Great job. If I can offer you just a bit of advice, I would say not to pull out all of the hair between the toes. I'm in the US so our grooming is probably different than yours. Here, they want setters to have "cat feet". First I use a clipper with #30 blade and trim out the paw pad without gouging too much. I use a small slicker brush and brush up the hair between the toes but not all of it because then it takes out too much, leaving a gap between the toes. I use my thinning shears and trim from on top, with the foot down, shears pointing down and trim from the knuckle to the nail tight. Lightly trim the top of the foot to remove wispy, long hair poking up. I see you used your straights to trim around the foot. I do that too but if I have time and want a super clean, crisp look, I take my #30 blade and lightly outline the foot. If that makes sense, not sure I'm explaining that right. LOL. I love watching your video's. You are amazing and put in so much hard work, its paying off. Your dogs are beautiful.
THANKS a lot Mary! I really appreciate your comment. We have the same standard here with the cat paws, but I find is sooooooo difficult to do it on Kenzie’s feet. Her toes are…. SO LONG 🤣 I will for sure follow your guide and try out all your tips, thank you again for all kind words 🙏
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Great job. If I can offer you just a bit of advice, I would say not to pull out all of the hair between the toes. I'm in the US so our grooming is probably different than yours. Here, they want setters to have "cat feet". First I use a clipper with #30 blade and trim out the paw pad without gouging too much. I use a small slicker brush and brush up the hair between the toes but not all of it because then it takes out too much, leaving a gap between the toes. I use my thinning shears and trim from on top, with the foot down, shears pointing down and trim from the knuckle to the nail tight. Lightly trim the top of the foot to remove wispy, long hair poking up. I see you used your straights to trim around the foot. I do that too but if I have time and want a super clean, crisp look, I take my #30 blade and lightly outline the foot. If that makes sense, not sure I'm explaining that right. LOL. I love watching your video's. You are amazing and put in so much hard work, its paying off. Your dogs are beautiful.
THANKS a lot Mary!
I really appreciate your comment.
We have the same standard here with the cat paws, but I find is sooooooo difficult to do it on Kenzie’s feet. Her toes are…. SO LONG 🤣
I will for sure follow your guide and try out all your tips, thank you again for all kind words 🙏
brilliant job thank you for sharing it x
Thank you 🙏🌟
That’s great Hanna Thankyou 😍
Thank you Corinne 🤩❤️
How many teeth in he thinning shears? And, where do you purchase them?
Same as when I groom my English Springer Spaniel feet 😊
Yes 😄🙏
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Excellent. This would be the same for a working cocker spaniel.
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