How to groom your dog like the professionals! Dry your dog with a professional forced air dryer.
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2019
- Grooming Video: Dry your dog for ultimate cleanliness and straighter coat just like the professionals. Learn how to dry your double coated dog with a dryer, get the topline flat and legs with volume and the sides flat looking great for the ring! Stacy shows how to prepare your dog for the show ring! Using a professional forced air drying learn the direction to dry parts of the coat in to get the best results!
I have a fluffy corgi, this video really helps ❤
Hey Stacey! You have done a wonderful video. I have never used a hair dryer for my cat. But I wanted to have one , it's so expensive . Now that I have collected some amount. Thinking to have one and came across your video and it really feels happy to watch grooming the dog 🐕😍🥰
I bought the K9 BlowDryer for my Saint Bernard and it has been a LIFE saver! We go out often! And she's not afraid of getting wet and dirty! This makes drying her off so quick and effortless! She always looks as if she got back from the groomer because of this dryer.thank you so much! I use the flatnose nozzle!!
That is great to hear!
beautiful berner.
nice owner.
informative video.
thank you, cheers.
Such a gorgeous dog............
Beautiful dog!!
Cute dog!
Thank you.
Thanks
I love my berners. This video got better because it had one❤️
Hi Stacy! Thank you for the videos. I’m learning so much about what this breed needs. Our first Berner passed in November and we welcomed home a new Berner puppy in January. He is 12 weeks old and we love him to pieces. I did get a table and k9 dryer this time around. I’ve been putting him on the table everyday for a few minutes and am giving him lots of treats while introducing him to the brushes and combs. We’ve done the dryer after a bath on low with treats twice now, but I do think he’s scared. Any tips on getting him used to the table and dryer in general? I’m guessing we just need to keep at it but I don’t want to make him a nervous dog! He leans into me when being dried and would probably fall off the table if I wasn’t there. The noose helps a little but I’m using my body to keep him centered. He “recovers” immediately when he’s done getting dried- happy and active so I think we’re ok but wanted to get your tips. Also, I’m trying to get him used to getting up on the table using some plastic stairs... any tips on the best way to ensure they can get up there when they are full grown? Thanks for your help!
You are doing all the right things. With lots of treats and consistency they do get comfortable with it. The learning curve with puppies is sharp, he will get to love it if you give special attention and treats on the table :)
Useful!
Hi Stacy! What should I think of when I'm going to buy a dryer for a Bernese mountain dog? Airflow, temperature settings, cold air and other features? What should I think of when drying the paws with a dryer? The dog I care fore have problems with her paws and need medical pawbaths several times a week and I need to get the paws nice and dry so the problem doese'nt get worse.
I would really appreciate your input!
Thank you so much for all your informative videos!
I love the K9 II or III. The Chris Christensen models are good too. Realistically, most dog dryers will do the trick, with exception to the smaller dryers (metro) that just don't have enough "umpfh".
@@SitStaywithStacySlade Thank you so much for your advise!
Do you recommend a K9 mini Dryer for a short hair Saint Bernard ? I've heard great things
Yes!
Hello, I have a very curly 14mos old Bernese Mountain dog and I am having difficulty getting her coat straight for a show. Any suggestions? do you use any hair straightening product? Thanks!
I used to, however regular grooming with a forced air dryer and brushing the hair toward the butt over and over until 100% dry. It takes a lot of patience and continual training the hair but it works. Also, as they get older the hair can relax a bit.
Is your dryer heated? I had a berner and am hoping for a puppy in the fall so I want to get prepared. With my other berner I blew up 5 hairdryers!
The K9 dryers don't heat, but as the motor warms up the air gets a little warmer. But you really don't want to use a hair dryer as they are too hot for a Berner and don't have near the power needed.
Which dryer is best, Double K or K9 for my Chow chow ? what you think about? :) Cause I want to use k9 fluffer
Both are great!
What dryer was that you're using
Yes! Wondering
Do you know how to make the fur fluffy? I’ve tried to fluff it with my hairdryer, but her fur looked pretty much as normal. Do you have any advice? 😊
Yes, if you give a full bath and then use a forced air dog dryer you will get them fluffy when they are in coat. A regular hair dryer does not work and actually is WAY too hot for a dog. But they have to be completely wet to get the fluffy look when using a dog dryer. Good luck!
SitStay with Stacy Slade, Thank you!
I'm going to dry it with my Dyson blow dryer. I have a flat nozzle and I turn the heat very low. I have a Giant Malamute. The furriest of them all!!
@@liahfox5840 brush it while blowing it and the fluff should come
Hi Stacy, your Berners are gorgeous! I got a blower because I plan on grooming a lot myself, live in an area where there aren’t a lot of groomers...like maybe 1 or 2, anyway...I was training my Bernese Roman around the blower,..he is now 13 weeks today, all was going GOOD....he would take treats with the blower running from my hand and on top of the blower, even had the wind blowing on him without the hose ...then intro the hose all good still, even was blowing air on him. THEN, turned the blower on yesterday, forgot about the hose and it was snaking all over the floor and scared the shit out of him, now he won’t even walk by it sitting on the floor whether it’s running or not....now what do I do?.
I would go back to ground zero. Put it in the house so everyone walks buy it don’t turn it on. Then after two weeks of it being part of the house then turn it on for about a minute so he can hear it. Then work with treats near it and throw treats near it and let him get them on his own (maybe do that before turning it on). Work your way back up to him trusting you and subsequently the dryer. Always use treats.
@@SitStaywithStacySlade ok it is in the house and just sits on the floor...he needs a bath?? Should I use a hair dryer then?
@@TheLablover3 When was his last bath?
I would feed him in eyesight of it and leave treats near it. This will take a few weeks. You could wash him and towel dry.
@@TheLablover3 Sure, that is a good interim but make sure he doesn't get too hot. towel him as much as possible before hand.
How do you manage to contain or clean the fur on the ground?
I usually just let it blow away. I pick up the big clumps and throw it away.
Need a bucking strap to hold the back legs.
What is your preferred brand of dryer?
Lori Ringquist I love my K9II. But I also like my DoubleK. Chris Christensen dryers are good too.
@@SitStaywithStacySlade thanks!
It’s been so cold but my long hair dog needs a bath bad I’m afraid to blow dry him inside because on the mess but it’s to cold outside any tips
Do you have a garage? I blow dry in that shed behind me in that video (no heat) in the winter when it is freezing...
what kind of coat did you refer to at 4:53?
Do you ever use a deshedding shampoo?
I do not. But others have success with it!
What heat and air speed settings do you prefer? Thanks in advance!
Most of the forced air dryers are not heated, they generate a little heat from the motor. I don't recommend heat as they will overheat a Berner. I use my K9II which has two motor and unless a puppy I use both motors. Some dogs struggle with their head being dried so I go down to one motor. Hope this helps!
Every my dog gets scared shitless by the dryer, i get so tired from doing it
You have to start very young, have lots of treats and keep it away from their head and do it every month. Just like everything else they need to learn with positive training.
Have you tried using a happy hoodie?
Dead hair? All hair is dead skin cells. Do you mean hair that's already shedded? As in, hair that's no longer attached with a hair follicle?
Dead hair as in no longer attached to the skin.
@@SitStaywithStacySlade Got it. Thanks. And thanks for posting the vid! Happy New Year!