sherlock
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Hi everyone!! Jeez it's been forever since I've been on. Life got real busy once I got my first real "big girl" full-time job!
I have a question though! After doing some reading online I discovered that Watson's coat (see below) is what's known as a spay/neuter coat from having him fixed before his coat reached maturity. I'd really like to get him back to sleek and shiny like he used to be, before he got fluffy. I've read about using a "stripping knife" to help pull out all the dry dead fluff, but I don't really know much about it.
Has anyone groomed their dog with one, or had it done at a groomers?
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His fur now - you can kind of see how fluffy it is on his sides and legs. It also makes him look like he's fatter than he is.
What he used to look like - sleek and shiny! But you can see even here where his front legs were starting to fluff out. (Although his fur has also gotten longer since then.)
I have a question though! After doing some reading online I discovered that Watson's coat (see below) is what's known as a spay/neuter coat from having him fixed before his coat reached maturity. I'd really like to get him back to sleek and shiny like he used to be, before he got fluffy. I've read about using a "stripping knife" to help pull out all the dry dead fluff, but I don't really know much about it.
Has anyone groomed their dog with one, or had it done at a groomers?
TY
His fur now - you can kind of see how fluffy it is on his sides and legs. It also makes him look like he's fatter than he is.
What he used to look like - sleek and shiny! But you can see even here where his front legs were starting to fluff out. (Although his fur has also gotten longer since then.)
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