You have the right idea, if the dog is shedding clumps of hair try blow drying before and after the bath. If you do you'll cut your brushing time in half. You were very easy and patient with this dog and he looks beautiful when done, people who haven't groomed before don't understand how hard it really is.

Beautiful work, nice to see them being lightly trimmed and shaped, NOT shaved! Brushing a few times a week will also help keep shedding down, of course, use an undercoat rake like the paws pamper undercoat rake works best. Use a slicker brush for the topcoat though. So cute!

Brushing was a little bit rough for my taste. I have a 160lb Great Pyrenees and let me tell you, these dogs are stubborn and they will push you around. You need to be firm with them, otherwise it will take 7 plus hours to properly groom the dog. The way he was pushing him and moving him was necessary, although I do wish he would have brushed the dog more gently and shown more love to the dog. Either way the dog turned out beautiful and did not seem too distraught.

@gusmuran123

6 жыл бұрын

Whos 160 lbs? He must real tall big boy mine is 100lbs and hes 11 years old hes literally been with me since i was 12 im 23 now and i think hes a big boy i love these dogs so much mine has always been there for me and i always been for him

@smilejustbecause8275

5 жыл бұрын

Well, that turns a 3 hour dog into a 4-5 hour dog. The tool he is using is a dematter and has blades on it. He's not just ripping the hair out

@quak5751

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the brushing was a little rough

@sarahs7751

4 жыл бұрын

It's a dog, he can handle it. Have you ever seen dogs play together? They are rough. Do you try to make them play nicer or more gentle? The dog looked happy to me!:)

@laurierosb1

3 жыл бұрын

My GP LOVES the brushing. Their hair is so thick I don’t think I can get to rough with her. She will lay there hours then roll over for her tummy then over to the other side. And I’m brushing her hard.

is not hurting him, the loose hair will come off really easy. and he is not impatient he is trying to do it fast, because you cant have the dog there for hours and wait until he decides to stand up or be still, you have to guide the dog. Most dogs dont like grooming, they all look awkward and uncomfortable.

Bringing one of these gentle giants home in a few weeks. The breeder told me I'd be looking at 30 minute brushings everyday to maintain him, then a few hours when he sheds the winter coat. My dogs always enjoyed brushing, though they always rolled over to make it difficult, and they were Golden Retrievers; the one was really stubborn. This will be my first Pyr, so I'll see if I can get him to enjoy it as well. The breeder told me he's more a people dog than the animals on his farm, an unusual and underrated trait for the breed. Personally I love it, his only job in life with me is to have fun and guard me and the house.

@isabellagracee7

2 жыл бұрын

the nature of their breed is to protect something, so alfredo(my pyrenees) chose my horse and their relationship is so funny

That Pyr looks like he's ready for a night on the town :)

I have to brush mine pretty fast before she takes off, it's like mud wrestling a polar bear!!! 🤣🐾❤

I've owned three Pyrs. Their great beauty is their awesome coat and great size. While the groomer has prettified the coat, he's taken away the magnificence the coat has when properly groomed, yet left long. Even so, this is far better than those who get their Pyrs shaved down - he's not a Lab, so don't try to make him look like one! Yes, they are hair machines! Just when you think you've gotten all of the undercoat and loose hair - 2-3 days later - hair all over. What I do is use a cutter to de-tangle, a rake to pull out the bulk of loose hair, and then a slicker to smooth down. So, I am able to keep the hair very long, but groomed. And every few days, brush with the slicker brush. My dog is an inside fellow, but I take him for long runs outside. While inside, I confine him to a very long room, and he also can come in the great room if he lays down in one spot. This helps me to contain the hair. Also, having a pet hair appropriate vacuum and using it every day to every other day, keeps the house looking neat - you won't see dog hair around my house. But it takes vigilance in grooming and vacuuming to have an indoor Pyr. I've probably met more people walking these incredible dogs - people literally do u-turns and drive up and always ask

@Hossir

Жыл бұрын

I think this groomer should familiar himself with the AKC breed standard for Great Pyrenees before picking up his scissors and clippers.

So all we need is all this professional equipment and ours will look just like this one! :)

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

I use a shop vac on reverse and my Norelco trimmer for the sanitary trim.

how can a dog not love bob marley?! perfect! i have a Pyrenees/boder collie. she is amazing and i would love this setting for my girl! AWESOME!!

@unicornlove4365

3 жыл бұрын

@JAWSDAKILLER thats awesome! She actually died 2 days ago from cancer. Best dog I have ever had.

Call me psychosomatic but I am starting to sneeze just watching that hair fly all over the place. But I will say this, that dog looks beautiful with that gorgeous fur!!! Hey girl, there is sound and it would really be nice to simply hear the master at work: the tools and the dog. The dog looks great sir!

What tools did you use on this beautiful furrrbaby? Please include the attachment size for the clippers.

What kind of blower do you use, or the HP? Is it helpful to blow it out twice a year when they do the shed? This is what I did with my husky but haven't found specific info on doing so with my GP. He's got mats and they happened after an undercoat shed when I failed to brush him out for a couple of weeks...wah.

I was moving out of town and wouldn't be able to help my parents groom their Pyr any more, so I called 4 different grooming shops, they all were accepting new clients but when I told them the breed they turned me down! Had to call in a favor with a groomer friend...

what brushes and rakes were you using?

What Number Blade are you Sheering with ??

Can you shave their neck? Mine really needs a shock collar because he’s been really aggressive lately but his hair is too long to reach his skin.

Beautiful afterwards, just making me rethink taking my great Pyrenees to a groomer

@BananazCheerleader

3 жыл бұрын

Sad a lot of groomers dont do dogs with double coates properly it seems

What clippers did you use?

Nice work.

Sooo cute he looks exactly like my baby whose only 5 months

i've owned a pyr. why were they removing the undercoat? was it matted?

@LeeLee-eg7wm

7 жыл бұрын

American Kennel Club recommends NOT shaving/removing the undercoat. I hate rakes, and only use a pin brush on my Great Pyr. I'd never, ever use groomers that yanked on the rake that way. The hair is attached to skin. Do you want YOUR hair yanked like that? FFS.

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

@@LeeLee-eg7wm The dog is blowing his undercoat, he is shaving or removing hair that has already "detached" from the follicle. Only the blown fur is being removed with this method. If you don't do that the matted hair will retain heat and the coarse layer on top won't do its job of reflecting heat and allowing air circulation against the dog's body.

@ryans893

5 жыл бұрын

Cause the groomer is a complete moron. I know my great pyr and there’s no way I will EVER cut his hair it only gets brushed out and his paws are the only thing trimmed

@johnmeredith7551

3 жыл бұрын

@@LeeLee-eg7wm I feel bad for your Pyr then. Ours LOVE when the rake helps remove the loose undercoat (and your AKC comment is nonsense, stop making stuff up.)

Oh Lords. Too many commenters are being silly. The guy is obviously doing a FINE job of grooming the dog. He's going fast- but isn't be harsh on the dog. The Great Pyr is trying to lean on him because he's a big boy lazy breed (you can see that when his head sort of turns around.) If the groomer went slower and 'gentler' he wouldn't be done for 8 hours, and wouldn't be able to penetrate the coat deep enough to get to the undercoat. Pyrs have like 2-3 inches of dense fur, and you gotta really go for it to brush out their coat and prevent matting, and do it efficiently. The only thing I would consider doing differently is reconsider the shaving, but that's a personal choice.

@cortneymartin4759

6 жыл бұрын

Hill m I agree. I have a great Pyrenees and I learned that it's a huge mistake to do any shaving to her coat! This guy was just doing little touch ups with the clippers but I still wouldn't even use any, personally. Using the hose to blow the air at the pyrs fur to get better access to the undercoat was brilliant. I never even thought of that.

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

@@cortneymartin4759 I use my shop vac with the hose attached to exhaust. That plus a little conditioner and the right rake and it works great without jerking her around.

My Pyr is 9 and no longer will stand long enough for a professional groom. One place in town will bathe & comb him out in about 90 minutes to 2 hours. He is a Hugh Pyr with severe arthritis & gets monthly injections. This Pyr looks beautiful. Mine is strictly an inside dog so I don’t have to worry about the summer heat with his full coat.

@metalmayhem3622

2 жыл бұрын

I have a question. Mine just turned a year old, he's inside too and he doesn't eat much. Did you notice that with yours, being an inside boy he doesn't eat much?

@terrydodson9884

2 жыл бұрын

@@metalmayhem3622 my Pyr never ate that much until he turned 8-9. I believe a lot of Pyrs have low metabolism & don’t eat much. I think they lay around & sleep a lot & only spring into action when they’re working or on guard.

@metalmayhem3622

2 жыл бұрын

@@terrydodson9884 I appreciate the reply. Makes me feel a little better but I still can't help but worry lol.

Be a little gentle to the dog. Poor little one 😢 looks kinda scared

@danascully7358

8 жыл бұрын

chill. He was gentle. this isn't a child or a chihuahua. Have you worked with Pyrs? They are huge and moving them a little is the same as me gently poking your arm. They aren't going to feel or care. This dog breed is STUBBORN.

@brooklynjacoby379

5 жыл бұрын

He was way more gentle then most lol

How many days did it take?

I have a great pyrenees and she shedding her under coat really bad I will try the vacuum while I'm brushing her

@mannyvanwingen3284

6 жыл бұрын

good luck keeping her/him still lol

Goddamn as soon as the video started I sneezed

When you take to much off they dont look like a Great Pyreneese anymore :(

@SN95GUY

3 жыл бұрын

If you live in warmer areas their coat comes almost all off naturally

@zizanaru7

3 жыл бұрын

@@SN95GUY you are completely right! We are from texas, have had our great Pyrenees for years. They will go from little lions on winter, to looking more like this dog on summer. We moved to Indiana ( much cooler) last December, and for the first time since we have had them, they have not shed to half their size. They are incredibly adaptive!!

I'm about to do this today.. best of luck to me

What trimmer is that?!? I need it, can anybody help me?

"Do you know easily I can beat you?" Great Pyrenees

Who left the little dog unattended on the other table?

I have a PYR he is a very big boy also. So much undercoat. Watching these videos I’m buying new tools. A Hydraulic Table will be on my Christmas list. A groomer is a two month wait. That long is many times of our home being destroyed by undercoat.

Haha - that'll last about two weeks - these dogs are hair machines! My present Pyr has a thicker coat than my others did.

Great job man, that's a lot of dog to get through, it's fine to work fast if you also do a good job :)

Looks like Kiba and Akamaru are ready for their next mission with Naruto

@redgthesquirrelking1410

6 жыл бұрын

RAFAEL M Kiba is gonna be the Hokage!

This is a serious question. What happens if and when a dog that size decides they want down and jumps off that table with the leash still attached? haha I can only imagine its wild

@tandaray2389

4 ай бұрын

I’ll tell you. I had a GREAT DANE PUPPY already a size of a baby horse. He jumped off the table and he was still hooked so he ended up dragging the whole damn thing around the salon. 🙃

My GP needs this lol

I would NEVER rip through my Pyrs fur like this! Its uncalled for

@jyfiorello

5 жыл бұрын

How often do they need this process done?

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

He is doing it right, no ripping. You need to remove the blown fur or else they will over heat.

Is this dog a pet or a working dog ?

these dogs have a double coat for a reason you should never ever remove their coat you MUST brush them every few days when climates change like winter to spring etc bc they grow a new coat but this coat of theirs keeps them cool in summer and warm in winter

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

Undercoat does not keep dogs cool in summer, it's one of the most absurd doggy myths. People say it's like the insulation in a house with A/C, forgetting that the dog himself is constantly generating *heat*. There is no cool air to trap. Try turning the heat on in your house in summer with all the doors and windows closed. And shouldn't the undercoatless desert hounds and hairless South American dogs be dropping like flies?

The Pyr love being groomed and they are very sturdy dogs. If they are hurt, they will let you know

Aren’t double coated dogs supposed to have their undercoat?

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

You never remove an undercoat from the dog's skin. You remove blown fur like he is doing here so the top coat can do its job and allow circulation near the skin to keep the dog cool.

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

Undercoat does not keep dogs cool in summer, it's one of the most absurd doggy myths. People say it's like the insulation in a house with A/C, forgetting that the dog himself is constantly generating *heat*. There is no cool air to trap. Try turning the heat on in your house in summer with all the doors and windows closed. And shouldn't the undercoatless desert hounds and hairless South American dogs be dropping like flies?

That will be a total a 250$ please

I own a pyr this is torture for them and there is no need to be so impatient.These are sweet loveable animals but if he really wanted to he could knock your bossy butt right to the floor in a heartbeat.

@lizzyhurst2826

4 жыл бұрын

Yep Yep

Great Job!!!!!!!!!!!! So Patient Great Groomer!!!!!!!!! Love my Pyrnes

Tbh I have a Great Pyrenees and he will move you out of his way if you turn a vacuum on and shaving that poor dog was a bad decision

@johnmeredith7551

3 жыл бұрын

That was not "shaving" the dog, all the guard hairs and undercoat were left intact. That's called trimming with clippers, and this guy is a pro -- he was just doing shaping. Agreed Pyrs should never be shaved, but this was not that.

@keeganturner8807

3 жыл бұрын

As someone who also has a GP this grooming was fine. He was not shaved. Only stray hairs were bing trimmed. The pups undercoat will be fine.

Haha. “There is no sound. Right?” You couldn’t show him that way. Shaving is against the breed standard.

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

Working dogs and pets don't care about show standards.

@BananazCheerleader

3 жыл бұрын

@@sjsisjsjks yes keeping it shorter helps from matting so if it works better for the owner then thats what should be done!

These are the custest dogs

Very insensitive groomer how long did that poor dog have to stand there and Put up with all that

They seem just a bit rough!!!

@kymma2589

5 жыл бұрын

Have to be. They are stubborn and they are 130-160 pounds they don’t care

It seems like just a job to them, instead of loving the animals.

That was way too rough treatment of that dog and the fur, you don't have to be mean to make them listen and I know this personally because these dogs are a favorite of myself and my family and several of us have one right now even. They are head strong but they are also delicate they're gentle giants so the rough treatment and the mean speaking to this beautiful creature just sets my blood on fire. I wouldn't bring an animal to your business and most of all I would recommend that no one else does either!

@danascully7358

8 жыл бұрын

He wasn't mean AT ALL. They are not delicate. You are being overly sensitive.

@Janiesue08

5 жыл бұрын

Neither would I! Not any dog of mine including "Coal" my Pyrenees!

@Liteweaver301

5 жыл бұрын

The brushing was a bit aggressive, I agree. But based on some more recent comments it seems like you have to be more forceful with this breed than you would with others. It's a pretty big dog, I think it can handle it.

NICE JOB ,,, COME DOWN MINE

The lady asked if they were going to cut out the sound, lol, because she shittilly told the dog to STTOOOOPPPP MMMOOOVVIINNGGGG. Be very very glad honey that I wasn't that dog's owner and had watch this video. Just saying

It's like they are taking a lot of the coat off!! That dog was stressed!

Poor thing looks like it's being tortured, dang🐾🐾😒

This poor dog is saying to himself,eff of man!

This is just horrible! I'm trying to learn how to trim my great pyrenees puppy and even I know not to remove their under coats. I brought my puppy to a groomers and they didn't properly groom him so I'm trying to diy method and this video should be removed before other people start removing their puppies/ dogs undercoat.

@119Agent

5 жыл бұрын

Don't remove their undercoat unless it has been blown like this dog's has. You need to remove dead fur or else the dog will overheat and it could matte. That is very important in warm weather and lot's of direct sun.

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

Undercoat does not keep dogs cool in summer, it's one of the most absurd doggy myths. People say it's like the insulation in a house with A/C, forgetting that the dog himself is constantly generating *heat*. There is no cool air to trap. Try turning the heat on in your house in summer with all the doors and windows closed. And shouldn't the undercoatless desert hounds and hairless South American dogs be dropping like flies?

i hope he isn't holding the dog by the neck at 2:04

I personally don't like the shave. I like the whispy long free hair look of a pyr. More natural. Yes lots of brushing and shed raking. Just not the right look of cutting the loose hairs. Looks like a lab instead of a pyr.

What?! You don’t EVER trim a Great Pyrenees hair EVER. Only their pads on the paws. You don’t ever cut the hair cause it ruins the Cote!

@rogue.red.dragon

4 жыл бұрын

LOL, and just who told you that?

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

And how many years have you worked as a groomer?

Watching you and your companion work is pitiful and painful

TOO ROUGH AND YOU DONT EVEN NARRATE YORU VIDEO NOR TO YOU TELL US WHAT TOOLS YOUR USING SERIOUSLY WHY BOTHER MAKING THIS VIDEO AND IF YOU EVER GROOMED MY TWO PYRS LIKE THIS WE WOULD HAVE SERIOUS PROBLEMS AND POLICE WOULD BE INVOLVED !!

@sjsisjsjks

3 жыл бұрын

Police? Calm down.