stripping a terrier

[Wxm 1,638]

hi THL im jus wondering what is the best way to strip back my border.

i've plucked it and used a hack saw blade, does anyone have any better ones and is it better wet or dry.

thanks steve

Edited July 23, 2009 by Wxm

[Wxm 1,638]

just noticed theirs already a topic on this

[Selwyn Froggit 32]

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Edited August 7, 2009 by Selwyn Froggit

[farlap 19]

Between your finger and thumb and if the coat is ready to be stripped it'll come off pretty easily.Yes,it's a bit of work and you'll probably get a bit of cramp in the named fingers.No need for anything else,mamma nature provided everyone with the ideal dog stripping tool

exactly selwyn!!! use a bit of chalk block to get a better grip if you want....but thats all....au naturel!!!

[karl1983 0]

i got a stripping tool from pet shop couple of quids, got the job done

[Oldand 5]

hi THL im jus wondering what is the best way to strip back my border.

i've plucked it and used a hack saw blade, does anyone have any better ones and is it better wet or dry.

thanks steve

INVEST IN A STRIPPING KNIFE

[samiibbz2k8 0]

hi THL im jus wondering what is the best way to strip back my border.

i've plucked it and used a hack saw blade, does anyone have any better ones and is it better wet or dry.

thanks steve

INVEST IN A STRIPPING KNIFE

 

good advice!

[borderman 0]

finger and thumb and some chalk

 

IMO i wouldnt invest in a stripping comb/blade/knife as they can cut the hair rather than pull it and then the coat may curl

[borderman 0]

finger and thumb and some chalk

 

IMO i wouldnt invest in a stripping comb/blade/knife as they can cut the hair rather than pull it and then the coat may curl

[shifty 0]

thin latex rubber gloves for grip & loads of patience ,horse grooming block to brush the dead coat out !!

[Selwyn Froggit 32]

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Edited August 7, 2009 by Selwyn Froggit

[Miss Tarka 3]

Either finger and thumb or a stripping knife....you could use a stripping stone but use it before the bath not after as it leaves black grit in the coat....Strip the coat once dry...you'll get a better finish on a clean coat...

 

hope this website helps....

 

http://www.groomers-online.com/brushes-com...e=1&sort=2a

 

Page 2 has the mikki stripping knife the general rule is the blue one is for the body the red one for the head...

 

Hope this helps atb Miss T x