Haha heck yes!!!

Haha breaking bad

Omg lol 😂

Jesus loves u /)

preach

Just imagine it and imagine if someone’s shaving there hair and there dog is next to them and the thingy to cut ur hair cuts ur dogs hair and it never grows like a year

I'd be 7 shades of madd Thats why i do it myself. Too many horror stories.

@@leanev my sister used to take her poodle to a cooperate groomers and they cut his skin and never contacted her about it. She only later found out when she noticed him licking his wound. It ended up getting infected on top of traumatizing him. I don’t trust anyone with my baby either.

@@utbut6805 that’s awful!

@@clarab325 I know, and he already suffers from anxiety so it was all in all an awful experience.

Wouldn’t that be a sight! Lol

PSA: DON'T SHAVE YOUR POMEGRANATE

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The WHEEZE I let out BYE 😭😭🤚💔

A testicle...

ginger...testicle.. I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS

This is sounds really sad but I couldn't hold in my laugh when I read to words 'Ginger testicle'

instead of ginger testicle how about red carpet lol

owners ask for this all the time and it’s not a groomers job to tell them that they can’t do what they want with their dog. it’s an owners job to do ther research and communicate what they want.

@@azquirk9846 As a groomer you HAVE to say no sometimes especially when you know it can be dangerous.

@@luexie213 it’s only dangerous if the dog already unhealthy like this one. a groomer can’t predict a thyroid condition or a crumby diet

@@azquirk9846 it sometimes has nothing to do with health, the double.coat helps against heat in the summer and when its ruined by being shaved it makes it dangerous for the dog in the summer

And a person who is a decent human would know that no dog should be shaved, changing an animal because you don’t like the way it looks is cruel, in my opinion you shaving your dog is the same thing as you cutting off your dogs tail

or you could use the death note on them, light 💀😂

@@clinquant 😏 As I should

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Most of the time it's what the owners wants lol

@@ozzibear yea lol, but in this case the groomer misunderstood

@@purplepotatopleb_p3 Yeah, but a misunderstanding shouldn't make them lose their jobs. It's not like the dog got hurt or anything

@@beate9377 I don’t know if they should lose their job or not, but the dog could’ve gotten hurt because *insert whatever the video said*

@@purplepotatopleb_p3 i think its probably a lie, theres never such a huge miscommunication.ie. owner wanted dog shaved then claimed another groomer did it "by accident" to not acknowledge responsibility

In My area in England any reputable good breeder asks for the owner to sign a contract saying they agreed for their double coated dog to be shaved after explaining to them what will happen so they can’t sue them

Theres plenty of us 🙄 but when you educate an owner till you're blue in the face then refuse so they leave and do it themselves and come back to have you fix their chopshop job.. You then just educate and pray and when they insist you have then sign a waiver and just do it. You cant fix stupid or change someone's mind 90% of the time. I'd rather have the dig safely shaved at my shop then the dog come back with slices all over its body because mom thought that they could do it with their husbands eletric shavers.

@@Aslerii i really wish they did a head check on people before they got a dog regardless of where the dog is coming from

@@tavrosnitram1529 the problem is reputable breeders do. Backyard breeders and puppymills are where the problem lies 😔

If the dog is severely matted and has a double coat then that’s just too bad, it needs to be shaved.

I have a female Pom named sassy. And she earns her name every day.

@@joeymerrell8585 lmao

@@joeymerrell8585 lol

@@joeymerrell8585 that's very cute lol

@@joeymerrell8585 the dogs ugly as shit to

Moment Taken.

Or the dog was matted and had to be shaved and the owner was in denial

@@ell6470 and yup!!

Yeah everyone’s hating on the other groomer but we don’t actually know what happened since we only have the owners version and she’s obviously not gonna admit that she asked for her dog to be shaved now that she sees the outcome. It’s just suspicious and the was not mad about it bc had I not asked for my dog to be shaved and it came out like that I’d be livid.

@@kelseymccollam5148, I agree with this statement, also because it only appears to have been shaven in a single spot not the dog as a whole the owner might’ve interrupted when they saw it happening. So I don’t think we need to be blaming anyone either, because it doesn’t un-shave the dog.

@@ryanbolson23 LMAOOO!!! it doesn't unshave the dog, i'm dead.

Lion cut

@@SimbaTheGreat lion cuts 🥶🥶

They said it was a miscommunication on the groomers end not the owner.

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Da huh what

@@xbear7473 it's annoying reddit babble

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Couldn’t have said it better

right? like why get a double coated, long haired dog if you’re just gonna shave it? so sad :(

Just another reason why I wish people research an animal before they get one

Fr. If you can't handle the upkeep don't get a double coated dog.

Because many see hair=must be hit fir the dog. Also the popular pom boo made the short cut popular but never mentioned that it can damage the coat.

Probably because they think the long hair is gross. Idk. I don’t understand dog people.

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🤚 Crazy people line up behind me lol

I did the same thing- xD

Lol

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@L N yeah, one of my dogs ( the one with the good hair ) is perfectly fine, we have never shaved him before but we have cut his hair shorter, but his hair is perfect so we never need to brush it, but my other pom's hair is crazy, when it grows longer you need to brush it often bc his hair often gets knotty and then we have to shave him.

They are also subceptable to preanal hernias. My pom has had two surgeries to repair but will need another this week.

Yes. This is something they’re also looking into

This is the most likely culprit.

I think all dogs and cats are once the get spayed. It's an endocrine disorder...the sex hormones get skewed when spayed too early. Both my female cats had hyperthyroidism in old age.

@@mybigyear hypo not hyper.

yeah i saw a shaved huskey once and was mad

Coats?

@@inkystars19 yes?

@@inkystars19 yes, that’s what their fur is called 😑

@@itsrei02 it says coats like there's more than one dog

@@inkystars19 oh

Luckily she might not have the double coat gene due to the cross but you can’t always guarantee it. I’m glad your dog is ok.

Either you got lucky or the poodle mix helped with her fur growth

@@ErinShellyMason it might be the poodle mix yeah

Omg my name is janet too

You also have to worry about the dogs health any breed, if they have major matting then you need to shave that

Yeah, a lot of groomers take can you trim my animal as *OH YOU WANT YOUR PET SHAVED FULLY* which is not what was asked

Awe Tuffy was my dog's name. (the one in my profile pic) we adopted him when I was 5 and he was 2, and he passed away last year at 17 years old. He was the best boy ever and I couldn't have asked for a better dog to grow up with. Your Tuffy sounds like a gem as well 💙 so thankful for all of the wonderful pups out there that make life bearable.

@@noahb8730 sorry for your loss mate your tuffy had one of those dogfather look on his face he is really cute, And yes our tuffy was a real gem we adopted him when i was like 3 so i couldn't even remember and he was 4 weeks old, while groomin our groomer told us he had pink skin under his fur and told us its kindaa rare to find, he never cease to amaze us was really mature, as i was just a child nobody even thought him how to sit but still he was really well behaved and best gentleman I've ever seen, nobody will ever be able to fill the void his passing created in us but there is a part of him will always be in us and we are glad that he choose us as his masters and gave us his neverending loyalty, On the other hand couple of years after tuffy i adopted "bob" (he is an doberman) i know tuffy and bob is completely different but boy was bob a troubled child he always get into trouble and create mess and he was like always high on caffeine with redbull in it i mean that's the kind of energy he had and all the time like even at 3am, And i even hire a trainer for bob but he was never as or even as close to 10% behaved tuffy was, in the end i realized that we have to stop searching for tuffy in others coz we would never be able to find such sweet and caring soul.

Aww that's adorable. Tuffy sounds like an amazing dog. I'm sorry, hope he's really happy in doggy heaven 💗 I have a pomeranian too and I get scare sometimes of him going away, but I want to cherish the time and hold his small paws 🐾

@@whale6159 thank you, yes he was truly amazing, I wish many more happy and never-ending great years for your little trouble maker. :)

@@noahb8730 aww sorry hun

Lol you gotta!

I have a Pom and shih-tzu too but they both don’t like haircuts the shih-tzu is old and the Pom is younger and they both hate it

@@Stormchaser143 My dog walks behind his groomer(on a leash of course) and when he gets to the room tries to sprint out but of course can't

my shih tzu loves going to the groomer

Same 😂😂

Lmao!!!!

Also please don’t shave him either. Don’t think baldness would suit him at all

You’re not the only one

It can cause health problems for a Pom

I would have sue the people who messed up 😁😁

The coat will never grow back the way it once was even if it looks that way after a year or two, the insulation part of the coat will not work as well now. If only it were that simple, this puts the dog at a risk of skin cancer from overexposure to sun even in small amounts because the skin is exposed and will never be protected as well by the coat as it once was unfortunately. This is why shaving double coated dogs is a huge deal.

@@just.posting9278 yeah but then it’s he said she said in court and you’d probably lose and spend a bunch of money on lawyer fees

Lmao! Yeah he’s the angriest Pomeranian

She said it was a miss communication did you watch the video

@@colepotter86 lmao they’re a dipshit

@@colepotter86 this is obviously not the only pom that's ever been shaved, idiot. They're saying why would anyone do this because it happens a lot not because they're talking about the person in the video

@@lobsterclown5224 yeah no shit this isn't the only pom that has been shaved and they meant why did the person in the video idiot

@@colepotter86 How do you know he was talking about the dog in the video? He said "someone", not why did THEY OR HE/SHE shave the pomeranian.

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@@IcedOutRaccoon it keeps them warm and I mean if you just payed attention to the video she listed other things it does

Mella Bella What?! Why would anyone EVER use clippers on an Irish Wolfhound?! I could see sheers, hand stripping, or plucking for specific areas but CLIPPING? 🙁

you would catch me in that groomers place w a machete offering free haircuts

@@vos1329 maybe you should become a groomer

@Deshawn Winn so if a “professional” doesn’t know how to do their job, am i not allowed to be upset?

No, that's a myth, double coated dogs do not mat, they just accumulate undercoat which has to be removed. And double coated dog breeds do not have their coat grow back fast nor even, it could take years and lots of work to recover the coat. Other dogs with simple coats like poodles maltese yorkies etc. Can be shaved down and their fur will grow back 100% because their coat type is quite different.

I've had American Eskimos since 1998. They get matted around their butts a lot. You cut it off, it grows back fine.

@@mary11976 cutting a few mats with scissor does not equal a shave down but it's still unnecesary. Any skilled groomer could remove those undercoat mats without cutting. And I also know I could tell just by looking at them that they have had their mats cut with scissors. Also nothing to be proud of that you keep neglecting to brush your dog for 20+ years...

@@sopaipillapesadilla7023 You're so predictable with the "neglect" comment. I knew it was coming. None of them like the brush "back there" so I avoid it. I never force anything on my dogs. Especially since I know that area gets cut or clipped regularly, anyway. I clip my Eskimos every summer and their fur grows back quickly and very thick. I'd never let someone like *you* lay even a finger on any of my pets, cats included. Your aggressive replies on this site speaks to how you are in life i.e. stubborn, aggressive, forceful...an individual who should not be handling animals of any sort.

@@mary11976 lol Mary I'd be glad to blacklist you, as if we didnt already have enough neglectful owners who refuse to take professional advice. Do what you want with your dogs, as if I cared, but it doesn't change the facts I stated. dogs hating being groomed is not a reason to neglect them. The mats do not "need" to be shaved. You choose to shave that's your deal. Don't bother responding to comments if you're just gonna attack someone personally as if you knew anything about them, that's just emotionally immature and ridiculous, Mary

That’s your experience and by no means reflects the general experience of anyone with a Pom or other double coated dog.

@@ErinShellyMason Exactly... usually people comment their own experience. Not sure why that would be a problem. 🤨

That’s nobodies fault though, it was done for their health. You may have a patchy Pom but I’m sure it’s still cute as ever

@@ErinShellyMason Never said it was? I was just saying the hair is still patchy to this day.

@@sorexlozen8968 I wasn’t saying it negatively, my bad if it came off that way

Less hair = less shed

There's still the same amount of hair. Its just shorter and will still shed, and will probably be more annoying as it will be short and prickly. If you want to reduce shedding, ask your groomer about a deshedding treatment, and brush daily at home.

It cant be the same volume of hair if the dog is being shaved. So it is less shedding. We had a lab and retriever. The house was unbearable with fur. When we started shaving them there was a drastic difference. And the retriever had some kind skin allergy that bothered him less when he was shaved.

@@fiverse4844 as I said, its literally the same amount of hair, just shorter, and thats why you're noticing it less. I'm a groomer of many years, and even shave my MILs golden. He still sheds a ton and needs to be brushed, its just shorter, as I said.

If its shorter, it cannot be the same amount

Shaving a double coated breed doesn't make them less likely to get heat stroke, it can actually make it worse because they can no longer normally regulate their body temperature.

@@zedkatwala bull. My aussie, chow mix and st bernard mix were all miserable w their fur. They were shaved in summer. St Bern all yr round...happy dogs