I’m a dog groomer – a popular breed is not pleasant to work with, they’re motion machines & their owners want a miracle
A PROFESSIONAL dog groomer has revealed the breed that is the least agreeable to work with.
He said that the animals were motion machines and many pet owners wanted a miracle when it came to training them.
Reddit user Synaxis is a dog groomer who has interacted with several breeds of all shapes and sizes.
They explained in a post the one that sticks out as not pleasant to work with.
The one that takes the top spot is doodles.
A doodle dog is when a miniature poodle, standard Poodle, or toy poodle mixes with another dog breed.
“In my personal experience, very few that I’ve met have been pleasant to work with,” the groomer said.
“Most of them seem to be perpetual motion machines who never settle and are constantly uncooperative.”
They also said that they never give in to pressure and rarely relax.
Another unfortunate habit he’s seen at their job has to do with their maintenance.
They said that it is “not uncommon” for them to come in at over a year old having never been groomed in their lives.
Sometimes their hair is matted to their skin, and their owner often expects a miracle that can’t be done that late in the process.
Several Redditors related to the doodle comment.
“Oh, the doodles. They’re so popular with the soccer mom crowd and no one ever has time to train them properly,” one wrote.
“I see a lot of wheatens in my salon with the same issues.”
Reddit user Floofer-Roofer also called doodles a problematic pooch that had “high energy and no intelligence.
Another breed they suggested was Siberian huskies, even though they own one.
“I know at least three of the people I work with would rather never have to deal with Siberian Huskies and think they are bats**t insane,” they explained.
The Redditor understood why they felt that way and agreed that the others were not “entirely wrong.”
Signs your dog could turn dangerous
Expert advice from Dr. Sara Ochoa, who has been practicing veterinary medicine for over five years.
Ochoa told The U.S. Sun observing a dog’s behavior can provide clues that they might act out.
“A dog that looks tense all over with its fur sticking up or teeth showing is more likely to snap,” she said.
“Staring real hard without blinking could mean trouble too.
“Growling is also a warning the dog is getting mad.”
She said dogs may tuck their tail between their legs when they feel scared or threatened.
“Staying calm and keeping space may help things not to escalate if a dog seems on edge,” she said.
“Most of them do seem to like to fling themselves all over the table and the tub and scream bloody murder the entire time,” they added.
They admitted that they thought they were a “treat” when they’re bred and raised by people who knew what they were doing.
“Unfortunately, those are way, way in the minority,” they added.
