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Old 04-18-2011, 08:14 PM   #4
kalina82
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a few tips: don't use scissors to get mats out unless you absolutely know what you are doing and where you are cutting. I always recommend novices to use the clippers to shave mats out and not scissors. This way you cut hair and not skin. Much less dangerous. When i was working as a tech i saw way too many injuries to pets from owners trying to scissor out mats. Also, its easier to clipper and scissor clean, dry hair right after a bath. The dog will come out more even and look better. When clippering legs be careful of the joint areas (like the hock and carpus) with all the little bumps and grooves. They are easy to nick places.
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