For those wondering what breed our cute boy is, according to Embark he's actually 0% Corgi. We did a DNA test on him and it turns out he's a mix between Norwegian Elkhound, Jack Russel Terrier (hence the short legs), and different types of Collies.
Thanks for posting this. Otis looks a lot like my Bailey who was American Eskimo x Poodle. I thought maybe Otis was that plus some German Shepherd. It must be the Elkhound that gives Otis that thick coat and Spitz tail.
I had never heard of a norwegian elk hound before. Now that I know what they look like, it seems obvious that’s a huge part of your little guys genetic background.
One of the dogs I had, who I believe was a Lab German Shepard cross, had a bark so loud it was painful if she barked at full volume within a few feet of me. I'm sure constant exposure would have caused hearing loss.
When I first saw her say that I was thinking, "you can tell a dog not to shake and they won't???" My boy wouldn't shake until he was out of the tub and had already been towel dried but I did not know it was an option to just tell him no. :)
My doxie HATES nails and has since the day we adopted him. I agree that I think he had them cut too short one time and he's never getting over it, thank you. There's only one woman at Petco that can cut his nails. All else must back the fluff off
Stressed as he was, he was a very good boy never to try a bite or a nip! He hated almost everything and wasn't afraid to express that but he still drew the line at being mean. Obviously a very good natured dog.
he’s obviously such a sweet natured dog. dogs can cause us so much damage and yet they’re so gentle, other animals can’t really harm us fatally but attack us every chance they get lol
@@angel1202003 well that's (unfourtunatley) just not true. Other animals can DEFINETLY hurt us. Even a mouse or hamster can bite us (tho fishes are pretty harmless, tho some could definitely hurt you if they're big enough)
I thought the Corgi butt was just the natural way the fur grows. i did not know it was trimmed that way. They have such a cute wiggle when they walk. 😁😁
@@JB-nr7iy I have a rough collie with beautiful long hair at rear, I have never trimmed it, never would. She gets brushed regularly so doesn't gets knocks, plus she has a lovely wriggle 🐅
Hi Vanessa, I'm a former groomer and I really enjoy your videos! I learned in grooming school many years ago that if you put your hand flat between a dog's shoulder blades and press down slightly, it prevents them from shaking while being bathed. I got to be pretty quick at putting my hand down at the first sign that a dog is about to shake it. Try i t, it works!
Good to know, as my girl will do the hippie shake at just the mention of rain or getting wet. She does NOT like to be wet. Lol. Still, it appears to be a reflex, so touch stops it, but it cannot be taught as shake on command. DARN.
I'm a hair stylist and I could never deal with my clients barking (I'll listen about your grandkids all day just hold still!) I have a lot of respect for dog groomers and I love how you show everything in detail. Also I want your texturizing shears with the double teeth lol
I’m also a hairstylist and I feel the opposite. I’d rather deal with the fluff and barking any day. People suck. Animals are pure. I do agree that I have a ton of respect for what she does.
I used thinning shears on one of my daughters hair as it was so thick and curly then I found a fab hairdresser that knew what to do with her bouncy springy curls. I used thinning shears on my dogs ( different ones.. Just in case anything got transmitted). I am neither a hairdresser nor a dog groomer but had 3 girls with so very different hair each and 6 GSDs who got groomed and then there was the cats (we did not have all 6 dogs at the same time, usually they came in pairs but we did have a trio at one point who had mugging mum for her food or plated food down to an extremely fine art.... One in cfron, one behind, and the 'floating one' aka the one who nudged you to trip over one of them.... We affectionately called them' the sharks.' Now re barking.... I was a nurse so have endless patience but I hated hearing snoring patients and yappy dogs.....
I see Corgi, a hint of German Shepherd, a dash of Border Collie -and a whole big lump of absolutely lovable floof. Such a sweetie; despite being utterly terrified of the dryer and everything past it, he still tried to hold still.
Otis reminds me so much of my adorable mutt, who would have been 10 this year. By DNA, she was a mixture of collie and 3 other breeds--no corgi or German Shepherd. Looks can be deceiving with mutts! She was such a sweet doggie, even at the vet or groomer.
I was a groomer in the early 2000's at a big retail pet store. We didn't have hearing protection, that wonderful bee keeper's hat for the heavy shedders, or happy hoodies. This pup reminded me of those days of going home feeling like I'd lost yet another chunk of hearing. I'm so glad you have good safety tools for both you and the animals. Otis turned out beautifully, even if he was displeased with the process.
To anyone reading this, sorry to be a buzz-kill but I need to vent for a minute. Our family lost our 4-year-old german shepard Bones this morning. The vet identified pneumonia and pancreatitis when we took him in on Monday, but the infection progressed so quickly that they couldn't save him and he stopped breathing early this morning. This was all very sudden and we are sort of in shock right now. I know people watching this channel will understand how we are feeling. Dear strangers of the internet, please give your pets and extra hug or kiss tonight while my family mourns Bones. He was a good boy.
Bones will always be family to you - sending love and cyber hugs so you know you and your loved ones are not alone in your grief - Bones will be waiting for you on the Rainbow Bridge
Cute dog! At first I thought you were going to say he looked like some collie mix and was confused when you said corgi, but once he was out of the bath and on the table for his little legs to be seen, it clicked lol. He looks great!
Her hair is gorgeous! There's absolutely *no need for it to look that good (it is her grooming skills we come for after all) but it still makes for a nice view. 💖
Otis is a very intelligent li'l guy! He understood what you were doing and bravely submitted. Such a good boy! Also, kudos to the sound editor for protecting our hearing too from the louder yaps! Lol! ( When you said 'Corgi Butt', Otis seemed to yap "The Indigniteeeee! NOOOOOOOOO!!!")
Same! As soon as I saw him I thought - there's definitely some sheltie in there - from the eyes, the tipped ears, colouring, tail and most definitely the bark. I've had two sable shelties and you recognize the bark right away. lol
His coat is gorgeous after his groom, so good looking. Ooh but that yappy bark just hits the sensitive spot in my hearing. I love your instructive cute videos and for a very anxious dog he did not too badly. Well done
Same -- I had a roommate once who owned two corgis and they were similarly loud in a way I could not stand. It was right exactly between small dog yippy and big dog resonant. Even worse, they'd do it very suddenly, right next to my ear! Never experienced anything like it before or since. It didn't help that they were fairly reactive to any people or dogs walking by the house -- and terrorized my Rottie mix (they were lucky she was super sweet and tolerant)... Put me off corgis forevermore. I used to say that I like all breeds of dogs, no matter the size or origin. No more!
I would help my neighbor bathe her female Cardigan Welsh Corgi, who was 12 years old. That dog would shake off the water from the minute the bath started until it was done. I was a wet, hairy mess by the time I got home! 😂❤
I just keep thinking he keeps barking after you turned off the dryer because he wasn't sure anyone could hear him complain of the war crimes you were committing by bathing and trimming him. What a cutie boyyyyy🥰🥰🥰
From an old retired groomer.. When they start to shake, just hold their ears down against their head. They'll stop or not shake that much. ♥ You do a lovely job! People don't understand how rewarding grooming is but it can also be so very frustrating at times ☺
GWD: "Don't shake!" Dogs hear: "Wah...wah!" Proceed to shake vigorously. Dogs say: "Don't touch my butt!" GWD hears: Yap! Yap! Yap! Yap! Proceeds to precision trim all of butt.
What a cute boy! I loved the eyebrow worry wrinkles during the bath. One of my horses would get those, and they were so ridiculous and cute looking on a big, elegant horse, LOL. Otis is such a pretty floof! Nice butt. 😄
I'm laughing here, lol... I'm Brazilian, I live in the south of this country and I once had a natural pert bottom, that was when I was young like you, today at 64 I have a 'beautiful' lordosis, lol!!! YT recommended your channel to me and you mentioned this second one, I'm marathoning both,
He very much resembles a pup I used to have. Same size and shape, very similar markings, and nearly the same face. His dna had him as 1/2 GSD, 1/4 Chihuahua, and 1/4 Miniature Pinscher.
The price for the time spent grooming (plus having to deal with bark barks and shaking) is really reasonable! I thought it would be alot more expensive!
As a corgi owner he definitely is loud like a corgi and has the coat texture and short legs like a corgi but is mixed with something else my boy goes to the groomer once a month because he is going through a heavy shedding period corgis are the best dogs ever it's best to get them used to grooming as a puppy!
For those wondering what breed our cute boy is, according to Embark he's actually 0% Corgi. We did a DNA test on him and it turns out he's a mix between Norwegian Elkhound, Jack Russel Terrier (hence the short legs), and different types of Collies.
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Thanks for posting this. Otis looks a lot like my Bailey who was American Eskimo x Poodle. I thought maybe Otis was that plus some German Shepherd. It must be the Elkhound that gives Otis that thick coat and Spitz tail.
I definitely would have guessed Sheltie, Corgi, German shepherd, Samoyd and Chow chow. Very surprised to hear Norwegian Elkhound and Jack Russell
I had never heard of a norwegian elk hound before. Now that I know what they look like, it seems obvious that’s a huge part of your little guys genetic background.
I could definitely see the Collie in him. We had one over a decade ago and he is probably my favorite pet I ever owned.
otis getting bathed: 😔 i do not like this 😔 but i must endure 😔
otis getting brushed: 🗣 *I HAVE HAD ENOUGH* 🗣
Jobs that need hearing protection:
Mechanics
Construction
Factory workers
And Dog Groomer
Don’t forget roadies and concert venue staff!
I was just gonna write a comment saying I hope she wears hearing protection!
Paramedics
Firefighters
Also probably vets and vet techs
One of the dogs I had, who I believe was a Lab German Shepard cross, had a bark so loud it was painful if she barked at full volume within a few feet of me. I'm sure constant exposure would have caused hearing loss.
Dog boarding/Daycare owners!!
Vanessa: “don’t shake yet”
Otis: *shakes immediately*
Otis the rebel.
@ Mire Prinzivalli
My Corgi (SD) wouldn't shake in the shower but immediately after getting out. 😂 People couldn't believe that I had a Corgi SD. 😂
“So anyways I started SHAKInG”
When I first saw her say that I was thinking, "you can tell a dog not to shake and they won't???" My boy wouldn't shake until he was out of the tub and had already been towel dried but I did not know it was an option to just tell him no. :)
@@michaels4n 🏆
As a Brazilian,I'm extremely proud of this butt lift.
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Otis says, "Lady, you can bathe me all day long, but fluff that blow dryer and brushes, and double fluff the nail trims!" He is adorable!
AND NO TOUCHING THE BUM
My doxie HATES nails and has since the day we adopted him. I agree that I think he had them cut too short one time and he's never getting over it, thank you. There's only one woman at Petco that can cut his nails. All else must back the fluff off
And stop stealing my floofs! My butt is going to get cold now.
“And I will shake all over you, many times, of course!”
No real bite, just scream
As if her job wasn’t hard enough, she has a camera on her head for our enjoyment.😂 Respect!
What I was thinking! Does she always wear that? 😧
Yes, Malin. That is how we get the closeup shots. And by the way, that camera on her head is called a GoPro with a head attachment.
I've been binge watching and despite that its just bathing over and over again, i love how she handles the different pet personalities and her puns ❤
He seemed so good in the bath, but everything else made him so nervous! Poor Otis. He tried. What a cutie.
Hello how are you doing?
Stressed as he was, he was a very good boy never to try a bite or a nip! He hated almost everything and wasn't afraid to express that but he still drew the line at being mean. Obviously a very good natured dog.
He did try to nip at one point.
@@ferretyluv Did he? I think he did consider it at one point but didn't actually go for it.
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he’s obviously such a sweet natured dog. dogs can cause us so much damage and yet they’re so gentle, other animals can’t really harm us fatally but attack us every chance they get lol
@@angel1202003 well that's (unfourtunatley) just not true. Other animals can DEFINETLY hurt us. Even a mouse or hamster can bite us (tho fishes are pretty harmless, tho some could definitely hurt you if they're big enough)
Thank you Vanessa, Otis came back the most handsome he's ever been.
I thought the Corgi butt was just the natural way the fur grows. i did not know it was trimmed that way. They have such a cute wiggle when they walk. 😁😁
It is natural but it does need a little clean up now and then.
@@JB-nr7iy I have a rough collie with beautiful long hair at rear, I have never trimmed it, never would. She gets brushed regularly so doesn't gets knocks, plus she has a lovely wriggle 🐅
I know I can never have a dog, but I watch every one of your videos. Each of your clients is my virtual dog for a few minutes. Thanks.
Otis's little grunt when she rubbed his cheeks with the towel 🥰
Hi Vanessa, I'm a former groomer and I really enjoy your videos! I learned in grooming school many years ago that if you put your hand flat between a dog's shoulder blades and press down slightly, it prevents them from shaking while being bathed. I got to be pretty quick at putting my hand down at the first sign that a dog is about to shake it. Try i t, it works!
I can confirm it doesn't work on my shih tzu susie 😂
Good to know, as my girl will do the hippie shake at just the mention of rain or getting wet. She does NOT like to be wet. Lol. Still, it appears to be a reflex, so touch stops it, but it cannot be taught as shake on command. DARN.
I'm a hair stylist and I could never deal with my clients barking (I'll listen about your grandkids all day just hold still!) I have a lot of respect for dog groomers and I love how you show everything in detail. Also I want your texturizing shears with the double teeth lol
I think thinning shears are pretty similar.
I'm an ex-hairstylist and I was thinking the same thing!
I’m also a hairstylist and I feel the opposite. I’d rather deal with the fluff and barking any day. People suck. Animals are pure. I do agree that I have a ton of respect for what she does.
I used thinning shears on one of my daughters hair as it was so thick and curly then I found a fab hairdresser that knew what to do with her bouncy springy curls. I used thinning shears on my dogs ( different ones.. Just in case anything got transmitted). I am neither a hairdresser nor a dog groomer but had 3 girls with so very different hair each and 6 GSDs who got groomed and then there was the cats (we did not have all 6 dogs at the same time, usually they came in pairs but we did have a trio at one point who had mugging mum for her food or plated food down to an extremely fine art.... One in cfron, one behind, and the 'floating one' aka the one who nudged you to trip over one of them.... We affectionately called them' the sharks.' Now re barking.... I was a nurse so have endless patience but I hated hearing snoring patients and yappy dogs.....
With dogs it’s hard as you see the results of sucky humans (due to lack of knowledge, or not) on an innocent animal. There’s heartbreak involved.
I see Corgi, a hint of German Shepherd, a dash of Border Collie -and a whole big lump of absolutely lovable floof. Such a sweetie; despite being utterly terrified of the dryer and everything past it, he still tried to hold still.
I saw Shetland at first and corgi too
Otis reminds me so much of my adorable mutt, who would have been 10 this year. By DNA, she was a mixture of collie and 3 other breeds--no corgi or German Shepherd. Looks can be deceiving with mutts! She was such a sweet doggie, even at the vet or groomer.
You forgot to mention the hint of husky drama! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking, Corgi, Samoyed, Sheltie, and maybe Golden Retriever.
I think it's golden retriever, Australian shepherd (its called American shepherd now not sure ?)and corgi.
I was a groomer in the early 2000's at a big retail pet store. We didn't have hearing protection, that wonderful bee keeper's hat for the heavy shedders, or happy hoodies. This pup reminded me of those days of going home feeling like I'd lost yet another chunk of hearing. I'm so glad you have good safety tools for both you and the animals. Otis turned out beautifully, even if he was displeased with the process.
7:03: Otis starts barking... Vanessa: "Okay, I'm putting my hearing protection back on because you are ONE LOUD DOG!" That comment made me laugh!
To anyone reading this, sorry to be a buzz-kill but I need to vent for a minute. Our family lost our 4-year-old german shepard Bones this morning. The vet identified pneumonia and pancreatitis when we took him in on Monday, but the infection progressed so quickly that they couldn't save him and he stopped breathing early this morning. This was all very sudden and we are sort of in shock right now. I know people watching this channel will understand how we are feeling. Dear strangers of the internet, please give your pets and extra hug or kiss tonight while my family mourns Bones. He was a good boy.
So very sorry for your loss! I think losing an animal is worse than anything because they can't tell you they're feeling bad.
Bones will always be family to you - sending love and cyber hugs so you know you and your loved ones are not alone in your grief - Bones will be waiting for you on the Rainbow Bridge
and God said…”I will send them without wings so no one knows they are angels…”
I'm so sorry for your loss. I know it hurts. Prayers for you and your family. 😪💔🐾🙏
I'm so sorry for your loss, it's never easy
My dog Chewy was very concerned for Otis's health and well-being during this trim 😅
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I wasn't sure what to expect.
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As soon as he started barking mad, my labrador came running in and started licking me and jumping up for cuddles 😂
Absolutely *love* these longer videos. Don't get me wrong, the shorts were how I discovered you, but I think this is a great addition!!!
Hello how are you doing?
He did so well for his first grooming with you!
Cute dog! At first I thought you were going to say he looked like some collie mix and was confused when you said corgi, but once he was out of the bath and on the table for his little legs to be seen, it clicked lol. He looks great!
I definitely saw some Collie in there too, his face.
Maybe a corgi/collie mix?
I saw the collie in him.
I wish i could shape my butt with scissors 😂
Anything is possible if your ass hair is dense enough
I mean, you CAN. It would just not look good, hurt a lot and be potentially fatal. But still :D
Well, u can. But, might hurt a bit. Lol.
I've found that lots of cake shapes mine. 😅
@alcatrazzz I hear you sister....
Huskys to the right, Shepherds to the left. Stuck in the middle with you shaking.
Your hair is so pretty, and imagine having to style it make the videos but only to have fluff and water shaken at you! Also Otis was such a good boy!
Besides trying to make you go deaf. lol
I was thinking the same thing!
She didn’t have such nice hair in early videos.. her hair has undergone amazing transformation.. it has become shiny smooth and voluminous now
@@SheHuntsZombies His body language was almost like, “Oh! It’s time to make loud noises! I can make loud noises too! I’m HELPING.”
Her hair is gorgeous! There's absolutely *no need for it to look that good (it is her grooming skills we come for after all) but it still makes for a nice view. 💖
Otis: "Biscuits Trump anxiety...every time."😋😋😋
Otis was a good fluffy boy for his 1st appointment with you. His dump truck turned out just fine.
Otis is a very intelligent li'l guy! He understood what you were doing and bravely submitted. Such a good boy! Also, kudos to the sound editor for protecting our hearing too from the louder yaps! Lol! ( When you said 'Corgi Butt', Otis seemed to yap "The Indigniteeeee! NOOOOOOOOO!!!")
I'm sorry for all the barking, he usually gets very excited when he sees other dogs and keep barking until he can give a good sniff.
He's a good Boi
I was wondering at the start of the video if he's part sheltie, but after hearing him bark, I'm certain he's part sheltie
Same! As soon as I saw him I thought - there's definitely some sheltie in there - from the eyes, the tipped ears, colouring, tail and most definitely the bark. I've had two sable shelties and you recognize the bark right away. lol
Otis is adorable. That sharp bark reminds me of a Sheltie. Maybe that's where he also got that magnificent tail from.
He's like, "lady, stay away from my rump and leave the feets alone!!" love your channel, he turned out great.
His coat is gorgeous after his groom, so good looking. Ooh but that yappy bark just hits the sensitive spot in my hearing. I love your instructive cute videos and for a very anxious dog he did not too badly. Well done
Same -- I had a roommate once who owned two corgis and they were similarly loud in a way I could not stand. It was right exactly between small dog yippy and big dog resonant. Even worse, they'd do it very suddenly, right next to my ear! Never experienced anything like it before or since. It didn't help that they were fairly reactive to any people or dogs walking by the house -- and terrorized my Rottie mix (they were lucky she was super sweet and tolerant)... Put me off corgis forevermore. I used to say that I like all breeds of dogs, no matter the size or origin. No more!
That bark! His neighbours must LOVE him! Lol
Your videos make me happy.
And I love your sense of humour too.
Of course as soon as the dryer started I immediately thought “maybe he has some husky in him!?”
What a cute, huggable fluff ball!!
He expresse his feelings but barely moved or tried to bite, he's a good boy, just stressed since he doesn't know what it is about ♥
What an adorable doggie!
He looks HAPPY in the water! Almost smiling!!! ❤❤❤❤
And she does all this with her hair down still lookin flawless✨ Thank you for all you do girl!
Otis looks fabulous! Thanks for explaining your rationale for choosing different brushes!
Who is a handsome boy! A bit dramatic, but handsome.
I would help my neighbor bathe her female Cardigan Welsh Corgi, who was 12 years old. That dog would shake off the water from the minute the bath started until it was done. I was a wet, hairy mess by the time I got home! 😂❤
You said 'Cardigan'! 😍
@@corgiw7281 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardigan_Welsh_Corgi
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This dog is what we would call here in Brazil a "vira-lata caramelo"
otis: barking the place down
vanessa: oh please🙄
He certainly is a an expressive chap ,and now looks divine as he is retreating just as he does advancing .
I would say there is some sheltie there cause of his face and colors but my world he's one loud boy
This was quite the caption!! I’m sure Otis definitely appreciated it.
he’s so funny for barking when he didn’t like something instead of being mean to u, good baby
I think he might be a mix of corgi, Rough Collie or Shetland Sheepdog and man s he loud XD
I’ve never seen Vanessa’s face before, she looks exactly like I imagined, Beautiful . Otis is priceless love your videos.
The curly tail and song of sorrow indicate husky in the mix?
I agree. Otis was singing the song of his people 😊
I'm also wondering if he has some husky in him, but I don't see a husky face, ears or eyes, not even a husky tail.
I think everyone is saying the same as me. These videos are the perfect way to start the day.
Or happy good laughs at the end of a long day!
Otis looks like the product of a neighborhood indescretion. I just love your videos!
I just keep thinking he keeps barking after you turned off the dryer because he wasn't sure anyone could hear him complain of the war crimes you were committing by bathing and trimming him. What a cutie boyyyyy🥰🥰🥰
From an old retired groomer.. When they start to shake, just hold their ears down against their head. They'll stop or not shake that much. ♥ You do a lovely job! People don't understand how rewarding grooming is but it can also be so very frustrating at times ☺
The title of the video tho😆😆😆😆 His bark is fierce. So cute! He gives a new meaning to "shake it off".
Definitely bits of collie in there, maybe a bit of golden too.
It was funny watching you try to trim the butt area while he was barking 🤣
GWD: "Don't shake!"
Dogs hear: "Wah...wah!"
Proceed to shake vigorously.
Dogs say: "Don't touch my butt!"
GWD hears: Yap! Yap! Yap! Yap!
Proceeds to precision trim all of butt.
The Girl with the Dogs proves the very best bbl is the natural one you give yourself through the athletic effort it takes to groom dogs!❤😊
U did such a wonderful grooming session...under such pressure! He was pretty well behaved at first, but then....he must feel like a new dog.
I hope your house/office/wherever you do your grooming is 100% soundproofed, if only for the neighbours.
I had to turn the sound off, the barking didn't do wonders for my headache. Glad you protect your ears!
That is a LOT of drama for a butt lift! 😂Totally worth it in the end, though. Too cute.
This guy had a lot to get off his chest!😂
OTIS is absolutely adorable...and you got the Corgi booty shot in the end.
Adorable when he came in; the floofy-est handsome boi going out!
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All done gorgeous Collie, 1st groom with the you tube groomer. Really pretty results 😍 ☺. The scarf says it all.😊
He expanded so much, then deflated.
This is the most wholesome channel I've ever seen and I'm here for it ♥️
Dog....... "WHY YOU STEAL MY FLOOFS"
"I'm going to put my hearing protection back on"
He’s so cute. I love his little corgi butt! U are so patient!
I love the longer videos. They are so good. I watch both short and long but the longer ones are awesome.
Hello how are you doing?
Well done! And a very pretty dog too❤😢
Proof Mutts r the best! Just chillin. Little confused but calm.
Looks like a Corgi with Collie or Sheltie mixed in to me. Has the white lantern tip on the tail. My Sheltie barks a lot, just like that.
i would love to watch a no edit, live video or real time video of this. i think itd be so calming to watch
Collie and Corgi maybe???
He's soo cuuute! 🥺
What a cute boy! I loved the eyebrow worry wrinkles during the bath. One of my horses would get those, and they were so ridiculous and cute looking on a big, elegant horse, LOL. Otis is such a pretty floof! Nice butt. 😄
Otis was probably listening to KC and the Sunshine Band’s ‘Shake your Booty’ before his bath😃❤️❤️
What happened to the phrase "grinch feet"? Haven't heard it in aaaages!
Man i feel like i’m going deaf when my headphone volume is low & otis’ bark is THAT loud, oh boy..
I'm laughing here, lol...
I'm Brazilian, I live in the south of this country and I once had a natural pert bottom, that was when I was young like you, today at 64 I have a 'beautiful' lordosis, lol!!!
YT recommended your channel to me and you mentioned this second one, I'm marathoning both,
GWTD, you have gorgeous hair! Also, the corgi fluffy butt and wiggle at the end!
he should be called "Shaker", lol...
All the barking is him saying "Do I look Brazilian to you? I do NOT want a Brazilian butt lift!" LOL!
He's soooo cute. I had to mute when he was barking, though lol
He very much resembles a pup I used to have. Same size and shape, very similar markings, and nearly the same face. His dna had him as 1/2 GSD, 1/4 Chihuahua, and 1/4 Miniature Pinscher.
The price for the time spent grooming (plus having to deal with bark barks and shaking) is really reasonable! I thought it would be alot more expensive!
I agree! Vanessa you need to charge more! The last time I got my hair done professionally it was close to $200.00.
No fear of the water, but he definitely wants you to have as much of it on you as he does 😁
Otis you are so adorable definitely collie breeds in your background what a lovely job as always xxx
One knows they have a great dog groomer when they are fans of this channel.
As a corgi owner he definitely is loud like a corgi and has the coat texture and short legs like a corgi but is mixed with something else my boy goes to the groomer once a month because he is going through a heavy shedding period corgis are the best dogs ever it's best to get them used to grooming as a puppy!
What an adorable little guy! 🥰
What a great job he looks great. So adorable.