Grooming Guide - How to groom a Labrdoodle - Pet Trim - Pro Groomer 

Where is she from-Massachusetts hopefully?

Glad you enjoyed it!

Easy, doodles are mutts from backyard breeders only breed for money. They cross everything with poodle so banned is the best option

Awilda Caberto I bet she’s been groomed by her from the start! It helps when a groomer knows what the dog likes and doesn’t like. 😁

IMHO, All the credit goes to a gentle, skilled groomer. That is how well behaved dogs are made to feel relaxed and develop trust.

I've groomed her since she was 12 weeks old. I love her and she loves me. Still groom her now and she always runs in and jumps on my grooming table x

I am also from Canada and wish we were blessed with such a wonderful groomer as this lovely young lady.

Check out Love of Grooming, she is an excellent groomer, very tender with dogs and from Canada. I would take my poodles to her but I live in Virginia Beach, Va. I've learned a lot from her, I groom my two older poodles (15 and 14) from what I learned on her channel. @@lauriekase8745

I used a groomer for the first time and my Annie got her feet burned. Why?

Clipper burn happens when the blade gets to hot and touches the dogs skin, or too short of a blade (like a 15 or 30blade) is used to roughly against the skin. I always check my blade often during a groom and if it hurts to touch it against my face I change the blade

Hi Janet! I hope I can answer some of your questions so you can make your dog look good :) Chunkers are thinning shears with less teeth and more space between them - they're typically made to take off a lot of hair very quickly and will leave a rougher finish if you don't go over that hair again with thinning shears. The Andis clipper you purchased can be used with a #10, #30 or #40 blade plus clip on combs - what she's using in the video is a short blade with a comb attachment. When she talks about using a #7 and #4F blade she's talking about the full metal blades you can purchase separately that are permanently that length. Clip on combs are used to get a longer length with a clipper since having huge metal blades can be unworkable and dangerous. The higher the number the longer the length of hair it will leave (ie. #4 is longer than a #7) and the "F" stands for "finish" rather than a "regular" blade or skiptooth blade. If you're just looking to groom your dog you can purchase whatever comb attachment that you want for the length on your dog's coat, plus a #7 to do the short spots (the underbelly and armpits like she's doing here). I hope that helps!

A professional...someone who knows how to properly handle a clipper. Many owners do not want a Brazilian on their dogs.

Luci the Groomer I've never heard of that either, plus I'm bothered that she's using a #40 with an attachment comb.. a professional should know that a #40 can easily damage the comb.. a #40 should never be used unless it's for surgical reasons or if the dog is severely matted.. 🤔

what are you smoking

Nothing, just saying...the two comb she used is the same length as a #3 blade, it would have resulted in less scissoring to use the blade rather than the comb.

She did say it's the same length as a #4F and sometimes it's worth it to have the extra few centimeters of hair available to scissor down. It depends on the cut you're looking for :)