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I’m a new groomer and have done ZEEO pups! I plan on grooming but I do have a Standard that will need grooming. I am thinking I need a in person class hmm. But this vid is great
I’ve returned to this video several times for a refresher. Still by far the best video and teacher for this technique. I’ve had some trouble trying to locate the thinning shears, it seems the right handed variety is hard to come by. Would you have an alternative brand I could try? Also, how many teeth should we be looking for with these shears? Keep making new videos! We’ll be following! ❤
What blade do you use a 30 blade or 15 for your attachments? Also what brand is your clippers and attachments? As well what do you suggest for the what attachments for the head to blend well with the length of the body blades?
Those finger nails look more dangerous than the clippers near his eyes. But they do look good and I know you know what you’re doing. I’m just learning and I worry about the eyes on my dog. But very nice job. Thank you. I’m impressed with your skills. I’m definitely in over my head. But my baby boy doesn’t know the difference. He thinks he is perfect. He almost is, at least he is comfortable. lol. ✌️
I have seen dozens of videos to help me groom my schnauzer. Yours is by far the best. I love having to do less scissoring. My dog is happier also. Thank you.
Thank you for the best video I have seen on how to trim a Cockapoo’s face. Most of them rush through it or don’t give clear instructions, and I have watched a lot of videos on this subject, so I will follow you for more tips. Thanks again
I've been looking into attending your dog grooming school, and this video made me even more interested. You seem so authentic and personable! I also grew up in Alberta and dealt with anxiety issues when I was young, so your story sounded really relateable. I live in Montreal now, but I really hope to come out West and learn from your program!
Such a great video! I’ve been looking for exactly this. You are a great teacher, and do a beautiful job. One thing that is difficult with these video’s is we need a closer view to see closer exactly what is being gone to the eye, bridge of nose, and snout. Your description is wonderful but I do wish the videographer could either zoom in or simply get closer to you and show us the actual scissoring up close. It’s especially hard to see with black fur. I hope you do a repeat some day and have your camera closer and maybe better lighting would help? I’m going to look at your other videos to see if I can see better with another lesson. Thank you sooo very much for these instructional videos! ❤
