Undercoat Raking for Double-Coated Breeds: Tools and Technique
Use a long-tined undercoat rake to penetrate through the guard coat and pull loose undercoat from below. Work in sections…
Coat, nail, skin and dental care — bathing, brushing, de-shedding and keeping pets clean and comfortable.
Use a long-tined undercoat rake to penetrate through the guard coat and pull loose undercoat from below. Work in sections…
Dog grooming isn't just a cosmetic luxury—it's vital structural maintenance dictated entirely by genetics. Discover why ignoring your dog's biological…
Twice a year, double-coated dogs shed enough fur to build a second animal. Discover the fascinating biological science behind this…
Neglecting daily brushing leads to painful matting, severe skin infections, and massive groomer bills. Discover the right way to brush…
Wire-coated and rough-coated dogs need either hand stripping (for working dogs and show dogs who need to preserve correct coat…
Double-coated dogs need regular brushing to remove dead undercoat before it mats, a thorough blow-out after bathing, and seasonal deshedding…
Smooth and short-coated dogs need regular brushing with rubber or bristle tools to manage shedding and distribute skin oils, baths…
Use the right tool for the animal size, identify or estimate where the quick is before each cut, and take…