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Originally Posted by Msitarski  She loves to be chased, my grandkids started that. She just loves to go outside so that's. Why she darts out the door. Now before I open a door she has to wear a leash. When I walk her she pulls like a Husky. Would it b wise to get her a harness so she is not pulling on her little neck? |
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Originally Posted by Msitarski I use a wide tooth dog comb and then a smaller comb to get the mats out once the have been loosened I also use a slicker brush but she really hates that. She is worse about her face. I thought these dogs liked to get pampered, not her... |
That is typicaly the correct way of doing it, but it is all a matter of finding what works for your own pup. They is never just one way of doing it. You try new things and do what works best.
Are you wetting the hair down first? I always keep a spray bottle with water and some conditioner in it for brushing in bewteen groomings.
You can try the type of de tangle comb (Matt Remover Comb) that I use. Its one
without the razors. It will not cut the hair. You need to watch if you do deside to get one because there are once with razors that will cit the hair. You dont want that. You use is with wet hair and by gripping the hair at the root before you gide it through the hair in an downward and than upwards motion. I love it, they work great.
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