Jasmin Kianna she’s a pro :) I tell her owner she just stands and sits there for me like a show dog and he doesn’t believe it 🤣🤣 hehehehe

Hahahha 😂 yes she does!!! 😬

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Yes! The PomMom struggle finding someone who can cut their hair lol

She’s really the cutest hahah

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Buy stuffed animals at the dollar store and practice on them...brush then out and make them nice and fluffy first..that's what I still do and I've been a groomer 11 years lol hand scissoring is an art and takes time... the fur on stuffed animals is the closest thing to a real dog or cat lol I was taught how to groom from a certified master groomer and she's who told me to practice on stuffed animals with the scissor work lol

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All depends if the owner is willing to take the risk and in this case they were. All clients are explained prior the cons. Also, a shaving them down will mess up their coat a lot more than a comb attachment.

@@PawzAll you should have the professional sense not to do this.

This is so not good 😢you never shave Pomeranian fur !

@@ryanchristophergavan80she has the professional sense to listen to the customer, as it’s not her dog or decision.

@@elicruze7188 your logic is flawed. A good professional would explain why they shouldn’t.

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Please never shave your Pomeranian for their coat doesn’t come back like it’s supposed to look when shaved. Their coat is not to be shaved. I took my very first Pom to a groomer for a trim for she was having her what we call “Ugly stage” where the Pom is growing their hair and looks uneven. I told the groomer to just trim her to even the length of her hair. But when I picked her up she’s all shaved and that was her very first grooming, I got really pissed coz I did not asked for her to be shaved. Now my poor girl is 6 years old and her coat grows very ugly and uneven. As in the thigh parts never grow long and you can tell where the blades went thru the coat coz it is shaped that way in both thighs and on her torso there are so many parts that are growing uneven and sparse. I went and learned how to groom my own dogs after that. She was my very first dog and now I have two more dogs and all three of em never see any groomer but me.

It takes forever to grow back in properly and you have to constantly trim the undercoat to match the overcoat until it does. Please do not shave your pom. They cannot maintain their body temperature with it short like this and it causes them to develop alopecia. Many groomers will just shave it anyway without warning the owners or the owners care more about how the dog looks than the fact that it is overheating and request the cut regardless. I had to have my pom shaved when I first found her as a stray because her hair was too matted to save and it was a couple years before her coat grew back in properly. Always ask if the groomer knows how to do an actual cut as a lot of places have groomers that only know how to use clippers and shave them down. I learned how to cut her myself last time I moved because only one groomer in the whole salon knew how to do anything but shave her. Now I mostly just take her for the other stuff like her glands, teeth brushing and nails. And if there's not an experienced groomer available to cut her properly then they just do a bath with the furminator to deshed her with a sanitarty trim. Then I take her home and do the rest of the actual cut myself.

no. don't do it. Some poms never grow their coats back out correctly after being shaved. They have a double coat that protects their little bodies and helps them regulate their temperature. I have a 15 y.o. pomeranian and have never even cut her fur short.

@@M0M0F2P0Ms totally agree with you!! I have two Poms and my very first one got her coat really f’d up by the first groomer I took her too for she shaved her. Now my poor little girl grows really ugly coat with lots of spaces that doesn’t grow and some parts are long. So the second Pom we got never knew a groomer at all and I learned how to groom so I can do it my own. Now I have a third dog and all of them only gets groomed by me. Never ever to shave Poms for sure! I was so upset when I saw my girl all shaved while I didn’t asked for her to shave my dog. They really pissed me off too.

Same! My 4 month pom hates being brushed

Mine also and he’s 12. He’s been that way since he was a puppy.

They make liquid melatonin. I have to use it to get my pom to calm down enough to bath and groom.

Before cutting down the coat on a Pomeranian groomers must have a conversation with the pet parent letting them know this. In this case, an older gentlemen owns this Pom and is unable to keep up with her very thick coat so he does keep her this length all the time. Instead of a blade I use a comb attachment so it’s not too short or abrasive to the hair follicle. In this case, her fur grows back normally every time. Again, it is the personal decision of the pet parent.

@@PawzAll Thank you for clarifying that to me. I'm still still a newbie pom mommy. :D Grateful that my groomer did warn me of the risks.

Exactly, I was shocked when I saw the razors too 😳

Yeah- when I was growing up we had a pom that we always got a teddy bear/lion cut on and my whole family regrets it now that we are more educated. We now have two poms and would never let a razor touch them hahah

All owners are advised of the consequences of doing this to their Pomeranian. I did not shave her as I used a comb attachment to protect her hair follicles. If I would have used a blade - that would cause a lot more damage. Her hair grows back like it was never touched.