Sentences with phrase «hand strip the coat»

Grooming them requires time and patience, especially if you choose to hand strip the coat.

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But for terriers and other wire coated breeds, hand stripping is a necessary technique for maintaining a healthy coat.

Show dogs must be presented in a specific way, with the coat hand - stripped (or plucked).

Broken coated Jack Russell Terriers must be hand stripped once or twice per year.

The Cairn has a rough, tan or brown outer coat that needs grooming, in particular, hand stripping to remove dead hair.

It has a rough white outer coat and a soft undercoat that requires regular grooming using the «hand - stripping» technique.

Stripping, or hand - stripping, is a technique for removing dead hair from the coat of a non-shedding dStripping, or hand - stripping, is a technique for removing dead hair from the coat of a non-shedding dstripping, is a technique for removing dead hair from the coat of a non-shedding dog breed.

The tough, wiry outer coat of a Wesite requires proper hand - stripping to allow room for a new coat to grow out.

In order to maintain this type of coat, the hair must be stripped - either by hand or with the use of tools.

Most white Miniature Schnauzers with correct harsh coats will have a yellowish streak on their backs and head when their hair is hand stripped and the ends become blown or dead.

The Airedale needs frequent grooming with a stiff brush, and if you plan to enter the dog in the show ring, it is essential that its coat is regularly hand stripped.

And the wire haired dogs need brushing a few times a week plus hand stripping twice a year to keep their coat looking respectable.

Show dogs are typically stripped, a time - consuming process of pulling dead hairs out of the coat by hand or with a stripping knife.

Owners who exhibit or who want to show off the breed's spiffy coat should learn the art of hand stripping to satisfy minimal needs.

This latter can result in itchy skin and excessive licking but can be resolved with clipping his coat regularly and hand stripping his fur to remove dead hair roots.

The coat must be hand stripped twice a year, a process involving using the fingers to pull out dead and loose hair.

The American Kennel Club requires the coat to be stripped by hand, so you will need to find a groomer who is experienced in preparing dogs for showing.

While the majority of pet Scottish terriers are clipped to retain the breed's familiar outline, many Scotties have their coats hand stripped.

Keeping an Airedale in show coat requires skillful hand stripping every couple of months.

Acceptable breeds, Open Division: Pure breeds with wire coat types that are hand stripped.

His or her coat will need to be stripped by hand at least twice a year, and they will need grooming regularly.

Hand - scissoring is a technique used on dogs with longer hair while hand - stripping is a way to remove coats that are a bit coarHand - scissoring is a technique used on dogs with longer hair while hand - stripping is a way to remove coats that are a bit coarhand - stripping is a way to remove coats that are a bit coarser.

Their coat requires some stripping, and their hair may be hand - plucked on an occasional basis.

The Miniature Schnauzer has a double coat that requires hand stripping for the show ring.

For the show ring, some of the dog's coat is regularly «stripped» by hand.

Do you provide hand stripping or coat rolling?

Show dogs should be hand stripped to maintain rough coat texture — a time - consuming process of pulling out dead hair by hand.

Like most harsh coats, some minimal hand - stripping may occasionally be needed to maintain a sleek outline; otherwise, brushing about once a week will suffice.

Its wire coat needs combing twice weekly, plus scissoring and shaping (clipping for pets, and hand stripping for show dogs) every one to two months.

Show specimens require hand stripping to remove excess coat and give a cleaner, more tailored appearance.

Their coat is very easy to care and only requires occasional hand stripping to remove dead hairs.

The coat of the GWP should be brushed at least twice a week and hand stripped on an occasional basis.

Topics include general anatomy, tools and equipment, bathing, drying, clipping, brushing, scissoring, carding, hand stripping, nails and ears, feet and pads, and bathing directions for each coat type.

The rough coat is hand - stripped and should never appear unkempt.

Broken and rough - coated dogs can be stripped — a process of pulling out dead hairs by hand — or clipped down by a professional groomer.

Their coat, which can be rough or smooth, is easy to care for with regular brushing and occasional bathing, although the rough coat requires hand - stripping.

Their short and wiry coat should be brushed on a regular basis, and hand stripped by a professional grooming twice a year.

Cairns should also be hand stripped to maintain the health of their skin and coat, so if you do not plan to do this yourself, you should add a groomers fee to your expenses.

There are more detailed techniques, such as hand stripping, which is a process that removes older, rougher coats.

The wiry guard hair can be hand - stripped or easily plucked from the coat.

Stripping removes the loose, dead coat; it may be done by hand, called finger stripping, or plucking, or with a stripping knife; either way, it is a laboriousStripping removes the loose, dead coat; it may be done by hand, called finger stripping, or plucking, or with a stripping knife; either way, it is a laboriousstripping, or plucking, or with a stripping knife; either way, it is a laboriousstripping knife; either way, it is a laborious process.

The Coat King is a particular type of stripping knives, useful in hand stripping for the removal of dead undercoat prior to clipping.

Hand - stripping coordinates the shedding and makes room for a new coat to grow.

To maintain a true Cairn Terrier coat texture and look, dogs should be stripped, a tedious process of pulling out dead hairs by hand or with a stripping knife about once per month.

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