GROOMING YOUR
GRIFF
HOW TO GROOM ARTICLES
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HOW TO GROOM VIDEOS
Cathy West of Double Barrel Griffons and Hilary Chambers of Pine Grove Sporting Dogs have wonderful videos on proper grooming technique.
BASIC STARTER SUPPLIES
Mars Coat King Original or Double-Wide Stainless Steel Pet Stripper- 12 blade
Andis Fine-Tooth Deshedding Rake
Artero P213 Coarse Stripping Knife
Artero P214 Fine Stripping Knife
A combination comb such as the Chris Christensen 7.5" Fine/Coarse Greyhound-Style Buttercomb #000
A SOFT gentle slicker brush such as a cat brush or the Chris Christensen Mark Slicker Brushes- either small or medium size
Chris Christensen 20mm Fusion Oval Pin Brush
A Pumice Stone- either Groomer.dk Stripping Stone - Extra Hard, Chris Christensen Wood Handle Sculpting Stone or Contour Toe File. Try to find one that doesn't crumble and leave residue on the dog.
If you need help gripping the hair or have some arthritis in your hands, Artero Stripping Powder or Finger Thimbles/Cots (can be used alone or with your stripping knife) will help with anti-slip effect and facilitate the process.
Cowboy Magic Detangler and Shine
A coast coat shampoo- either Isle of Dogs NO. 33 Coarse Coat Shampoo or Chris Christensen Spectrum One - Coarse & Rough Coat Shampoo
OTHER SUPPLIES TO BUILD ON YOUR COLLECTION
Coat Tender Coarse Blade Carding Tool by Jodi Murphy
Les Poochs Red Mat Zapper
Les Poochs Green Pro Brush – Medium Flexible Head
