How to Line-Brush and Line-Comb Your Drop-Coated Dog

Allison teaches the all-important technique of line-brushing and line-combing, this time with a drop-coated breed! Today’s model is Rico the Havanese, but this tutorial applies to all drop-coated breeds, such as Shih Tzu, Yorkshire Terriers, Skye Terriers, Bearded Collies, and many more!
Don’t forget to always use a brushing spray (never brush dry coat!), brushes with ‘rounded and grounded’ pins, and that your brushes have no bent or missing pins.

[@janewhitear6525]

Thank you for very clear instructions………wish my little guy would remain as still as your sweet little Rico…….

[@LeadingEdgeDogShowAcademy]

Patience and practice are key! We have another video here that might help you table training your dog: th-cam.com/video/N-v3YvG0_1E/w-d-xo.html

[@katrinebusch5471]

Thank you for a super useful video❤

[@LeadingEdgeDogShowAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angelbeker6652]

Hi, what is the spray and where did you get the brush? I have a Tibetan and am struggling with his coat

[@jacquelinejensen5144]

Wow That Havenese was so good! Thanks for the video. Can you make a video that dogs will watch? So the can see what we are trying to do!? Thank you!

[@KarenmitchellANI]

WHY use a spray?? I've been grooming my dogs for over 25 yrs and never had to use a spray. Please don't spread the front legs apart while brushing

[@Sambasue]

Using a spray protects the coat from breakage. I never brush or comb without using it.

[@suzgleason]

Huh?

[@suzgleason]

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