So awesome to see a Groomer actually removing and teaching other's how to remove matted hair properly....

@JunTheGroomer1

8 жыл бұрын

+Cindy Simmons Thank you for the nice compliment! I really appreciate that :-)

@kimberlyj7441

4 жыл бұрын

So what's not proper?

@kimberlyj7441

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen a lot of tips and so not sure what is the right way! Also I feel like I am removing way more hair then I need to. But she's super matted from her harness and scratching behind her ears. I've been at this off and on all day! Again taking it slow!

@ihateallyall

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyj7441 if they’re big and getting close to the skin best thing is to just shave them. keep her harness time limited, don’t leave it on around the house only when out. keep the hair underneath her ears short so it doesn’t continue to matt, brush and comb her coat 2x daily, never bathe her knotted or matted as they will get much worse.

It was my pleasure, and I'm so happy that you enjoyed this video!

I'm a groomer having my grooming parlour at Indore in India ,we also focus on dematting for a clear and clean skin because we know that only clear coat can gives a healthy lifestyle to our pets.

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

+Alka Ravinder bisht Wow! That's amazing! Thank you so much for watching and for your comment! Healthy Skin = Healthy Coat :)

Just rescued a Poodle family a couple months ago (mom, dad & 3 little 3 wk. old puppy boys- mill dogs, deceased owner) & have never dealt with this breed before. Parents were filthy & matted beyond belief, so I took them to a prof groomer. They came back bleeding cuts shaved into faces & ears! Not doing that again & I love their sweet people-oriented personalities, so I thank you for this video & your obvious love & concern for the dog's comfort & emotional state. I want to learn to groom them myself & this was very encouraging. The others I've watched on toob treated the dogs like stuffed animals. :(

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

V F Osbourn I know what you mean. When I first started grooming and watching videos on grooming, I felt the same way you did. But after working with so many dogs for so many years I understand how someone can get desensitized to how they handle the dogs. I'm not saying that it's right or that it is excusable behavior, only that I now understand how it could happen. It's easy to let the pressures of time and the demands of others overwhelm us and stress us out. We must constantly remind ourselves to breathe and remain calm. Self control is an art, and only through mastering the control of self can we produce beautiful art work. Thank you so much for the high compliment, and I really appreciate you watching!

@virrrago

6 жыл бұрын

Oh no! I had a similar situation happen with my poodle once. Now I always ask ahead of time if they have experience grooming poodles that way you weed out the folks that absolutely hate dealing with the breed.

@suziq8649

6 жыл бұрын

thats sounds awful. the best thing is do it your self.

@marysgardenclub

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat! I love this guy, I took our rescue to a groomer and he was so frightened they just did it as fast as possible and now he's even more afraid. This video made the grooming process bring back hope that my Charlie boy will be able to get threw a grooming if its calm like his way.

That was refreshing to watch, instead of just hearing " its matted and I'm not dealing with it, I'm shaving it down" no matter what type of dog it is including double coated. The last thing you used I have one but mine is called a Fur Genie - got it off amazon, It came with 3 different sizes of "combs" I use it on my Pit Bull every day he loves that thing! he also sheds non stop. But when I got it it was mainly for one of my cats who's a medium hair cat and I dislike the slicker brushes even on dogs. And I was doggy sitting my sister in laws Golden Retriever a lot and she only used a slicker brush on her :( She was gone for a week, and came back to " A whole new dog" nicely brushed out with my Fur Genie, and a comb (A human comb it's all I had lol) had a bath and was looking adorable :)

Easy to understand the how and why. Most straight forward video I saw pertaining to this

Thank you for watching and the encouraging comment, John! Good luck with the brushing, and remember that it's not about how fast you can do it so just take your time, enjoy yourself, and remain in the moment. I like to focus on my breathing, making sure it is slow and deep and that I am breathing through my belly rather than my chest. The more relaxed you are, the more relaxed your dog will be.

Thank you Jun, for the advice on working out mats. I love your temperament, voice, and obvious love for the dog. She was a good dog, but your handling contributes to that.

I've been looking for the PROPER way to use a dematting rake.. and you are the FIRST to show the right way! Thank you!

Thank you for showing us the tools to use and the gentle way of using them. Beyond glad I came across your channel! 🙂

Brilliant description of the way to keep a cockapoo relatively matt free. I have just rehomed one and needed to know which was the product I needed for his coat, so thank you so much. I shall now get the right products to keep him happy between a grooming visit.

That was a gray and helpful video. Your calm demeanor and patience are admirable! Lucky dogs in your care

omg. this is perfect! there is a youtube channel that just shaves EVERY dog she gets. myfavoritegroomer is so mean to the animals also. she is brought aggressive dogs, but my god, she stresses them out even more! poor dog was pooping and peeing itself bc she was so mean. but she said it's just the dog being nervous! thank you thank you for showing it is possible to groom mats without shaving, and how to be GENTLE!

@nurainee688

5 жыл бұрын

I dislike all of her videos cos she's mean to all the dogs. Not fit to be a groomer.

@Kelli_D.

5 жыл бұрын

I said about the same thing! I don't even know why I watch her videos It aggravates me to no end! I am not a groomer never claimed to be but in my life time I've owned many different breeds of dogs , some pure bred, some mixed mutts or as I called them "My Heinz 57's" I have groomed every single one on my own even as young as 9 years old, I've never shaved a dog. I brush, I comb, I de matt, I use scissors and cut what I need to, and to trim, my dogs enjoyed every minute of it. Only dog I ever owned that got any shaving, Was our mini Schnauzer and my dad did it, gave him the hair cut that is standard of the breed. my heart rate goes out of this world when I watch her video's it's pathetic how she not only treats the dogs, but half the pet parents, and her boyfriend! She treats him like he's a dog as well! and I want to cry every time I see her shave a double coated dog, the poor dog is now ruined for life , it'll not be able to properly regulate it's body heat, it'll over heat in the summer. I'm curious though as to how many dogs have died after being in her care, and she doesn't claim it's her fault. I'm sure she'd blame it on " Old age" " Health issues" or something else, but of course not her fault, but she comes off as a narcissistic person so I wouldn't expect any less out of her.

@kirisutegomen12

5 жыл бұрын

I know! Most "groomers" will just shave them instead of trying to dematt

Glad you are still around! I had to have a groomer do the clip job as my doggie had too many tangles....but now I know the importance of brushing regularly. Thanks again!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

EntreDeuxChairs You are very welcome, and thank you so much for the encouragement!

Very nice to see a groomer with such a nice gentle and relaxes approach. Some good techniques explained. Thank you.

This is the best explanation video ever! Thank u so much, as I have a "teddy bear and though I brush him daily, I did not realize I needed to get to the kins with a comb. Thank you

@JunTheGroomer1

8 жыл бұрын

+christinelou1 Thank you so much for watching! I'm so happy that this was helpful to you :-)

Thank You for being so gentle and patient 🙏😃💕🐩💕🌸🙏😃 and taking time to make this video 🤗🤗🤗🐩🐩🐩🤗🤗🤗

We just got a 6 month old Labradoodle. Your video is wonderful ~ I understand what I need to do with Daisy's coat now. Thank you!

You are very gentle with the dog. That's good to see. Your voice is also calm which I'm sure helps keep the dog calm. Thank you for posting. I have a large dog that I have to brush out and he has a lot of tangles. Now I know how to do it without cutting them out.

By far the most thorough video on the topic I've yet come across. Thanks for sharing!

Such a helpful video, thanks for the demonstration of how to use each tool

Thank you so much for the encouragement! I'm so glad you find the videos helpful!

Bless you for being kind and gentle.

Thank you so much for watching and the encouragement! We will continue to do our best!

What a great tutorial. Our Bichon, Baxter, is matted all over but with your guidance and step by step process I'm sure we'll get him fluffed up and knot free very soon. Thank you very much.

Wish I would have found this sooner! I have a Goldendoodle and her coat is so tricky. She needs a thorough brushing EVERY day or else she will get very matted and have to get shaven. I’ve asked groomers for help and they’ve all had different suggestions but I honestly think this is gonna help!! Thanks again!

Thank you for this video. Going to groom my poodle tomorrow myself for the first time. Now I know how to comb out the mats and to do it before the bath. Great video!

Many thanks for the tutorial! after watching it over and over, I finally combed and clipped my dog today. She was super patient with me, and even though I am not a pro at clipping, my dog doesn't get perfumed or stressed out like she gets at the groomer. Im very happy with having learned to groom my sweet little silver pup at home. Your encouraging attitude and clear instruction were so helpful, thank you!

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

+Michelle Welch Thank you so much for your kind words! We really appreciate you watching our videos! Practice makes improvements and I'm sure she's enjoying her grooming sessions with you! :)

I'm a little late to the party but I want to thank you sooooo much for this series of videos. Changed my life for my new Havachon and me!! Thank you thank you thank you!!

Fantastic video, thank you for teaching us how to properly groom!

Learnt something today, Thanks for That , Patience is A virtue Well done

I have a Maltese and your video really helped. I have a wiggle worm and she hates being calmed but I need the last tool the furminator, that's so much easier than I thought. Great tip about the under arm being shaved. It does pull and she's real sensitive. Great job.

You do such a nice job and are so calm with the dog and love the calming music - loved your tips ;) Thanks

Great video, you obviously not only love what you do but you seem to take pride in it

Thank you for this very informative video! It is just what I needed to know, especially about doing the comb out before the bath! I see this was done in 2012 so I hope you are still around. I too think the music was peaceful and most enjoyable!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

EntreDeuxChairs It's truly our pleasure and I'm so happy that you enjoyed the video - but even more thrilled that you found the information useful. We are still around, not at the location this video was filmed, but we're still going strong! Thank you so much!

I know all the canines must love comming to you as their groomer because you even calm me down just talking and watching you work. Native Flute music always adds to my much needed state of tranquility. Dang couple that with your voice and manner and I almost feel hypnotized into grooming my standard poodles. Fab choice of music..who is that so I can amazon dot com them for this dog house. Blessings Pam and Tony.

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thank you so much for such kind words! You're so nice! I actually don't know who the artist is. I think it was from a CD I purchased at JoAnn's Fabric called ZEN. It had a picture of a lotus flower on the front and it was a green CD cover. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help with that. Thank you so much for the blessings - received, accepted and sending you our love and gratitude :-)

@Quamela

9 жыл бұрын

ok ZEN and Lotus Flowers along with color green works for me Fabric Stores may they live on forever. So again thanks. enough clues to Sherlock this puppy right up...I hope anyway P

@kirisutegomen12

5 жыл бұрын

@@JunTheGroomer1 I wish I had found a groomer like you before. My puppy was all matted and the groomer said they had to shave her hair instead of dematting her

i found this clip really helpful as it explained exactly what each grooming tool is used for and how to use them correctly.thanks !

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

You're so very welcome, emer gallagher! I'm so happy you found the video helpful :-) Thank you for watching - we really appreciate the feedback!

Great advice Vic! Thank you for your feedback!

Your very good at explaining everything. I like your mellow mannerisms with the dog. Every groomer should have patience.

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

+Vin White Thank you so much for your comment! We appreciate your support!

Thankyou for sharing your knowledge on how to care for our beautiful animals before problems set in and our loved animals are put at risk of excess pain and infection. We clean our bodies, ears skin and comb our hair daily often a few times a day - we need to learn how often it is necessary to do the same with our animals. I love how you have calming music for both yourself and the dogs. I live near the ocean and we are often walking and playing on the sand and salt water and also the creeks and dams where my 10 year old Smithfield cross Schnauser rescue boy has fun and I had to learn how to clean him after and how often.. he has floppy ears and is prone to ear infections, he has a long shaggy single layer coat that I find easier to manage by keeping it shorter. I also manage to groom him myself as he has the ‘rough and rugged look so if I make a mistake - which is very easy to do - it doesn’t matter too much. I bought a good quality Wahl Clipper kit etc and learned how hard it is to groom a dog, even the hairdresser can’t believe how hard it is and although she is fully trained and working in Hairdressing - her dog goes to the groomer. So thankyou so much for sharing with us 🐶🐾🐾🐾🐾🐶💟

Thank you Jun! Great informative video.

Best video I've seen. I wish you could do my dog, you seem to really enjoy your work and your voice is soothing to me it must be great for the dogs.

Good video. I also appreciate your concern for the dogs comfort.

@JunTheGroomer1

7 жыл бұрын

@jbstocktalk Thank you so much for watching!

You are the best for explaining how to get rid of those tangles and mats.

Great video and so very helpful. Thank you!!

Thanks so much for this video! This explains a lot about what is happening with my sweet Alice. I now know how to take care of her coat!

lovely video and you were lucky to have such a beautiful dog , thank you

Very helpful. I have a miniature poodle with very similar hair and curl grade. I'm not a groomer but trying to get into it for my dogs sake, she's young and really hates to be groomed. I'll be looking into buying some of those tools I think they'll help a lot. Keep the videos coming!

I like how you put on the calming music. Nice touch! Music soothes the savage beast. Im planning on becoming a groomer. Going to school very soon.

Thank you Jun for such clear instruction and care on removing mats across a dog’s body. My dog will benefit from my improved understanding and skill development. The dogs you care for and all that have learned from you are quite fortunate.

@JunTheGroomer1

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Leslie 🥰💯🙏🏼

It sounds like a high end spa in there!! Love it! Great video! I don't groom our bichon poodle mix but this was good to watch for my kids about getting out tangles. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

Tan Nole It's my pleasure! Thank you for watching!

This is THE BEST GROOMER EVER Thank you for showing people that there is away other than believing these grooming businesses who say shaving is the only way !!!

Sometimes shaving the coat down and starting fresh is the best option. It depends on several different factors. Obviously how matted the coat is matters, but also whether the dog will tolerate it or not is very important to consider. Unfortunately there's no one right answer for all situations. You have to take all things into consideration and do what is best for both you and your dog.

Love how gentle and considerate he is with the dogs comfort. I would let him groom my babies.

I have a bichon bolognase that has developed a lot of mats and your demonstration is one of the most informative. I won't be afraid to try dematting her on my own. Thank you so much.

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and for the awesome comment! I'm so happy you found this video helpful :-)

Jun you are a very Professional Groomer. I love that you really care about the dogs you groom. Your video is helping me to groom my Bichon Frise Dovahkiin. I try to groom her every day. She has still had mats when taken to Groomer's. Thank you so much for your helpful video. Wish their were more caring Groomer's with patience like you.

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

Sher'Rie Bichon Frise Owner Thank you so much for your kind words! Reading comments like yours help keep me motivated to make more informational videos! Thank you! ☺

Thank you so very much for your imput. I find your videos both enjoyable, and very informative. You take your time explaining on a level that a beginner can understand, and for us who have some experience, just assures us of what we were taught. I'll continue to sign on to your videos as long as you post them. Thank you again!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

vera Marx Wow, thank you so much for such a wonderful comment! I love meeting other groomers, and thank you so much for the encouragement and support! I really appreciate you taking the time to help lift my spirits :-) Namaste: I honor the light in you that is also in me.

Thank you. This was very helpful. Great explanation. Honest too. Mostly I’ve been asking myself - am I doing it wrong? It can’t possibly take this long. Now I have my answer - it can take even longer - unless you have the right tools. Now I know the proper way to use them and the results I can expect relative to the time and effort I put into it.

Very professional! Thanks a lot dude!

@JunTheGroomer1

8 жыл бұрын

+MLP.A-Len It's my pleasure! Thank you so much for the compliment!

Thank you. I just took my 1 year old Maltipoo to the groomer. She has been before but the virus issue caused us to be a few months late this time. She does have some matting. I have been brushing her and didn't realize how insufficient it was. I realized I need new grooming tools at home and decided I had better watch a video. This video was tremendously helpful. I hope to prevent her from ever having any knots again.

Thank you for showing tools! Yep, I made this mistake on ears! Was brushing, not combing. Baddd mats. Suddenly noticed. I now comb every day!

Excellent video, you are very gifted. Thanks for posting, it helps me so much x

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

Helen Donoghue You're so welcome! Thank you so much for watching, and leaving such a nice comment!

I have a great pyrennees rescue dog and I have been trying to groom him as best I can, I had no experience with a coat like his. Your video is very helpful. Brushing him is even more important because I have never been able to wash him. His first owner would actually "waterboard" him every time she saw him chasing her chickens. We are talking about a 4 month old puppy. Because of his early trauma I have never been able to wash him outside like my labrabor. He watched me washing and refilling dog bowls with the hose every day, but it was months before he would not run to the far end of the yard. It doesn't bother him now (he will be 3 years old this summer) but I am careful not to splash him. If he gets even the slightest overspray he doesn't freak out but he will get up and move. He hates getting caught in the rain too. If I can ever get all the mats out I would love to give him a bath, he is a beautiful dog even without a proper bath. He is a gentle and loving dog and I don't want to do anything to lose him his trust. Do you have any suggestions for me?

Very humanly and kindly done. true professional

Awesome! Keep up the great grooming!

Yes, I usually dilute some conditioner with water in a spray bottle and soak the matted area. Or there's a product called Quicker Slicker that is awesome for mats and tangles. Thank you for watching!!

Love the background music as well! And nice to know I'm doing it right. :)

I have the same kind of breed, and her name is Daisy a 4 year old. I groomed here like you showed. took a while, well worth it! thanks for your awesome video!

@JunTheGroomer1

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! 🙏🏼

Yay ive found someone on yt that doesnt shave a dog, but takes the time to brush it out! Great video/ tutorial, just subscribed :)

Thank you so much for your video! And the reminder to be patient! My cockapoo Sadie Bell is really easy going and let's me do anything but man with this ”lock down” and no groomer I am having fun bonding with her and learning how to groom! We will see how I do!

Very helpful and much appreciated!! I like the soft soothing flute music in the back round. Do you play that when you groom? Also do you have a tip on slicker brushes? I have a small one with tiny plastic tips and a medium one with no tips,.. ? Thank you also for explaining the comb!

Thank you Lauren!!

I really enjoyed this grooming video! Thank you! I love the relaxing music in the back ground ! I love your patience and calm voice ! I live in Middleburg,Fl. outside of Jacksonville. I wish that you were close to my area ! :)

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

joycehahn01 Thank you so much for the compliment! It would be nice to be able to groom your dog for you :-)

Great video! I wish I had you for my two labradoodles! Thanks !

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

They may not have me, but they have something much much better. You! You know you can do everything you see me do - and you can do it even better with your own dogs because they're yours :-) Unless you just don't have the time, which I completely understand! I have a thriving business because many owners simply don't have the time. Than I would suggest finding a groomer that is a member of the ISCC (International Society of Canine Cosmetologists). Their website is www.petstylist.com. I hope this helps :-)

Absolutely fabulous.. thank you!

Thank you for this video, so helpful in grooming my ShiPoo!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

1MsNia You're very welcome! Always a pleasure to help a fellow groomer out :-)

Thanks for sharing your information freely!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

***** It is my greatest pleasure to do so :-) Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you. I always ask to keep my shih tzus short because they matt so easily. I have 3 and each has different fur types, so 2 matt way more than the last. I have seen several, and by that I mean all, of the previous groomer tool videos on here say to basically throw out the comb that they themselves never use! I am so happy to see your video. I never realized in my 15 years of ownership that I should really be brushing and combing at home. NO ONE has ever even suggested it to me, and frankly we have never encountered a kind groomer like yourself so I am not surprised. You are a unicorn! I do understand; however, because I am often told that I am also one in my field. I also do not understand that people in my field "grow out of" treating people with great care. I often read facebook group discussions by newer grads who complain about patients because they themselves have no patience. It's so disturbing and now I see how it is more of a people not an occupational problem. That is just the sad part of society and the me mentality of nowadays I suppose. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for sharing the first great informative vidoes I have watched about dog grooming!

Hi Jun, I really enjoy your shows I only wish they were longer. I saw you using a comb in this ep. and would like to make a suggestion. I have bred Persians for about 15 years and at first I used a comb like the one you are using. I quickly discovered that my cats hair was breaking off. To show a short haired (Long Haired) Persian is a BIG no no in a cat show, a friend of mine told me that it was my comb. The squared base of the comb, the part the teeth are in, was causing the hair to break, also the teeth were hard on the hair. I switched to a round based comb, it was just a bit more but the difference in the coats was amazing. Not only were the coats better but the comb went through the coat better if there was a mat, it made their coats shine even without any extra conditioners or enhancers. I believe you can find these combs on line, just a suggestion.

I learned so much from this video! My family has a Pomeranian / Shih Tzu mix and he can get so matted/tangled. I definitely need to invest in some better combs.

Best video for the average bichon/poodle owner that I've seen! I guess i've been doing it right but it took me a year to learn.

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

Very nice! Thank you so much for the compliment/validation :-) I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment, Julie Lamoureux!

Great video!! Very informative and helpful.

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! We appreciate you watching, and thank you for the compliment!

Wow mate. Thanks for the upload. Great job.

@JunTheGroomer1

8 жыл бұрын

+VinoNCL Thank you so much! I'm so happy you enjoyed this video :-)

you have been sooooo fabulous... especially since I am a first time animal owner! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH :)

SUPER helpful, thank you!!

@JunTheGroomer1

8 жыл бұрын

+thesiiiiickest Thank you!! I really appreciate the compliment! Thank you for watching!

I never knew how to groom my dog. Hes a very anxious dog, but with this video I feel confident to groom my little boy. He needs it anyways. I appreciate the video! You earned a new sub!

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

Camillia Bariring Thank you so much for the comment! I'm so happy to have helped!

excellent vid... very thorough tutorial. ty

@JunTheGroomer1

7 жыл бұрын

+Michele Lara Thank you so much for watching!

this helped so much I just rescued this poodle puppy and he was so disgustingly matted and I didn't know how to fully untangle and brush through him so thanks alot!

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

music Thank you for watching this video! What a great bond you are building with your poodle!

Brilliant video. Thank you.

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

Charles Connor Thank you so much for the compliment! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video!

You are so welcome! I'm sorry for the late response, I had no idea there were comments on this video! I hope you continue to support our channel!

Jun is a very good groomer. (very caring)

Awesome video! What brand or type of rake was that you were using?

genius!!! what i thought was cartlidge on my poos ears is matted hair!!! i groom her regularly and this vid has helped me loads!

@JunTheGroomer1

6 жыл бұрын

+sizkar9 Thank you so much for watching! We're happy to hear that this video was helpful! :)

I went to the salon and my dog had lovely long hair , they clipped her real short she went in with long hair and she came out a rat I was so shocked at how short she was she's a cockapoo fluffy I'm wondering why they took her so low if she had a matt part ehy didn't they use the tool u got throughout the coat instead they shaved her tiny I came home really upset if they had that tool u use wouldn't have been way better I use the coat brush I'm glad your video shows the way to reduce matting and combing with a metal comb this is the fist time I had a cockapoo dog I've had alsation dogs 101 dalmatian dogs never the cockpoo so good to view and learn this

Awesome video. Thank you for making that.

@JunTheGroomer1

9 жыл бұрын

socrates112 It was my pleasure! Thank you so much for watching it! I'm so happy you found it helpful :-)

I like that you used soothing music. AND that you're not using foul language. : )

Thank you so much for the help here! I have a Pomeranian and a Shih Tzu. They're both really expensive to take to the groomers. However, this video helps a lot with at home care for us until we take them to the groomers. Thanks again. :-)

Hi, Jun - great and helpful video. Agnes, the beautiful white angora bunny, taught me how to comb his (yes, it was a surprise to the breeder, too) amazing 3-inch coat. The really gentle war to protect his thin, delicate skin is to start combing the end of the hairs first, moving gradually toward the skin. With a tangle, you need to approach from different points or sides of bigger knots, always from the outside first. You do it that way, but you did not say that on the vid.. Another thing that might help is using a pre-rinse with diluted (probably) vinegar - if that's safe for dog skin. I use vinegar on my naturally-curly hair which has been tangling in this humid summer weather, and the tangles just disappear. I'd love to know if that might be the most non-invasive way to solve tangles.

Such a helpful video I have a bichon frise and a Maltese. With the rake tool u use to cut through the matts would that cut the dogs skin if u got too close to their skin?

Thank you for all your help.

@JunTheGroomer1

10 жыл бұрын

The pleasure is all mine - it is privilege to be of service! Thank you for the encouragement!