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Ears/Head where to stop stripping and start scissoring.

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tiamaria:

--- Quote from: Michele on May 19, 2008, 10:21:17 PM ---I hand strip the head to the top of the ears and then use the scissors from the very top of the ears to about a 1/3rd of the way down, hope that makes sense?

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Is that how you get the head nice and smooth?? My old dog Rosie's head used to look a mess! Could always tell id been at her with the scissors, Bless her!  :luv:

Michele:
If you lay the ear out flat with your other hand you should find it easier to get any flicked up bits (technical expression  :005:)

CJ:
I had a go, and although not perfect, she looks much better than before.  I feel a bit braver now.  I was expecting to be able to handstrip further down.

Thanks Michelle.

(Although Teal looked like a haystack tonight :lol2: as she had been rolling in the field and managed to collect all the dried grass in her coat!)   

Michele:
Good on you for having a go, practice makes perfect as they say.  :shades:

Don't know where abouts you live but maybe you'd like to come along to this
http://www.cockersonline.co.uk/discuss/index.php?topic=44047.0

CJ:

--- Quote from: Michele on May 29, 2008, 10:35:39 PM ---Good on you for having a go, practice makes perfect as they say.  :shades:

Don't know where abouts you live but maybe you'd like to come along to this
http://www.cockersonline.co.uk/discuss/index.php?topic=44047.0

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Hi, I'd spotted that in Dog World and thought it sounded good.  I'm in North Lincolnshire so it's a bit too far to go!  We'll keep practising.
Thanks for your help. (COL' great isn't it?  Especially for the likes of me who is surrounded by blooming collies)

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