Thanks for this video, i got this dog without knowing much about anything about the breed. X.x So im trying to learn stuff so that it wont be a nightmare when the puppy grows up. Luckily im a stay at home mom and i have till the kids go to school till when they get home to spend with my dog.
@HorseyHow2Channel it wont matter they are very active and you will have to train the aussie to not get in front of the horse or frighten it because they are herders but aussies are great
Fabulous video! The ONLY quality grooming video on australian shepherds I could find! I would have been satisfied with just a ok video, but this one was superb. Step by step instructions on how to groom an aussie. Bravo!
Very useful video :) Thank you so much for sharing. Now the debate continues about what to do about my aussies ears. They were once butchered by a show person which made her face appear really ugly and with no weight the ears just didnt sit in good position at all :( Shes only 19 months and we both have a lot to learn
@Christina3462 australian shepherds are great :D i have one. he's 20 weeks. you can watch this clip : search for: australian shepherd storm (my little sister made this clip) the 1st and second clips is my dog :D )
. However you can condition your girls coat tremendously by daily conditioning with Naked Coat and by adding Show Stopper to her daily diet. These thing can be found by using Google . Also I use Isle of dog Royal Jelly Shampoo with heavy management conditioner. I hope this helps!
Keep in mind that the dog in this video is a 6 year old stud dog. Females tend to have a little less coat than the males. However you can condition your girls coat tremendously by daily conditioning with Naked Coat and by adding Show Stopper to her daily diet. These thing can be found by using Google . Also I use Isle of dog Royal Jelly Shampoo with heavy management conditioner. I hope this helps!
My aussie is a year old as of last month, and is not as fluffy as the dog in this video. Will her coat fluff out sometime in the next year? (Note: she has LONG fur, just no fluffy undercoat.)
We will be doing an up date on grooming your Aussies for the Show ring in the future. Oh and Thanks for the wonderful comments! I am smitten to Zak as well! :0)
Thanks for answering a lot of my questions in this awesome video. Exactly what I was looking for to set me on my way. Also, what a gorgeous fellow Zack is!
Thank you! Have bred and shown Shelties for over 20 years, and after the loss of my last one a few years ago, decided to get an Aussie pup. I knew that there would be similarities in grooming, and this video was extremely helpful, especially about the ears and tail areas. Now my little Beau won't look like a raggamuffin!
I am extremely careful of the ears and do dry them out with a nice clean soft cotton towel! I have never had a problem! Good luck with your new puppy! If I can help you can alway e-mail me at bluenoteaussies@live.com
I am extremely careful of the ears and do dry them out with a nice clean soft cotton towel! I have neve had a problem! Good luck with your new puppy! If I can help you can alway e-mail me at bluenoteaussies@live.com
Extremely wonderful tutorial. Zack is such a patient and handsome fellow. We have just acquired an Aussie-Poo (Aussie/poodle hybrid) and hope to groom her at home. She's 3 months old.
I do have a question for you. When soaping up and rinsing face, how would you do that, I'm afraid of water getting into the ears.
Thank You! I have been looking and looking for videos on grooming Aussies - especially what to do about the ear-dreadlocks :) So glad this came along. And so glad to see that Zack still puts up a little fuss, some whining, and paw-ing... and you do this regularly for the show ring. I guess we (me and my Aussie) are doing okay, then We are not in the ring, but I love a well-groomed dog. Ears are still the hardest part (he's almost 2yrs) but we're getting better. Thanks again. Beautiful Zack, too!
what kind of shampoo i couldn't really hear it
CBW0314 4 weeks ago in playlist More videos from ka1zt
also do you wash zach's ears
CBW0314 1 month ago
what do you do to exercise your aussie so that they dont become covered in dirt
CBW0314 1 month ago
Thanks for this video, i got this dog without knowing much about anything about the breed. X.x So im trying to learn stuff so that it wont be a nightmare when the puppy grows up. Luckily im a stay at home mom and i have till the kids go to school till when they get home to spend with my dog.
LyeLye 1 month ago
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Zack is not digging the ear trim, lol! I refer to this vid quite often, thank you!
calvikingchick 2 months ago
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calvikingchick 2 months ago
Thank you so much for this video...
Sallybunckle 3 months ago
Is it just me or does the narrator sound like the old guy from "Stand By Me"? 0.o Forgot his real name... xD
HEADOVERHEELS4NiCK 3 months ago
whould an aussie be good as a trail dog if im riding my horse???
HorseyHow2Channel 5 months ago
@HorseyHow2Channel it wont matter they are very active and you will have to train the aussie to not get in front of the horse or frighten it because they are herders but aussies are great
adriennegirl1 3 months ago
Fabulous video! The ONLY quality grooming video on australian shepherds I could find! I would have been satisfied with just a ok video, but this one was superb. Step by step instructions on how to groom an aussie. Bravo!
MaxDoes 5 months ago
Very useful video :) Thank you so much for sharing. Now the debate continues about what to do about my aussies ears. They were once butchered by a show person which made her face appear really ugly and with no weight the ears just didnt sit in good position at all :( Shes only 19 months and we both have a lot to learn
trinblacknwhites 5 months ago
Very beautiful dog! And thanks for the good information! I also dream to have an Australian Shepherd!
Christina3462 6 months ago
@Christina3462 australian shepherds are great :D i have one. he's 20 weeks. you can watch this clip : search for: australian shepherd storm (my little sister made this clip) the 1st and second clips is my dog :D )
esmeevogels 1 month ago
. However you can condition your girls coat tremendously by daily conditioning with Naked Coat and by adding Show Stopper to her daily diet. These thing can be found by using Google . Also I use Isle of dog Royal Jelly Shampoo with heavy management conditioner. I hope this helps!
bluenoteaussies 7 months ago
Hi Michelle,
Keep in mind that the dog in this video is a 6 year old stud dog. Females tend to have a little less coat than the males.
bluenoteaussies 7 months ago
Hi Michelle,
Keep in mind that the dog in this video is a 6 year old stud dog. Females tend to have a little less coat than the males. However you can condition your girls coat tremendously by daily conditioning with Naked Coat and by adding Show Stopper to her daily diet. These thing can be found by using Google . Also I use Isle of dog Royal Jelly Shampoo with heavy management conditioner. I hope this helps!
bluenoteaussies 7 months ago
My aussie is a year old as of last month, and is not as fluffy as the dog in this video. Will her coat fluff out sometime in the next year? (Note: she has LONG fur, just no fluffy undercoat.)
MichelleSommers 7 months ago
Aww he was so good until the ear part. Lol
Flowen 7 months ago
We will be doing an up date on grooming your Aussies for the Show ring in the future. Oh and Thanks for the wonderful comments! I am smitten to Zak as well! :0)
bluenoteaussies 7 months ago
Thanks for answering a lot of my questions in this awesome video. Exactly what I was looking for to set me on my way. Also, what a gorgeous fellow Zack is!
happigirl420 7 months ago
Very good video!
Kjordanov98 8 months ago
Thank you! Have bred and shown Shelties for over 20 years, and after the loss of my last one a few years ago, decided to get an Aussie pup. I knew that there would be similarities in grooming, and this video was extremely helpful, especially about the ears and tail areas. Now my little Beau won't look like a raggamuffin!
buzzn2goshow 8 months ago
THANK YOU
terminatorsalvatio 9 months ago
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I am extremely careful of the ears and do dry them out with a nice clean soft cotton towel! I have never had a problem! Good luck with your new puppy! If I can help you can alway e-mail me at bluenoteaussies@live.com
bluenoteaussies 9 months ago
I am extremely careful of the ears and do dry them out with a nice clean soft cotton towel! I have neve had a problem! Good luck with your new puppy! If I can help you can alway e-mail me at bluenoteaussies@live.com
bluenoteaussies 9 months ago
Extremely wonderful tutorial. Zack is such a patient and handsome fellow. We have just acquired an Aussie-Poo (Aussie/poodle hybrid) and hope to groom her at home. She's 3 months old.
I do have a question for you. When soaping up and rinsing face, how would you do that, I'm afraid of water getting into the ears.
xxLabrat407xx 9 months ago
lol he's like: don't touch to my ears! Please leave them like that!! Noooo! you clipped my ears!!!!
Horsepassion4life 10 months ago 2
love Aussies!!!!!
Horsepassion4life 10 months ago
Great video! Thank you for sharing! :-)
beachpony 11 months ago
Thank You! I have been looking and looking for videos on grooming Aussies - especially what to do about the ear-dreadlocks :) So glad this came along. And so glad to see that Zack still puts up a little fuss, some whining, and paw-ing... and you do this regularly for the show ring. I guess we (me and my Aussie) are doing okay, then We are not in the ring, but I love a well-groomed dog. Ears are still the hardest part (he's almost 2yrs) but we're getting better. Thanks again. Beautiful Zack, too!
doggerel49 11 months ago