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Old 01-12-2016, 02:02 PM   #20
gracielove
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Everybody has their own method. Gracie has a long coat so I comb her hair first to get all the snarls out. Then I brush her. Brushing a long coat with tangles in it can often break the hair.

Because Gracie's hair is long she gets a bath once a week and I always use an all natural shampoo and conditioner that is minus the sulfate and other chemicals that strip the skin and coat.

I also use a spray conditioner between baths to keep her coat smooth and silky and easy to comb. Doing a quick comb through at least once a day keeps her looking nice and prevents any matting from getting started.

Long haired dogs do require some extra attention but if grooming is done on a regular basis it is not really very time consuming.
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