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Old 02-29-2012, 06:01 PM   #10
Sweet Girls
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It really depends on how bad the mats are, and where they are, and how well your dog stands for grooming. I have no problems cutting out mats, by holding the fur and carefully cutting into the mat, and then gently combing the hair out. You can also try corn starch as a way of making the hair slippery and easier to comb...I find this works better than detanglers which when the hair is wet, tends to just stretch and break when i comb.

If there are a lot, you might want to do a little every couple of hours, giving your puppy a break in between...

But, if you don't have time, or your baby won't stand for you, you are going to need to bite the bullet and find the money for a groomer.

I agree with the other posters, that this is something that needs attention asap, so that your baby doesn't suffer...
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