Dog haircuts, cutting & hairdressing

Dog haircuts, cutting & hairdressing

When the dog is completely dry and brushed, the areas that need to be cut will be shown. Almost all company dogs can get haircuts at home without a problem, using especially well sharpened scissors. The long hair breeds and some working dogs may need a professional canine hairdresser with certain frequency. dog harness

Some breed will really thank you for cutting the hair between their fingers because otherwise the dirtiness will be easily accumulated between them and some dogs need to have the hair around the anal area cut to keep it clean and free of bad smells.

Never use scissors if the dog is not perfectly quiet, either standing or sit. Cut only very little hair, you will be able to cut more once you see the general effect and not the contrary. You may need to ask for a professional canine hairdresser's advice on the specific case of your dog.

 

GOOD CANINE HAIRDRESSING

If your dog belongs to one of the breeds that need to be clipped, combed or cut by professionals or you lack the time to do it yourself, it would be convenient to take it to a professional and qualified hairdresser. Some of them offer their services in luxurious canine beauty salons and some others may even go to your house, but the good ones are recognized by the following:

  • They are always kind and patient with the dogs.
  • They use sedatives only in exceptional cases and always under the veterinary supervision.
  • They are capable to understand what you want and they know what to do and how to proceed with the concrete breed of your dog.
  • They work only in clean and quiet places. If you hear too much barking or noisy rooms, the hairdressing session will be even more stressing.

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