Undercoat Dog Grooming Tips

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Natural bristle brush Chamois cloth Pin brush Metal rake Dog shampoo Blow dryer Slicker brush Metal comb Trimming scissors Shedding blades Shedding rake Step 1: Brush your German Shepherd twice a week to manage...

The outer coat is the part that the undercoat typically is falling out into and it gets mixed up in the matt of the undercoat. So the outer coat, as you can see here we've got a tiny briard. We've got the outer coat here this is the part that gives us...

So there is different types of coats on long coated breeds. You can have a harsh course coat and you can also have a dog or a dog breed that has a finer softer silkier coat. The individual dogs are the breeds that have a finer softer long coat are going...

I'm going to talk to you a little bit about a coat stripper. If you have a coated breed with a lot of undercoat and you want to get some of that undercoat out to make it more manageable or if you're showing a coated breed with a lot of undercoat and you...

So to begin with the long coated dog, you're going to have different stages of coat. You start off with a fairly simple coat which is not going to be a problem to deal with which is your puppy coat. Your puppy coat will turn into an adolescent coat and...