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Old 04-11-2011, 12:02 PM   #7
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Work with your pup when he is drained of energy. Choose a designated grooming spot in your home, away from distractions. Go slowly and be patient, but confident and firm. If you are anxious and frustrated, your pup will sense it and won't sit still.

Make it a happy experience, but let him know he isn't getting away until the job is done. Encourage him to sit still with praise. When the task is complete, celebrate and give him a yummy treat.

Grasp the ear flap firmly, and use electric trimmers to shave. If you are unsure about using the trimmers correctly, have a groomer or experienced person show you.

Work with your pup each day on accepting your touch to his ears, paws, and all over his body. Bring the electric trimmers out at least once a week, even if you don't actually shave anything. This way he will grow accustomed to the noise and it will become routine. Good luck.
Kristin, great tips. Thanks. I always have a difficult time with the ears.
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