Thanks for the instruction..very helpful.. I love how kind, gentle, and respectful you are of this little puppy.
@annpianetta153627 күн бұрын
Finally, a video on the type of grooming implements you need for dogs. I appreciate the information imparted by this experience groomer. Thank you!
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv25 күн бұрын
Our pleasure!
@ChristineB904628 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this very informative video! I have a Cocker Spaniel and I started grooming him myself in the last few months, with no prior experience whatsoever. I watched your 2 videos on Cocker's head trim (puppy and adult) and they really helped me work on my Cocker's head and face. I really enjoy watching your videos. You give excellent tips and your instructions are very clear. Thank you so much, I will keep watching and learning!!! 🥰🐶🐾
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv25 күн бұрын
Always happy to help.
@ChristineB9046Ай бұрын
Wow! What precise scissor work! Thank you so much for this video! I have an American Cocker Spaniel and was wondering if this method would apply also to Cocker feet? The tip you gave about using the scissors over the comb to trim the legs is fantastic! Such a great idea! I have been learning to groom my Cocker at home just by watching KZread groomers and I must say that your 2 Cocker head trim videos are the ones that have helped me the most in doing my Cocker's head! You are a great groomer! I hope to see more Cocker videos! 🐶🐾
@ChristineB9046Ай бұрын
Oh my gosh...what a great video! I just watched your Cocker puppy video and now this one, and I am learning so much from your great work and such wonderful tips! I started to groom my 7 year old American Coker Spaniel at home in the last year and it has been a challenge, specially doing the head right. This video is so informative and helpful in my grooming journey! The head shots from the top are excellent and the way you explain how to place your hands around the crown is a great tip! And this boy is just gorgious and yes, he looks like Elvis, but then again, Elvis was gorgious! I wish you could do a full Cocker Spaniel grooming video! Thank you so much for this amazing work! Love Love Love Cockers!!! 🥰🐕🐾
@ChristineB9046Ай бұрын
Thank you for this very informative video! Very clear explanations, and what a gorgious puppy!!! I started grooming my own adult American Cocker Spaniel myself in the last year and I am NO professional groomer for sure, so I have been learning by following groomers on KZread. I find the head difficult to do so I must say that your video has given me some excellent tips! Wonderful work on that beautiful puppy! 🥰
@marje8249Ай бұрын
This is great . I’m wondering which brand of scissors you recommend ? ✂️🐾
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv25 күн бұрын
I recommend having your hand properly measured so that you can make sure that you aren't purchasing shears that will fatigue your hand! Now if we were hand twinsies that would make you an 'Even set, long shank' which a lot of Geib shears are but if your hand was an 'Off set, short shank' most Geib shears would quickly fatigue your hand.
@0aprilanne04 ай бұрын
Do you use any drying aid/post bath conditioning sprays or no styling sprays at all?
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv4 ай бұрын
I don’t use any additional products after the bath, simply because I find that many products attract dirt and I wouldn’t want to add anything that makes it more difficult for clients. But really I guess it’s just personal preference.
@willowmoon64 ай бұрын
I really appreciate how you go over the anatomy and how to feel for the different parts of the head, this is the best explanation of a schnauzer head I've seen so far! Even as an intermediate stylist, this was super helpful!!
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv25 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@joannarodriguez50265 ай бұрын
Great, thank you so much for the guidance. I will definitely check out the adult video ! And thanks for sharing the knowledge.
@joannarodriguez50265 ай бұрын
How do you recommend trimming the bottom of the ears when they get too long? Especially for an adult dog.
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv5 ай бұрын
We do have a video on doing an adult American Cocker head but if you don't want to watch that, a quick overview would be to make sure that you have the clients permission to shorten the length of the ear. Then cover the ear leather with your fingers so you know where flesh is. After that you can scissor rounded or straight across depending on owner preference.
@0aprilanne07 ай бұрын
I hate when groomers blow on dog's faces, even for things like getting them to shake their head so you can see how the ears are sitting. There are too many dogs that can potentially get triggered by that and lunge right at your face to bite you, and you were right in their bite zone for that to happen.
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv7 ай бұрын
April, Thank you for your concern, however you are not taking into account the length of the grooming loop, my hand on her chin, or the distance my face is to the dog, along with the temperament of this dog. All of which is done very safely not only for the dog but me.
@0aprilanne07 ай бұрын
Are there any coat colors that you prefer doing a 7f with or 7f reverse on for the muzzle vs the 10? Or do you 10 all your american cockers?
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv25 күн бұрын
If the pigment isn't great then I will lengthen the blade so that it doesn't look pink. We have a near albino Cocker and I have to be very careful not only so she doesn't go pink (versus white) but also so that her skin isn't irritated due to the lack of pigment.
@isabellalarter10657 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful work.
@TheInformedGroomer-kf6wv7 ай бұрын
Thank you very much!
@francesdunger22429 ай бұрын
Beautifully done and clearly explained. Thank you.
@dianebaysinger316310 ай бұрын
Love the tip on blending the underside of ear without cutting all the way thru! And, of course all the safety tips too❤
@poochesnpals10 ай бұрын
Great job. Thank you for sharing!
@SanemLopez-hi3jf10 ай бұрын
Traductir español
@annettediaz760610 ай бұрын
I love it I learned a lot thanks for sharing hope you keep showing more I’m a new groomer 😮😊
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Thanks for the instruction..very helpful.. I love how kind, gentle, and respectful you are of this little puppy.
Finally, a video on the type of grooming implements you need for dogs. I appreciate the information imparted by this experience groomer. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Thank you so much for this very informative video! I have a Cocker Spaniel and I started grooming him myself in the last few months, with no prior experience whatsoever. I watched your 2 videos on Cocker's head trim (puppy and adult) and they really helped me work on my Cocker's head and face. I really enjoy watching your videos. You give excellent tips and your instructions are very clear. Thank you so much, I will keep watching and learning!!! 🥰🐶🐾
Always happy to help.
Wow! What precise scissor work! Thank you so much for this video! I have an American Cocker Spaniel and was wondering if this method would apply also to Cocker feet? The tip you gave about using the scissors over the comb to trim the legs is fantastic! Such a great idea! I have been learning to groom my Cocker at home just by watching KZread groomers and I must say that your 2 Cocker head trim videos are the ones that have helped me the most in doing my Cocker's head! You are a great groomer! I hope to see more Cocker videos! 🐶🐾
Oh my gosh...what a great video! I just watched your Cocker puppy video and now this one, and I am learning so much from your great work and such wonderful tips! I started to groom my 7 year old American Coker Spaniel at home in the last year and it has been a challenge, specially doing the head right. This video is so informative and helpful in my grooming journey! The head shots from the top are excellent and the way you explain how to place your hands around the crown is a great tip! And this boy is just gorgious and yes, he looks like Elvis, but then again, Elvis was gorgious! I wish you could do a full Cocker Spaniel grooming video! Thank you so much for this amazing work! Love Love Love Cockers!!! 🥰🐕🐾
Thank you for this very informative video! Very clear explanations, and what a gorgious puppy!!! I started grooming my own adult American Cocker Spaniel myself in the last year and I am NO professional groomer for sure, so I have been learning by following groomers on KZread. I find the head difficult to do so I must say that your video has given me some excellent tips! Wonderful work on that beautiful puppy! 🥰
This is great . I’m wondering which brand of scissors you recommend ? ✂️🐾
I recommend having your hand properly measured so that you can make sure that you aren't purchasing shears that will fatigue your hand! Now if we were hand twinsies that would make you an 'Even set, long shank' which a lot of Geib shears are but if your hand was an 'Off set, short shank' most Geib shears would quickly fatigue your hand.
Do you use any drying aid/post bath conditioning sprays or no styling sprays at all?
I don’t use any additional products after the bath, simply because I find that many products attract dirt and I wouldn’t want to add anything that makes it more difficult for clients. But really I guess it’s just personal preference.
I really appreciate how you go over the anatomy and how to feel for the different parts of the head, this is the best explanation of a schnauzer head I've seen so far! Even as an intermediate stylist, this was super helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great, thank you so much for the guidance. I will definitely check out the adult video ! And thanks for sharing the knowledge.
How do you recommend trimming the bottom of the ears when they get too long? Especially for an adult dog.
We do have a video on doing an adult American Cocker head but if you don't want to watch that, a quick overview would be to make sure that you have the clients permission to shorten the length of the ear. Then cover the ear leather with your fingers so you know where flesh is. After that you can scissor rounded or straight across depending on owner preference.
I hate when groomers blow on dog's faces, even for things like getting them to shake their head so you can see how the ears are sitting. There are too many dogs that can potentially get triggered by that and lunge right at your face to bite you, and you were right in their bite zone for that to happen.
April, Thank you for your concern, however you are not taking into account the length of the grooming loop, my hand on her chin, or the distance my face is to the dog, along with the temperament of this dog. All of which is done very safely not only for the dog but me.
Are there any coat colors that you prefer doing a 7f with or 7f reverse on for the muzzle vs the 10? Or do you 10 all your american cockers?
If the pigment isn't great then I will lengthen the blade so that it doesn't look pink. We have a near albino Cocker and I have to be very careful not only so she doesn't go pink (versus white) but also so that her skin isn't irritated due to the lack of pigment.
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful work.
Thank you very much!
Beautifully done and clearly explained. Thank you.
Love the tip on blending the underside of ear without cutting all the way thru! And, of course all the safety tips too❤
Great job. Thank you for sharing!
Traductir español
I love it I learned a lot thanks for sharing hope you keep showing more I’m a new groomer 😮😊