Most difficult job I've ever done | Samoyed Dog
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@@woodchuck8017 yess
"You're a mess. An absolute DISASTER."
Harper: 👁👅👁
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@@wintur2856 that's so scary😭
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Girl with the dogs: "You are a mess, like, an absolute disaster"
Doggo: *smiling adorably*
true like-
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I can imagine him thinking, with a grin, "Yeah. I know". 😁
That's just what a Samoyed's face looks like, they're perpetually smiling.
My friend has a Samoyed, I though that he was just being overly cautious when he was blow drying his dog but now I know that he's just being a responsible pet owner! 😂 Absolutely gorgeous dogs, so cuddly and friendly. 🥰❤🥰
It’s really cool that you can verbalize this. Allowing your perspective to be changed with new information in a great attribute to have.
@@Kushiel89anita I don't mind admitting when I'm wrong, every day is a school day after all. Thank you, hope you're having a great week 😁❤😁
i love this positive energy y'all got going on here ☺️
@@teslamess sending love to you from Scotland 😊❤😊
I’m just making a joke from the video so no hate. Your last name is a disaster💀
I was a vet nurse. We had a Sammy come in with severe itching. Dog looked all but defeated by the pain.
Turned out to be flyblow, completely hidden under the matted hair round his tail base.
We gave a G/A, shaved the area and one by one tweezed out dozens of maggots from the holes they had chewed in his skin.
It was the most gut wrenching thing I ever had to do.
Took 6 months for the skin to fully heal.
Then, when the owner finally realised that the hair would never grow back on the damaged area, he wanted the dog put down because he wasn’t pretty to look at any more.
Special circle of hell for that bloke, I’m sure.
If you can’t perform basic maintenance on these floofs, DON’T GET THEM.
What the f is wrong with those ppl !
The main problem of people is that they get dogs as pets "for beauty and relax." But the dog is an assistant. But even for beauty, the breed must be carefully chosen under the conditions of content and climate. For this, there are more than enough breeds, and it is pointless to have a crossbreed and outbred. But people are stupid.
omg that's awful!!!! Not only the dog had to go through that, but after all you guys did, the owner wanted to end his life because he was shaved?! What a POS! I hope the dog got rehomed to someone who would appreciate taking care of the poor baby!
Absolutely crazy to know that people would do that. My family and I have a 3 year old samoyède and he goes to the groomer 1 to 2 times a month ( if really needed) and is brush 2 times a week even if we don’t have a lots of time of work, school ext, we will always prioritize this little fur balls of joy .
🤦 What's wrong with people!
4 hours? That is a saint of a dog for being that well behaved through the entire process. You did an outstanding job.
The dog deserves Sainthood!
What is Pope waiting for??!!
Dog is God spelled backwards so...it would fit.
@@robertcarter8600 Pope Shoobert I
@@mish375 OMG
@@soskippery There's a meme online of a German Shepherd walking on thin ice on a lake (looks like he's walking on water). People are captioning it saying "The Lord is my Shepherd" lol. Dogs are our guardian angels in disguise
At least he wasn't being difficult. He looked like a polite and patient boi
He sure was, so patient
Last sentence is an #IambicPentameter :).
I luv ur shiba pfp XD
@@JaneCooper190072 think samoyad are patient dogs
He was patient for 4 hours what a good doggo😭♥️
My Grandparents raised samoyeds. We had a neighbor that would brush out our dog and then spin the furn into yarn. My Mom knit a hat and scarve out of it for my Dad. They were too warm to wear inless -15°F. The yarn was beautiful though.
Would it smell of dog if it got wet??
@@crazypianolady The fur is no longer attached to the dog and the source of oil glands. So with a gentle hand wash in a mild soap like Woolite the yarn shouldn't have any doggy smell.
@@crazypianolady it was throughly washed. Just like wool from sheep doesn't stink once cleanec properly.
@@crazypianolady Actually samoyed don't smell of dog, it's more like when you wash a woolen blanket.
Yeah, Samoyed yarn is the warmest in the world.
I was going to spin my dog's fur into yarn because I wanted a sweater that I could finally wear around my dogs.
This is my area of expertise! I used to run sled dogs up in Alaska. Samoyeds, Huskies, Wolf cross breeds were a few breeds that I rescued and trained. We had a very large barn that I had taken a section of and turned it into a grooming station. It took two of us to do five dogs a day. Many people don't know about the Samoyan breed. That they are very useful sweet dogs. Also their fur can be turned into yarn to make lovely sweaters and other Angora type outfits. All the fur needs is brushing out, collecting and piled up to take to a person who can clean and spin it. I learned how to crochet and knit and later bought my own Spinning Wheel and brushes so that I could make my own yarn. It became a side Hobby that turned into a lucrative business up in Alaska. I still have people 20 years later asking me if I make those wonderful sweaters and hats. That the beautiful white lasts forever. It's easy to wash. it doesn't shrink. You would think you could do the same with Husky fur but, alas huskies are just good for being very talkative, bossy and running. They are great sled dogs and I will forever miss my 20 years. Living in Alaska. As I've moved to the lower 48 states.
Wow, that’s so interesting, thank you for sharing!
Fascinating! Again, thank you for sharing!
Are you still doing this? I'm in Anchorage and those sound lovely.
@@McKavian No, see at the bottom where it says I no longer live there? Not trying to be rude. Sorry if it came off that way.
My grandparents raised, bred, and showed Samoyeds for 30 years and my grandmother used to collect, spin, and knit with the fur/hair too! How cool to find out someone else did this!
I had a Samoyed when I was a kid, he was given to us by an elderly couple that were moving to Arizona, and knew he would be miserable in the heat. He was one of the best dogs I ever had the privilege of knowing. He used to hide from us in the winter when he didn't want to come indoors by lying in the snow with his eyes closed and a paw over his nose. I still miss him after all these years.
"He used to hide from us in the winter when he didn't want to come indoors by lying in the snow with his eyes closed and a paw over his nose" no wayyyyyyy
@@sonny4136 Samoyeds are smart. Not smart enough to hide his tracks though. We'd let him have a few minutes of triumph before rounding him up. Still, A for effort.
I get you, losing a dog especially is hard as dogs are constantly with you, just remember he is in a good place with my little doggo
@@garyowens7454 not even all humans know how to do that
@@hdofu Especially if they are politicians. 🤣
Big props to the owners for choosing what had to be the more expensive option that was the better choice for the dog
well they have an exceptionally tolerant dog. many dogs would be traumatized by an hours long dematting session.
If they'd really wanted to do what's best for the dog, they would have brushed him regularly in the first place. I hope this experience taught them a lesson, but if my years as a groomer are anything to go by, it'll happen again.
@@veryberry39 she literally said in the video why his fur was matted. It wasn't because the owners were to lazy to brush him
Big props to the owners who didn't brush and comb their dog, so it then got matted, and they didn't want it shaved so they made their dog go through 4 hours of uncomfortable dematting
@@creaturecomforts7069 you can’t shave double coated dogs. Ruins their fur and causes health issues.
As a retired groomer, i know how important it is not to shave them, but it is very important for the owner to maintain that coat. Sometimes clients expect miracles.
I hate hate hate shaving a double-coated dog, but sadly (and too often) it's the only humane thing to do because of such severe matting/pelting. I'f possible I'll clipper short instead, but even that can be disastrous for the coat. You just have to educate the h*ck out of the owners so that their poor pup is never in that situation again.
A well-groomed Samoyed is one of the most beautiful dogs ever. You did such a good job!!!
It's a good thing he was an angel temperament wise. Imagine the dramatics of a husky combined with that size and level of matting.
At that point I would hazard a guess that it would likely be easiest on the dog's stress to just go ahead and shave him down and hope it grows back well. A four hour brush out groom on a high anxiety dog is horrible for the dog *and* the groomer.
@@Tsakeli maybe a couple cbd dog treats would help calm them down
I have a Sammy husky mix. We have all the drama sometimes
@@Tsakeli I wonder if they can be shaved in two or even four stages. Maybe it wouldn’t cause the same problems as shaving them all at once?
@@Tsakeli Honestly, at that point it should be done in sessions split up. Its best, if at all possible, to avoid shaving a double-coated dog. It should be an absolute last resort. Because the resulting consequences from shaving can be lifelong, and that is a young dog. I've seen some double-coated dogs that are shaved have to be regularly shaved for the rest of their life, because of resulting skin issues and the coat never growing back right again.
“Hi. You are a mess. Like, an absolute disaster!”
Me: How is she speaking to me through the screen?
That’s literally what I thought. Like “dang how does she see me?” 😂
😂😂😂
Same
🤣🤣🤣
nah, she was talking to me :D
Imagine a massive fuzzy dog like that staring at you while you have a breakdown in the corner of the room from this much effort. I feel for them both. 😭
i had a samoyed husky mix, named Chinook, who was just...the sweetest dog on the planet. and our family friend we got her from didn't take great care of her, so we offered to take the dog to make sure she had a good home. We had her until she passed away at 15 years old.
They are commonly known as Samhusky, we have one that we rescued.
Four hours is so intense! Patience of a saint.
@moo422 The groomer Vanessa and the dog Both! These owners need to invest in the proper blow dryer to help out their beautiful fluff ball :)
I hope she charged extra...
Yes the dog was very patient!
Yeah, _at the very least_ he was _cool_ with the grooming process. Can you imagine what a _nightmare_ it would be to have to groom a dog that matted who fought with her every step of the way?
@@elisemiller13 you can sit with a human blow dryer and alternate between warm and cool while you brush them out with a slicker brush too... not ideal because it can take longer... but working with what you got shows an effort for the dog too :)
The fact that you really did the owners a solid by meticulously removing the matting deserves a praise, and for 4 hours no less. Props to you
Right I hope they tipped her well
@@miranda13c No kidding. That’s not easy. I’m sure she charges depending on either the difficulty of the job or by an hourly rate. Not sure how that usually works.
She’s getting paid for it
@@mermaidmotel3672 because she didn't suggest a full shave like the other groomers did before the owners came to her
@@antiseth3964 for groomers they don't get payed hourly they get payed based on what services the pet parent requests
The stress cackle and you disappearing behind Harper 2:54 and 3:02 made me laugh. You did a great job on Harper. He is so handsome.
I thought im the only one who does this stressed cackle. Do it everytime im heavily frustrated. It's funny when others do it...not so much when you yourself :D.
Omg. He looks like a huge soft toy that has miraculously come to life . Ahhh my heart
"If you own a double-coated dog, you should never shave them." Say it louder for the Pomeranian owners in the back, who think a shaved Pom looks cute or will overheat in summer!
Yes. Years ago, we had a Lab Neuphie and a HEAT Wave over the last two days. He would have had MASSIVE problems with that. October is coming, so his Winter Coat would have come in. Both breeds, which was his Mix, are double Coated and we would have kept him inside before we lost him in the 90's. One day we couldn't find him, and found him in the Crawl Space, which has a Cement Flooring. Niles was never shaved, but we took care of his undercoat when we knew it would be hot, in July & August!
No, no, no Pom owners please! They need their fur to keep them cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
We have a pom and we had to shave him because of surgery- the hair never grew back. We get asked this all the time.
I honestly don’t understand why people think it’s their business to tell someone they can’t or can shave their dog if they want to. Dogs like samoyeds don’t get extreme matting overnight, which means the owners of this dog were not brushing him daily. Why get a dog you can’t upkeep? I see this too often with long haired breeds, and then they cry about the groomer not wanting to spend 3+ hours de-matting their dog.
Personally I think most doodle mixes are unsanitary with a beard and mustaches, but it’s not my place to tell an owner that they shouldn’t have their dog look like that.
There are many reasons why people decide to shave their pets. I rather someone recognize the fact that they can’t keep up with grooming and shave their dog, than keep the hair “for aesthetics” but the poor dog is suffering from matting pulling on their skin.
@@KatanaKatz you do realize doodles are not double coated dogs right?? you shouldn't shave a double coated dog because you will mess up its natural temperature regulation system. doodles/poodles are another story.
Thank you for taking a minute to explain that matting isn’t always caused by neglect or bad owners. I prefer to own dogs with a smooth, short coat so this was educational for me
Seriously! Every time my fluffy dog gets mattes I always feel like a bad fur mom. Even if I’m brushing her everyday. This is great info!!! Now I gotta go invest in dryer for my girl 🥰
And the explanation of the double coat was good information, too!
@@sarahjackson2889 idk what dog you have but a lot of the time when ppl wonder why their dogs still matt when they brush everyday it's bc they're not using the right brushes for their dogs coat. just another possible reason you may want to look into, if applicable
Matting is the owners fault and if you are brushing daily and it’s still matted it’s because you are brushing it wrong. That’s it.
@@celestialkhaos that’s not such a big deal :) and I def understand why ppl can’t or don’t want to brush their dogs. It can be difficult: in that case take to groomer more regularly.
You are hands down one of the best groomers i have seen. ive worked around dozens. you give great advice, with examples and plenty of information that is ACCURATE and not just top 5 myths about the breed. you even address some myths. my long haired brindle chow mix loves grooming (its how i got him to be comfortable with me after his owners surrendered him to us) hes 18 years old and still has his puppy days. first dog of my life, i got him around 8 years old. best thing in the world to me. never imagined to have such companionship in my life.
18 years old? That's amazing!
Wish chows weren't so aggressive cause they are super fluffy
We used to dry our Samoyeds with Shop Vacs that we put in reverse. That's actually how we blew their coats out at home twice a year. The garage looked like Christmas every time, haha. You did an excellent job, those coats are no joke, and they took us hours as well. Luckily Samoyeds have such patient dispositions, because man are they work, haha.
Also, his aroo-roo at the end sent me, I miss that with our Sammys. 💕
You were so lucky he's such a zenlike boy. Imagine 4 hours with Koda in your ear.
whats a koda
@@nameless8435 Koda is the last Samoyed she groomed. I recommend you watch that one.
Koda was a mess lol
@@nameless8435 Another sammy who's A LOT more noisy than Harper.
Right?! I was amazed! I don't think he even got the common tired/shaky legs.
"That's a good (dog) right there!"
He is too precious, with his little “awooo” at the end and his plush pillow paws.
@@crubbythebeagle57 yesvery cute beagle
His "awooo" at the end was the cutest thing 🥰
no there dog hand meat pads
The awooo at the end made me go awwww out loud 😭
Oh my gosh, the before and after pictures look so different! You did such a good job, Harpers fur looks SO NICE! How do you do it so well?!
I'm going to be so presumptuous as to speak for her. Firstly she is experienced, committed, and patient. Aside from that she more or less detailed, step by step, the measures she took in order to be able to achieve the end she did.
@@alilacherruse you know dang well that wasn’t an actual question. Lol
She shows how she does it?
Its her job? Duh
@@CJMattias I said the same thing but with more words!
4 hours of grooming?! You're amazing! You deserve a medal! Both of you and the cameraman too! The dog looked beautiful when you were done and he looked so happy! Probably all those treats and fresh air - finally! Thanks for teaching us!
Can we just appreciate what a good boy this Samoyed had been for the whole four hours?
These breeds love attention and cuddles and that is what he is getting on that session.
Also, probably some relief from the mats.
I respect the owners for not listening to their groomer. The dog is in loving hands.
@@brucemichaelgrossman4913 Watch the video, she literally says, ya dumbshit.
@@brucemichaelgrossman4913 mistakes happen
Very lucky because not a lot of groomers would put in this amount of time
They shouldn't be letting their samoyed get matted to that extent in the first place. If you get a long haired double coated dog you should know how to take care of it.
@@EcstaticObsessive did you not hear what she said...?
A very patient doggo to deal with all that for hours. I'm sure his family appreciated the fact that you found a way to help him and his mats that didn't purely require shaving as well.
Dog seemed to know exactly why he was there and if anything he seemed relieved to have someone taking all that weight off his body. Such a smart boy.
imagine how long it would have taken if Harper wasn't such a sweet boy.
Is it me or was Harper smiling throughout most of the groom? Such a gentle boy...he barely barked!
That is one of the signature traits of the Samoyeds! Its a trait that helps them not drool so much which in the cold climates they are from can freeze and cause pain or maybe even damage.
Very chill and sweet!
@@Contentmango - I didn’t know that! Why do they bark so much (or tend to bark so much, I know they can be trained to be quiet). Are they hard to train?
@@nathanwilliams2152 That i dont know sorry
@@nathanwilliams2152 Samoyeds are very social dogs, they were bread to sleep with their owners in the tents to keep both warm. Probably it's a form of communication they picked up from their very close humans.
And now with this customer you have become a stylist for a fluffy cloud.
What she said about shaving is true. Our lab had to have a big area shaved on his side because of a tumour removal surgery (not a tumour exactly, I just acn't think of a word.) and his fur is still, after abt 7-8 moths, all strange looking in that area.
Depending on his age and health it may still come back completely. I've found it takes multiple season changes/major shed and regrowth cycles before it all looks normal again. My girl had three 2-3 inch square patches shaved on her back/hips for heartworm treatment and it took almost 2 full years for it to come back completely. If any of the areas are still patchy or dry try rubbing vitamin E oil on him. Without their fur that spot can get sunburnt easily or dried out or agitated by just about anything they roll around in.
@@saintsinner6195 Thank you for your advice. He is about 11, so an old boy. The fur is alright, just a bit messy looking. It's not a problem though, seems like it doesn't really bother him. I hope your dog is doing alright!!!
You need to add butter on it.
@@mvzv3913 Bro you planning on snacking on my dog?
Acn’t?
Lady: “You are a mess, an absolute disaster…”
Good Boi: **Panting without a care in the world**
His little "aroo" at the end. So cute. Happy Harper.
Omg I stopped watching before that because I thought it was over. Thanks for letting me know about that gem
It sounded like he was saying thank you 🥰🥰
That melted me instantly
I heard "Thank You", too.
it's so great that you were able to maintain the dog's general coat shape all while relieving him of his matts! i've seen it way too often where a dog with a long and beautiful coat like this is shaved down because they just didn't have the patience to go through the dog's entire body to get rid of the matting. thank you so much for sharing the process with us!
Both the groomer and puppy are very patience.
I've seen snowballs, and I've seen furballs, and even teddy bear-dogs, I've even seen dopey-eyed dogs.
This, my friend, is a fluffy cloud.
Cloudest of the goodest bois perhaps?
😂😂
He seems to understand his coat is high maintenance and was patient. His he good owners to take care of him so well. Excellent job on grooming, he looks wonderful and I couldn’t tell he had fur removed at all
Yeah I think it’s in part a comment on how his parents take his grooming seriously. If he wasn’t groomed enough he probably wouldn’t sit for 4 hours.
Though even with bad doggos it’s not always that the parents don’t groom them. My dog hates brushes and will only sit for about 5 minutes before she’s done. Then have fun wrestling an 80 pound Aussie/Rott mix who is trying to attack the brush and run away.
As someone who's always had long-haired double coated dogs, I genuinely think they understand that we're trying to help them most of the time.
Yeah, and the comment about “the cottage” makes me think they went on a vacation near a lake or something and just let the dog rub and shake himself dry, not thinking anything of it. But the fact that he was so very tolerant of brushing and has a “usual groomer” makes me think this is a mistake and not long term neglect or anything. He looks beautiful and healthy otherwise.
And a big ass tip 💰
His he?
4 hrs...both of you did a good job..patience really is a virtue!! The samoyed really looks good😊
What a sweet, good boy!!! Samoyeds are one of my favorite breeds, next to Shelties- just the warmest personalities… but those double coats are a LOT.
I love samoyeds because no matter how naughty they are they always have this cute innocent look
They always be smiling no matter how much they messed up your shoes.
@@thatwolffe3802 *Yo bro, who got you smiling like that?*
Thats just all dogs.
@@practicallycreative6115 Harper :)
@@MissBossy i guess but personally i just love samoyeds
The loneliness of the matted dog groomer. A tangled story of epic endurance.
Lol , nice dog btw
And people still arguing about shaving them. Here's the deal. In photos of dogs I can tell even after 5 years which double coated dog has been shaved. The most ridiculous is the golden that has been shaved. If you want to shave then get a poodle or doodle. Then make sure you get him clipped 4 times a year. No variance. Because their coat has to be clipped and groomed.
I hope his people appreciated all the work you put into getting him back to manageable.
He is a true beauty!
"After a broken pair of scissors and some tears, the Matt's where finally out"
As a fellow pet groomer and someone with a 8 week sammy, I feel this so hard 😂
I am unemployed but I feel this.
@@zannis5441 I'm unemployed and don't even have a long haired dog and I felt this.
My malamute used my skull to break the bathroom door when I tried to bathe him :)
@@eclipseluna-jw1wv yay! happy times! don't you just love when your dog tries to give you a concussion?
@@practicallycreative6115 oh it was… thrilling.
Literal terror. If it wouldn’t have been a sliding door I would’ve been through the door. I got hella lucky because when he did it he ended up breaking the door from the bottom rail and gave it some give so it wouldn’t break the whole ass door
He just has such a happy face. Maybe that's just how samoyeds look.
I am so unpretty 😭 When I go to the bank, they turn the cameras off. At least I am a big star on UA-cam. So don't feel too bad for me, dear dea
It is. Always happy. They are happiest in ten feet of snow.
They don’t call it a Sammy Smile for nothing.
Yup! They're called Smiley Sammys!
upturned cheeks mean no drool :) no drool means no icicles hanging off their jowls
Oh my gosh he looks amazing!! I bet his owners cried tears of relief when they saw him. I hope they tipped you well, girl. What a sweet pupper ❤❤
i have a samoyed and they’re VERY high maintenance when it comes to their coats, it’s a lot of work but seeing him happy is worth all the sweating hours cleaning his coat
“You are a mess, an absolute disaster.” Wow, I didn’t know she could talk to me through the screen
🤣
I felt called out
😭✋
@@shim64 shut up
@@lightyellowears4093 why?
He was exceptionally patient for a four hour long grooming session!!!👏🏻
Hope the owners tipped her well!
@@hothotheat3000 they definitely should!
It wasn’t an easy word plus, she broke some equipment to deal with all this fur
@@juanm7185 a tip is for extra service beyond the norm, or if the worker has to deal with something nasty.
@@toomanyaccounts she knows what to expect when she is grooming an animal. Don't think a tip should be necessary
@@juanm7185 she deserves a tip for this, she could have simply agreed with the other groomer and said to just shave the dog.
You did a great job, and he was so well behaved. Handsome boy!
Absolutely love how calm you keep the “critters” and yourself!!! You are a master of the trade!!❤
We used to have a Newfoundland. His hair was his identity. We took him to a groomers with strict instructions that he should be scissor cut only. He was not matted, and his coat was in good shape, just getting a little long. When we picked him up, they had shaved him. They even nicked the back of his neck with the shears. He was mortified. When he got home he dug a hole under a bush in our back yard, and climbed in. That's where he pretty much stayed the whole summer.
Hope you didn't pay those groomers for that botched job.
aww poor boy :(
oh thats just sad
I seriously doubt it was vanity. I think it was the unusual sensation that made him act unlike himself.
What did you do? The same happened to my husky..my first pet and first grooming experience.i just handed him over thinking it will be ok...2 hours later he did not look like a wooly husky they gave him a layeres cut and shaved parts of his fur i was shocked.lesson learned.. i now tell them what to do and not do and i only go to the best groomer in town...btw till now my huskies fur looks layered its been 6 months haha.poor thing
I hope people watch this before they get „a cute, fluffy furball“.
A dog like this is your double shift at home.
Totally agree. Long haired dogs....and cats are beautiful but, no thanks. I'll stick to short haired pets. I'm getting too old for that.
Yeah, samoyeds are supposed to be brushed every day. Every single day. They shed more than other double coated dogs because they were bred to. Their fur was saved and spun into clothing. Way too much work for me.
@@deaaqua86 they only shed once a year, twice if female the shedding isn’t bad at all lol
@@deaaqua86 Every day???????? Oh my god.
@@pinkcashmeres Every day. Though I do note that if I brush my guy every day it's a 5 min job because things have never developed to the point where it would be difficult.
I have had two of these dogs and they are so pretty and friendly!!! I love their silly smiles. So darned cute. I miss them. And this video reminds me of how puffy and huggable they were. ❤
I accidentally discovered your Channel a few weeks ago...GLAD I did! I enjoy watching your work and your hilarious commentary along with it...I can watch all day...happy that your business and Channel are growing so you can get your necessary grooming materials.
Too bad you're not closer to me...I know you would do awesome work on my fur babies!
I did not know that shaving double coated dogs could permanently mess them up like that. Thank you for sharing such information.
I don’t even see how. Shaving doesn’t do any harm to the follicles, new hair will grow, so how?
@@MrsSinkip maybe it only causes issue if it’s the whole body? if it’s for surgery and they shave only a little part it might be okay
@@oricori9160 Maybe, but what would cause these issues in a full body shave which wouldn't also impact a smaller area? I can't think of any mechanism (besides sunburn) that would cause health issues with their skin only when a large area vs a small area is shaved. The myth I've always heard is that it "never grows back correctly" which I know to be false in the several breeds of DC dogs I have personally owned or fostered. If you find confirmation that shaving causes skin issues from a reliable source like a veterinary college then let me know, I'm always looking to learn, but I could not verify these claims myself.
@@MrsSinkip My dog was shaved by the vet for a surgery. 3+ inch fur. Just as small patch around 3x3 inch. That "odd look" is worse when the undercoat grows in faster than the top coat as it is softer. It can make grooming tricky and mats much more likely for a while because undercoat is more wooly, soft, and absorbs more water than topcoat which is supposed to repel water.
It took my dog many months and a second shed to have the fur look right again.
My current doublecoat dog is shorter haired and has like a triple shed season, I swear, he blows his coat hard in May, again in July-August,, then grows thick in the fall.. but when shaved in June he wasn't fully grown back in by October and I live in a northern climate where temps can be freezing by October. His fur remained atypically short in that area (but did have some overcoat coming in) in the winter and was fine in spring. Years later he now has atopic dermatitis that is hard to treat and makes it necessary for him to be clothed for warmth and reduced allergen exposure.
How fast the fur grows back can also depend on where on the body. Short hair on legs and face grows back faster than on the body probably because it gets rubbed off so often. If you want to try it, clip a small patch on various points on a dog's body and monitor the heck out of it and see for yourself. It's more than just "looking odd." That said, shaving is always better than pain from extreme matting, but growing it back in is definitely not problem-free.
@@MrsSinkip Please don't spread misinformation about pet grooming. Your small experience and few assumptions is not a substitute for professional knowledge.
Such a well behaved cloud doggo. Too cute when he goes "Your face has entered licking range."
It entered as a dog and left as a cloud. ☁️ 😍
What a good boy. And so quiet. Congratulations you did a great job and he looks gorgeous.
Thank you for your mini-lectures during every episode. They are really helpful to avoid some serious problems.
He seems like a really well behaved samoyed. He didn't sing you the song of his people or yell at you
I own a fluffy dog and I brush her often. I never knew why she got mattes all the time! Thank you for explaining!! I always felt like I just wasn’t brushing her often enough, even if I was brushing her daily. So THANK YOU!
That was new info for me too. Never had a long hair but interesting!
@@mee6703 demonizing someone for a common mistake is a terrible way to solve anything
@@maikurumi5277 if you own a dog and live in the city - you are an animal abuser. many believe this, and you cannot convince otherwise. its sick. sure yeah, if youre going to accuse me of demonizing someone (which is hilarious) then i shall likewise demonize the people who keep dogs in their homes for nothing more than PLEASURE and COMPANIONSHIP. theres some barf for you.
@@mee6703 being hot-headed ain't gonna convince anyone to do the right thing. U really expect someone to reconsider their views or actions wen they're being accused of thinking their dog is nothing more than a doll for them? And I never said u can't judge them. Judge them all u want. It's being antagonistic that's the problem. Since wen has anything been solved by yelling at and insulting a person? And wen did city dogs come into the convo? U have every right to believe owning a city dog is abuse or not, but don't try to start more arguments because it's oh so fun to be the "good guy" and to "fight the good fight". Humans will always seek conflict to feel better about themselves.
The only ppl that should be told off r the ones who r blatantly abusing their animals. I own a lizard and have had it before the internet was popular and before petsmart was called out for horrible things which is where I got it from years ago. It was only a couple years back when I found out I've been raising the lizard completely wrong. Fixed my mistakes since, but should I be demonized and ridiculed for not knowing the advice given by petsmart was wrong and therefore began raising the lizard in the incorrect environment?
@@mee6703 pipe down
You are so patient and caring with the critters you groom. I love watching your videos!!
What a beautiful boy! And so well mannered under difficult circumstances. You did a wonderful job on him!!! Bravo!
Having two Samoyed’s, can confirm very patient and happy doggos! The brushing does literally take all day but they like the attention so they make it easy for you
My Dad used to brush our Samoyed out in the backyard. The birds would swoop down and pick up the fur for their nests. Best housed birds in town!
@@janined5784 Lol! Good for those birds, hope their eggs are nice and warm while they’re at it!
Samoyeds*
Yeah not the case with the completely pelted Akita x husky I rescued. He was covered in pee, poop and orange grease when we got him and the person who got him out of the crack den washed him and let him
air dry multiple times so the entire coat was like a Brillo pad texture. I had to used a horse shedding blade to break into it then swapped between slicker,demat comb and doing half inch section with the furminator for months. He would have killed the groomer and gotten himself killed if we took him to a groomer because he had no problem biting and drawing blood simply because he did not want to sit up or stand or face a certain direction even if he was tolerating the brushing and we did our utmost to make sure he was comfortable. Wasn’t worth the risk as even as a 7-8 month old puppy he is extremely powerful and can really do someone serious harm
It's like restoring an old painting from the 16th century.
Intense effort and patience indeed.
I was literally thinking her narration reminds me of Baumgartner restoration
Sir meows alot
@@aazarie1610 I was just watching one of their videos right before this one.
This is an amazing groom! You were so patient and that seems to have helped him be good. And you saved his coat. What a treasure you are for the pets who need you!
What a well behaved dog! Just gorgeous! ❤️❤️❤️ You are so patient and kind to your dogs!
"A broken pair of scissors"
I'm picturing Paolo in "princess diaries" - "you broke my brush"
Best comment award 🥇
Technically he made the mistake of using the wrong hairbrush for the curly hair. Should have washed, applied conditioner and then brushed
@@EleanoraDzen He broke his own brush 👆🏼👆🏼
@@EleanoraDzen no, with curly hair it’s actually better to start with a certain brush/wide toothed comb & start from the bottom, in sections. That’s why his brush broke
He literally looks like a cloud afterwards. A giant, happy fluffy cloud.
Bob Ross would have approved.
DAT SMILE
Samoyeds are indeed just big clouds
@@straightbusta2609 Considering where they come from big cloud fur is probably only just enough for what they need.
We just got a samoyed puppy. My hubby looked at me funny when I said we gave to blowdry the puppy’s coat. They are such floof balls. It is our first pet as a family of 5.
Oh, everyone said the same thing about our Great Pyrenees. It gets hot in our summers, she is a working dog, on a farm, she has a massively thick coat, it is impossible to keep her brushed out when she lives in pasture w/ the herd. She was miserable...so, we shaved her her 2nd yr. Marked improvement, she was so happy, running, playing, cool. We've shaved her every spring since. She grows back the thickest coat every year by fall/winter...its almost that time again, & she's got a coat like a sheeps wool, LOL, soooo thick & long. There is actually a dainty dog underneath ALL THAT HAIR, she is literally half as big when we bring her home, LOL.
When my fluffy boy needed to go to the groomers, I'd brush him as best as I could (which could be up to four hours of brushing) before he goes because A) I didn't want to make him look neglected (which he wasn't, he just loved swimming) B) To cut down on the time at the groomers and minimize the cost a bit C) it seemed like the polite thing to do, like brushing your teeth before going to the dentist
We do the same with our Bichon Frise before going to the groomers.
Then again I’m the sort of person who does a quick spritz around before the cleaner arrives! lol
@@Smudgie33 haha, the original content reminded me of people who clean their house before the cleaner comes and then I see your comment!
Same like my miniature poodle loves swimming and his hair always matts up but I don't want him completely shaved down so I always try to brush out the matts that I can before I send him off to be groomed
as a groomer thank you!!!
Me too!
Such a good Sammy. Not scared at all. He's so well behaved for 4 hours of hair
That's a great dog right there
He takes a dry like no problem!
Great comment and replies haha
OMG! You did an AMAZING job on Harper!! That was a HUGE job! 🙌 👏
Wow! He was so good through all of the work. And, he looks fabulous.!! You are the best groomer I’ve watched. Talking about the breeds, then specifics about the client are so good. Thank you for sharing with us.
Nice to hear this wasn't from a lack of brushing on the owners part. Thats good to know of the importants of not letting the dog rub around after being wet.
of course its the owners neglect. they should have paid more attention and brushed out their dog regularly/ every day. matts do not appear after your dog rubs its fur against something once
Then they get upset that the mats have to be shaved 🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
@@bluecovenalley funnily enough that’s EXACTLY what “girl with the dogs” said in the video can happen with these dogs and what happened on this occasion and as the professional in this area I’m going to believe her explanation rather than yours 🤷🏼♂️
@@bluecovenalley why are you like this? what happened?
@@bluecovenalley she literally explains how it happened in the video. Maybe consider watching before you comment.
So amazingly well behaved! I was expecting quite the opposite from the title. Harper is super cute!
Shouldn't you be working on churning out more democracy breaking right wing propaganda? Putin is not going to be pleased with this.
@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 it's not propaganda if it's true.
@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 you don't like what he says so its somehow democracy breaking? The real propaganda comes from msnbc and CNN who claimed things like Russian collusion in 2016 for hundreds of hours on air and it turned out to be all unfounded lies because they didn't like the president.
@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 grow up
@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 Maybe you should chill and enjoy a nice dog video like everybody else rather than inject your toxicity at the first opportunity.
I absolutely love your videos. You make me laugh & I can appreciate what goes into grooming our babies. ❤
He is so beautiful. Your caring and concern are beautiful too.
I really appreciate your comment about never ever shaving a dog with a double coat. Our family dog was a pure bred labrador and we had her shaved once every summer for 2-3 years naively thinking it would help her stay cooler. Her coat never recovered ever after. It became patchy, not waterproof anymore, her skin became very susceptible to infections (with all the pleasant odors...), and so on. A real disaster. Never shave a lab!!
A pro groomer would've have known better.
@@glenmacnicol7825 ok?
This is a myth dude. Hair is keratinized skin cells produced by follicles and pushed gradually up. Shaving doesn't damage the cells (located under the skin), so the hair continues to grow just the same as ever. She probably just got older and developed skin problems.
@@bather7483 dog’s aren’t humans bud.
@@bather7483 If you constantly shave a dog's coat, the body can decide to put the hair follicles in a permanent resting phase. This is supported by vet pathology literature so no, it is not a myth 🤔 People should let their pet's body work the way it should, or get a short haired one
It's like a work of art when you're done with these dogs. He's gorgeous, and you did a wonderful job on him.
That's what I wanted to say.
Prettiest dog I’ve seen on here! I love this groomers positive attitude ❤️
You did a wonderful job. The best part is that you’re so kind to the dogs. You love each one.😊😊😊😊
I REALLY hoped they tipped you well. You did an outstanding job!
For real, honestly I wouldn't doubled the pay, that's the right thing to do for how long she worked.
Yeah that would’ve at mimimum been a $200 groom I’d charge lol during a groom like that I might frustratingly think I’m going to charge more but in the end, after the satisfying results I’ve never gone over $200 and then they always get on a proper schedule or the client will learn from it, especially after I tell them this is the only time I will do a job like this and next time would have to refuse service but I’m not a jerk when I tell them lol
@hdb80 I think you meant FUR REAL! 🤪
@@idleflux4251 200$ dollars? I Mean she really did put a lot of effort but 200$ is too much. Would've done it my self even if it took three times as much time.
@@peolfpetler8500 respectfully, no you wouldn’t have. At least not properly. Your dog would end up with skin infections under their matted fur until they were ultimately shaven down or left to suffer for the remainder of their lives. I am speaking from experience. I actually know how much work this can be, especially with dogs who are not cooperative because their owners don’t get them groomed as often as they should. The ones who have been “doing it themselves”.
My sister and I got a Samoyed pup when we were still in grade school. We lived on a dairy farm, so you can imagine what a long haired, pure white dog could get into. I remember spending a lot of time trying to remove Spanish Needle seeds and cockle-burrs from his fur, and in the spring, pulling out the huge tufts of fur that he was shedding. The worst part came about because he was a hunter. He regularly caught, killed, then dragged into the yard, groundhogs. My father and grandfather were quite happy with that, however, more than once, he would see a skunk and decide to go after it. That didn't work out so well for him, and usually ended with me and my sister giving him a bath.
wow, that sounds like such a fun childhood!
We had samoyeds as farm dogs too growing up. Miss having them immensely.
what was his name?
@@gracemarcucci3459 His official pedigreed name was Lumacs Silver Spike. We just called him Spike. Lumacs was a combination of my grandfather's first name and my dad's middle name, and Silver referred back to a Samoyed my dad had when he was in high school. Next spring will mark 60 years since we brought him home.
Mine decided to go hunting in Northern Maine and "ran" into a porcupine. Not a pretty site, vet bill to remove them was pretty stiff, an we pulled out quills for quite a while.
I had two Samoyeds and they were a lot of work. I only have one now and an awesome groomer. You've done a great job with this beautiful dog!
I absolutely love watching your videos. I love that you describe the dog breed and temperament of the dog. I also love all the application I get about dog grooming from you. Thank you very much for making these videos. I love them.
Harper behaved like a saint. If He could speak I'm sure he would thank you.
Also the most beautiful dog you have filmed so far, he's like a big polar teddy bear!
You are fantastic, I have had Samoyeds they are wonderful and will protect their family. But bathing is another story. Great dogs!!!
Harper looks so beautiful after blow drying and brushed, you did an amazing job!
Im a bit relieved to know that atleast his owners didn’t let him matte due to neglect or laziness. That would have been worse. He’s so cute
@Orion that’s really harsh. Even in the comments there’s people that were wondering why even after countless brushing their dogs were still getting matted. Before I got my dog I did meticulous research. Not once did the water thing come up. Sometimes someone doesn’t know everything. It’s unfortunate about the outcome, but it happens, people miss information. You can tell that the Girls Love Dogs understands this and didn’t bash the owners.
@Orion Yeah that isn’t exactly fair.
@UC1hV7K2FYilm0AH-H-1Sisw bruh if you don't shut the fuck up.
@Orion I can almost guarantee that you did not know that before clicking on this video unless you are a dog groomer or a long-haired dog owner, so unless a) and/or b) applies to you, you have no right to be a jerk about it. Even if either of those applies to you, that's still quite rude.
@@sav1052 actually getting a Samoyed matted is pretty difficult you have to flat out ignore and neglect your dog for it to get like that. Just rubbing around the house after getting a bath is not enough for that boulder mat it had on its underside. Its the pet parents incompetence to take proper care of their dog.
I'm not gonna say their names, but there are groomers on UA-cam that show no patience and go straight to shaving double coated dogs.
Big kudos to you for your patience and keeping the dog's health a priority.
Naw dude tell us their names. I'd like to go talk shit to them in the comments. It won't hurt to tell us
@@democratsshoulddowhatpeped7836 I think the talking shit is what he's trying to avoid. You don't change someone's mind by talking shit to them
This lady in the video shaved certain matts because they were “too severe” when a dog has that type of matting all over you have to shave it. Period. The dog she brushed out wasn’t that bad. I’m a professional dog groomer for 15 years.
@@mamathemeat I've seen one go straight to the clipper when the water nozzle didn't manage to remove enough undercoat 😬 I seriously doubt she owns a brush at all. I blocked her channel after that!
@@annejeppesen160 yes but if you are a dog groomer you would understand why you rather something take an 1.5 hours rather than 4 and get paid the same price. Brushing out these dogs takes a while. However, it’s on the groomer to charge for their time and if they aren’t assertive enough they might just try to convince someone to shave it. Sometimes brushing dogs isn’t the groomers thing and that’s understandable.
He is not only beautiful, but gentle and sweet. Nice job!!!