Gill,
Are you talking about the back of the neck from the back of the skull? :D
The way I do it is Abby likes to push her head into your body for a cuddle :D she does this whilst on the table, so with fine rubber gloves (medical type) I gently roll the rolls of skin in one hand and use the other to strip the coat from left to right, working down the neck and into the shoulders? Not sure if this is the right way to do it but I do find I get better grip with the gloves.
No expert but this is the way I was shown.
Michelle
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That sounds like Debbie’s technique :P ...I like the finger cots...but get shouted at by mum for buying them :rolleyes: ...when she pinches LOTs of gloves from work <_< lol
Nikki :D x
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That sounds like Debbie’s technique :P ...I like the finger cots...but get shouted at by mum for buying them :rolleyes: ...when she pinches LOTs of gloves from work <_< lol
Nikki :D x
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Okay :ph34r: you sussed me out, its not my expert technique I borrowed it from Debbie :P :D
Bonnie,
You can buy the blocks of chalk from most of the online grooming places or at some shows.
Michelle
If you are going to use chalk I would personally wash it out of the coat afterwards as it can rot the coat, so I have been told. :D
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Eeeek - will have to remember that one :blink:
If you are going to use chalk I would personally wash it out of the coat afterwards as it can rot the coat, so I have been told. :D
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Thanks for the tip Kelly, nice to meet you last weekend.
Bonnie