he is being really good for what hes been going through his owners need to watch this so they learn a lesson when i was growing up we learned how to groom our giant schnauzers we had three champions
Oh how I hope the owner learns how to brush this sweetie. Brush and comb.....mat breaker....She very well may be loved so much....it just takes learning....breeders should make sure to show how to use the brush and comb to keep this from happening. Whether the owner keeps up with it every day and at the most every other day, is a different story. Thank you for helping this beautiful girl
I have a labradoodle but my girl is WAY more standard poodle than lab. I don't even say labradoodle to be honest. I always get rescue dogs and got so, so lucky with her. Anyway, she has a heavy undercoat and I can brush and she turns into a cotton ball. An hour later, kinks. Her coat is different depending on where you look, lol. I searched for so long and bought 25 plus different combs brushes to use on her every day and nothing worked. At least not as good as I wanted. Finally, I found a $3-4.00 brush. It's wooden with red rubber base under the black bristles. It is made by Evolve and the product number is #572. If used daily or at least every 2-3 days there will be no issues. She gets matted EVERY day like around her neck or the tops of her rear legs where she sits and it gets smashed down. It is a battle but this brush for some reason goes through her coat better than anything I tried and it seems to not hurt her. At least she seems to know by now that this brush equals feeling good later. If there is a little bad area of matting, I brush it and go through a few strokes and it's gone. It's a miracle. It's a human brush btw. I figured I would let you guys know because it changed my life and my life her's as well.. Hope it works for you guys too.
This is so informative, thank you. Could you please mention the blades used when switching. It was mentioned a 7 blade but then switched and did not say the new blade. Thanks again!
How often do you replace clippers? I have two standard poodles and have gone through 5 or 6 clippers in one year and it's expensive. What clippers would you recommend for a standard? I trim mine every 4-5 weeks depending on the growth.
We inherited our standard poodle last march after Mom passed away. Mom always groomed her own dogs and because of her illness the dog went without grooming for over six months. We had him shaved end of May. Now it’s February and we are back to this. He is brushed every day and bathed once a month. But he is still matted. We have all the equipment, even the table but I’m afraid I will hurt him.
Have the dog groomed professionally in a short clip once a month. In between brush thoroughly twice a week for the 1st two weeks then 3 times a week for the 2nd two weeks. Then, back to the professional groomer.
She is the only groomer I can remember that cuts off the coat if a matted dog they've already shaved. Most groomers I've seen groomers keeping the matted coat in on piece showing the camera. Why? Thank you for cutting off the coat you already shaved.
How much does a service like this cost? Compared to a regular groom? I would rather maintain my dogs fur, rather than make them suffer AND this must be expensive. Awesome job. Thanks.
Even at cheap corporate salons we will charge over $100 because it is 4+ hours worth of effort. Like you said, if you just brush the dog 10 mins every day while chilling and watching Netflix or whatever it'll make a HUGE difference. And be less painful for the dog, because trying to comb mats out or clipping close to skin hurts and pulls. But those shelling out $5k for a doodle don't wanna spend any minutes brushing their own dog nor do they want to shell out $100 every 6 weeks for grooming it baffles me.
@@Flufferz626 what baffles me is taking one or a few cases and judging a whole population of people based on that. Get off your high horse, ya self-righteous idiot.
I have both and it it looks similar but IWS tail is not hairy and the color is more deep. Didn’t watch the whole video yet so don’t know if there’s a beard but from a built of a dog I’d say it’s some kind of a mix or just very bad breeding (poodle).
Thanks for sharing video. Nice looking poodle a pity the owners aren’t nice too bc if they were they would have taken better care of their dog by getting it groomed regularly.
Where is the breeder in this equation? They usually teach buyers (and find out if the buyers have the ability to care for the puppy). This is so disheartening to see a poodle that is so good and probably understand she is being helped. How painful to have a totally matted coat… So glad to see she is getting shaved…What will the owner do in the future?!!
There is no excuse for a dog to be this matted and miserable. If you can't afford the grooming costs and can't or won't do it yourself, don't get a dog that requires lots of grooming!!!
Camera person, I suggest you get a tripod and stabilize that camera the video is so shaky it detracts from the essence of what you are filming. Seriously, I couldn't watch the whole video it was making me nauseous. I so wish most creators would take a video class before they attempt to upload a video. It's as necessary as the content you're filming. Sorry to be negative this is not intended to be cruel, but truthful if you want subscribers.
@@lauragallardo6629 sad at your reply, as I said it was not meant to be cruel. I think you seriously need to accept constructive criticism. The camera person was terrible.
You just messed this dog up any normal person could have did that if that's all you did was just cut all his hair off to the skin I understand he was matted but I know you could have shaved him low at least I would have been mad because it takes a long time to grow their hair but more power to the owner
She did an awesome job on this dog with all the matting, standard poodles are hard to groom, you can't save the coat once the large matts start forming.
@@DreamAngel1967 yes I have a standard poodle this my second poodle so I know these but I done seen plenty haircuts on poodle that was cute and look good on them and this not one for her to shave him that low that's something the owner look like they could have did on their own how she cut it., If IAM taking my dog to a professional I expect to see a nice job not something looking like I could have did myself I done seen the low cut styles on poodles that looked good and some of them will cut their hair because they don't have the patience to deal with their hair which can take bout 2 to 3 hours sometimes to due their hair . If she would have did a great job I have no problem with saying she did an awesome job everyone has different opinions
@@DreamAngel1967 and if you go and look at other videos and type maybe low cut styles on poodles I'm sure you will see that she could have done better as well
Thanks for sharing video. Nice looking poodle a pity the owners aren’t nice too bc if they were they would have taken better care of their dog by getting it groomed regularly.