Short Puppy Cut: Part 2 - Finishing the Groom

[@pericopiosantillan6909]

Thank goodness i came across your videos its like entering a one stop shop everything under one roof you never would think looking for other videos. Your videos are enough and definitely the one i am looking for . thanks for making all these videos you truly helped a lot of people. More power!

[@marciaseever6104]

Love your laugh and your sense of humor. :) This little guy has a beautiful coat and you are an excellent groomer. Beautiful dog! Beautiful cut.

[@nikkinorton5587]

I love the way you are so patient with the puppy. You can tell the puppy is trusting you.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Nikki Norton Thank you so much! I appreciate that!

[@BirdieLovesEagle]

Awww that ending made me smile so much

[@tesslund1987]

You seem like such a lovely person! My dad taught me that when it comes to deciding what you want to do with your life, it all comes down to passion. I think you exemplify that idea and I wanted to tell you that I found this video not only informative, but inspiring. I sincerely wish you and your loved ones all the best!

[@SBha30]

This is the best grooming video I have seen so far.

[@patriciapfeifer3445]

You do the best job on the dogs. I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing them.

[@Gee2three]

thanks so much for a great video, I just got a havanese pup and want to groom at home...you have given me some real confidence. love your joyful and appreciative attitude...and buy the way your daughter is adorable.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Terri Dunkel Thank you so much! I'm so happy that these videos are helpful to you, and so excited that it's given you real confidence. Being calm and confident is so important when grooming. I really appreciate your kind words :-)

[@aplusbeauty]

I know this is an old video but maybe you'll see the comment anyway. I just wanted to say that I am training to be a groomer (been a bather for about 9 months) and your grooming videos are my favorite to watch by far. You really make it about the happiness and healthiness of the dog and you really put into words so well the importance of this job. I'm proud to be part of a community that includes people like you!

[@paulrandall4474]

The way you interact with your dog is great. Love and respect goes so far. This shows you are one with the puppy. It does not get any better than this. You are the Alpha Dog Groomer.

[@deannalynn909]

THANK YOU FOR SUCH A DETAILED GROOMING VIDEO! I recently purchased a Havanese puppy and will be grooming him myself. I have experience in grooming cocker spaniels but zero experience with Havanese! Your video was excellent! I so appreciated it and am now a subscriber!

[@joannepiasecka8449]

I really like you!!! I can just tell how much you love dogs!!!! Bless you!!!!

[@allmyrattys]

You make this sound so easy. I love your calmness which in turn makes your furry friend calm. I'm going to be grooming my baby tomorrow. I watched your videos at least 10 times. I'm ready .... I think. LOL

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Michelle Phillips Awesome! I'm so happy that my videos helped! You can totally do it - biologically speaking, you are just as capable as doing it as I am. You ever see Unlimited, where they take that super pill? Physically nothing changes but they're suddenly able to do incredible things because they changed the way they think. What if all you had to do was to believe that you can do it and just trust your body to do it? Pretty trippy stuff, I know, but it's worked for me and I'm sure it will for you too. Let me know how you do - I'm so eager to hear how it went!

[@allmyrattys]

thedoggroomer2012 It went a lot easier than I thought. Helps to have a calm dog! Have not been able to find that tool you use for the eyes and muzzle. Where did you get it? Could really use it.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Michelle Phillips They're called stripping knives, and I ordered them from Petedge.com. It's a technique that groomers call "hand stripping", but basically its just pulling out the dead undercoat. You can also chalk up your fingers or use rubber tips in order to grip the hair better and pull the hair with your fingers. But it is much easier and faster to use the stripping knives, in my opinion. :-) I'm so happy to hear that the groom went smoothly!

[@loverslanehawj6244]

He's such a good dog who loves to be groomed. He's so sweet allowing you to work on his face with out nibbling or trying to bite like other dogs shown. Thanks for the wonderful info.....so true it's not about the look; it's about how the dog feels. It must start with proper training and handling in order to develop trust.....

[@barbaraguzman2372]

Just watched this video for the first time and it is truly the best grooming video I have ever seen. Love all the attention to detail and the sincere caring shown toward the dog. This has given me the confidence to attempt grooming my two Havanese. I have been extremely unhappy with the results of having my dog groomed professionally and I am sure they didn't receive all the attention, affection and thoroughness you displayed in this video. Although I know I will make mistakes and be extremely slow for awhile, I feel I can do this and my dogs will be much happier in the long run. I learned so much from this video. Thank you so much for your time and expertise and; more importantly, my dogs thank you.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Barbara Guzman Wow, thank you so much! I'm sure your babies will love that you're their groomer now, and you can always take them to the grooming salon when you don't have time. In my book, the Art of Grooming, I actually talk about that in the last chapter. I believe that when you're grooming your dogs don't worry so much about making it look perfect. You'll make some mistakes even when you're experienced because sometimes they move at the right moment. If you get a chance, I would suggest listening to my audiobook series on my channel called the Art of Grooming. I think you'll really like it. :-) If you do get a chance to listen to it, I'd love to hear what you think!

[@aaabbbbiieee]

So much respect for everything you do, I'm training to be a dog groomer myself, I'm finding your advice so helpful, I'm learning so much

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Thank you so much! I respect you for your decision to become a dog groomer! I wish you much success and happiness helping dogs look and feel good, and thus creating happiness for the dog and the family! We are artist, and we create happiness for the clients we serve. Grooming is not a career, it is a way of life - it is an art.

[@aaabbbbiieee]

So thankful for people like you, I love the way you handle the dogs and keep calm, I'm practicing this every day in work :) Thank you for wishing me success! I aim to make every dog that I groom leave happy and comfortable. I wouldn't do anything else I love my job so much :)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

You have the perfect attitude, and I believe you will become a better groomer than me someday! It's not flattery or blowing smoke - it's absolutely true. My body will only be able to do this for so long before I will have to retire, and you're just starting off so it is actually very true that you will be a better groomer than me someday. :-) LOL! But like Wayne Dyer says, "True nobility is not about being better than somebody else, it is about being better than you used to be." As long as you stay curious, fascinated, enthusiastic, and most of all passionate, you will never feel burned out or lose interest in grooming. It is not about the money, it is about the joy and happiness it brings to both the dogs and ourselves. The reward comes from the dogs, the payment comes from the owner ;-)

[@lindanerney9896]

You are such a kind person. I am learning to groom my two shih tzus and it is a bonding experience. They don't look so hot, but they are learning to trust me.

[@rjdubz27]

I enjoyed your video very much, and I love your sweet and loving attitude. You are a great groomer

[@lissetteiniguez8365]

Jun just want to say that i loved the way u explain urself on your videos, hopefully i can get ur great skills and become a badass ass groomer like you. keep making those videos!! Jun your my #1 groomer!

[@kat4animals004]

Im a groomer and Love your vids. Please keep making them!! Learn something new each time! And you have such wise words and thoughts to share with us, Such a happy kind positive and funny :) person you are. yes the 3 C's! :)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Awesome!! Thank you so much for watching and supporting our channel! I love groomers - we get each other... we just know. LOL! I'm actually thinking about writing another book called The 3 C's of Grooming. Maybe I will... But here's something to think about. Only a happy, kind, positive and funny person could recognize those qualities in another. Just like you have to have a sense of humor to recognize good humor. I'm honored that such a person like you finds my videos helpful. Thank you.

[@sandicolbert4811]

Thanks so much for taking the time to make your videos! I'm new to grooming and your step by step directions have been so helpful!

[@michellemcquiller8881]

Thank you! I have a mini poodle (12 weeks) ❤Rocky❤ and have been watching, reading, researching how to groom him! You are so on point and intune! I've been super nervous to freak him out-me out!Awesome video😁👍

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Michelle McQuiller You're welcome! :-) I know you'll do great! Let me know how it goes, and thank you so much for watching!

[@pericopiosantillan6909]

The best groomer in the world

[@maritzmms3423]

Omg your dog and your little girl are both precious and so very sweet😊

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Megan Shialabba Thank you!! :-D You're so nice!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Erica Gulseth Thank you so much! I can't wait to see pictures or a video of your Havanese after the groom :-) I'm so happy that this video helped!

[@kandicox6337]

Never thought to do it that way.....good idea and health for the dog in the long run. Thanks for the idea.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Kandi Cox Thank you so much for watching this video! It's so nice to hear from you again :-) You're always so sweet! I smiled when I got the email notification on my phone and saw your username :-) Thank you so much for all the support!

[@kandicox6337]

😀

[@ninjaturtle8135]

That was awesome! Totally educated.... and entertained! :) Thank you!!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

NinjaT8135 Thank you so much for the compliment! I really appreciate you watching, and I'm thrilled you found it educational and entertaining! Awesome!

[@olgabusch9184]

Your daughter is so adorable

[@rharesh4451]

he's so adorable thanks for sharing

[@tracymason8641]

This is the best video I have seen so far on how to do the legs and feet. I've been getting better, but I don't get much practice as most of the dogs I do are "just shave em down". I like feet to look floofy and have some shape. And I'm going to get a small stripping tool. That works much better than shaving in the eye area, which makes me nervous and doesn't look good either! Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Tracy Mason Thank you so much for the nice comment! I'm so happy you enjoy our videos!

[@aceshigh4113]

The dog is soo cute!

[@anneharwood943]

You provide so much helpful information, and I'm more than happy to watch several times. But, I wish you would list the tools you're using in your notes. For instance, I keep trying to remember which size blade guards you're using for the body, legs and head.

[@loriegernan1974]

Hi really appreciate all the details and information you share with us..Thank you!!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

I really appreciate you watching, and thank you so much for the encouragement!

[@ileanakafrouni2057]

We-Me and you are awesome. Great inspiration! Namaste

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Ileana Kafrouni Thank you so much!! Namaste. I appreciate the comment!

[@laurenpollard310]

I learned a lot from watching this video.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Lauren Pollard I feel so happy knowing that this video was helpful to you! Thank you of much for watching :-) I appreciate the comment!

[@rhareshshan2584]

Thanks for sharing , but what if the dog saw your mistakes in the mirror ha ha ha so what gonna do .I love the way you interact with the dogs it how bond is your chemistry.

[@CaffeineCathy]

Hi there. Wonderful video. Lovely to see your bond between your family and your precious little Shi Tzu. I am getting my first ever pet - a shi tzu I named Pandora (Panda) as she is black and white. I wonder what clippers you use and the little hair blade for the little hairs around the nose. I would like to try grooming her myself as I feel it would help us bond more and help her grow to trust me in her health care. I also know then that she will be well looked after during the process and no worry about errors irresponsible groomers can make :) thank you so much for your help :)

[@Beautydivinedotnet]

you are so good with dogs. I would bring them to you if only you where from Toronto :)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Kelly HongLe Thank you so much for the compliment! I visited Toronto once for our Senior Class Trip in high school back in '99!! OMG! Has it already been 16 years??? Now I need a nap! LOL! It's such a beautiful place, and I'd love to go back to visit one day! If I do get a chance to go back to Toronto, I'll try to remember to message you so I can groom your dog while I'm there. That would be so cool!

[@erica_awesome]

love this video! can't wait to cut my havenese soon!

[@Fabica14]

I love your videos. xoxo from Brazil

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Leah Rossi Thank you so much!! Love and blessings to you from Utah!

[@dragonflybell5416]

What a beautiful video and so informative. I love the way you describe what you are doing and how you never rush anything. Have you written any books as yet?

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Dragonfly Bell Thank you for the kind words of encouragement! I have written a book called The Art of Grooming. :-) In fact, there's an audio version of it here on my channel. So far there's six 5-star reviews on Amazon.com. If you'd like to order a copy or purchase the e-book, you can find the links on my website: www.furrificspaw.com. Thank you so much for watching!

[@CG_CG]

Love your video. My little guy is 4 months and went for his first grooming today. I'm going to try doing it myself. He's a Havanese as well. Any tips for tear stains. He doesn't have much but I want to stay on top of it. Right now I just trim the hair near his eyes. Thanks again for such a great video I'm going to send the link to the groomer. This is the exact style I wanted.

[@kat4animals004]

I like when and what you preach!:)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

What?? I've got hours of video that we had to cut out because I can't stop rambling! You're welcome to come and sort through it if you're ever in the Atlanta area ;-) But you'll be immediately tested on the material - LOL!

[@virginiamagnolia]

Great video. Wish I had the confidence to groom my Peekapoo. She has the rust stains under her eyes. Haven't found a great groomer yet

[@pollysmith5409]

Excellent information.

[@geminichick83]

can you come to NJ???lol you are awesome.. its hard to find a good groomer..I got lucky my shihtzu seems to love the groomer and he always looks amezing and calm and relaxed... I always wondered how they groom the dog..my boy gets the puppy cut evey 6weeks ..even in the winter ..the clumps of snow in a shihtzu hair is not fun and they get so stinky and knotted.. your vidoes are awesome!! you need to get your one shoe on animal planet!! :)

[@annecheung808]

thank you; this is very helpful! Cute Hav :)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Allyson Grant-Stuart, I usually use a 7" Curved Shear and a 46-tooth Thinning Shear around the eyes. I recently sat in on a demonstration by Jonathan David, he's a big name in the grooming world ;-) He pointed out that with thinning and blending shears, it's not the number of teeth but how they are designed that matters. Hope this helps! Thank you for the question, and I really appreciate you watching!

[@keligyrl]

Dang I wish you were in Austin. You'd definitely get my money!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

keligyrl You can certainly mail a check! LOL!!! Oh, you probably meant in exchange for grooming services ;-) Thank you so much! I really appreciate the encouraging comment!

[@lisaanderson98]

I see you are very good with your work --How many pets do you have or is it a dog perhaps. what kind if so I can tell It will be in very good hands. It's good to have these kind of skills.

[@edwardtrujillo5587]

cute dog!

[@kathykiloh102]

I have been searching for a video of a peekaboo. I have been trimming mine for about 8 mos. I just cut his ears short for the first time but feel they are too Square. Thanks for this video.

[@ericsobral]

Great video!! :)

[@ama0722]

Great interaction with the dog. What blade are you using for this trim?

[@KimWilliams2580]

Hi Jun, I am researching ways to learn how to groom my shihTzu, Bichon, poodle mix and stumbled across your videos. Love how you explain your approach! You mentioned looking up Chris Bolowski. Can you spell her name for me? I can't seem to find information on her. Thanks!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

It's Christina Pawlosky, CMG. :-) It may also help if you type in Oster Ambassador in the search line. She's really one of the best groomers out there that can explain things in simple, practical terms. I hope you have a wonderful experience grooming your animal companion :-)

[@CathyJCross57]

Hi Jun, I have a Peke and he's brundled from head to tail on top down to just the bottom of the curve leading to his underside. White in all other areas. I'd ike to groom him in a nice summer cut, but I've never shaved the opt part, but have done the white part shorter. Can you do a divo on a Peke and tag me in it - would love to see how you do that.

[@normisllanes]

Excellent!!!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Norma Estela Llanes Thank you!!! LOL! Thank you for watching!

[@tanja5856]

Hey Jun! It was great watching this a second time. I watched it when I was barely grooming for a month and now that I've seen it again (8 months later), I picked up on so much more. I have been shaving the legs, so ya technically, they do look like chicken legs, lol! I wanted to let you know that I am trying to pursue my own grooming salon and would love your input. For starters, what brand of scissors do you love? I don't live anywhere that I can hold the scissors in my hand before I buy, so that's a tough one. I would like a long and short curved, short with rounded tips, and thinners. I tend to switch hands when working on the face and feet, so not sure if I need lefties for the switch or if there are scissors out there that accomodate a switch hitter. Are you a master groomer yet? It would be so awesome to come a see you for a week if I can arrange it for my business loan. Also, you directed me to this video when I asked you about shih tzu and lhasa face grooming.....so I guess I need to see a variety of styles. We typically get 4 requests from owners: a tight face, a teddy face, a squared beard and chops, and rounded beard and chops. I always have a hard time balancing the bottom beard and chops on their cheeks. Plus there seems to be a difference in techniques their visors too.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+Tanja Comeau You're so amazing, and very ambitious - which takes a lot of courage. :-) I'm so impressed with how quickly you're coming along! You really do have a natural talent for this, and I'm so excited that you're taking me along on your journey to becoming an amazing dog groomer! I personally use Aussie Dog shears because they're light and easy on my hands, and they seem to stay sharp and give me good performance day in and day out. They're not show quality finishing shears, but they're reliable and good for the daily grind of a professional groomer. I also want to try out Chona Shears because I met with the owners at their booth at SuperZoo this past July. They seem like amazing people and the shears cut amazing well! I tried them on some sample hair and I was truly impressed with the quality. I don't own a pair yet, but I will as soon as I'm able to. Here's the link to their website: www.chonashears.com. I also really appreciate the feedback about the different faces! This gave me an idea. I just trimmed We-Me like a Miniature Schnauzer again because he was getting pretty shaggy, and also my girls love it ;-) But when he grows out again and has a full shaggy head, I'll make another video trimming down his head in the different styles you mentioned. I'll start with the rounded Teddy Bear Head, then square his beard and chops, then I'll tighten everything up to make a tight face. That would be an awesome video that would be fun to do! I'll even do his ears long and straight at the bottom, then rounded ears, and then short and straight, then short and rounded, and then I can even edge the ears while still fluffy (which is super cute) and then clipped short and edged. Thank you so much for the great suggestion - this will be an amazing video for everyone asking about the head and ears! It would be so amazing if you could come out to Utah and work with me for a week - I'm sure we'd learn a lot from each other :-D I'm not a certified master groomer, but I'm a master groomer in the sense that I help create more masters - and you're a perfect example! My definition of a master is not one who has many students, but one who creates many masters. :-)

[@tanja5856]

+thedoggroomer2012 That video would be perfect ;) I'm getting the application package today to apply, so I'll know if it's a go in about a month. I'm trying not to get too excite until they give me the money, lol, but I can't help it. I will definitely keep you up to date on how it's going. My email address is [e-mail]. I'd like to talk with you outside of you tube, because I'll have a ton of questions and ideas to bounce off you. Thank you as well for the kind words and encouragement ;)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

LOL! There's nothing wrong with getting excited. :-D I'd love for you to keep me updated on your progress! I just emailed you so you'll have my email address as well. Let's keep in touch!

[@carlacornelio2502]

I love this video *-*

[@JunTheGroomer1]

carlaa cornelio I love that you love this video!! :-) LOL Thank you so much!

[@shaheerjaved6895]

love you

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Shaheer Javed Awww, love you too :-D

[@allysongrantstuart]

What's the tool you used to cut the hair around the eyes?

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+PAUL RANDALL, Thank you so much for the high compliment! I agree with you 100%! :-)

[@pakelekia2552]

Thanks so much for your very informative videos. Do you have one that shows plucking the hair from inside the ears of a Havanese. I just read another comment that said you have a book. Please post a link to it. I'd love to buy it. What was the name of the groomer whose videos you recommended? Chris something? Thanks!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

+pakelekia2552 Thank you so much! The links to my book are on this page: furrificspaw.com/about/. It's available on Kindle or in print form. :-) The lady's name is Chris (Christina) Pawlosky, CMG. She's a phenomenal groomer and a great teacher too! You'll like her videos, just search her name :-) She's got a really good Bichon Head video! Thank you so much for the awesome comment!

[@lovelyb4629]

Hi love watching your videos. I would like to know do you cotons in puppy cut.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

bobbie prentice Yes, we do! But Cotons take a lot of work and time so we usually never have time to film it. But the concept is still the same as in this video. I actually use the same size comb guards on a couple of them. Thank you so much for all your support!

[@jonj3233]

Shi tzu seems comfortable with you

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Jon Jennings Better be, he never pays rent! LOL! Seriously though… ever since he was a puppy he's never paid rent. LOL!

[@binkiebabe416]

What was that small blade you used around the eyes and mouth?

[@Geunalia]

Como chama isto que vc tá usado? será que acho aqui no Brasil?

[@antonioalvarez723]

which comes first? haircut or bath appreciated your opinion

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Antonio Alvarez In my opinion every groom should consist of 3 steps in this order: 1) Detoxification - Carding out the coat, and removing excessive buildup out of the pores. 2) Hydration - Cleaning and moisturizing the skin. Conditioning and strengthening the hair. 3) Hand Dry & Styling - Setting the coat and training hairs to lay properly, and scissor finish trimming. Therefore, the answer would be - in my opinion - the bath first and then the haircut. ;-) Thank you so much for watching - and I really appreciate the question! It was a great question, and it gave me a great opportunity to explain the proper steps. Thank you!

[@antonioalvarez723]

Thank you, but, I live on Miami Florida, far from you. appreciated

[@serama1314]

I did a search for chris poloutski?? I couldn't find anything. Maybe I spelled it wrong? Can you tell me how its spelled? Thanks!! Your videos are awesome.

[@JunTheGroomer1]

serama13 Thank you so much for the compliment, and for watching our video! Her name is spelled Christina Pawlosky, but many of the people in the industry call her Chris Pawlosky. This is a link to one of her videos that I really like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-zonyepdZrqsU. She has such a pleasant demeanor and explains what she's doing in a way that's easy for anyone to understand. I'm a huge fan! :-)

[@sherrilees]

how do you get the shave so even? mine looks all choppy

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Sherri B The secret is in the prep work. Combing out all the dead coat before clipping. But another trick is to card out the clipper lines & choppiness with a coat king (undercoat rake) after clipping. :-)

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

thank you please can you tell me what no the guards you are using please x

[@JunTheGroomer1]

eliana wylie I used a #2 comb on the body, and an #0 comb on the head and the legs. They're the metal kind that are colored so that would be a Blue comb and a Yellow comb. :-) Thank you so much for watching!

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

thank you very much for letting me know loved your videos i am learning so much from you :)

[@JunTheGroomer1]

eliana wylie Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate all the support!

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

you are very welcome

[@helensingerdancer]

Don't you ever get scared of cutting the dog?? does that ever happen? I have a yorkie and of a similar size and this video makes me anxious..

[@JunTheGroomer1]

HelenBlondelTV Oh yeah it happens, but fortunately it hasn't happened in a long time for me. Hopefully that is a testament to my skills getter better - LOL! I think experience has a lot to do with it, honestly, but also with experience comes confidence. Confidence helps to fight off fear and anxiety. When we worry about something, we are often inviting the very thing we're worrying about to actually happen just by worrying about it. Rather than think about the what if's, I now try to focus on what I am doing and stay totally engaged in the moment. But I know what you mean… I used to have nightmares after work! LOL!

[@vnlindsay]

Can you move to Northern CA?

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Vivian Lindsay We actually were considering moving to CA last year, and earlier this year when our business was getting back on it's feet. However, it looks like Atlanta will be our home for a long time - we have such a strong, loyal following now that it would be very difficult for us to pack up and leave. It was like God grabbed us before we could leave and said, "Nope, you still have work to do here." :-) Thank you so much for watching!!

[@vnlindsay]

I am learning tons from you! Thanks for all your videos!!!!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Vivian Lindsay Thank you so much!!! It's such a pleasure to know you like our videos!

[@libiadaligomezalarcon9451]

me ha encantado ver estos videos porque asi pude volver a ver a mi perrita de raza shihtzu en otros perritos pue ella murio hace poco y no se me va la tristeza la estrano muchisimo a mi amada oshim att libia gomez [ecuador] gracias

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Libia Dali Gomez Alarcon Translation please :-) Thank you! Gracias :-)

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

could you put a link on here for the clippers you use please thank you

[@JunTheGroomer1]

eliana wylie It's an Andis AG2. I'm not sure if this is the exact link I used to by mine, but it has pictures and details for you. Andis is the only brand I've ever used so I'm not sure if I'm a good groomer to get recommendations from. I'm thinking about trying out Wahl or Oster clippers just so I can compare and contrast. Hope this helps, and thank you so much for watching our videos! www.amazon.com/Andis-22360-2-Speed-Professional-Clipper/dp/B0018KVI5M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415068154&sr=8-1&keywords=andis+agc+2+speed

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

thank you so very much loved your videos

[@MegaDarkbeauty]

that is the clippers im going to buy the Andis i have been reading about them and the feed back sounds good for me :) ty

[@JunTheGroomer1]

eliana wylie I like them, but then again, I don't have anything else to compare them to. LOL! Thanks again for watching!

[@melodywise4904]

How mean!!

[@MissNicolaMay]

Is this a havanese?

[@JunTheGroomer1]

MissNicolaMay No, but the coloring is similar isn't it? :-) He's a Shih Tzu/Maltese mix. Our little We-Me

[@mikejasak5398]

Chris Bukowski.....couldnt find her!

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Mike Jasak It's Christina Pawlosky, CMG & Oster Ambassador :-D

[@mendezmendez5538]

Did you get her 2 popsticles lol

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Mendez Mendez LOL! Of course I did, she's my little princess ;-) LOL! Thank you so much for watching - this comment made me smile so big!

[@mendezmendez5538]

She's adorable and thanks for responding

[@kat4animals004]

Scott who?

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Scott Wasserman. He's the Terrier King, or otherwise internationally known as Mr. Terrier.

[@ТамараСмир-в6п]

Замучил собаку

[@traceybowden5549]

This looks too painfull for the dog!! Never should be done should be shaved

[@virginialynn7882]

I'm a little confused by the filmed on location and website.....searching for both lead to little. If I were a pet parent interested in having YOU groom my dog....I'd be left empty handed and due to my (assuming since I'm a self-proclaimed 'normal' person) busy schedule, I would just go elsewhere. Am I typing wrong or are you some super secret groomer that just has too many request dogs to accept new clients?? If the later is true...that's fine...just maybe don't give out location and website info It's either not an accurate way to find you or you are not interested in it atm. My questions are legitimate.....rereeading it it sounds rude and I apologize. Can't think of any other way to word it...haha

[@JunTheGroomer1]

LOL! Thank you for the feedback!! I really appreciate it :-) We've moved around... a lot! LOL!! We first started out in Buckhead, Atlanta at a retail location, but that didn't work out the way we planned. Then we moved into a small commercial home in Chamblee, GA where we groomed and lived out of the same location. We moved to Arizona suddenly when we received word that my mother-in-law was in the hospital paralyzed due to a severe stroke. Then we moved up to Utah to pursue an opportunity that didn't work out the way we hoped, and had to move back down to Arizona. Once everything settled, we decided to move back to Atlanta where I now make private house calls to our clients. We actually are at a point where I cannot take anymore new clients for a while, but I still like sharing grooming tips and information that are helpful. :-) I don't save any of the original files once I upload them onto KZbin so I can't go back and edit the old videos. I don't want to delete them either because the information is still helpful. So that's the reason why our channel is so confusing, and it seems like I'm a traveling groomer that can't stay in one place. LOL!!

[@virginialynn7882]

Jun The Groomer ah I see! Understandable! I enjoy your videos👍😊

[@angelhimm]

There is no such thing as a puppy groom

[@JunTheGroomer1]

Ok 👌

[@michellemcquiller8881]

Thank you! I have a mini poodle (12 weeks) ❤Rocky❤ and have been watching, reading, researching how to groom him! You are so on point and intune! I've been super nervous to freak him out-me out!Awesome video😁👍

[@michellemcquiller8881]

Thank you! I have a mini poodle (12 weeks) ❤Rocky❤ and have been watching, reading, researching how to groom him! You are so on point and intune! I've been super nervous to freak him out-me out!Awesome video😁👍