That would be a good guess!

@@beachbaby3203 #1 guard comb (about a half inch) and a #2 guard comb to blend in the furnishings

@@Maltipoo_Maltese_Cute_Moments Thanks 😊

@@marchmarchmarch03 Thanks for watching!

@krystenmercado Yes I did the black first, washed/dried, and then applied the colors, so that I didn't smear the black. I have heard you can let the black fully dry and then paint the colors around it, but I don't feel that confident not smudge the black lol

@@НатальяДружинина-о3ь I can assure you, he is most definitely a giant schnauzer!

@@BowsandBubblesPetSalon-lt7vb Не стоит меня заверять. У меня в своё время был и ризеншнауцер, и русский чёрный терьер. Поэтому я с уверенностью говорю : Это РУССКИЙ ЧЁРНЫЙ ТЕРЬЕР!

@@НатальяДружинина-о3ьhe is a Giant Schnauzer NOT a Black Russian. Keep in mind the Black Russian was born from the Giant. This is why you must be confused. And the coat probably threw you off. This is a very fluffy softer harsh not hard coat. He is also cut really long.

@@beachbaby3203 Я не в замешательстве. Я точно знаю, что это НЕ РИЗЕНШНАУЦЕР, а РУССКИЙ ЧЁРНЫЙ ТЕРЬЕР. У меня РУССКИЙ ЧЁРНЫЙ ТЕРЬЕР жил 10 лет, поэтому я хорошо знаю эту породу. Его вывели в России. И не от Великана, а от нескольких пород собак путём скрещивания.

@@robertsandberg2246 I think 7 were born alive and healthy

Thanks!

@silkedingler5379 They will only be stripped by hand if they are in a dog show. Handstripping is a lot of work for the groomer and is expensive. Most pet owners just want the general style, so it is clippered instead.

@CountryFarmBoyUSA Thank you 😊 For puppies, sometimes it helps just to have another person hold them so they'll calm down

No need for shame. He's a show dog, it's personal preference, and he's not bothered by it at all 😊

@anthonygaitan3901 lol For existing? Or are we going to be leaving a reason for our unnecessary comment?😂 I hope you don't mean because she's helping with someone's dog after surgery.😅

Oh...did you ask him?? 😢​@@BowsandBubblesPetSalon-lt7vb

Selfish and cruel owners...just for looks 😢

@@plAIgFIlTRIt’s actually their dog. They got the ears cropped. Cropping is an unnecessary surgery that doesn’t benefit the dog in any way. Just like tail docking. It’s all for looks.

This is Klean Color. You can buy the set on Amazon pretty cheaply. It is not made for dogs specifically, but most modern nail polishes do not contain harmful chemicals (such as formaldehyde) anymore.

Is the idea that you're a cosmetologist for humans giving advice for dogs? Also, if a product is human grade, it will have a similar, if not exact same effect on most mammal hair. Dog dye is only used as a gimmick and is usually of lower quality anyway. Furthermore, she showed which products she was using. Just feel free to try google. Maybe if you're going to do this crap, watch the whole video so the remarks you make actually have some level of validity other than saying you have "30 years of experience". A hundred years won't really mean much at that point. 😅

@@plAIgFIlTR Heads up, products that are human-grade are not always safe for dogs. For example, vitamins, herbal remedies, etc sometimes require a different refining process or additional steps to make a product safe for a dog (or any other animal)

@Dreamy-writer I understand. In the same sense that garlic is an anti-inflammatory for humans, but it hurts many other mammals. As for the processor that would be used in many high-end products, you simply wouldn't use two or more step products. I think that most products people use in these instances are single-step. (unless you count bleaching) So it's fine in the same way it would be fine on your hair. Always do a test before applying any product to any hair. But past that, it's the same. I guess that was so obvious to me that I didn't include it. My apologies.

Hi 👋 I named the products in the voice-over. The black is Bigen Oriental Black and the pink is by Crazy Liberty

​@Dreamy-writer Yes, it's true that some vitamins can be harmful to dogs (and humans) in the wrong quantities. Essential oils can also cause chemical burns. Not all hair dyes are safe for dogs, but the ones I use contain formulas that are similar to those marketed for pets and have been used by pet professionals for years