Thanks for this demo of between grooms. (My lagotto gets a tidy/trim every 8 weeks). She sports the rustic look! This was good to see a relaxed and a happy dog. I have the equipment you use ... and will follow your method.

@twobytwokennelsanddogcare8402

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

GREAT VIDEO THANKS

Thanks for the run through. It would be helpful if you can demonstrate the cutting/trimming of nails next time.

@twobytwokennelsanddogcare8402

6 жыл бұрын

There are so many other KZread videos that demonstrate this, I was planning more Lagotto pertinent content. Didn't want to reinvent the wheel. But we can sure oblige!!!

How often do you comb them? Do you also comb them whenever they get wet, play, etc?

Thank you for your nice video. Why don’t you pluck the ear of te lagotto? Ours used to have ear infections because of all the hair curling back into her ears.

@twobytwokennelsanddogcare8402

Жыл бұрын

We don't pluck or pull hair as many of the top groomer and veterinary resources are showing that plucking/pulling changes the pH of the ear canal due to histamines from the inflammation. This sets up the whole antibiotic/steroid cycle. We DO trim the ear hair so as to avoid the wild woolies with the hair curling back.

I've seen different things on the web....should they get shaved at 4 months and then trimmed every 2-3 months?....and then keep up with it in between, like you show in the video?.thanks so much!

@twobytwokennelsanddogcare8402

Жыл бұрын

We rotate for life the following (after 2-3 puppy shave downs excluding the head which is just a typical trim): after the last puppy shave down, at 4 weeks we do a Sani trim bath/blowout. Then 4 week after that we do a full groom. This rotation keeps the coat the best conditioned.