mine turns on kill mode when the groomer gets the nail clipper out

Same here. It requires 3 people to cut nails of my beagle. I could not believe he is so strong

So happy to report pedal has been improving a lot recently with her behavior during nail trims! I should post an updated video!

Would it help turning it belly up?

Yep. Mine goes demon possessed when I try. We can hold hands all day, but when the nail clippers make contact it's 👹. One day I gave up and took her to 3 vets and 2 groomers, and we still only managed to get 3 paws done. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Now we have a groomer with a "hammock of humiliation" and it's an absolute breeze.

That's a problem. Google is your friend.

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same thing, I can barely brush him for 10 s and the nails? Forget about it, only while sleeping lol

Mine would if I was constantly feeding him cheese

LOL!

beagle dog face

🐆🐕‍🦺🦮🐶 Boy, are they ever!!

Thanks for watching! Beagles are great!!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! The problem is she loves to dig holes, lay in them and roll in stinky things 😅 So if she’s washed she stays clean until I let her have unsupervised free time in the yard lol! I’ve very lucky that she doesn’t actually have that stinky frito smell 🤮

She doesnt like the shampoo you're using. Thats why she rolls around in dirt. My beagle gets washed every 3 months. We use no scents at all. No issues with smell or excess oils from over washing.

I am going to make an updated video soon and will include all the tools! Thanks for watching!

removing whiskers is technically not harmful but it is similar to blindfolding your dog for a long time or until there whiskers grow back

The brand I like to use is Tropiclean! They have a deshed shampoo and condition. It helps soften the hair follicles and so makes it easy to brush out dead hair!

Excellent, my beagle moults like no tomorrow, will see if I can get it, ta

Not funny. Was it too hot or cold??

@@xxyy1318 Its warm water of course. After some praising, treats, walking in the rain and swimming.. Thanks God she used to get a bath now. I think she more doesn't like the smell of the shampoo than the water itself (even i already use the mild lavender one) 🥲

They shed anyways their whiskers.

No! Dogs whiskers are not as sensitive as some other animals likes cats and horses that really do use their whiskers for things. Since Pedal (the dog in the video) spends most of her days laying on the couch, she has no use for her whiskers and it doesn’t hurt them at all to remove them. The reason we do it on show dogs is to give the face a clean, smooth appearance.

Dog whiskers shed anyways so it's fine to clip them .

Lol! Beagles can be feisty!

It wasn’t that serious of a comment 😅 She rolls in the dirt and digs holes, like a lot of dogs do and so she doesn’t stay fresh smelling long!

Wow what a mix, sounds interesting! Thanks so much for watching!

I've washed mine twice in 3 years......

I’m sorry, I don’t know exactly what you are asking...do you want to know what particular tool or blade I’m using? For the shaving I use a #10 blade.

How about ADOPTING A SHELTER DOG?? They run the risk of being put down if no one adopta them.

Whiskers grow back (quickly might I add), and you’re wrong, they aren’t that important for dogs. She’s a spoiled dog who gets love and attention, no animal cruelty at all 😂

@@kellythegroomer8672 Trimming your mustache or removing it completely is unacceptable! A dog's whiskers are on his face for a reason. It's good to know what their functions are and why they are so significant, and here we come to the chase - what are a dog's whiskers for? As mentioned earlier, the whiskers are highly innervated, which allows the dog to… navigate properly in the world around it. As you know, canine eyesight is not perfect. Dogs are especially difficult to see objects that are very close. Fortunately, whiskers come in handy, as they act as an additional organ of touch and allow dogs to see how close a wall or object is to their path. It can be said that the whiskers transmit warning signs to the pooch's brain, thanks to which the quadruped is better oriented in space. A dog's vibrations make it possible to locate and recognize various types of objects and are very useful at night. Although a dog's eyes are adapted to seeing in the dark, it would be difficult to navigate in the dark without the help of a mustache. Whiskers play an important role for dogs of all ages, but are extremely important for aging dogs whose eyes no longer function as they should. Thanks to the innervated mustache, seniors can easily find their way in space.