what a lovely dog, his coat is amazing. Our TT has mainly white which is more wavy, amazing how many different colours and coats these dogs come in.Thanks for the tuition.
I just don't like the fact he's crying all the way through bless his heart . I'd worry that From his point of view it's not going to be a good experience for him. However you done a lovely job on him
Because she was pulling on his beard!! Their chins are sensitive! Just like pulling human hair. Lazy and cruel. Poor boy. (He was good as gold til she did that. Not a sound out of him🤬)
what's nice about it when the dog is held by the beard so that it doesn't struggle and doesn't wriggle, that's galling for me... you have to get used to it slowly, cut is nice, handling is bad, I don't have to take my dog with Heere pull to make it stand still....
Not sure about all these moany comments, nothing wrong with that at all. Being groomed isnt his favourite thing in the world, my 4yr old son used to hate having his hair washed and / or cut. Hes better now. It is what it is.
What a beautiful puppy and really well behaved for having this being only the second time. The groomer was great but the helper wasn’t too good. Looked like she didn’t want to be there, really wasn’t taking notice of the pup, didn’t look like a dog lover at all. Hardly spoke to him, and I didn’t like the way she held the jaw, of course the groomer must, but she didn’t.
@@Jenniferlynne0714 She was told by the groomer to hold the dog the way she was doing! - she was very young and probably learning herself - give her a break!
Good groom but it was upsetting to hear Rocko whine the way he did. Treats may of helped. Have to say in all the grooming vids I've watched, I've never seen anyone hold his chin hair like that. I doubt Rocko was comfortable with that
He's a puppy. They get easily frustrated, like toddlers. You have to be patient and firm in equal measure. That's how you teach them manners / behavior / grooming, pretty much everything
I've been holding my TT's chin in the same fashion for years now. She tells me she'd rather be held by the chin than accidentally lacerated by clippers/shears. Not everyone can stomach caring for animals properly, clearly.
@@csboi yes well 2 years later my opinions changed. I too hold both my TT's chin when I need to. I'd totally forgotten about my comment until your reply. The rude sarcasm wasn't necessary though huh. 🙄
I can't find a groomer who won't clip my Tibetan the same length all over. I have tried three different ones. I guess I am going to have to do it myself.
@@user-mv8dd3ge6z My Tibetan has a very thick coat and it takes me one or two times a week at most to comb and brush him out - about 10 minutes each time.
Joan Langdon yea, but when you have a terrier that squirms constantly when you comb her it’s gonna take quite a while, and when I commented this I was busy with lots of school and did not have time to take an hour and comb out her coat
Thinning the hair near the eyes is a BIG mistake. That hair needs to grow long enough to hang down - - otherwise the dog will have lifetime of hair scratching his eyes.
Agree! Made that mistake with mine, but you can grow it out. However for this breed it is better to clip it. Tibetans have a propensity for lens luxation, (the support ligaments of the lens weaken or break causing the lens to dislocate from its normal position) Any blows to the head exacerbate this. I notice when my boys’ coats are full and face hair was grown out, their peripheral vision was TERRIBLE, resulting in them SMASHING their heads into table corners/ doors etc when they turned too fast (They always run out of the room when I head to the kitchen! Or when it is time for a walk! I swear they need helmets!!) So I keep their hair shorter now.
Sylvie Haas how else do you propose you hold a dogs head still while you've got scissors near his eyes? Holding by the beard is a minor annoyance to the dog, accidentally stabbing an eye because the dog jerks is permanent
Learn about grooming before you make an assumption. It doesn’t hurt them and it’s the only way to hold the head so the face doesn’t get cut. Go ahead and try grooming a fidgety dog in the face without doing that. That dog will be blind.
Very few dogs "like" clippers before they get used to them. Poodles tend to be an exception as many seem calm and accepting of them from the very beginning.
Er, it is COMPLETELY normal. And is owner preference. Originally had my two in fill coat for first two years, but during a particularly hot Summer 8 years ago my vet advised I clip them. Was like cutting my kids’ beautiful long hair off, but omg were they happier with it short! And looked gorgeous And made grooming a pleasure!! I still alternate with mine, but keeping their full coats tat free is a nightmare! (And I owned Samoyeds for 30 years!! - Sammy’s coats are a DODDLE to care for compared to Tibetans’ cotton wool matty costs!! 😱😱 (Stripped out the undercoat of my Sammies twice a year. Took a few hours. Then was EASY to brush their super straight topcoat. Dirt literally fell off them when it dried! And they dried really fast compared to my ‘still damp after 5 hours’ Tibetans! Love my TTs, but there are times I wish I’d stuck with Sammies!!!
Je suis choquée de la façon de le tenir et lui tirer les poils sous la gueule. Le pauvre j'ai un terrier tibétain et j'aurais pas aimé que ma toiletteuse lui fasse cela.😢
Gabi Helm-Pross: "That hurts him, be ashamed!" CrazyDogandCatLady: "Es hat ihm nicht wehgetan, du Idiot. Er lernt gepflegt zu werden. Alle Welpen sind so. Wenn Sie kein Pistenfahrzeug sind, gehen Sie weg!"
I realize it is the owner's choice to clip or let the hair grow long but I really think this dog looked much nicer before she used the clippers on him. Just a bit of cleaning up the underside of his paws and backside would have been pretty much enough. The helper looked very mean. I would not use this groomer because of that.
She is a young girl probably learning herself - I cannot imagine what she feels like when she sees comments like these - I thought she looked very kind and caring - give her a break!!
Respectfully, TTs are more than the sum of just their coat. I'm sure as an owner you would agree. It's easier on dogs that aren't on the show circuit and who do not live in snow conditions to be kept well trimmed.
telling he's a good boy whilst he's crying and distressed, is reinforcing negativity. and as for the girl holding by the fur... -.- disgusting! no different to someone grabbing you by the hair whilst you are being tickled malicious! where were the treats?! i saw no treats given as distractions -.- glad i do not live there, would never take my dog if thats what would happen.
i dont believe in cutting tts fur as my previous tt got his hair "trimmed" and the hairdresser cut his hair right down to his skin and he was unconfortable for at least a week(we didnt pay her or go back), about 2 months later he died so shame on that woman. you also shouldnt grip a tt from the "knee" as it can damage their leg. also this helper of yours doesnt look very trained and clearly doesnt know how to handle a tibetan as she has hold of his snout, you defo should NOT do that as it can damage their nose and/or teeth. also you shouldnt hold any dogs leg too far away from their body as it can snap a bone. there are so many things wrong with your "pro grooming"
This is proper handling for any dog. I suggest you go to grooming school before you judge at all. And if you say you’ve been, that’s bullshit. No groomer would say something like this.
Nice video. You were super patient with Rocco. The puppy cut looks great and is very practical for this breed.
what a lovely dog, his coat is amazing. Our TT has mainly white which is more wavy, amazing how many different colours and coats these dogs come in.Thanks for the tuition.
Thank you so much for this video. It has helped me so much with Grooming my Gunner.
I have a Tibetan. He's just like this one: loud little bugger. You hear EVERYTHING he feels.
I just don't like the fact he's crying all the way through bless his heart . I'd worry that From his point of view it's not going to be a good experience for him. However you done a lovely job on him
Because she was pulling on his beard!!
Their chins are sensitive! Just like pulling human hair.
Lazy and cruel.
Poor boy. (He was good as gold til she did that. Not a sound out of him🤬)
@@OldRaver thats not true. Agree about pulling his beard, but the poor dog was whining the whole time.
Take it from me, Tibetans whinge all the time they are being groomed!
U lady, have a good hand for dogs..keep up :)
what's nice about it when the dog is held by the beard so that it doesn't struggle and doesn't wriggle, that's galling for me... you have to get used to it slowly, cut is nice, handling is bad, I don't have to take my dog with Heere pull to make it stand still....
So sehe ich es auch der arme TT
Not sure about all these moany comments, nothing wrong with that at all. Being groomed isnt his favourite thing in the world, my 4yr old son used to hate having his hair washed and / or cut. Hes better now. It is what it is.
lovely dog :-)
Lovely video 👍
Nelly Cooper...yeah , praise for being anxious...no wonder Rocko wont stop..
Praise for holding still while being groomed. Do you propose the dog be told off?
how long is the coat? Like in mm after you clipped how long was the coat on the body?
Yo tengo uno que se parece mucho como se distingue si es original??
My Wife watched this video and ever since then, she says "Good Boy, Well Done" after we make Love.
STOP 😭
What a beautiful puppy and really well behaved for having this being only the second time. The groomer was great but the helper wasn’t too good. Looked like she didn’t want to be there, really wasn’t taking notice of the pup, didn’t look like a dog lover at all. Hardly spoke to him, and I didn’t like the way she held the jaw, of course the groomer must, but she didn’t.
Wendy Chamberlain the helper isn’t there to groom and the way she was acting is fine. Holding the jaw like that is important for the dogs safety.
@@Jenniferlynne0714 She was told by the groomer to hold the dog the way she was doing! - she was very young and probably learning herself - give her a break!
What a good boy
Good groom but it was upsetting to hear Rocko whine the way he did. Treats may of helped. Have to say in all the grooming vids I've watched, I've never seen anyone hold his chin hair like that. I doubt Rocko was comfortable with that
He's a puppy. They get easily frustrated, like toddlers. You have to be patient and firm in equal measure. That's how you teach them manners / behavior / grooming, pretty much everything
I've been holding my TT's chin in the same fashion for years now. She tells me she'd rather be held by the chin than accidentally lacerated by clippers/shears. Not everyone can stomach caring for animals properly, clearly.
@@csboi yes well 2 years later my opinions changed. I too hold both my TT's chin when I need to. I'd totally forgotten about my comment until your reply. The rude sarcasm wasn't necessary though huh. 🙄
You should never have a blade on when testing a dog's reaction to clippers
Why trim a Tibetan Terrier? They are SO much more beautiful when they have their long beautiful coat!!
Camilla yeah that's their distinctive feature
Sometimes you just don’t have time to comb them out
I can't find a groomer who won't clip my Tibetan the same length all over. I have tried three different ones. I guess I am going to have to do it myself.
@@user-mv8dd3ge6z My Tibetan has a very thick coat and it takes me one or two times a week at most to comb and brush him out - about 10 minutes each time.
Joan Langdon yea, but when you have a terrier that squirms constantly when you comb her it’s gonna take quite a while, and when I commented this I was busy with lots of school and did not have time to take an hour and comb out her coat
Thinning the hair near the eyes is a BIG mistake. That hair needs to grow long enough to hang down - - otherwise the dog will have lifetime of hair scratching his eyes.
Agree! Made that mistake with mine, but you can grow it out.
However for this breed it is better to clip it.
Tibetans have a propensity for lens luxation,
(the support ligaments of the lens weaken or break causing the lens to dislocate from its normal position)
Any blows to the head exacerbate this.
I notice when my boys’ coats are full and face hair was grown out, their peripheral vision was TERRIBLE, resulting in them SMASHING their heads into table corners/ doors etc when they turned too fast
(They always run out of the room when I head to the kitchen! Or when it is time for a walk! I swear they need helmets!!)
So I keep their hair shorter now.
i have one
I AM ABOUT TO CHOOSE ONE!!!!!
How's yours doing? @@pearcefarrell6969
You should be teaching the commercial groomers to shave Tibetan terriers. Places like pets at home, do not have a clue.
Didn't your parents grab you by the ear until you learned to hold still. Its a minor discomfort that yields a lifetime of benefits.
Ach du Scheiße 😳 der arme Tibetterrier...völlig verschandelt
Would have been a good video except I was distracted by the dog crying the whole time and the lady tell him good boy over and over again!
So were your fingers broken that you couldn't exercise your right to turn down the volume????
So you’d rather she duct taped the dog,s mouth and didn’t speak to the poor baby. Clearly not a clue about dogs
I’m watching this because I can’t see my dog cooperating in the least, I need tips
She was sweet and this was all new to him. They did fabulous
Good cut. Bad handling.
The way she holds him by the chin seems cruel to me. If groomer all do this i know why our dogs hate this
Sylvie Haas how else do you propose you hold a dogs head still while you've got scissors near his eyes? Holding by the beard is a minor annoyance to the dog, accidentally stabbing an eye because the dog jerks is permanent
Learn about grooming before you make an assumption. It doesn’t hurt them and it’s the only way to hold the head so the face doesn’t get cut. Go ahead and try grooming a fidgety dog in the face without doing that. That dog will be blind.
I don’t think he likes the clippers!
Very few dogs "like" clippers before they get used to them.
Poodles tend to be an exception as many seem calm and accepting of them from the very beginning.
Morgan no dog likes them.
This video makes me and my gf feel very uncomfortable mate
Samuel Eccles then don’t watch it?
Sounds like you have an incredible softie on your hands. Don't let her watch the nightly news.
why do you cut the hair of a Tibetan Terrier it's not normal.
gieraerts thierry owner’s preference
Er, it is COMPLETELY normal.
And is owner preference.
Originally had my two in fill coat for first two years, but during a particularly hot Summer 8 years ago my vet advised I clip them.
Was like cutting my kids’ beautiful long hair off, but omg were they happier with it short!
And looked gorgeous
And made grooming a pleasure!!
I still alternate with mine, but keeping their full coats tat free is a nightmare! (And I owned Samoyeds for 30 years!! - Sammy’s coats are a DODDLE to care for compared to Tibetans’ cotton wool matty costs!! 😱😱
(Stripped out the undercoat of my Sammies twice a year. Took a few hours. Then was EASY to brush their super straight topcoat.
Dirt literally fell off them when it dried! And they dried really fast compared to my ‘still damp after 5 hours’ Tibetans!
Love my TTs, but there are times I wish I’d stuck with Sammies!!!
Je suis choquée de la façon de le tenir et lui tirer les poils sous la gueule. Le pauvre j'ai un terrier tibétain et j'aurais pas aimé que ma toiletteuse lui fasse cela.😢
Das tut ihm ja weh schämt euch 😠😠😈☹
It didn’t hurt him you idiot. He is learning to be groomed. All puppies are like this. If you’re not a groomer go away
Gabi Helm-Pross: "That hurts him, be ashamed!"
CrazyDogandCatLady: "Es hat ihm nicht wehgetan, du Idiot. Er lernt gepflegt zu werden. Alle Welpen sind so. Wenn Sie kein Pistenfahrzeug sind, gehen Sie weg!"
I realize it is the owner's choice to clip or let the hair grow long but I really think this dog looked much nicer before she used the clippers on him. Just a bit of cleaning up the underside of his paws and backside would have been pretty much enough. The helper looked very mean. I would not use this groomer because of that.
Joan Langdon the helper was doing a fine job. Being too friendly would’ve excited and or stressed out the dog.
She is a young girl probably learning herself - I cannot imagine what she feels like when she sees comments like these - I thought she looked very kind and caring - give her a break!!
Terrible. TT puppies should never have their puppy coat cut. This lady has done an awful job
Please don't trim the tail! It's their crowning glory when they are short all over.
noooooo! Its a crime to trim a TT. If you dont have time for keeping the coat long, choose another kind of dog
Respectfully, TTs are more than the sum of just their coat. I'm sure as an owner you would agree. It's easier on dogs that aren't on the show circuit and who do not live in snow conditions to be kept well trimmed.
telling he's a good boy whilst he's crying and distressed, is reinforcing negativity.
and as for the girl holding by the fur... -.- disgusting! no different to someone grabbing you by the hair whilst you are being tickled malicious!
where were the treats?! i saw no treats given as distractions -.- glad i do not live there, would never take my dog if thats what would happen.
Grooming a dog is disgusting and malicious?!Get a grip :D
Lol you know nothing about dogs and grooming. Get a grip
:( wtf??!!!
Vale Martinez it’s called dog grooming. Get a grip
i dont believe in cutting tts fur as my previous tt got his hair "trimmed" and the hairdresser cut his hair right down to his skin and he was unconfortable for at least a week(we didnt pay her or go back), about 2 months later he died so shame on that woman. you also shouldnt grip a tt from the "knee" as it can damage their leg. also this helper of yours doesnt look very trained and clearly doesnt know how to handle a tibetan as she has hold of his snout, you defo should NOT do that as it can damage their nose and/or teeth. also you shouldnt hold any dogs leg too far away from their body as it can snap a bone. there are so many things wrong with your "pro grooming"
And they are also trimming the long eyelashes.
I can tell you know nothing about grooming.
This is proper handling for any dog. I suggest you go to grooming school before you judge at all. And if you say you’ve been, that’s bullshit.
No groomer would say something like this.
Wer ame Tibi man hält im am Barth. 😮