Things You'll Need:
- Slicker brush
- Pin brush
- Metal comb
- Scissors
- #10 blade
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Step 1
Use slicker brushes, pin brushes and metal combs to get rid of tangles and mats in the dog's coat. Spray a little bit of water on the coat before brushing, as brushing it while dry can tangle it further. The outer coat is long and fine, while the undercoat is dense and soft. There is no harsh or wiry protection as there is with many double-coated dogs, so matting may be very hard to get out if you don't regularly groom your Tibetan Terrier well.
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Step 2
Bathe your dog once every week or so. Don't scrub the dog very much in the bath as this can cause the coat to lose its texture. Let the shampoo slowly dissolve into the hair and naturally remove dirt and grime. Rinse it out thoroughly when done.
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Step 3
Fluff dry the coat using a slicker brush.
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Step 4
Shave the stomach with a #10 blade.
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Step 5
Trim excess hair on the pads of the feet with scissors. The entire coat can be clipped short if the dog is not a show dog.
