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Thank You for explaining about the blades, because that was confusing me! I was reading the sticky at the top about grooming and it says if you keep a Yorkie in a shorter cut, you should maybe leave to the professionals! I was starting to feel encouraged after watching all of Marci's videos, so that made me a little nervous! Thanks! |
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We don't have a table, so that would need to work for both! I'm glad it's working for you! |
Grooming Out of desperation, I started searching the Yorkie boards for help in grooming Scooter. I'm so tired of spending hard earned money on groomers who do such sloppy jobs that I end up having to finish what they started. We like the teddy bear look and I think I can do OK on his body but not sure what to do with his face. He's 11, has eye problems and a collapsal (sp?) trachea which makes it difficult holding his head. I shutter to think what torture he has gone through being groomed. Any tips is greatly appreciated. Tks, Shirl :animal-pa |
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Thank you so much. He's a rescue Yorkie and was 4 yrs. old when we got him. I don't know how anyone could give up such a sweet and loving dog. I downloaded his photo to member's galleries today. It's one with a bad 'do'. Good luck to you, Shirl |
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Good luck to you too! |
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Thanks again for the site info! The sitting still part is a breeze for Wrigley, our small one. She never moves when you give her a bath, Crosley is another story! |
Checking with Ryan's I see that they have quite a few different scissors to choose from. Which type would be the best for beginners, the curved or straight? I have the small ball-tipped for trimming around the eyes. Tks, |
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