How dare the people who made such rude comments come on here and say what they know nothing about when it comes grooming a Bedlington. My dog used to stand for as long as I needed to groom him, however it was me at times that needed a break not him. His tail would be between his legs whilst grooming, once it was completed it would be back outside of his legs. He loved to look at himself in the mirror and I'm sure enjoyed all of the attention he received. As for the dog Irina has groomed superbly (well done) he will have been trained from being weeks old to stand and be handled and combed, therefore he will have grown up with this kind of attention. And lastly a Bedlington is a fearless and loyal terrier not a terrified 'poor little thing' that someone stated. Know a Bedlington before casting aspersions!!!
Irina, you reign!! you are the Queen of Bedlington groomers! People say the most hidious things when they don't understand the work it takes to make these Beds look like a show pup ! Magnificent i salute you !!
Slightly reserved with strangers, the Bedlington has strong protective instincts. Anyone approaching the house will most likely be greeted with a healthy dose of barking. In the yard, the Bedlington likes to dig, chase squirrels and muck about, but in the home it is relatively clean and relaxed. With the proper training and daily exercise, the Bedlington makes for a wonderful companion.
Mine I trained to go into nursing homes they are now retired. They were so good in the home but used to go bonkers in the park on the way home. They loved children and would go into the play area for cuddles and treats they would get.
Wow, I can't believe I watched the whole thing. It is truly an art and skill to groom a dog in that way. The dog was very well behaved, didn't even need to be tied. A true master that kept me interested to watch the WHOLE thing, and wanted more. lol
My Bedlie is a crazy, tough, working, playing and game little guy,b ut I enjoy giving him that "silly little haircut" even so. To show off the amazing shape and grace of this lovely breed. And I am fascinated by what she does, Irina!
Un-fucking-believable scissor skills. This is about the tenth beddy grooming video I've watched and am absolutely blown away. Most of the others made a right dogs dinner of it ( pun intended). Pissing and arsing about with clippers and a million different pairs of scissors. This lady has a gift and it should be recognised, wether you like bedlington terriers or not.
I have three girls you would be more than welcome to groom. People have left some nasty comments, your style of grooming is great. As one of my fur babies has gone blind, the noise of the shears would be unsettling for her. Also people who left the comments, know very little if anything about this breed. They are made for cuddles, but don't be fooled by the look. They are fiercely loyal and will protect you to the end. Almost every dog that is being groomed will tuck away their tail. This lady is a 'Master' at her craft. Keep it up and sod off the begrudging. I know I would mot hesitant to have her groom my girls.
My bedlington Molly does not like everyone. At least when we're meeting someone new outside, then she tend to be reserved. Eveyone who will come visit us in our home is welcome though, then she gets all excited! I would like to be as awesome as this groomer to trim my Molly. She's really talented!
Camera views are poor id love if they wore head sets so we could see what they see.. Beautiful groom tho very professional and calm which is key for the groomer and dog.
Is this copied from a book? Very genera, non-(real)factual description. What does "but in the home it is relatively clean" mean?!!! Just wondering. From a Bedlington owner