I think I may have sheared a sheep 

You're welcome 😀

I love her Disney jersey. Too cute!

She is a button!

Adorable!! ♥️💚

dogs r gross

Lol! You got me there

I know she has two Pomeranians, Gidget and Melvin, and a German Shepherd, Zoe. Who's the Yorkie?

Fun fact: gatto means cat in Italian.

@@GirlWithTheDogs Don't you also have a pug named meatball?

@@AgentAnime95 thats a client, not hers i think

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omg so cute!

My old groomer had poodles and they had puppies once. Literally the cutest little sheepy dog I ever held in my life. They so intelligent and sweet too!

omg thats too cute

Thats adorable

Yes, poodles actually like getting groomed! They like being clean. 😊💖🐩

I do kinda like the “before” look … just a nice wash & BD and he’s good to go!

@@MyAnimalAddiction the coat is so hard to maintain because of its density once it gets a bit longer! My girl looks like the before at the moment and it takes so much time to brush out, that's why the shorter cuts are easier

100% agree. I love seeing the precision

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Sheepocracy 🐑

Strong Zootopia vibes

Nice. That should be the caption of a Gary Larson cartoon. :)

My grandmother had the most annoying, yappiest miniature poodle (RIP both Grandma and the poodle), but this guy I could get used to!

That's where they started. The rest are genetic tomfoolery.

Standard size. It’s in the name lol

@@ShainAndrews All dogs are

My Mom's best friend had a chocolate standard poodle. He needed a good 2mile walk a day or he was a hyper active wreck !

I salute you. Thank you for being an *ethical* breeder.

And I add: don't purchase at all and adopt a lonely heart at the shelter, instead🙏

@@natalibera67 adopt and/or shop responsibly

I would like to add that people should just avoid doodles altogether, there is no ethical breeding of them, I don't care what doodle fanatics say

@@natalibera67 Nobody is obligated to rescue or adopt over choosing to buy from a responsible breeder. We don't win any battles for shelter animals by guilting people.

Poodles are S O ridiculously smart it’s almost scary

Often a question on money. You get 95 percent poodle for 60 percent of the price :)

Yes they are my sisters black toy poodle “Lily” would …no shit… play hide and seek with her! You would had to be there to see and believe it,so Smart and loving too!!

@@mbr5742 haha no. Doodles range from $2500-10k with no testing and titles. A well bred poodle can be found for $1500-2500.

@@mavel2038 Strange place you live in. Must be well outside of Europe

Haha, love the googly eyes idea!

Amazing idea 😂😂😂😂 I'd pay money to see that

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You can actually make yarn from dog fur and hair. I think poodles hair is best for the project, since it’s hypoallergenic.

I wonder if the name is Tonttu, which means elf/gnome in Finnish 😄 so cute either way!

Back when mine was alive he stole my breakfast WITHOUT making a mess

Mine will come up to you and straight up smack the phone out of your hand with his snoot so you have a free hand to give him the pets.

@@rachelbryant5762 My old dog's sister would do that but with her paw

@@rachelbryant5762 My mini poodle does that! Also if i'm not getting up quickly enough in the mornings she opens my bedside table and starts stealing things

I have a toy poodle that recently discovered if scratching my room’s door doesn’t work, he should start barking until I wake up and open it for him. He’s 15 years old now and still fairly healthy.

I have a smaller poodle and I’m so grateful that he doesn’t shed everywhere like other breeds.

Wait a minute hair and fur aren't the same thing?

@@randominternetuser987 no, hair keeps growing and growing (think yorkie, or shih tzu), whereas fur usually grows to the same length (think husky, or pomeranian).

@@RavyDavy also fur sheds, to make multiple layers in years..

@@RavyDavy oh that makes sense, thanks for the info!

Boston Terriers say: What is this “little dog syndrome” of which you speak?

Please stop giving me mean comments. My mother reads the comments I get and she cries a lot because of it. Please be nice, dear leon

Lol.. compare her to the top best then she is just a good burger seller

@@AxxLAfriku tis the internet

I don’t even own a dog but I’m addicted to these pimp my dawg snippets.

@@AxxLAfriku What are you talking about?

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@@agstinacueva1673 prissy, high-fashion, girly, demanding, they always show them in eccentric haircuts etc etc; especially in movies

@@agstinacueva1673 like think Georgette from Oliver and Company. Classic poodle stereotype, much as I love her as a character.

I have recently started to love poodles, I didn't like them because of their portrayal and now I will own a half toy poodle

Yeah I remember when I was a kid and thought poodles weren't even "real" dogs (as in dog-like), thanks to poodles shown in cartoons and movies. As an example in the movie 'Look Who's Talking Now' they made the poodle an annoying fancy girl who didn't like the mutt in the family. As a girl who loved dogs I didn't consider them very dog-like. Thanks to exposure later in life, I've learned what awesome dogs they are. The intelligence and temperament is hardly ever short from wonderful. Maybe being a French breed they got some bad press due to politics and it stuck to our subconscious? I'm from Finland but consumed a lot of media from USA and UK through tv as a kid.

And the name, I think if they were just named German Water dog/ retriever they wouldn't be seen as posh and snooty people dogs. ( I didn't come up with this concept I found it from a dog trainer but I believe it is true). Portuguese water dogs have the whole back half shaved for quicker movement in water which I think looks more silly than a typical poodle cut.

A puppy cut is actually a poodle cut used to accentuate the muscles of a growing poodle, and includes clean face and feet. I know you mean more of a "doodle" cut with beard and rounded paws, but thought I'd give you some trivia anyway!

Honestly, until I met a friend that breeds, shows, and does sporting events with her dogs I didn't understand the cut. It really does change the speed of a poodle in the water. The standard poodle cut is designed for maximum efficiency in the water whilst keeping them warm. The only two breeds of dogs that I have seen more at home in the water are labs and newfies. Labs and standard poodles share a similar build, but a poodle sheds A LOT less.

@@nerlana1281 the german name for a Poodle is Pudelhund and in German and means puddle hound/dog. so i can see how it got shortened to Poodle.

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We have an poodle + “some sort of terrier” mix that we adopted, and he’s a great little guy. He’s the smallest of our 3 dogs but he tells the others off when they aren’t behaving properly (in his opinion). Apparently he’s the only one allowed to bark at squirrels. 😂😂

I agree… there are actually poodle rescues, though, that bear looking into!

With all the factory doodle mills, there are more poodles and poodle mixes showing up in rescues.

We just rescued a poodle mix, although he looks pure poodle, from our shelter, and he is great! So many people are getting “doodles” that may not be aware of the time and training , like any puppy, they require and surrender them.

Mine either😂

Mine hates getting wet, he loves running up to water and then runs away from it, he's a drama queen, hates the rain and won't go out without his raincoat on lol

Mine hates water too !!!

Tell mine not to! It was the man reason for me to start treat training her a few months ago. Whenever she see water she tries to dive straight in. Luckly she has been responding real well to training to where she will only jump in when I give her the go ahead.

It should also be noted that poodles can be pretty tough to train, entirely because they're smart and strong-willed. In some respects, they're more like cats than dogs. lol

@@gyppygirl2021 Wow, makes it even more special that he was so sweet and calm. I'm used to dauschunds and they're stubborn and driven little beasts.

@@kriscook2423 Yep, whenever I see a well-behaved poodle, I think to myself that I want to meet that dog's owner. They must be a very patient person!

@@gyppygirl2021 When I see a well-behaved poodle, it makes me happy because it means they respect the dog as the smart and energetic breed that he/she is, instead of only valuing them for their cuteness (and creating little monsters in the process).

@@darkcreatureinadarkroom1617 YES. Please respect your poodles, everyone!

It never ceases to impress me how remarkably patient most of the animals Vanessa grooms are with those long session times! Clearly well-trained by their owners etc. And the educational content is such a plus of the channel, yes, Vannesa's doing a lot for the whole pet-owning & adopting community with that!

One of the post-secondary institutions in my area has a therapy dog, a wonderful Labradoodle. His handler is a nurse and she often uses him as a way to break the ice and introduce students to the services offered by the student health center. I have met him once and he is a very nice boy.

Good work not touching the working dog! My Shih Tzu Lewis was a certified therapy dog. We visited hospice every week. He’s an angel in disguise.

We had one in our neighborhood this year, such wonderful birds to watch in the air. Sibley's right when he says they "float."

Also depends on texture! Example is Yorkshire terriers have hair not fur :)

Didn't know that. Thank you! I thought they were interchangeable terms, but having said that, I've only ever used hair for my dogs: greyhounds - short-haired, not 100% allergen free, but pretty close to it. Probably as much to do with their skin as their hair, because they can dry out if you're not careful, especially in winter. Adding a spoon of olive oil or cod liver oil to their food can help (they *love* the latter!). I occasionally feed him tuna in sunflower oil, which doesn't get drained, and is mixed up in his complete dog meal. Reducing the amount of meal when they stop racing is a good thing to do (I reckon it's the same for older dogs as they slow down irrespective of breed) because they can develop kidney stones if their amount goes over 16% protein. So we take some higher protein "crunchies" out and replace it with wet food, which only usually has between 6-9% protein. Our old blue boy, the most stoic dog I've ever known, didn't let on he wasn't feeling good, despite him being fine with vets. This one day we had no idea at all that he was feeling bad. We only discovered the blood-covered stone when he passed it, and he screamed like a human! (No exaggeration, I thought one of my toddlers has been scared to death!) Poor boy must have been in agony, as it wasn't exactly small! So be careful if you have older dogs.

@@nerlana1281 Single coat...

That's one definition, but in this video she's connecting "fur" to low allergen low-shedding, and that's not the case for every single coated breed!

@@ShainAndrews it's because of their hair texture that makes it hair actually because it feels much like a humans and the way it grows (yorkie's) it's not a black and white thing of single coat is this or double coat is this

This!! ☝🏻

Yes! People should stop the doodle nonsense and just get a well-bred standard instead.

Doodles are crazies! Very sweet, but so crazy lol

@kshamwhizzle That or they’re bred to be crazy on purpose. My boss (I work at a doggy daycare) talked about how the dangerous Doodles she wouldn’t let back into her place could be traced back to the same handful of breeders… there was even one dog that was so bad they had to be put down before they were a year old.

I’ve met exactly ONE doodle who was well behaved. She was such a love bug who just wanted to cuddle.

Exactly! I have a 2 y/o standard poodle and he is the best dog I have ever owned, and we had many. He is intelligent, athletic, very affectionate and loving, friendly with others, and extremely silly and playful. We especially love how he communicates with us. He’s just amazing! And his hair is so versatile and easy to style just as long as you brush it everyday. Just a regular teddy bear cut and he constantly gets compliments whenever we walk him. Everyone thinks he is a doodle which is annoying - not every curly dog is a doodle and not every poodle looks like a typical show dog with a fancy cut 🙄

We lost our standard poodle boy last year. Don't think I've ever been so devastated.

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@@davidc8982 Aww, I’m so sorry. Aren’t they just the best dogs? Our girl was a little black puppy in an otherwise brown litter. What color was your boy?

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That's so sweet. :)

That sounds like it could be a Pixar movie.

💯 truth!

Yeah, I think its the same in Norway as I got somewhat confused when she said three sizes, leaving out Medium poodle.

I've heard of 4 sizes- standard, miniature, toy, and teacup

My first dog was something along that size. We had a family friend who was breeding poodles, and breeding down from Standard. They gave us this dog when I was 2 years old, and I grew up with her. Her name was Scarlet O'Hara, and I didn't do the naming, but I sure did love her. She didn't much like kids, but when I grew up a little and was less loud and rambunctious, she and I were pretty tight.

Lol you’d be surprised! Our poodle’s confidence would go through the roof when he came back from the groomer with a full poodle cut. We had him shaved down shorter evenly over his body for summertime and he was not a fan. Slunk around like he thought he was naked instead of prancing as usual. 😅

I love it when people play around with poodle hair cuts, it's surprising how many breeds they resemble if you give them different cuts, and they're always adorable. I'm personally not a fan of the shaved feet, I think they look like horrible little chicken toes then, lol. I keep mine in a modified puppy cut and everyone loves it, he's chocolate brown, so sometimes he actually looks like a small bear.

@@nicolebakirtjy5613 Im reading all the comments about their diva behavior and how they love to be clean and groomed from so many people. I think I want one now

I just watched your videos. They’re hilarious! Looks like you took really good care of your pets and now you have a little one!

Agreed… I wouldn’t have any other dog than a poodle. They are wonderful x

Or better yet, don't buy doodles. Want a mutt? Go to a shelter. Want a poodle? Get a poodle. Want whatever breed that's mixed in? Get that breed. The whole doodle thing got way out of control.

@@kpina2081 exactlyyyy im glad someone agrees with me lol

Poodles aren't cleared for the majority of mobility tasks, theyre a lean breed.

@@mavel2038 Mary Frey's is.

Thank goodness. Those poor things have had their breathing so badly impacted, that running around during summer can overheat and kill them.

@@mondenkindqueen they’re such a disaster. They can’t even give birth naturally. French bulldogs have to give birth by c-section. It’s horrible. Show breed standards have prized inhumane, torturous traits over health

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The smooshed face of the French Bulldog is relatively recent. If you go back some 20-30 years, you'll see that they had more of a snout. I don't know why they thought that the smooshed look was desirable.

@@vegasrenie No need to overthink it, when you can summarize the reason why in four words. “But it is cute.”

What a nice memory! We had a mini poodle when I was a kid. She was very sweet. Smart, sassy, and sweet!

Same I thought he was a golden doodle 😋

I honestly feel like that might make it more impressive that theyre so well behaved, then. Like, a well behaved dog of another breed might not STAY that way if it had to be groomed for as long as a poodle, right?

absolutely. it helps that many poodle owners seem to really care and put in the required effort for their dog’s coats.

And they do.

Love the derp factor.

so why did one try to chew my hand off when i was 9? Don't worry i never blamed the dog. even as a young'en i knew it was about the owner not pet

Poodles are also third in dog intelligence, after the Border Collie and the German Shepherd. Standard poodles aren't useless little ornaments.

When we had our Rottie, we had her in some intense obedience classes. The best part was this very tall lady and her toy poodle. This lady was taller than 6' for sure and it really tickled my funny bone to see them training. The toy poodle was so well behaved! Loved to play with my Jada and just the smartest cookie.

@@omnigar9611 I'm sorry about that- poodles sometimes can be extremely stubborn and difficult to train because they're so intelligent and strong-willed. They are very driven dogs that need an equally driven and experienced owner. If the owner isn't patient and doesn't work to properly train them, and only wants them for their 'cute' factor, they can turn out much meaner, wild, and less sweet like Tantu.

@@snakewithapen5489 i stopped to say hi and pet that dog every day on the way home. Did someone or something put him in a bad mood? who knows? even animals can have a bad day and i never just blame the animal, sometimes there are variables you just don't know.

It’s a shame so many people are paying big$ for “doodles” They can be delightful dogs, but at the end of the day they are crossbreeds and you never know what you’re going to get. Yes, there are breeders out there that have several generations of poodle crossbreeds under their belts. It’s important to do the research when buying a puppy.

@@CLT51154 What’s wrong with crossbreeds? They are just as great as pure breeds. You come off as uneducated.

@@ES11777 Edit: they aren't solidly one breed like a purebred. A goldendoodle could be 31% poodle 69% poodle et.c so they become glorified mutts. Personally though I couldn't care less; I love mutts and I believe in adoption and not purchase to each his own.

@@Account-xm6vj they don't have great genetics? You are kidding right? Breeding doesnt occur in nature, at least not to the extent humans did it with dogs. The Mutt IS the natural form for canine genetics. Breeds always leed to inbreeding in the end, otherwise you cant maintain the characteristics of a certain breed. Look at Pugs or German Shepherds to see what's wrong with that. One has problems breathing and with their eyes, the other gets hip problems very early in life.

@@stefan020290 I worded myself completely wrong there! I mean to say a poodle is 100% poodle so the number there is solid. BUT a crossbred (goldendoodle for example) may be 51% poodle 49% golden etc. Those numbers are not solid so it is essentially a glorified mutt at the end of all of it. Crossbreds and mutts have fantastic genetics. I have a mutt and have had many mutts and they have very few health issues :)

rest in peace 🌺💖💕💗 im sure he loved u just as much during all those years ^_^

I am sorry for your loss! My daycare toypoodle hates water, too! When I make him go into the water with me, because I want to swim, he always manages to climb on my back. 🙂

Get Two. They are easily bored and having a partner keeps the worst of their bordedom in check. They are not mean or so when bored. They get creative. Very, very creative