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Let Freedom Ring National Roving Specialty 2003 in Pennsylvania by Dalynn Boyer, Professional Groomer. Video photos by John Ashby with website correlation by Cookie Rogan, YTCA Webmaster." |
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1. Grooming a clean dog without mats or tangles will make the grooming job a lot easier and your finished look a lot prettier. . 2. Trim nails after a bath. The nails are softer when wet, and will cut easier and cleaner. . 3. Have a grooming plan. You will use two to three blade sizes in each of the Yorkie clips. Start with the #40 blade for the ears. Change the blade to a #10 to do your anal area, genitalia, pads of feet, arm pits and between the back legs. For the schnauzer clip, change to a #7F blade to finish the clipping on the body. . 4. Work from the back to the front, top to bottom of the dog. Clip against the growth of the hair to give a smooth finished look and avoid "tracking" marks. . 5. Groom in the order of body, legs, feet and finally the head. ..  1. This wonderful grooming tool removes hair and particles as you clip, making your environment much healthier. . 2. Clipper Vac tremendously increases the speed of grooming, keeping the blades cool, and increases blade life. . 3. Another great feature is proper regulation of the suction that can only be achieved by Clipper Vac's patented clipper attachments. . 4. Using snap on combs will give you a beautiful, long, layered look or an adorable puppy clip. . .. Back to Main Page |
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