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How to Brush a Poodle Before Bathing

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How to Brush a Poodle Before Bathing -

Learn the correct way to brush the hair on your poodle before a bath to avoid tangling.

How to Brush a Poodle Before Bathing -

Learn the correct way to brush the hair on your poodle before a bath to avoid tangling.

Added: 2/26/08

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By: Guest 7 months ago

I can't/wont even finish watching this video. She is far too rough in handling this Pooch!

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By: Guest 9 months ago

I wouldn't take my dog to that groomer either; I couldn't believe how rough she was brushing, then the digging in the ears. I was glad to see others felt the same way.

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By: Guest 11 months ago

Boy, I would never take my poodle to this groomer! I'm surprised she didn't damage his eardrums. I hope it is just the poor quality of the video that made her look like an animal hater.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

i also thought this groomer was waaaay too rough but the dog is not complaining or pulling away....are we too soft?! ps this would put me off going to this groomer!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I thought this groomer is so rough! Now Im thinking of requiring to watch everytime my poodle is being groomed!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Looks like the groomer is being very rough, if I thought for a minuate my poodles groomer was being that rough I'd never go back.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

This is horrible treatment on a pet. I have a poodle and would never treat her this way. AWFUL~~~

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How to Brush a Poodle Before Bathing

Brushing your poodle before a bath and disinfecting the ears after pulling the hair out. Brush and comb your dog throughly everywhere. This means you must get each and every snarler and mat taken care of. You must make sure that you are going all the way down to the skin. The reason for this is if you try to just brush the top layers of hair and then wash the dog, you will make the bottom layers and mat much worse than they would have been if you are taking care of them before you got them wet. I promise that if you do not do a good job brushing your dog out before the bath, you will end up paying someone to shave your dog naked so you can start over.

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Brushing your poodle before a bath and disinfecting the ears after pulling the hair out.

Brush and comb your dog throughly everywhere. This means you must get each and every snarler and mat taken care of. You must make sure that you are going all the way down to the skin.

The reason for this is if you try to just brush the top layers of hair and then wash the dog, you will make the bottom layers and mat much worse than they would have been if you are taking care of them before you got them wet.

I promise that if you do not do a good job brushing your dog out before the bath, you will end up paying someone to shave your dog naked so you can start over.

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