Chris Pawlosky: Teddy Bear Trim

[@m1nt]

6:19 he looks so happy with his lil tongue sticking out! such a nicely behaved puppy

[@spideboss1426]

You can go to www.groomingprofessors.com/ to see more of Chris grooming.

[@kerstboom20000]

This lady is amasing. She knows what she is doing. Many thanks for your video clip.

[@marseno2147]

That is one super sweet, super adorable and patience fur baby🌝. Love that super adorable puppy very much, lucky human parent🌝

[@spideboss1426]

You can go to www.groomingprofessors.com/ to see more of Chris grooming.

[@thana3762]

I dont even have a dog but I always end up in such videos :) !!

[@johnredorn]

Great job. And that is a beautiful pup

[@joycemar54]

Thank you for such a very descriptive lesson! You're AWESOME!

[@brendarogers6714]

Awesome job! I hope I can find someone to do mine when it’s time. I love the look ❤

[@Bearded70]

Really enjoyed that.. Thank you

[@spideboss1426]

You can go to www.groomingprofessors.com/ to see more of Chris grooming.

[@elizabethtaylor4448]

Beautiful trim & well behaved puppy. I do wish groomers would not turn their backs on a dog while they get tools out without keeping a hand on them. Only takes a second & you have a strangled puppy rather than an untangled one. Safety always.

[@spideboss1426]

There were two people by the dog. You can go to www.groomingprofessors.com/ to see more of Chris grooming.

[@kostak.2485]

You make it look so easy! 😀 Well done. Cute dog and a cute clip too.

[@constellations9258]

love the full teddy bear legs.........so cute!

[@sharoncook4256]

WOW! Chris we haven’t seen you in forever! We have a little rescue Shih Tzu now. Chase and the other Poodles lived a long life...about 15 each. I think of you from time to time and remember the fun time we had while you showed Chase.

[@myhumblehomeof6997]

I did not see her being "Mean" to him. I noticed she was being firm with him. If she had taken a softer tone, the pup may have misinterpreted for being a playful tone and not sat still for her.

[@daniellereid7576]

Very professional and great instructions

[@jjintheflesh]

Oh..the pup is cute.

[@slaybypamelaj972]

I am so impressed without a neck strap. I wish my dog would be this still:)

[@marystinebriner7644]

He is such a good boy look how calm and behaved he is Yay good boy

[@kategreig38]

Great tips. Thank you!

[@Mary-kh4wz]

Amazing groomer! Thank you!

[@SavannahSteel]

that lady in the background taking pictures with the FRONT PART OF HER SCREEN i can't

[@annwithaplan9766]

Your sentence was cut off. You can't what?

[@mommabingz8455]

Uhmm..... believe it?🤷‍♀️

[@van7033]

Emma Smith lol 😂

[@TeamOctaviaNow]

Sooo helpful and detailed.

[@elainewadsworth5548]

Very clear and confident grooming demo. Thank you. Where can I get one of those wide tooth combs?

[@bettycapps]

I always learn so much from you. Recently, I took my Bichon to a groomer, he came home with a poodle head. This demo is excellent for me to do my own baby. What is the spritz you are using, is it sticky like hairspray?

[@Vbluevital]

Great Tutorial TY

[@royrogers4669]

The groomer was excellent and the doggie was not distressed whatsoever....well done

[@PichanDaisuki]

Careful with those scissiors! And a little affection for that cute little pup wouldnt hurt either..

[@spideboss1426]

When he is done they love on them!

[@tekochin2567]

4:07 so cute doggo

[@urmom4816]

I don’t think she was being mean she was just a little aggressive or just very firm trying to make him/her stay still so she can do the cut properly that’s how I picture it you guys can have different opinions it’s ok that’s just my point of view

[@spideboss1426]

She is using sharp tools and wants the dogs be safe. So a correction once in a while is some time needed. We need to get the dogs groomed safely so they need to learn. Consistent but gentle.

[@Andrewthemansky]

@@spideboss1426 good job, easing everyone’s concerns

[@joysnow7182]

You did an excellent job and the dog looks adorable. Wish I could find someone near me to do it like this. But doesn’t it hurt the dog to lift the back end by the tail? I always thought that was bad for dogs.

[@Oddleviathan29]

I’ve never seen combing the hair down between the toes. I was taught to use the slicker to get the hair between the toes overtop of the paw. Is it more effective to pull the hair down?

[@ninal4565]

which model of clipper most professionals use. i have maltese dogs and looking for less noisy cordless clipper. thanks in advance.

[@tinaarluna]

What clippers are you using ?

[@tammymaxfield541]

Can you tell me what type of combs they are please? I'm looking for grooming combs and would like to get a set like these!

[@swu7132]

Like for the dog.

[@rambergkatherine]

What kind of spray are you using???

[@shawnawilliams6536]

What brand and type of shears did Chris use for this trim. I have bought several types and im trying to figure out which ones I can use in my shop every day that are sturdy, microserated and stay sharp longer. I've bought shears from. $50 -$300 and they just seem to dull to quickly, i maintain them daily so would love any suggestions.

[@brostrod]

I have that type of dog

[@julesservantofjesus972]

He's doing a great job being still. I don't see him having any behavior problems...m

[@nnemoyer]

How old is this little one getting his first trim?

[@patconnell7055]

Newish I new a good groomer, for my HAVANESE!

[@kimcoffey9577]

Thanks much for this! Where can I order 1.25" attachment comb?

[@spideboss1426]

frank Rowe and sons

[@seabrax1024]

I do wish you would add blade size and comb attachment

[@mariagil2833]

What liquid are you using? And why?

[@CelebrityDogGroomerMichelle]

What IS the proper way to do a top line on this coat type?

[@terriluginbyhl161]

The rear assembly

[@Chellie123]

Lovely groom but I am also wondering if you could share a link where to buy the new 1.5 and 2 inch comb attachments? I have searched on Google but cannot find any, I am based in Ireland thanks :)

[@LoneWaffles]

Best Friends World www.petedge.com/zpetedgemain/catalog/productDetail.jsf?firstRow=120&area=&sort=RA&wec-appid=PEDM_WEBSHOP_TR&page=72A214C22827430A9795247F1BF064D6&itemKey=005056A64D261ED4988F303A744A8CDA&show=12&view=grid&wec-locale=en_US

[@mrs.toywilliams4635]

I have a Teddy Bear and viewing these videos kind of learning to do this myself type thing. Unfortunately I picked up some Walmart clippers lol and they look nothing like in this video. I haven't done anything, but wondering if you have a how to site. I also wanted to know if you could list the items I would need. My dogs name is Sniper and he is 2 years old January 17th, 2017. He currently goes to the groomers but I really would like to do this myself instead of traveling 36 miles there and another 36 back home for his haircut. Suggestions of books more videos?

[@arshtruth3649]

Mrs.Toy Williams I am from London UK, bought dog special clippers for my bichon costing me £50, sound expensive but worth it. watch couple of videos for a week and that's it. I bought slicker brush, Dog hair shampoo, conditioner spray, spare towels, bath anti slip cheap mat to avoid scratches, scissors and hair dryer from home. my bichon had a lovely cut, I not only saved money but feeling good in myself too.

[@sonyahartley3155]

Mrs.Toy Williams Wal-Mart clippers are not great, but as long as you can change the blade you'll be fine. I would use a professional blade. Also use metal combs instead of plastic I find better. Amazon or pet edge has some good choices in Oster.

[@brianduhe6664]

@@arshtruth3649 Good to know you have a bichon. I have a 3 year old all white Havanese. These breeds are very similar if not related.

[@wandawilson6266]

What size clippers for puppy cut?

[@mikecohrs2471]

what spray is she using? where can i buy?

[@spideboss1426]

Magic touch frank Rowe and Son or Groomers Mall

[@Coco-yo8cy]

What is the name of the spray you used

[@newgaming2072]

hi good looking

[@traceydaizy]

I never knew dogs had belly buttons 🤔

[@nivensherin2054]

نوعه ايه ممكن افاده

[@turtleislandlac1490]

why is it no one ever posts videos of these dogs when they're adults? Every single video they are a puppy, even a informational video like this one.

[@chesterholland5909]

teddy bear

[@trongnghia2589]

I want to know what kind of this walh

[@alfy80mc]

what breed is this doggie !!!!

[@GotAnUmbrella]

alfy80mc She said she believes it is a Bichon X Shih Tzu.

[@kandakumar4376]

She also has teddy bare cut

[@antoniokinsey4041]

I don’t have a dog right now. I would love to have this type of dog but won’t ever get one because I don’t want to deal with the grooming.

[@victorialsaint9046]

Hmm she's lil bit rough the way she hold the puppy legs!

[@puppyheaven4957]

Come get your new Teacup or Toy puppy at www.PuppyHeaven.com

[@fenn933]

0:27 when the dog got pissed off

[@olgynchik_pechenna9416]

Что делать? Моя ши -тцу не любит стричь передние лапы

[@danicacameron5516]

i lake it flufe more

[@bolbrovej13]

Ucla football

[@bolbrovej13]

Thank the people who love me UCLA

[@iciewolf]

Same question. Where in the world did you find a 1.5 and 2 inch comb that doesnt need a vac to use?

[@LoneWaffles]

Kenya Hill www.petedge.com/zpetedgemain/catalog/productDetail.jsf?firstRow=120&area=&sort=RA&wec-appid=PEDM_WEBSHOP_TR&page=72A214C22827430A9795247F1BF064D6&itemKey=005056A64D261ED4988F303A744A8CDA&show=12&view=grid&wec-locale=en_US

[@jairobeppler9269]

Kenya Hill ū

[@R_lifestyle.]

what kind of dog is this?

[@brianna094]

Lol the guy @ 8:07 talking shit..

[@tamarah6278]

The dog did such a good job for being nervous about his first haircut. However, I would never allow her to groom my dog. People view their dogs as part of their family and I think they wouldn't be pleased at seeing the groomer lift the dog by pulling him up by the tail. She did that more than once. In my OPINION, that is cruel. I can tell she seems to have lots of experience but some times when a person tend to get sure if themselves but loose the compassion.

[@truthseeker6384]

Absolutely beautiful puppy, but his tongue is way too pale for him be considered healthy.

[@mariannebergnel3491]

Can you not be more respectfull with this little guy..?

[@sharihuber940]

When groomed back 1998 we used blade no comb that was cheating maid out of plastic . why are they use comb ?.like 4F .blade .we hand scissor legs . Now use Thinning shears for body . I think going cause a lot carpal tunnel . I know say look soft . Scissor most time like one big cut . .

[@ritageorge2348]

I prefer a groomer that loves dogs. You can see this one is firm as they should be but not at all caring. Its just work to some.

[@spideboss1426]

You could not be more wrong! Shame on you!

[@JMadden15]

I would assume her demeanor is not only for the instructional video but also serves to keep the dog calm and still. If she was using a baby voice and loving on him even a little he might think it’s playtime. If he thinks she’s playing he could get very hurt by becoming hyper or even just slightly more active. Also, I don’t see this as a job you just fall into just to pay the bills. She’s obviously accomplished in her field and it stands to reason that if this is her chosen career and she has excelled at it that she probably loves animals or at least likes them. Totally unrelated but why are people so ready or even eager to be offended or to catch someone others in some kind of social faux pas (words, actions, person beliefs etc) and make it their mission to shame people then educate them on the “right” way of doing things which is usually their way. I think she did a wonderful job and conducted herself professionally. The world needs more nice people who don’t make judgments about others they don’t know based on a few minutes of video on KZbin etc. and a few less Negative Nellies. Wouldn’t it be great if being a logical/critical thinker and a social media justice warrior weren’t mutually exclusive. Oh well, I guess until we can figure this out we should stick to if ‘you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all’ rule. Huh, turns out that wasn’t unrelated to my first comment at all. And I know I’m being hypocritical by posting this but come on, that’s was a seriously lame passive aggressive comment. Good day to you.

[@genavivec7141]

What business is this groomer in?

[@andyhinz5247]

At about the 10 minute mark the booth next to you took a picture of you grooming the dog, so I think they are going to steal your hair cut.

[@sarahabu2861]

Video title: Teddy bear trim" Me: OMG THEIR CUTTING A TEDDY BEAR? After I watch the video: oh.......

[@MissTrixie29]

Lol, like the time I took my Barbie doll's hair down to the scalp. No surprise, it didn't grow back.

[@julesservantofjesus972]

@@MissTrixie29 😂

[@carrolldo7080]

Excuse me! Do you hear the dog speaking. You are a bit sadistic. The dog has to be coated with shaving cream / pre- ointment before it is shaved. I can hear the dog does not like how you are handling it. Imagine if you were so closely shorn, would you not want to be more gentle with your own skin, and pre lubricated or your own skin would be very itchy.

[@rishivinjamuri3101]

She seems very mean doing that to such a cUte dog (shih Tzu)

[@lemonypeasy315]

Rishi Vinjamuri she is not being mean she is being firm. If she used a softer tone the puppy might think that she wants to play

[@wandaczech2071]

she was mean I would never give my 2 shih-tzus to a dog hairdresser

[@sarahabu2861]

wow poor dog

[@courtney6951]

ss girl 123 oh shut up No she wasn't she was very patient with the puppy

[@wandaczech2071]

Sorry

[@kireniavenegas5050]

She did awesome... handling the dog, cutting and explaining the entire haircut if you think she was being mean or rude i really cant understand how you handle a dog that is not really yours. We are groomers not dog whispers we don't have magic wands i rather speak with a tone than let the dog move around and cut him with the sharp items that we use to making look nice. I hate people that don't appreciate our job and make stupid comments.

[@Flippityfloop44]

Then your dogs must be tangled matted smelly messes, aren't they?

[@ginnyhomonai6848]

Poor puppy. Her lack of compassion for the dog is why I cut my own.

[@GeorgiaRose86]

Ginny Homonai People who say things like this obviously aren't groomers and don't know or understand what it takes to be a good groomer. She handled the dog like a professional groomer is suppose to. You can't sweet talk the dog and be overly affectionate or it will never behave and do what you want it to. You must be a little bit stern to get the dog to behave and get the job done in a timely manner.

[@beppard4208]

Ginny Homonai OMG. get a life or stop fishing...not sure what your angle is but grooming/learning how to groom is NOT it. Im almost positive that IF you have a puppy/dog it has no manners and is not trained in even the few puppy etiquette that every dog needs to know. YOU need to be the leader of you pack or you are in for a BIG SURPRISE and are one of the main reasons the SPCA/animal society is in business!! Once a dog is psychologically scarred because people like you have the attitue "awe isn't that such a cute little puppy, how dare that woman talk to/treat that puppy like that!! He needs to be treated gently... NO, ITS A DOG AND HE NEEDS TO BE TREATED LIKE A DOG!! TO LEARN HIS PLACE IN THE PACK, TO KNOW WHATS EXPECTED OF HIM. At least keep him out of the shelters that way!

[@realrafafan]

Oh please

[@spideboss1426]

She rehabs many difficult dogs that few owners or groomers can care for with her firm voice and a gentle as possible handling. Many area Veterinarian send extremely difficult pets to her. Several appointments later she undoes what created the issues for each pet.

[@tsommers3284]

Not a fan of this woman.....not at all.

[@trongnghia2589]

I want to know what kind of this walh