This is a huge job. This dog looks exactly like mine. Without a 'grooming' table I find it really difficult. Also, the next day it seems that all the curls are back so quickly, so I often wonder, what's the point? I do sections at a time as doing the whole dog in one go I find quite a strain. Sometimes I wonder, dogs naturally aren't groomed so where did this whole grooming thing come from?
they also aren't naturally clean if not groomed. This helps protect comfort by minimizing mats and reduces the ability for things like dirt to build up and cause infections. Always remember. Just because something wasn't one way doesn't mean it can't be improved. Humans also used to rarely shower hundreds of years ago. Should we forego all our modern sanitation improvements in the name of being all natural?
Love this - shared it across loads of groups this morning - but would also love to know tips on how to train them to be SO well behaved when they are being groomed!
I recently bought an 8 week old Cavapoo. I practice the grooming daily. I can distract her with a Kong for a while, but she bites the tools & brushes. I'm hoping with daily exposure to the bushes shell eventually figure out they're no fun. Also, teaching your dog to "stand" (for treats) while you gently comb will help adapt them to grooming.
His hair is exactly like my boy's. I brush it and it's beautiful and fluffy, and by the next morning it's all curled up again. Is there by chance a product to use on the coat to keep it from curling so quickly? PS: I told the breeder that I was flexible about gender and color, but the one thing I did NOT want was a curly coat. She assured me none of her dogs would be curly. 🙄But we love him so completely!
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This is a huge job. This dog looks exactly like mine. Without a 'grooming' table I find it really difficult. Also, the next day it seems that all the curls are back so quickly, so I often wonder, what's the point? I do sections at a time as doing the whole dog in one go I find quite a strain. Sometimes I wonder, dogs naturally aren't groomed so where did this whole grooming thing come from?
they also aren't naturally clean if not groomed. This helps protect comfort by minimizing mats and reduces the ability for things like dirt to build up and cause infections.
Always remember. Just because something wasn't one way doesn't mean it can't be improved. Humans also used to rarely shower hundreds of years ago. Should we forego all our modern sanitation improvements in the name of being all natural?
Love this - shared it across loads of groups this morning - but would also love to know tips on how to train them to be SO well behaved when they are being groomed!
I recently bought an 8 week old Cavapoo. I practice the grooming daily. I can distract her with a Kong for a while, but she bites the tools & brushes. I'm hoping with daily exposure to the bushes shell eventually figure out they're no fun.
Also, teaching your dog to "stand" (for treats) while you gently comb will help adapt them to grooming.
Amazing job! What's wrong with never grooming? Why is matting a problem?
Matts actually hurt the dog. Happy holidays to you.
His hair is exactly like my boy's. I brush it and it's beautiful and fluffy, and by the next morning it's all curled up again. Is there by chance a product to use on the coat to keep it from curling so quickly? PS: I told the breeder that I was flexible about gender and color, but the one thing I did NOT want was a curly coat. She assured me none of her dogs would be curly. 🙄But we love him so completely!
Doesn't it scrape all the dogs skin as well? Dog looks happy enough but looks like it would hurt..
How do you get your dog to just chill for the brush. Mines ok for back and ears but everything else then she just wants to eat the brush and fight it.
My dog really doesnt like i brush his front legs
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