Brushing basics
Brush little and often. Two or three short sessions a week prevent matting far better than one long one. Work in the direction of the coat, and always use a detangler on knots.
Care tips
A few groomer-approved rituals to keep your dog comfortable between visits.
Brush little and often. Two or three short sessions a week prevent matting far better than one long one. Work in the direction of the coat, and always use a detangler on knots.
Bathe every 4–6 weeks with a pH-balanced dog shampoo. Rinse thoroughly — leftover product is the number one cause of dull, itchy coats.
Don't shave double coats — the undercoat insulates against heat. Instead, book a de-shed and keep paws, belly and sanitary areas trimmed short.
Trim between paw pads to stop ice balls forming. Wipe legs and belly after walks to remove salt and grit, and moisturise dry noses with dog-safe balm.
Short coats
Once a week
Medium / double coats
2–3× a week
Curly / long coats
Every other day