Vicious Shih Tzu groomers refuse to work on
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Published 2023-03-22
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"That is rude and unacceptable." That cracks me up every time she tells an animal that.
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She actually talked to him, gave him constant reassurance, acknowledged and respected his boundaries and was kind, patient and gentle but firm. Excellent groomer! That's how it's done.
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“People are scared of you? That’s embarrassing” I’m so sorry, that that had me in stitches! But in all honesty, Winnie was a super good boy and you handled his groom so professionally Vanessa!
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He's probably realizing how good it feels to be groomed since he's awake and aware. I bet he feels so good. He can feel your calm vibe.
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“People are scared of you? … That’s embarrassing.” The delivery. The tone. I can only dream of being capable of such elegant sass someday.
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She is the most patient and gentle groomer I have ever seen, everyday I admire her more
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I was expecting an actual vicious dog, but he was actually really tame. he was just uncomfortable with some things and gave warning signs that he didn’t like it lol, what a good boy! He was so brave through all that scary stuff
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My last little dog (has since passed) was rejected by multiple groomers. I told every single one that as long as you just told her she was amazing the whole time she tolerated it. The two that did got her done with no issues and never complained and said how much if a sweetheart she was. I love how you contantly give the dog reassurance. It truly makes a difference!
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Dog doesn't seem vicious, just seems scared and nervous. If I went unconscious every time someone tried to brush my hair after I was already fearful of it, I think I'd threaten to bite too. Good boy Winnie! You did it! It was gentle and calm!
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As a groomer who grooms incredibly difficult dogs as well she did literally everything right with this dog. I am amazed how many dogs come in and I’m told they were told by the last groomer they needed to be sedated. I wish groomers would just say the dog is too difficult for them. That is 100% acceptable. I applaud her for making this as stress-free and positive as possible for Winnie.
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17:22 "People are scared of you? That's embarrassing," gets me every time. 😆
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This is proof that CONSTANT positive reassurance works!!! I love the “good boys get to go on walks” 😂
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He decided since you were telling him he was a "good boy" so many times that you were on his side and he had to be nice. So cute...
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Going from what I saw in the video it looks like Winnie might not like the pull/tug of the equipment. Specifically he reacted badly to a Brush and the Clipper. My guess is someone was maybe too rough during the clipping process and didn't let Winnie adjust to the feeling. If I had tatty hair and someone just jammed a hairbrush through it I'd be cranky when other people came at me with a brush!
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I never in a million years thought that I would binge watch dog groomer videos....but here I am ❤
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As I was watching this video, I was gently brushing my mini poodle who was traumatized by one groomer and needs to be retrained to let me brush him daily. Your voice and constant good boy relaxed my dog so much, that he allowed me to brush him completely! I’m saving this video for future brushing 😂😍😍
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That's probably the best grooming session he's ever had. She's so patient and gives lots of positive reinforcement.
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His nervous lip licking was so sad. I wonder if he had some bad experiences with grooming. He was clearly fearful. You're so kind - thanks for helping Winnie and his family!
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Winnie was so adorable. You could see his ears go up every time you said “walk”. Excellent video! “ that is not necessary.” is a line I use on my dogs when they are misbehaving lol.
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This groomer is really out there proving many problematic dog cases to be groomers’ skill issues 😮
