Grooming a Lhasa Apso dog breed, bladder infection, full groom until bath (video cut off)

This video shows me grooming a Lhasa Apso dog breed. I used a #5 blade and scissors to complete this groom
(This video is about: dog grooming, dog hair cutting, how to shave a dog, dog grooming at home, how to groom a dog from home, grooming a dog, how to shave a dog with clippers, dog face grooming, how to clean a dogs ears, prevent ear infections in dogs, prevent yeast infection in dogs, how to clip dog nails, how to cut dog nails, dog nail cutting, grooming a dog without restraints)
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Each video is unedited footage of a day to day home based dog grooming business.
Being a dog groomer for 16+ years, I have seen a lot of dogs and learned a variety of techniques of how to groom any dog WITHOUT restraints!
These videos are for people interested in grooming their own dogs from home, wanting to learn how to start their own dog grooming business, owners who are looking for solutions on various health issues with their dog and of course most importantly for my dog owners to see how their dog does while being groomed.
In addition to grooming techniques, I will be posting videos of health concerns or warning signs of possible health concerns to watch out for with any solutions I have learnt over the years.
I also plan to share unique characteristics that I come across while grooming as some are pretty unique and very interesting!
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Lisa
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[@LYNNSTER1971]

She’s super sweet, Lisa. You’ve done a stellar job as always. What are the red swells in her eyes from? Can they be treated at all? Or are they there because of her breeding?

[@k9clipz-doggroomingtips7422]

Yes, she is. The red I, her eyes, are called cherry eye that can develop in some breeds. They apparently aren't painful and do not affect the dog other than appearance. They develop in some dogs when they are under 2 years of age, but it is not really known why they develop or what causes them. Thanks for your support and kind words as always! 🐾🐶