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  • I have a question,

    my cavalier is just like yours exept it is much smaller and she's 1 years old, is it normal for a 1 year old king charels cavalier to be short, when do u think it will be like urs? what age ?

  • Thanks for this! We have a 7-year-old Blenheim who usually gets a shave and trim for the summer, but I like to just do maintenance in the winter. Anywho, this was definitely helpful. Since he's definitely NOT a show dog, I have no problems shaving him. Besides, he would get so overheated.

  • My 6 month old black and tan cavie is named Leo as well! Aren't they adorable!!, thanks for the video!

  • I have a question. Suppose that you don't own a blade. How can you cut the dog's hair with a sissor? I mean, it's not like the curly hair of a poodle, it's a straight hair. I know it is a silly question. And sorry my english!

  • i would love to spoil and own a cavalier. can someone tell me if they shed a lot???

  • @yourOVAHness they shed a TON! that is the ONLY bad that about cavaliers. oh and they get separation anxiety. but the shedding is pretty bad so you have to brush them daily especially after they are dry from a bath. after baths they shed clumps. I have a cavalier that i love to death, i just wish they didn't shed so much.

  • I think a little trim where it's needed is much better for Cavvies!

  • You don't cut cavilers I have caviler I wont cut his fur! ind a special shampoo that would word for his skin because the fur always grows back all bad if you cut it!! me i am keeping harveys fur long it is the best and best looking!

  • stop doing that! they got so beautiful Coat. and if he has skin problems then by a shampoo that works for it. that does not look pretty on cavaliers ..

  • You do trim cavaliers my Hannah who's a cavie just sits there while my dad cuts her!

  • you dont cut Cavaliers !!!!! no!

  • Leo is gorgeous and so well behaved. i like that he just sits and allows you to shave him. I hope the clippers do not hurt him, he seems fine though. when you groom him, do you find that it reduces shedding? I want to get one but i dont want to be vacumming everyday!! :( They are beautiful dogs! How old is Leo?

  • i just cut my dogs hair after watching this.......wouldnt have known how otherwise,turned out great tho..looks like a lil puppy again.thanks for the tips

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  • what clipper brand would you recommended???

  • I think it's a shame that he got shaved so short and no feathering was left.

  • Awesome video

  • I love all your videos there are so helpful and I don't understand people like misssixtiespennylane. Never mind these comments, you are doing great job I wish to be a groomer like you are

  • i have the same kind and color but the porblem is potty training can u give me advice for that ?

  • Great video. Do you find that Tri Color Cavs are more hairy than Blenheims?

  • hi ~:) i just bought a cavalier puppy and i was wondering how long i should wait till his first gloomy visit? I live at manhattan nyc - summer gets really hot :( , i also have a chihuahua but he is fine cuz he is a short hair but for my cavalier how often should i take him to grooming services?

    thankz :)

  • @zzanghada1 As soon as your puppy has all his/her shots then he/she should be making a visit to the groomer or you wich every you prefer. The younger you start, no matter what breed, the better you dog will learn to enjoy the grooming process. Dogs that don't go to the groomer till they are close to or older than a year are usually very difficult to do, due to being fearful. The sooner you start the easier it will be for your dog Between 4-8 weeks is about how often you should take him. ;)

  • @MissSixtiesPennyLane I have had Leo for several years now... he does not grow back curly, fly away, nor does it grow in the wrong direction... no dogs hair does that when you shave them. The only dogs that you SHOULD NEVER shave are "actual" double coated breeds. Which FYI a Cavie is NOT double coated. ;) I have tried all kinds of shampoo and additives for the food, nothing helps him EXCEPT clipping him down. You should worry about your own dog, and stop worrying about other peoples pets. ;)

  • @MissSixtiesPennyLane I groom my Cav everyday and I have shaved him before because he sheds so much+his coat grew back exactly the same. I also shave his front legs as he pees on them+stains his white legs yellow. The word disgusting is a bit too strong in my opinion as no matter what my Cavalier looked like I would love him as he is beautiful. I am very grateful to spanielmom for taking the time to upload these videos and find them super helpful.

  • @Pigalit Thank you! I appreciate your comment and I am glad I could help you and your Cavie. ;) You are right, all four of my dogs are gorgeous no matter what their hair looks like, all dogs should be loved and cared for even if that means shaving them down occasionally when needed. ;) They are after all the same dog with or without luxurious coat! :)

  • @MissSixtiesPennyLane ****Moron alert****

  • Excellent Video Thank You!  There is only one DISLIKE and thats from the dog LOL

  • Thank you for a starting point as to what shears to buy first. Elvis is not a show dog, so I mistakes will only add to his ridiculous charm. He acts like your Leo....chilly.

    Well, if you are ever on Maui....let us know. Again thank you for sharing your knowledge. Aloha & Mahalo,

    Alicia & Elvis (Stella still with mom)

  • I really enjoyed your videos. Great job explaining how to trim and keep our fur babies hair manageable. If you have time, can you tell me the size shears (thinning, curved, etc.) that I should buy. We just adopted Elvis @ 3 years and are getting another puppy so I need to stock up to keep the hair under control.

    Again, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

    Aloha from Maui!

  • @aliciasj1 Glad you like my videos! I think shears and things like that are pretty much something you need to try out and see what feels best to you, I use Heritage shears and I have the 8" curves... as far as thinners you need to find a pair with the most teeth, mine are like a 42 tooth pair I believe. Hope this helps! :)

  • Ok so my hatchet job on my two 3 year old brother cavs didn't turn out anything like yours but it was my first go and I'm rather proud of it lol. Without you I would have used by far the wrong blade and.... Well to be honest I couldn't have done it without you at all. I have since watched all your other videos and am your biggest fan. If you are ever in the Cotswolds,UK then pop in for tea and I won't make you groom my boys - honest ;0)

  • @Caireboo You will get a bit better each time you try. I promise if I ever make it your way I'll look you up. :) Thanks a ton for you kind comment. ;)

  • Thanks a million for your feedback. :0))

  • Mine would run a mile if I turned that clippers on anyway near her.

    How do you get them used to it?

    I clip mine with a scissors and comb, Takes AGES!!!

  • @strumtstrummer You might be surprised, Leo was and still is a very skittish dog but he doesn't mind the clippers a bit.. or the blow dryer either. It just takes time though, practice practice practice, and lots of treats and praise.

  • He's HUGE???

  • @strumtstrummer Yes, he is a big Cavie. ;)

  • These videos are so helpful! I'm still learning how to groom my two Cavaliers. I used to show Samoyeds so I'm used to a much different grooming scenario! I'm still not ready to take the clippers to my Cavs, but I feel like I can get a little more aggressive with my trimming now that we're not showing. I love that you give different options. The first time I took a dryer to my Blenheim, I nearly blew her off the table... had to downgrade my dryer to the smaller metro. Ha!

  • I have the same problem too!! but only mine is a cross breed to golden reteriver! it is much thinker i guess! and it is so hot here is australia in summer and it doesnt feel good and when I look at her, i dont feel good! so the only part i do for her is the paws, only do the trimming!

  • @ambercoles8701 Thank you! Glad you liked it. ;)

  • cute I love your pet

  • Thanks! :)

  • I really like your videos. I have watched as many as I can find. I have 2 shih tzus and I am going to try to groom them myself. Your videos are very helpful. If I like doing this I might try it as a groomer. Do you recommend a school or just hands on?

  • Thanks! I would say School is a great thing BUT you do need hands on as well. Try to find an actual groom shop who teaches as well. That way you get both. ;) That is how I did it, I took an 8 week course on basic grooming then learned everything else either on the job or at Grooming Expos. Good luck! ;)

  • Where do u come from (country!), I want one day to be a vet&groomer! I had already done hydrobathing degree! and we "sort of" done a bit of trimming but not clipping! I got told to go to more dog show and see the ways pro.'s cutting!

  • That's okay, I ended up cuttting out the really big ones, but luckily it still looks good, she is at work all day, and doesn't really have that much time to brush him, and he is locked in the landry room all day, so I think when we do day care with him it will change his life and his hair!

  • Bless his heart, I would hate to lock a dog up like that. Glad he is coming to visit with you now instead. ;) I bet he appreciated you cutting them out. :)

  • My sister is babysitting a cavie named bently, and the owner wants me to brush him only (she wants the natural look) but he is covered in mats, and i can barely get them out, any advice without cutting?

  • Unfortunatly no, I am not a fan of dematting, if she won't even let you use thinning shears to help break them up then I don't know what to tell you. You need to inform her that it can be very painful to demat event the smallest matt. Sorry I couldn't be more help...

  • but I think if u could go to pet shop and talk to the ppl about the question, they should be able to answer u! If i remember correctly, I think there is dematted shampoo! but go and check, I might be wrong! tell me if there is really this thing!

  • @tez1204 I'm sure there is shampoo that is supposed to help with tangles BUT I don't have any faith in products that claim to do such things. ;)

  • Awh Leo is so cute

  • Thank you! He is as cute inside as he is outside too! ;)

  • Thank you so much for taking the time to post this, we appreciate you so much! And Leo, oh my goodness how handsome he is!!!! xoxoxoxoxoxo!!!

  • We made another video afterwards, I haven't edited it yet though. It's a video for Abbers LOL :)

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