Guest flint Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 just got a set of oster golden a5 2 speed clippers . just want to tidy the terriers coats up a bit what size blade does what they came with sizes 7 10 and 15 . coats are long at min . never owned aset of clippers in me life normally hand strip . cheers Quote Link to post
TonyT2 0 Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 What Kind of terriers are they. If they are the fell type...........DONT DO IT! Strip it. This time of year just pull out any loose stuff. In spring hand strip it down to the wood. Any long bits in awkward place clip with a long blade. To be honest...............just read your thread properly.............Dont Know T Quote Link to post
Dawn B 212 Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 The coats SHOULD be stripped,but if you have to clip them. use number 7 on their bodies and legs and number 10 on their head. Number 15 are for Poodles feet and faces etc.. Leave their beards alone, trim their feet with scissors. Its much better for the quaslity of the coat to handstrip though. Quote Link to post
Guest flint Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 tony thr white lakelands normally would`nt go any whr near a set of clippers aint had alot of time this year they just look a bit scruffy really just to level and tidy the coats a bit got 6 to do. dawn b thanks least i know what the blades are , that the only size i`ll need ? they dont look a bad clipper for what i paid for em and 2 of each blade Quote Link to post
TonyT2 0 Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 tony thr white lakelands normally would`nt go any whr near a set of clippers aint had alot of time this year they just look a bit scruffy really just to level and tidy the coats a bit got 6 to do. dawn b thanks least i know what the blades are , that the only size i`ll need ? they dont look a bad clipper for what i paid for em and 2 of each blade Sorry mate.............................As I said didnt read it right. I clipped my Fell dog....f*cked the coat.Its still soft 18 Months later. Ive got one for you.Ive a black fell bitch. Shes got a cracking harsh dense coat.........but its falling out. Around her back end shes bald. There are no spots.No soreness, But the girls got a bald back end??????!!! Dont think its protein.............but Gluten? What you think? T Quote Link to post
Guest flint Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 tony thr white lakelands normally would`nt go any whr near a set of clippers aint had alot of time this year they just look a bit scruffy really just to level and tidy the coats a bit got 6 to do. dawn b thanks least i know what the blades are , that the only size i`ll need ? they dont look a bad clipper for what i paid for em and 2 of each blade Sorry mate.............................As I said didnt read it right. I clipped my Fell dog....f*cked the coat.Its still soft 18 Months later. Ive got one for you.Ive a black fell bitch. Shes got a cracking harsh dense coat.........but its falling out. Around her back end shes bald. There are no spots.No soreness, But the girls got a bald back end??????!!! Dont think its protein.............but Gluten? What you think? T Quote Link to post
Guest flint Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 tony thr white lakelands normally would`nt go any whr near a set of clippers aint had alot of time this year they just look a bit scruffy really just to level and tidy the coats a bit got 6 to do. dawn b thanks least i know what the blades are , that the only size i`ll need ? they dont look a bad clipper for what i paid for em and 2 of each blade Sorry mate.............................As I said didnt read it right. I clipped my Fell dog....f*cked the coat.Its still soft 18 Months later. Ive got one for you.Ive a black fell bitch. Shes got a cracking harsh dense coat.........but its falling out. Around her back end shes bald. There are no spots.No soreness, But the girls got a bald back end??????!!! Dont think its protein.............but Gluten? What you think? T feck knows what happened with the last post? i`ve got a 15 month old bitch not had a season whole bodies a deep pink colour and a bald tail. I was thinking protein or some sort of dificiency I tried everything frontlined change of bedding the vet doesn't seem to think that this is the problem tried malaseb antibacterial and antifungal shampoo which seemed to work for a bit now we are half way through a course of advocate which is a spot on solution which seems to be working but not 100 % at the min she won a lot of stuff at the shows had a load of interested folk wanting to buy her but i`ve had to hang onto her for now Quote Link to post
Dawn B 212 Posted November 19, 2007 Report Share Posted November 19, 2007 tony thr white lakelands normally would`nt go any whr near a set of clippers aint had alot of time this year they just look a bit scruffy really just to level and tidy the coats a bit got 6 to do. dawn b thanks least i know what the blades are , that the only size i`ll need ? they dont look a bad clipper for what i paid for em and 2 of each blade Yes you wont need any other sizes for Terriers. Use the number 10 on the ears too. Dont use the number 15 it will shave them bald. I have been stripping and clipping dogs for about 14yrs, I will say when you do the first clip you will most probably think its a mess. When you have clipped the dog, bath it, then dry it completely, then clip the dog again, you will be surprised how much comes away and it will leave a much smoother finish. I must reiterate though, they should ideally be stripped to maintain the correct coat texture, once clipped the coat will NOT be weatherproof, you ought to consider that if your dogs live outside. Best of luck, I want to see before and after pics!! Dawn. Quote Link to post
terriermaid 3 Posted November 20, 2007 Report Share Posted November 20, 2007 if your selling the size 15 i need 1 Quote Link to post
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