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    Dog Show Grooming: Bath on a Double-Coated Breed

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    Hi! Welcome to our channel. We are Phil and Amy Booth of BlueRose Kennels. Our goal is to provide useful tips, tricks, tutorials and product reviews for the Dog Show Community as well as all dog lovers who want to learn something new.

    This video is meant to share with you our techniques for doing a bath on a double-coated breed. We hope you enjoy!

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    Disclaimer: This video is only intended to be followed as indicated. BlueRose Kennels will not be responsible for any injuries resulting in the use of these tips or techniques. Use with your own discretion and at your own risk.

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    3. Cindy Taylor on

      Amy, so glad to watch your informative updates and watch this video. We met in Perry, GA (Nov 2020 Winter Wonderland Cluster) as I walked up to you with my Border Collie to thank you for the many things I’ve learned from your videos. Please keep up the great work as I know you are an inspiration to so many.

    6. Cheryl Grega on

      Thank you. Wonderful video of your process.
      I dont have a formal bathing tub, so I have used those suction cups for years to secure my dogs head. I have a cup on either end of the tub to make turning them easier. I mention this for the benefit of other home bathers.

    11. tammy peterson on

      Thank you for another great video, going to do the ear/tail trick next bath. My Golden always shakes and gets me drenched lol. Btw your hair looks great!

    13. realdogs100 on

      Another pre-bath treatment is to apply artificial tears ointment to the eyes. You will still be very careful to keep water and shampoo out of the eyes but this gives another layer of safety and can be especially helpful in dogs who may be moving more than this beauty. It is also extremely helpful for breeds with eyes that protrude and for those that have facial folds. (Use an ointment not a liquid product.)
      Thanks for all your generous teaching and great videos!

    17. Patti Yohe on

      How do you wash a Pekingese's head? There is not much to hold onto, and water goes right into the ears. Cotton balls do not stay in. I tried using a snood, but it was in the way.

    20. E Camp on

      Love this!! Found out I've been bathing my dogs incorrectly for years! Game changer!! Thank you so much!

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