Im a retired groomer. I was clipping the nails on a very large, male 10 month old chow. Out of no where, he launched himself at me and caused lacerations on my arms. He jumped off the table and was hanging himself. It took 3 off us to get him off the table. He came after each of us. He knocked me down and broke 2 of my ribs. I was Taken by ambulance to the hospital. Never again!
My experienced groomer friend was helping me right before Christmas several years ago in the original Rover‘s building and we had a chow that was supposed to be groomed. He was so aggressive. We could barely even get a leash back on him to get him in a cage. When the owner got there, we had the owner come back and get him out of the cage because we were afraid he was going to bite us.
the bully breeds can turn immediately and for no reason. My brother years ago came upon a huge chow who had been attacked badly by a pack of dogs in the area. His eye was hanging out,... My brother took him to the vets patched him up and brought him to his house. Pooch they called him. When I would come to visit, love dogs, afraid of them, really afraid of Pooch, they would, thank goodness put him in the basement/garage for me to get into the house and visa versa. On one visit, as I am always up before anyone, Pooch was sitting on the deck all by himself. Huh, I went out and sat beside this boy MUCH BIGGER THAN ME. Our parents were visiting on that trip. When they got up looking for me and my brother sawing me sitting with Pooch he got our parents right away. But I could never do that again. It is so awful to get that it is so overwhelming.
@@RoversMakeoverOfficial this dog is Good. And her people have not taken care of her at all. I do understand finances can dive at any time. My 12lb bichon is so difficult, the groomers say no, I'm thinking they fib. I don't have a good set up for grooming though. but no she is just bad. and a clown.
They couldn't even properly care for this poor dog to the point that she's filthy, matted, and unspayed. Now, will they take care of their new baby any better?? I'm speechless...
They did have a child 2 weeks ago. Probably were too busy caring for this newborn. To be able to take care of the dog properly. Babies are alot of work. And it takes people to take care of them a long time. Yes theirs 2 people their. One works. One has to stay home for the baby. So don't judge just bc all this happend! Sometimes accidents happen this dog probably gets well taken care of. The owners were probably too busy to care for her fur properly. Plus. Their house is probably a mess or this newborn is just very fussy and can't be left unattended very often even when their asleep things can happen.
@VexaA541 this level of filth, matting, and her being intact didn't happen in the last 2 weeks, or the last 8 months of a pregnancy. This is long term animal abuse, plain and simple, from people who apparently preferred aesthetics over proper care.
i have a male chow, i brush him everyday have done since the day i got him and he goes to groomers every month for a shampoo and trim, hes 4 years old now never had a problem with him, he lifts his paws for nail trim. its so sad when people dont put in the work these dogs need for grooming up keep. i think a lot of the problem with chows is there very much a 1 person dog, much like cats they have to come to you. great job as always Marybeth ty for the work you do
I agree on the fear of chows, but this sweet girl just looks so defeated, so sad. As someone mentioned, this is probably the most attention that she’s had in a long time. I normally don’t advocate for people reforming after a baby, but I think in this case, it would be best for this dog, to go to a home where someone will pay attention to her, to love her
I haven’t seen posts from you for a while. I watched for years and somehow lost you when I had to replace my tablet. I hope you and your daughter are doing well. Merry Christmas and a blessed new year to you both. You are the best groomer as far as I can see.
I'm in month 5 of owning my 3rd chow. 2, including this one, have been rescues. I have a very knowledgeable and experienced groomer who says to the dog "listen Mr, I am the queen and this is my castle. What I say is what goes here!" And they fall in line and do as she says. However, after a bad grooming experience at a major pet store chain, I only go to low stimulus environments where I can sit with the dog for the whole grooming session. I find this keeps my chow calm and relaxed and focused. I love my chowdren and treasure each day with them.
I've trained 4 Chose as Service Dogs for there owners and never had an issue with them. They were all very sweet dogs. 1 black, 2 ed, and 1 that was a light peachy cream color. Was very beautiful with his black tongue. His owner dressed him in tangerine Orange Gear to bring out the highlights in his coat. An man was he Fluffy!!!!!
Some breeds aren't meant for everybody. I just wish people would research the breed before getting a dog. The dogs and the owners would be much happier.
I LOVE chow chows so much, so sad to see she has owners that don’t care enough to brush her coat and let her get to the condition. Chows can be such great dogs with the right people.
Poor baby , so neglected if they let her get like this before the baby was born what will she get to be like now they have the baby . She is so lovely as they should rehome her with someone who will love her and see to her needs
There just are no words😢. Poor girl suffering with her matted fur pulling her skin. Dogs truly are too good for some people. Thankfully there are Marybeths in the world❤
Hi good to see your back or are these reruns I was an avid watcher of yours until you announced you were leaving UA-cam so you could rekindle the love you wanted to do in life as far as a pet grooming goes so have you come back and do we get the privilege of watching new ones you are inspirational and I learned a lot watching your videos
I have to agree that if you've got a dog with a high-maintenance coat like this and you've just had a baby & you KNOW you're not going to have time to brush her & take her to the groomer as much as she needs, a shavedown is the right choice. A year from now it'll all have grown back and her owners will be feeling much more on top of things than they are right now. If it doesn't grow back quite correctly, well. She's not a show dog anyway.
This Chow Chow is a sweetie! Too bad the owners don't give her the care she needs. If you don't like brushing dogs, don't get a Chow! I've only been around three Chows my entire life (66 yrs old), and they were wonderful dogs, all living in households with children. I think with Chow Chow's you really have to work at socializing them. Their natural behavior is to be solitary, antisocial, and a one person dog.
If they can't take care of grooming a dog how on earth they gunna take care of a baby . Poor poor dog , needs rehoming to someone who will look after it properly
I know typically chows are supposed to be aggressive in the sense of territorial, and protective of their pack. But I've never had a bad experience with one, and I've never owned one but know a handful of people over the years that have had them. Owners have told me I'm for some reason I'm strangely an exception. My friend's grandma has a black show this size. A different family friend when younger had two light tan chows that were definitely bigger as a neighborhood few houses down too from my mom. I think they're extra sensitive to people's moods, don't know, especially if they aren't frequently taken in the public for socialization from puppy age on. And typically people are already wary of chows to begin with and they can sense it. This one is exceptionally calm and sweet. ❤
What we are witnessing is a dog that has given up on life. I feel like the only reason a CHOW off all breeds would be this docile is because it has been ignored and neglected for so long by its humans that it no longer remembers or cares who and what it used to be 😞. I'm not saying I love watching Chows suddenly spin and launch themselves at their groomers, with the result being a hospital stay for the groomer (and often an assistant or two), but this is just pathetic. Ruined my whole day. 😢 EDIT: I also don't believe she was groomed 8 months ago, that looked like at LEAST a year.
Chows are predominately 1 owner dogs. Fiercely loyal , to the point where many shelters consider them unadoptable and either won't take them in , or won't adopt them out if they do. They have a bad reputation for biting children specifically. They do require a mindful owner who puts in the training work , and extra care and time put into socializing them. For this dogs owner, a see a lot of comments saying they shouldn't have the dog. A new baby especially for first time parents will turn an entire household upside down. I imagine the person who is generally responsible for this dogs daily grooming , is the primary care giver to the new baby as well. When you consider how well behaved this girl was , it is a testimony to her having been cared for well. So Im withholding judgement , if she comes back at later date in a similar state , maybe then there should be more concerns over her general welfare.
Her last grooming was 8 months prior and she's clearly been ignored since then-- food and water alone aren't sufficient care for animals. Primary care for the new baby started 2 weeks ago-- where was the care for their dog for the past 7.5 months?
@@thatvalensteingirl Just because she hadn't been to a groomer in that amount of time does not mean the dog was neglected that same amount of time. You were not provided with enough information to make any of the conclusions you came to. The fact this dog is of this breed and was as trusting and gentle as she was , is far more evidence to her having been well socialized and cared for , then the matts she had being evidence to the contrary. Further more people who don't care for their animals well beings, don't reach out for help for them either. The internet is over saturated with people sitting at their desks drooling in the anticipation of finding someone to judge and be critical of.
I had a chose bow and she was a wonderful dog! She was very protective & would get angry if there was a threat. She listened to us and was very easy to train.
@@RoversMakeoverOfficial wow thats kind of rude of the owner...this girl enjoyed every minute of your groom, just like us. she was such a good girl. thank you so much, so sweet of you! love from the netherlands.
I only did one Chow in my grooming career he was a doll. But was warned in grooming school not to take them on as they don’t warn you if they are going to bite.
I had a few Chow Chows and breed them. I had no problems with them and the people that took the puppies had no problems. You have to be the pack leader and socialize them right away. One litter had all 5 colors so of course i kept the Blue. They need to be brushed every day. I would get a Walmart bag full of fur with each brushing.
It's sad they didn't find you sooner before they had the baby. I understand your fear after being bit. I have a fear of unknown pit bull/ mastiff after one went after my chiweenie and knocked me down flat on my back. Ended up having to have my back fused. So now I head in another direction.
I groomed my own Chow Chow. She loved it. But I'm positive that she never would have allowed anyone else to do it. Chow Chow's are normally a one person dog, just like Chihuahua's
I really wish you would do my chow chow. Our groomer says she is the only good chow he grooms. It's all about how they are raised. She loves people and other dogs and absolutely loves children! She's great at the groomers. It's just like any dog. It's all about how you raise them and socialize socialize socialize!
@janesawyer3495 we have raised chows for 45 years. All of ours have been the same. It's just about starting at a young age. We have 4 different dog breeds in our house. The chow is by far the best one. Our 2 littler ones would bite before our chow would.
When I bought my last pug I had him flown in to Louisville airport when I got there the flight attente offered me a chow that had been flown in as well cuz the owner had not shown up to pick that baby up, I didn't take the chow I didn't want to go to jail but I could of had a free chow
I worked for a veterinarian. One day a chow came in the clinic for treatment. He bit the doctor’s hand leaving a long gash across his palm. The doc sutured his hand shut himself! When one works with animals you learn what breeds are problematic and not to be trusted.
I my ex had a chow. He was really very sweet, but my ex was tough on him. We really didn’t maintenance him, he was great until we had our son. It turned out the chow had cancer. That poor baby. I hope they manage her better. It sad to see her coat being removed
I have a blue Chow and have had several previously. I'm so stuck to them as well as American Pit Bull, Shetland Sheep Dog, and Pomeranians. Can't help my love of these various breeds. I have always groomed my pets because I haven't had the money for professional grooming and my mom and vet told me stories of unacceptable treatment by local groomers. I know it's not everyone or every breed. When grooming students are told what breeds never took accept, that's really sad. Okay, back to what I was saying, I groom my Chow, and he's fabulous, except for scissor work. He has an absolute fear! I have no idea where this came from, but it makes grooming around his head and feet really difficult. Having said all that, my boy loves (!!!!) the bath and the towelling afterwards. He wiggles and wriggles. It's so much fun! Keeping the hair behind a Chow's ears from matting is only avoided by brushing every day. The condition of the Chow in this video makes me really angry and sad. The owners should be ashamed of themselves.
I think this breed is very hard to train and therefore they can get very aggressive, when it comes to impulse control. It think they have a very low tolerance of it. And of course the breeder you got the Chow from plays a big part on it too. Good breeders usually breed only with dogs which are not aggressive. That's just my opinion.
It's not the breed I've had multiple chow chows and all of them were friendly they have to socialized like from day 1 they are one person dogs it's not the breed it's how their raised that's like saying every pitbull is a fighter nope it's how their raised and if you're nervous the dogs can sense that and it will make them nervous try a peppermint or gum to hide that because it comes out in your breath
I have chosen my whole life. My 1st one lived to be 21 and never met a stranger. My last one was my service animal until she passed at 13. It's all in how they're raised
should call rspca on them i have 2 chows and they should never be this dirty and matted shes such a good girl to. and i hate people who say this about chows both mine are soft as hel it is defo the owners
Hi, just checking by. Noted I had seen any posts for quite a long time, so youtube hasn't been sending things for a while. Excellent you are doing your usual catch-and-catch-up, in this case noting things as anal glands and the dog being in heat. Also like you put a muzzle on, after reading people's posts; The "don't get any warning" factor, and they are guard dogs. Good to state that it isn't necessarily the owners that result in attacks, that the breed has characteristics that can dominate. She looked like she thought the cleanup a great relief at times. Since from what people wrote, a Chow seems to need to be groomed every day, a lack would have a lot of buildup. Your discussion seemed to be on similar lines.
Don't blame the dog for this ----If the owner don't know how take care chow chow they don't need one I would take this dog anyday if I live close by ‐---It always the owner fought to neglect the animal!!!
These idiots get dogs they can't handle a respect others tone able to handle them. My friend has a.chow about 6 yrs old. He always loved me and let me pet him and loved my Afghan Hound female like you wouldn't believe. All of a.suddenhe.started biting people that he always liked. His owners are wonderful people. I stay away from him now.
you clearly don't care about dogs how have you not reported these people look at how bad that poor girls fair is. you should find another job because no dog breeds are bad its all ways the owners i have 2 chows and both are soft and i no a few people with them. i only no of 2 that are really aggressive and that's because they have had security training
Im a retired groomer. I was clipping the nails on a very large, male 10 month old chow. Out of no where, he launched himself at me and caused lacerations on my arms. He jumped off the table and was hanging himself. It took 3 off us to get him off the table. He came after each of us. He knocked me down and broke 2 of my ribs. I was Taken by ambulance to the hospital. Never again!
Oh my goodness!! That’s awful 😞
Wow!
My experienced groomer friend was helping me right before Christmas several years ago in the original Rover‘s building and we had a chow that was supposed to be groomed. He was so aggressive. We could barely even get a leash back on him to get him in a cage. When the owner got there, we had the owner come back and get him out of the cage because we were afraid he was going to bite us.
the bully breeds can turn immediately and for no reason. My brother years ago came upon a huge chow who had been attacked badly by a pack of dogs in the area. His eye was hanging out,... My brother took him to the vets patched him up and brought him to his house. Pooch they called him. When I would come to visit, love dogs, afraid of them, really afraid of Pooch, they would, thank goodness put him in the basement/garage for me to get into the house and visa versa. On one visit, as I am always up before anyone, Pooch was sitting on the deck all by himself. Huh, I went out and sat beside this boy MUCH BIGGER THAN ME. Our parents were visiting on that trip. When they got up looking for me and my brother sawing me sitting with Pooch he got our parents right away. But I could never do that again. It is so awful to get that it is so overwhelming.
@@RoversMakeoverOfficial this dog is Good. And her people have not taken care of her at all. I do understand finances can dive at any time. My 12lb bichon is so difficult, the groomers say no, I'm thinking they fib. I don't have a good set up for grooming though. but no she is just bad. and a clown.
They couldn't even properly care for this poor dog to the point that she's filthy, matted, and unspayed. Now, will they take care of their new baby any better?? I'm speechless...
They had a HUMAN baby. I'm hoping it gets bathed and it doesn't mat.
Dogs are not people. Stop making weird comparisons
They did have a child 2 weeks ago. Probably were too busy caring for this newborn. To be able to take care of the dog properly. Babies are alot of work. And it takes people to take care of them a long time. Yes theirs 2 people their. One works. One has to stay home for the baby. So don't judge just bc all this happend! Sometimes accidents happen this dog probably gets well taken care of. The owners were probably too busy to care for her fur properly.
Plus. Their house is probably a mess or this newborn is just very fussy and can't be left unattended very often even when their asleep things can happen.
@VexaA541 this level of filth, matting, and her being intact didn't happen in the last 2 weeks, or the last 8 months of a pregnancy.
This is long term animal abuse, plain and simple, from people who apparently preferred aesthetics over proper care.
Poor sweet baby. This is one of the best behaved dog's I've seen, she must know you're helping her.
Probably the most attention she's had in a long time poor baby ❤
What a sweet girl!!
Makes me mad, irresponsible dog owners ( or any pet).
Thank you for helping this lovely lady❤️
This poor baby didn't deserve this! I miss my Chow so much! Beautiful and loyal dogs!
i have a male chow, i brush him everyday have done since the day i got him and he goes to groomers every month for a shampoo and trim, hes 4 years old now never had a problem with him, he lifts his paws for nail trim. its so sad when people dont put in the work these dogs need for grooming up keep. i think a lot of the problem with chows is there very much a 1 person dog, much like cats they have to come to you. great job as always Marybeth ty for the work you do
It’s nice seeing you back. I am in awe that you’re still grooming even with all the pain in your hands/wrists.
Do you still enjoy grooming?
Yes I do!
I'm so glad you are back grooming. ❤❤
I agree on the fear of chows, but this sweet girl just looks so defeated, so sad. As someone mentioned, this is probably the most attention that she’s had in a long time. I normally don’t advocate for people reforming after a baby, but I think in this case, it would be best for this dog, to go to a home where someone will pay attention to her, to love her
That matting didn’t happen in 2 weeks…..
I haven’t seen posts from you for a while. I watched for years and somehow lost you when I had to replace my tablet. I hope you and your daughter are doing well. Merry Christmas and a blessed new year to you both. You are the best groomer as far as I can see.
She's so being so good.
I'm in month 5 of owning my 3rd chow. 2, including this one, have been rescues. I have a very knowledgeable and experienced groomer who says to the dog "listen Mr, I am the queen and this is my castle. What I say is what goes here!" And they fall in line and do as she says. However, after a bad grooming experience at a major pet store chain, I only go to low stimulus environments where I can sit with the dog for the whole grooming session. I find this keeps my chow calm and relaxed and focused.
I love my chowdren and treasure each day with them.
I've trained 4 Chose as Service Dogs for there owners and never had an issue with them. They were all very sweet dogs. 1 black, 2 ed, and 1 that was a light peachy cream color. Was very beautiful with his black tongue. His owner dressed him in tangerine Orange Gear to bring out the highlights in his coat. An man was he Fluffy!!!!!
Some breeds aren't meant for everybody. I just wish people would research the breed before getting a dog. The dogs and the owners would be much happier.
I love how the owners can afford to have a baby but can’t take care of their dog.
If they can afford a baby I think they can afford a dog 😅
Marybeth, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I LOVE chow chows so much, so sad to see she has owners that don’t care enough to brush her coat and let her get to the condition. Chows can be such great dogs with the right people.
Poor baby , so neglected if they let her get like this before the baby was born what will she get to be like now they have the baby . She is so lovely as they should rehome her with someone who will love her and see to her needs
What would be best is for that dog to be rehomed with someone who will put in the time to either take care of it
There just are no words😢. Poor girl suffering with her matted fur pulling her skin. Dogs truly are too good for some people.
Thankfully there are Marybeths in the world❤
Merry Christmas Mary Beth to you, your dad and your daughter 🎄🤶🎅 and Happy New Year 2025 🎉🎉
Hi good to see your back or are these reruns I was an avid watcher of yours until you announced you were leaving UA-cam so you could rekindle the love you wanted to do in life as far as a pet grooming goes so have you come back and do we get the privilege of watching new ones you are inspirational and I learned a lot watching your videos
All the new videos have the month and year in the lower left hand corner at the beginning of the videos
I have to agree that if you've got a dog with a high-maintenance coat like this and you've just had a baby & you KNOW you're not going to have time to brush her & take her to the groomer as much as she needs, a shavedown is the right choice. A year from now it'll all have grown back and her owners will be feeling much more on top of things than they are right now. If it doesn't grow back quite correctly, well. She's not a show dog anyway.
This Chow Chow is a sweetie! Too bad the owners don't give her the care she needs. If you don't like brushing dogs, don't get a Chow! I've only been around three Chows my entire life (66 yrs old), and they were wonderful dogs, all living in households with children. I think with Chow Chow's you really have to work at socializing them. Their natural behavior is to be solitary, antisocial, and a one person dog.
I love watching your videos they have helped me through some rough times there so relaxing and satisfying to watch there transformation ❤
If they can't take care of grooming a dog how on earth they gunna take care of a baby . Poor poor dog , needs rehoming to someone who will look after it properly
im so sad we didnt get to see the final groom after that whole video :(
Good to see you again. Have a blessed Christmas and New Year 🎉❤ Linda from MI... always watched your channel before😊
I know typically chows are supposed to be aggressive in the sense of territorial, and protective of their pack. But I've never had a bad experience with one, and I've never owned one but know a handful of people over the years that have had them. Owners have told me I'm for some reason I'm strangely an exception. My friend's grandma has a black show this size. A different family friend when younger had two light tan chows that were definitely bigger as a neighborhood few houses down too from my mom.
I think they're extra sensitive to people's moods, don't know, especially if they aren't frequently taken in the public for socialization from puppy age on. And typically people are already wary of chows to begin with and they can sense it. This one is exceptionally calm and sweet. ❤
They had a baby 2 weeks ago... did they, in the time she was pragnent, take a brush to comb the dog???? Poor doggi 🙈🤬
No, the last groom was 8 months prior to this groom.
16 years...congratulations!!! 😊
Is there a part 2?
What we are witnessing is a dog that has given up on life. I feel like the only reason a CHOW off all breeds would be this docile is because it has been ignored and neglected for so long by its humans that it no longer remembers or cares who and what it used to be 😞.
I'm not saying I love watching Chows suddenly spin and launch themselves at their groomers, with the result being a hospital stay for the groomer (and often an assistant or two), but this is just pathetic. Ruined my whole day. 😢
EDIT: I also don't believe she was groomed 8 months ago, that looked like at LEAST a year.
Chows are predominately 1 owner dogs. Fiercely loyal , to the point where many shelters consider them unadoptable and either won't take them in , or won't adopt them out if they do. They have a bad reputation for biting children specifically. They do require a mindful owner who puts in the training work , and extra care and time put into socializing them.
For this dogs owner, a see a lot of comments saying they shouldn't have the dog. A new baby especially for first time parents will turn an entire household upside down. I imagine the person who is generally responsible for this dogs daily grooming , is the primary care giver to the new baby as well.
When you consider how well behaved this girl was , it is a testimony to her having been cared for well.
So Im withholding judgement , if she comes back at later date in a similar state , maybe then there should be more concerns over her general welfare.
Her last grooming was 8 months prior and she's clearly been ignored since then-- food and water alone aren't sufficient care for animals.
Primary care for the new baby started 2 weeks ago-- where was the care for their dog for the past 7.5 months?
@@thatvalensteingirl Just because she hadn't been to a groomer in that amount of time does not mean the dog was neglected that same amount of time.
You were not provided with enough information to make any of the conclusions you came to. The fact this dog is of this breed and was as trusting and gentle as she was , is far more evidence to her having been well socialized and cared for , then the matts she had being evidence to the contrary. Further more people who don't care for their animals well beings, don't reach out for help for them either.
The internet is over saturated with people sitting at their desks drooling in the anticipation of finding someone to judge and be critical of.
Why don't they get reported! Are they going to send her back to be neglected and possibly bred again?! Poor baby girl. I would not give her back.
Poor baby, she must’ve been in so much pain with those matts 😢
No reason for this poor dog to be in this state, how wouldn't you your dog is in heat !!! Long hair no excuse 😢😢😢
That dogs grooming needs have been so badly neglected that I couldn’t even tell it was a Chow x x
I had a chose bow and she was a wonderful dog! She was very protective & would get angry if there was a threat. She listened to us and was very easy to train.
Don't people brush their pets ...ever? This is serious neglect. Tell them the dog ran away.... she should not be returned to these people.
she was a good girl for u!! I want to see her all done. hope theres a second video?
The owner came for pick up before I was finished with her so I didn’t have time to record the final clip.
Oh that's too bad.@RoversMakeoverOfficial
@@RoversMakeoverOfficial wow thats kind of rude of the owner...this girl enjoyed every minute of your groom, just like us. she was such a good girl. thank you so much, so sweet of you! love from the netherlands.
My childhood dog was a chow chow. They're not for the weak as far as training and socializing. We were lucky enough that she was good for the groomer.
I only did one Chow in my grooming career he was a doll. But was warned in grooming school not to take them on as they don’t warn you if they are going to bite.
Neather do rottweilers! They don't warn you they just bite.
I had a few Chow Chows and breed them. I had no problems with them and the people that took the puppies had no problems. You have to be the pack leader and socialize them right away. One litter had all 5 colors so of course i kept the Blue. They need to be brushed every day. I would get a Walmart bag full of fur with each brushing.
That is the most ridiculous and sad thing thing I've ever seen. Whoever "owned" her shouldn't.
Ridiculous. They have a baby so they let the dog fend for itself? She should be rejoined; they don’t deserve this chow chow.
It's sad they didn't find you sooner before they had the baby. I understand your fear after being bit. I have a fear of unknown pit bull/ mastiff after one went after my chiweenie and knocked me down flat on my back. Ended up having to have my back fused. So now I head in another direction.
Why hasn't the lady been "fixed?"
Exactly! Would reduce the chance of breast cancer .
She acts sedated to me. She is a beautiful dog and I'm sure she feels so much better.
She’s not.
But I will say this dog seems very calm
I think she knew you were helping her.
I groomed my own Chow Chow. She loved it. But I'm positive that she never would have allowed anyone else to do it. Chow Chow's are normally a one person dog, just like Chihuahua's
She's a sweet Chow ❤
I really wish you would do my chow chow. Our groomer says she is the only good chow he grooms. It's all about how they are raised. She loves people and other dogs and absolutely loves children! She's great at the groomers. It's just like any dog. It's all about how you raise them and socialize socialize socialize!
Training helps, but breed does matter.
@janesawyer3495 we have raised chows for 45 years. All of ours have been the same. It's just about starting at a young age. We have 4 different dog breeds in our house. The chow is by far the best one. Our 2 littler ones would bite before our chow would.
When I bought my last pug I had him flown in to Louisville airport when I got there the flight attente offered me a chow that had been flown in as well cuz the owner had not shown up to pick that baby up, I didn't take the chow I didn't want to go to jail but I could of had a free chow
you didnt show the end effect :(
I worked for a veterinarian. One day a chow came in the clinic for treatment. He bit the doctor’s hand leaving a long gash across his palm. The doc sutured his hand shut himself! When one works with animals you learn what breeds are problematic and not to be trusted.
I my ex had a chow. He was really very sweet, but my ex was tough on him. We really didn’t maintenance him, he was great until we had our son. It turned out the chow had cancer. That poor baby. I hope they manage her better. It sad to see her coat being removed
Are you back to grooming? I thought you gave it up. Anyways, good to see you back!
I have a blue Chow and have had several previously. I'm so stuck to them as well as American Pit Bull, Shetland Sheep Dog, and Pomeranians. Can't help my love of these various breeds. I have always groomed my pets because I haven't had the money for professional grooming and my mom and vet told me stories of unacceptable treatment by local groomers. I know it's not everyone or every breed. When grooming students are told what breeds never took accept, that's really sad. Okay, back to what I was saying, I groom my Chow, and he's fabulous, except for scissor work. He has an absolute fear! I have no idea where this came from, but it makes grooming around his head and feet really difficult. Having said all that, my boy loves (!!!!) the bath and the towelling afterwards. He wiggles and wriggles. It's so much fun! Keeping the hair behind a Chow's ears from matting is only avoided by brushing every day. The condition of the Chow in this video makes me really angry and sad. The owners should be ashamed of themselves.
A friend of mine have a chow chow and she is not aggressive at all, but she is very stubborn. If she dont want to do something, it aint happening :P
Aww, I hope they don't get rid of this doggie because of the baby. TY for helping this chow, MB. I pray she behaves.
I hope they do!! She needs to be rehomed to a loving family that will take care of her better!
@@diane5593I agree. Her hygiene is severely neglected.
I have a chow chow & he’s always a good boy at the groomers. I think it depends on the dog
I think this breed is very hard to train and therefore they can get very aggressive, when it comes to impulse control. It think they have a very low tolerance of it.
And of course the breeder you got the Chow from plays a big part on it too.
Good breeders usually breed only with dogs which are not aggressive.
That's just my opinion.
She looks like she will snap at you any second .. I'm afraid to watch 😂
How often should you bathe a dog?
It's not the breed I've had multiple chow chows and all of them were friendly they have to socialized like from day 1 they are one person dogs it's not the breed it's how their raised that's like saying every pitbull is a fighter nope it's how their raised and if you're nervous the dogs can sense that and it will make them nervous try a peppermint or gum to hide that because it comes out in your breath
I have chosen my whole life. My 1st one lived to be 21 and never met a stranger. My last one was my service animal until she passed at 13. It's all in how they're raised
Yes, I stopped at the second growl with. Chow and considered myself
lucky
What happened? Do we need a part 2?
They are not aggressive. If trained properly they can be great pets.
Yes they are.
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1:50 looks like a lion ❤
should call rspca on them i have 2 chows and they should never be this dirty and matted shes such a good girl to. and i hate people who say this about chows both mine are soft as hel it is defo the owners
Hi, just checking by. Noted I had seen any posts for quite a long time, so youtube hasn't been sending things for a while. Excellent you are doing your usual catch-and-catch-up, in this case noting things as anal glands and the dog being in heat. Also like you put a muzzle on, after reading people's posts; The "don't get any warning" factor, and they are guard dogs. Good to state that it isn't necessarily the owners that result in attacks, that the breed has characteristics that can dominate. She looked like she thought the cleanup a great relief at times. Since from what people wrote, a Chow seems to need to be groomed every day, a lack would have a lot of buildup. Your discussion seemed to be on similar lines.
Same behavior with sharpeis... No thanks .. it's the breeds .. for sure ..0
Shiba Inu is another iffy breed.
If this is how they take care of their dog, I’m afraid for the baby. Chows do not like children. Give that fur baby to a good responsible home.
Darn auto correct! Meant Chow-Chow!
Why the groomer complaining alot If u going complain dont do it I be glad to do it
Did i miss the ending?
Don't blame the dog for this ----If the owner don't know how take care chow chow they don't need one I would take this dog anyday if I live close by ‐---It always the owner fought to neglect the animal!!!
These idiots get dogs they can't handle a respect others tone able to handle them. My friend has a.chow about 6 yrs old. He always loved me and let me pet him and loved my Afghan Hound female like you wouldn't believe. All of a.suddenhe.started biting people that he always liked. His owners are wonderful people. I stay away from him now.
looks like a toy, pretty dog
Marybeth what happened to the rest of the groom video finished before the ending 😂😂😂😂😂
She said the owner showed up early to get the dog.
How come you don't usually groom chow chows if you're doing this one?😊
They are very unpredictable and aggressive
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"Yeah, that's not gonna work".... (1:39) time to get the weed wacker out. 😂
Aww... she's very pretty and has a puppy.🐕
Is a puppy? lol💜
Got cut short? Video that is. 😊
you clearly don't care about dogs how have you not reported these people look at how bad that poor girls fair is. you should find another job because no dog breeds are bad its all ways the owners i have 2 chows and both are soft and i no a few people with them. i only no of 2 that are really aggressive and that's because they have had security training
I wish you'd shown the final result. Disappointed.
She said the owner showed up before she had finished.
@@deborahgallagher-vu5hl Oh. Missed that. Thanks.
I’d rather work on 100 pitbulls than 1 chow chow 😂😂😂 good job though