at how she aggressively pulls the dogs fur and keeps pulling it underneath his mouth and uses the highly dominate aggressive hold over its mouth What’s wrong with her??? I’ve seen a lot of grooming vids. She’s too heavy handed for me. You wouldn’t do that to a human! I wouldn’t let her groom my dog if she was the last groomer on earth. Glad I groom mine all the time. You never know what kind of person is behind the scenes working on your dog. That dog wants away from her and the bad energy.
Have you ever groomed a dog? Unless the dog is held securely, he could be injured. It's for his safety. This dog isn't complaining, squirming excessively or crying. He sees his owner & wants to go.
the stuff dogs have to do to keep their owners happy !! this is a saint
"appropriate size for the body length" KEY WORDS!!!!! Thank you for this I did my first bichon head today and I was way stuck at the ears.
Thanks Lindsey for the best tutorial I've seen on the Bichon head! I'm buying some thinning shears today.
What a good cut. Love my bichon to look like this. You are a good groomer Lindsey.
I have such respect for groomers, it's a tough job, u are so kind, I have a BICHAPOO I'm still trying to get her top knot, TY for the info!
what the hell is bichapoo
She was a bichons fries w a toy poodle . Adorable combo, a very cool combo of coats
@@wandasteeves5239 I wouldn’t call it adorable. It’s gross, because it’s a mix sold for hundreds of dollars because they look cute. It’s also not ethical.
@@liannamkoyan9893 you’re very rude and you sound jealous because you don’t have a cute dog.
@@lildave420 ? I have a bichon frise. He’s real breed, not a mix of two different dogs. Telling truth isn’t being rude. !Stop breeding mixes!
Such a pretty dog!!! 😍
Wow! you did a beautiful job! you definitely know what your doing
Beautiful Bichon too!
Great head cutting video. Just what we needed!!
Great name, Cosmo! Love bichons. They are such beautiful dogs. Great cut ❤️
Nice job, sweet and obviously skilled with those shears.
Lindsey, you are just amazing♡♡♡♡ Thank you SO much for sharing!!!!
at .01 quick and easy bichon head! lol no such thing. that dog is a saint. love bichons. so good great temperments. the asian grooming style is so cute too. the european, more natural. american over the top as always but gorgeous.
Hi there! Love the video! I have a Bolognese dog 9y old. I always thought about to trimming hin my self. If possible could you please tell me what is the best trimmer scissors and comb. I look on Internet but is so many stoff that I get confused! 😊 hope here from you! Greetings
If my Bichon boy has a groomer who did the same great job as you did, I will be a happier man for sure.
Thank you , I learned,perfect Bichon head
Great demonstration, thank you ☺️❤️✂️
You're scaring me with those scissors!
Amazing video!
great tip about pushing ears forward! I always have that problem
Beautiful work. You obviously know what you are doing but I personally could not be scissoring around the mouth without holding his mouth shut for fear of dogs licking the scissors and getting their tongues cut
How. Do you make. The head round. My bichon head is not round it lays down is it because his hair is thin
great face groom and very sweet groomer!
Love this bichon so beautiful 😍
Wow this is really nice cut x
That was lovely to watch! Thank you!
You are so talented
bons outils ,bon travail et une pointe de savoir faire 😉 bravo
Exelente as dicas
Bravo!! Thank you Lindsey!!
What thinners are u using
Lovely
She is absolutely AMAZING…!!!And that dog is such a good boy,not like my spoiled brat.I had my first Bichon in 1990.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💋❤️
Everyone does it different Lindsey pushes ear forward. But Olga z does not. I guess that falls for personal preference but I like the circle to be perfect in the regular position not when the ears are perked just because that is the position the ears would be in the majority of the time
I always hate when an owner just stands there even though they KNOW it is making the dog difficult. Then I have to have that awkward conversation about how their dog could get hurt or look horrible if they don't GTFO lol
That makes sense. Maybe you should let owners know that. I didn't
Or, when you are working in a shop situation, the owner "just happened to be driving by and thought I'd stop in to see if *!!!!BUFFY!!!!!* is done yet. No? Oh, well, I'll come back later.......................HI, BUFFY!!! MOMMY"S BABY!!!" Of course, Buffy is doing back flips on the table and it take a half hour for the dog to settle down again.
The best advice I ever got for dealing with that situation came from a groomer who tells the owners DO NOT COME UNTIL I CALL YOU TO TELL YOU THE DOG IS FINISHED - If you do come before I call, the groom is finished the second you walk in the door, regardless of how much more needs doing. You will pay full price for the groom, even if the dog is only half done.
She told me it worked like a charm. The real pests who dropped in early anyway never did it again.
@@DoubleDogDare54 I need to adopt that policy! Unfortunately some of my canine clients flip out when anyone enters the salon, so it doesn't even have to be their owner 🙄😅
Quero comprar um?
Beautiful
beautiful job thank you
LOOKS good 👍
Too much work for me ☺️
Good for a couple of days then back to a curly sheep
Yep. That's why I never got into the Asian fad. They look great for 48 hours, then they look like bedraggled mutts with weird haircuts.
Ja kucice maltezere obozavam ali velika je obaveza oko maltezera kucica
Branko Milicevic ovo nije maltezer...
Las tijeras no se toman de esa forma.Tiene que ser con la punta al revés.Y no se le hala el pelo al pobre perrito.😡
커브가위랑 요술가위 사야겠네요👍
Please be careful with the Scissors. Iam afraid he gets hurt. I had a Bichon Fris'e Girl but she died with 15 Years old. I miss her so much. She was the best Baby Girl for ever. ❤Beautiful Hairecut and Bichon Fris'e Baby.
Thank you for this!
I'm going to have to groom my two Bichon's because of the Corona Virus shutdown. Everything is closed, and no end in sight, so I will do the best I can. Thank you for your video. It will help me a bit! LOL! Wish me luck
should probably remove some of those tear stains.....
mine must be half bichon & half squirrel because he would NEVER stand so still & tolerate that. i know it's my fault because i never got him used to a show grooming when he was younger. now at 10 years old he's too busy looking out the window at birds in the yard or our yorkie running through the room to sit still and let me do that to him. his coat was never thick either so it's much more difficult to get a result like that.
Gorgeous!
Thank you for sharing~
Only 15 min for head 😍
I wish there were links, or the brand of the tools used..
Pedro Duron she is just using basic curved shears and a basic metal comb you can get any of them from numerous groomer supply online for relatively cheap 100 for the scissors 10 for the comb or you can get expensive like my shears that range between 300 and 800 and my utsumi combs which I love that are 75 a piece. Just depends what you want to spend but you should be able to do this cut with a lower priced set before moving to higher price
they look like a pair of curved 8 inch Kiss.. by geib shears makers, they are online look them up. geib is real good, and real expensive
Is great I see this for a first time I got bichon from rescue and is so hard to keep him in shape I try different groomer and he is very traumatized that i dont want to go to make grooming
Please bring him more often. The groomer probably didn't do anything untoward to your dog. Sometimes just being away from parents and too spoiled can make them upset.
a tecnica pode ser boa, mas a mão eh bem pesadinha na pegada com o dog
Poor doggie, he seems unhappy and just fed up
You suck!!! You make it look so easy!!! 😂🤣 no seriously, awesome job!
If there's one thing annoying it's a video showing a person's arm. What the heck use is this video?
Can you tell me what brand curved sheers you use? I would appreciate to know. Thank you
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wow. 1/4 of an inch misjudged with those shears means doggie has no more eye.
Groomers do not start with sharp shears like this international competition winning groomer is using. We get the physical memory down with "baby" grooming shears which have rounded tips and work our way up from there to sharper shears. The more time saved, the more comfortable the groom is for the dog.
We aren’t called professionals for nothing. Grooming is an art form and we put in long, hard, arduous hours learning our craft. I can say I didn’t start out with safety shears 36 years ago. My teacher and mentor was the type to throw you in and you either sank or swam. It was her way of weeding out the ones that were truly not meant for this profession. And trust me there are many people out there that do not need to be grooming.
@@mommabingz8455 amen
That dog looks pissed
Lindsey me gustas mucho ere muy bonita😘 saludos desde Colombia😘
Does anybody know what brand of shears she is using?
They look like Talyns. They went out of business a couple of years ago but you can still find their shears at booths at the grooming shows.
Why is she grooming so low?
perfeito
so mean to the dog. That is not a doll, its a real sweet animal.
Yeah, a sweet animal that deserves to be well groomed and kept and not covered in painful skin pulling matts.
Good details, but the camera man could have followed you better
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Just got my dog from the Groomers
They F* him up... going back tomorrow with this VIDEO
no j/k
Diesel v
Ahhhh..those nasty stickie-outie’s!
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Klipning af Bichon Frise
Give the dog a rest time, too stressful to have him stay still that long.
I wouldn't even take shears to that dog unless it was *freshly* bathed, brushed and completely combed out immediately before. When there is enough time between the bath and the scissoring for the dog to get curly again you will never get quite the finish on it you are looking for. That, or dampened and blow out and comb out the head again, then scissor.
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La punta es para afuera.😡😡
The owner of that dog should have waited somewhere else or hide so the dog wouldn't see him. I cant stand when owners do that. Makes it harder to groom the dog
I don’t like this cut. They are so cute under all that puff of fur. I prefer my Bichon to be short & curly. He is too cute & rambunctious is to look like a girlie dog
As a groomer, I do (within reason) what the owner wants. My Bichon is my "show piece", so he gets the full fluff. And he has the coat for it. Many Bichons don't.
I wish you weren’t being so vicious with the dog. I wouldn’t want my dogs face in your hands🫣
Watching her with those scissors round the eyes frightened the crap out of me. Not impressed 😱
She is a PROFESSIONAL! She is a competitive groomer and grooms for groom team USA at the world grooming completions (all over the world, think Olympics of dog grooming). She has yeaaaaars and years of experience. She isn't a fly by night new groomer just using scissors willy nilly. It takes time, experience and education to get this good and do it safely. Not impressed on people commenting on a industry they know nothing about or what goes into the skill needed to achieve scissoring skills like that.
Sorry, but I’m only 2:05 Into to the vid and thinking she is not kind at all towards that dog. Look at how she aggressively pulls the dogs fur and keeps pulling it underneath his mouth and uses the highly dominate aggressive hold over its mouth What’s wrong with her??? I’ve seen a lot of grooming vids. She’s too heavy handed for me. You wouldn’t do that to a human! I wouldn’t let her groom my dog if she was the last groomer on earth. Glad I groom mine all the time. You never know what kind of person is behind the scenes working on your dog. That dog wants away from her and the bad energy.
Have you ever groomed a dog?
Unless the dog is held securely, he could be injured. It's for his safety.
This dog isn't complaining, squirming excessively or crying. He sees his owner & wants to go.
Poor dog
Trreeee huggers👎🏽