Stop shedding and help the coat to lie flat. Carding a dogs Flat Coat. Cavalier, Cocker, Spaniels.
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- čas přidán 28. 12. 2023
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Wow. I have 4 year old cavaliers: a Blenheim and a tri. The tri’s coat is cottony soft and flips out. Looks almost grey and lost all shine and I’ve asked everyone for tips. No one ever told me this but it makes complete sense! Thank you so much!
So happy to see that Sophie is still around.
She is doing great.
That was very interesting. Thank you for making the video for those with that type of dog to help them understand how to care for the coat
It can be a challenge.
Great video and beautiful cavalier!
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much! This is very helpful. I have a two year old Cavalier whose coat is out of control especially around his neck/top of shoulders and his haunches/ thighs. He has never been professionally groomed. I’ve been doing my best at home but his coat is curled and flipping up as you described in the video where you bathed and groomed Sophie. In that video, while you were raking/carding, you stated something like “This is not something your groomer can do every six weeks.” I would very much like to get his coat to the point where it is flat and I can maintain it that way with weekly carding. I would appreciate any suggestions you might have to help me get it to that manageable state.
Great informational video Suzanne! Once you see how this should be done it does make it difficult to watch other Groomers without wincing a little. Keep up your awesome efforts and work!
Glad it was helpful!
I just used these same tools on a golden retriever,as you suggested, wow, did the hair come out, so easily, the dog also loved the grooming experience and the colour is really coming through. Not complete brushout but a least a start, thanks again.
Awesome. These are only for the flat coat on the back, the shoulders, the ears, and the upper thighs. Not for the longer furnishings.
Yes, I just did those areas to begin with, still needs lots of work to be done but I also pointed out how to use only fingers to undo tangles, small matts. And of course, I brushed out her tail with a pin brush, nice full tail. Maybe I'll get to do more grooming of her in the future🤩
oh but I wish I'd known how to use the rake 22 yrs ago! (Cava Chin) Didn't know about holding the skin - tried a couple strokes and tossed the tool. Now with 5-month Cavy pups would you start with the slicker block? I just got that last week. Thank you again for the awesome "How to"!
How often and when should you card a caviler? Is it a spring time thing only? Can you over card? Appreciate your help!
Girl with the dogs just posted a video of some Golden Retrievers that she didn't do this with and it drove me nuts to see her trim ear hair that should have been carded. Those follicles wanted to be opened so badly on those dogs! No real hate, of course, I just wished she would actually card some dogs in her footage especially when she's offering a grooming course.
Yes, I went back to see those grooms, the 1 was so shaggy, it needed lots more work to look better, the ears were just a mess.
@@dottyk1637 Jax didn't get thinning shears even because she didn't ask the owners if she could use them.
Hello! Thank you for such helpful videos for those of us trying to look after our cavaliers in the safest and best way possible! If we have more specific tool questions, is it ok to ask here? Thanks in advance. 🐾
Yes.
Thanks! I wanted to order the best tools for working with a 2yr neutered cavalier male who’s a bit of a fluffball. He grows out instead of flat, if makes sense. I’m also trying to preserve his coat so it doesn’t get more cottony. he has baths every 2-3 weeks and no matting. Anyway, do I need the 2 Andis tools and the Arturo knife? I noticed Sophie had a lot of coat. Anyway, thanks so much for any advice. I just want to sculpt him down so he doesn’t look like a puppy but not take away too much since I’m a novice. Many thanks! Kim
Thanks for the video Suzanne. How often should I do this to my cocker? I usually do the carding knife about once a week, but I had not been using the rake very frequently. Should I do rake and knife weekly, or rake less often?
If you are doing the carding Knife weekly, you should not need the rakes 🙂
@@grandestyledoggrooming Thanks for that info Suzanne. I got the Artero Super Knife based on your flat coat recommendations. Is that enough to handle all of my needs or should I have different types of knives?
Were do you get these tools ??😊
They are in the description below with links.
Can you do this on a Scottish Terrier ??
Absolutely.
I have bought all the tools you mention for our Cavalier. We bath her once a month.. Would we do this before or after her bath?
I do it after.
Can you add a link for the tools?
www.amazon.com/shop/groomingsafer
grandestylepet.com/blogs/f/tips-for-caring-for-your-spaniels-setters-and-other-flat-coats
At what age do you recommend starting with these tools? My cavalier is 9 months and I’m noticing her neck area is similar to this cavalier’s.
Lightly at 6 months. For my cockers, I did this every time I washed them. There was much less hair coming out, because it was done so regularly.
@@grandestyledoggrooming Thank you! This has been very helpful!
Fastenating to watch 😌
Jesus bless you
He has indeed.