CC Systems

[smstrks]

Hi guys,

Try this with your conditioner. Put a glob of the conditioner into some sort of container that resembles a litter box. Then add warm water to the container. Now with my kerry blues, I can only fit two legs in at a time but with yorkies, I'm guessing if you get a big enough one, you can fit the whole doggie in there. Thus, place your yorkie (assuming he/she fits) inside the container. Take a cup and gently pour the conditioner mixture over the coat, massaging it it with your fingers. Do this all over the pup. If you want a really deep conditioning, do not rinse. Towel dry then blow dry as usual. Due to the conditioner still in the hair (it will not hurt the skin/dog/etc in any way) it WILL take much longer to dry the hair. If you don't want a deep conditioning then rinse as normal after you've spent a couple of minutes massaging it in, and blow dry. That is a trick taught to me by one of my show dogs professional handlers!

Stephanie Mastorakis

[sabojonii]

Originally Posted by lexi'smom

I ordered cc systems last week and it still has not arrived. Lexi is very silky but gets greesey fast, so after reading some forums i decided to purchase it but now i am wondering if i should of gone with petsilk.

I think your Lexi will do very well on the CC Systems. Since she gets greasy early on I believe the Ice on Ice will keep her dryer and less greasy. But I don't really know for sure. The wonderful life of trial and error.

[Roxie21]

Originally Posted by smstrks

Hi guys,

Try this with your conditioner. Put a glob of the conditioner into some sort of container that resembles a litter box. Then add warm water to the container. Now with my kerry blues, I can only fit two legs in at a time but with yorkies, I'm guessing if you get a big enough one, you can fit the whole doggie in there. Thus, place your yorkie (assuming he/she fits) inside the container. Take a cup and gently pour the conditioner mixture over the coat, massaging it it with your fingers. Do this all over the pup. If you want a really deep conditioning, do not rinse. Towel dry then blow dry as usual. Due to the conditioner still in the hair (it will not hurt the skin/dog/etc in any way) it WILL take much longer to dry the hair. If you don't want a deep conditioning then rinse as normal after you've spent a couple of minutes massaging it in, and blow dry. That is a trick taught to me by one of my show dogs professional handlers!


Stephanie Mastorakis

Thanks so much I am going to give it try on our next bath!

[lexi'smom]

well i got it in the mail today
my husband and i will bath her tonight or tomm in the a.m.
wish us luck
it smells really good
i love trial and error