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    Dog Show Grooming: Golden Retriever Feet

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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 teach some beginning techniques of Golden Retriever foot grooming. These techniques can be used for various other breeds with similar foot types. We hope you enjoy!

    For more detailed grooming webinars, we highly recommend https://www.thegroomingland.com. Several top handlers and breeder/owner/handlers have great online grooming courses at extremely reasonable pricing! We have 2 on Golden Retrievers, 1 on Smooth Fox Terriers, 1 on Brittanys and we are currently working on an advanced Golden Retriever course. Please check out this site and all that it has to offer.

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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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    24 Comments

    1. Seylah Vie on

      Use the same technique on my aussies & lappies except we leave the nails covered by hair but pretty much same technique 🥰🤩🥰 wish I could afford to send you a lappy special to show for me since I'm out until I have back surgery if I can find a neurosurgeon that takes my insurance 😭 my back just can't handle bending and standing for long periods of time.

    10. linda gomoll on

      Never too old to keep learning – feathering around foot with thinning shears – who knew I've been holding them incorrectly. Will be fixing that immediately! Thanks Amy. Now how about hocks (front and back).

    16. Heather Guyll on

      Do you have a link to the specific pair of extra fine point 5.5 inch scissors you use? I went to the site and saw sheers, but I didn't see those. Thank you for the tutorial! 🙂

    17. Mike on

      I've always found it easy to have my Goldens lie on there back while I trim their feet. They relax and nearly fall asleep while I trim. May need to do some final cleanup with them standing afterwards.

    18. rebeldiamond 323 on

      Curved shears (6.5in) instead of the straight ones for top of the paws were much more user friendly than straight. Straight shears are difficult for beginners and if the pup is really wiggly- you’re asking to be overwhelmed. I will definitely take your advice on using shears instead of clippers on the pads! I noticed pups licking their paws more when the hair is clipped, thank you for that.

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