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How to Groom a Clumber Spaniel

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These adorable dogs are fairly small, usually between 16 and 20 inches, and have soft, dense coats. The are mild mannered and many consider them the most low key of all hunting dogs. They like the water and you can train them to retrieve. Clumber ... more »

How to Groom a Dalmatian

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Dalmatians are a physically unique breed; no other dogs have the iconic snow white coat and dark spots. They are good house dogs, but require a lot of attention and demand constant surveillance since they can be restless and mischievous. As far ... more »

How to Groom a Dandie Dinmont Terrier

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Dandie Dinmonts are an old terrier breed which originated somewhere around the border between England and Scotland. They are lively and friendly and make wonderful companions. They have a unique coat that requires a very particular type of ... more »

How to Groom a Difficult Dog

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Grooming a difficult dog is intimidating. Some dogs get aggressive when they don't want to be messed with. Others yelp, whine and shiver as if they are terrified. Get your dog to behave. Make some adjustments that will help you groom your ... more »

How to Groom a Field Spaniel

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The Field Spaniel originated in England, and breeders developed them by breeding the English Cocker Spaniel. They have a natural instinct for watchdogging, hunting, tracking and retrieving and also make great family pets. Although they are ... more »

How to Groom a Finnish Spitz

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The American Kennel Club recognized the Finnish Spitz as a breed in 1987, and is a well known breed throughout Scandinavia. This dog is playful and friendly, and desires lots of attention from its owners. The Finnish Spitz is low maintenance, ... more »

How to Groom a Flat-Coated Retriever

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Flat-Coated Retrievers are great bird hunters and swimmers and are part of the Gun Dog group. They are also very agile and make good watchdogs. Flat-Coated Retrievers are easy to groom. They need only a monthly general grooming and a full ... more »

How to Groom a German Pinscher

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Historically, farmers used German Pinschers as vermin hunters and watchdogs. These dogs also helped herd livestock. German Pinschers make excellent companions and are lively, yet obedient. They have been an official breed in Germany since 1879. ... more »

How to Groom a German Shorthaired Pointer

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The German Shorthaired Pointer is the result years of interbreeding of the Old Spanish Pointer, Foxhounds, Hounds of St. Hubert, the English Pointer and other hounds. They were ideal dogs for German hunters of the 1800s, who wanted dogs who could ... more »

How to Groom a Giant Schnauzer

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The Giant Schnauzer is a large, strong dog with a squarish body. Breeders cross bred Great Danes, Bouvier des Flandres and Standard Schnauzers to create the Giant Schnauzer. These dogs are extremely loyal, love company and are smart and ... more »

How to Groom a Glen of Imaal Terrier

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Medium-sized terriers, Glen of Imaals have double coats, with a soft undercoat and rough, three-inch outercoat. Their coat colors appear in blue, brindle or wheaten. Glen of Imaals shed very little and require a moderate amount of grooming. But ... more »

How to Groom a Gordon Setter

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The Gordon Setter originated in Scotland in the 17th century. They gained recognition due to their namesake, Duke Alexander the 4th of Gordon. Gordon Setters have smooth, wavy coats. They have bright personalities and are great with children and ... more »

How to Groom a Great Pyrenees

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Also known as the Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Great Pyrenees are large, strong animals. These loyal and well behaved dogs make excellent guard dogs. They are protective of their owners, but generally don't get along well with strangers. Their coat ... more »

How to Groom a Harrier

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Harriers are small, compact, strong little dogs that make great companions and are a hunter's best friend. They are good at tracking and have an excellent sense of smell. They have a low maintenance grooming regimen that demands a monthly general ... more »

How to Groom a Kerry Blue Terrier

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The Kerry Blue Terrier comes from County Kerry in Ireland. Their name comes from this county and for the distinctive color of their coat. Kerry Blue Terriers require a good deal of regular grooming to be kept in good shape. They require a general ... more »

How to Groom a Komondor

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Komondors, alternately known as Hungarian Sheepdogs and Hungarian Komondors, are large, sturdy dogs with one of the most unique coats in the world. They have felted and corded hair which usually ranges from 8 to 11 inches in length. They have an ... more »

How to Groom a Kuvasz

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The Kuvasz is a brave, smart and protective dog. People generally use this breed as livestock keepers and watchdogs. Although they are good at protecting, they may not be all that affectionate towards their owners and aren't good around children. ... more »

How to Groom a Labradoodle

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The labradoodle, which is growing in popularity around the world, results from mixing a poodle with a labrador. Typically, labradoodles appear in three sizes, miniature, medium or standard, and three coat types, hair coated, fleece coated or wool ... more »

How to Groom a Lakeland Terrier

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The Lakeland Terrier, originally called the Patterdale Terrier, is a cheerful and energetic breed. They are relatively small and resemble a miniature version of the Welsh Terrier. They have a unique look that features bushy, curly hair on the ... more »

How to Groom a Lowchen

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The Lowchen, or Little Lion Dog, is one of the world's rarest breeds. There are usually only a few registrations for it worldwide every year. They are great family dogs, being both fearlessly protective and sociable at the same time. Although ... more »

How to Groom a Manchester Terrier

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The Manchester Terrier comes in two varieties: Toy and Standard. They are small, athletic, strong dogs with an eagerness to learn and an independent streak. Although strong-minded, they are very loyal to their owners. They have a short, sleek ... more »

How to Groom a Miniature Bull Terrier

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The Miniature Bull Terrier goes by various names, including the English Bull Terrier and the Standard Bull Terrier. They have coats made up of very short, thick hair which comes in a variety of colors, including white, black, brindle, red, fawn ... more »

How to Groom a Neapolitan Mastiff

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Neapolitan Mastiffs are an imposing breed with a wrinkly scowl and a gigantic head. They have a reserved and serious personality, but are rather peaceful dogs. Their short, stiff, smooth coats are generally blue, but also come in black. Their ... more »

How to Groom a Norwegian Elkhound

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Norwegian Elkhounds are a loyal and steadfast breed. Resembling the German Shepherd, they have a stand-off gray colored double coat with a mixture of black and lighter tones as well. They are intelligent, obedient and energetic, and make great ... more »

How to Groom a Papillon

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Papillons, or Continental Toy Spaniels, are small dogs that belong to the Toy Group. They have a long tail which curls up over their backs and in the past caused people to label them as Squirrel Spaniels. Their coats consist of long, silky white ... more »

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