Rakes, Stones & Stripping Knives | Dog Grooming & Handling Equipment Series
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2022
- Today’s edition of the Equipment Series is particularly important for groomers and owners of Wire Coated and Double Coated dog breeds! In this tutorial, Allison teaches us about what ‘stripping’ vs ‘carding’ or ‘raking’ the coat means, and which tools you will use for each. Included in today’s tutorial are “Coat-King” type rakes by Blackworks, pumice stones, classic stripping knives, and more.
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Thank you!! Straight and to the point, as always!! ❤
That's how we roll!! :)
I found this the best video on UA-cam that most clearly explained the difference between carding/raking and stripping! Thanks!
One question-do you hold the teeth grooves toward you or away from you on the knives? I notice one side is flatter, and the other side has divots. And is there a difference in the way the teeth should face when you’re stripping vs carding? I’m left handed so I always get confused with this kind of stuff!
Looking forward to grooming my broken coat Irish Jack Russell. She’s a bit shaggy right now! If I understand correctly, I should start with stripping, THEN card. Yes?
Hi,
Do you think a double sided rake and a t-rake will be too much for border collie home grooming?
For shows, if your aussie has to curly hair on the topline near the tail, what tool do you recomend using besides the silk cloath
Hi . I have two cavalier King Charles spaniels. What do I start with when grooming them please .🐶🐶
Do I dampen the coat first ?
What do you recommend for a black and fawn Pug
Great video Allison! Q: Should we be 'seasoning' new carding knives as well or is that only with stripping knives?
Seasoned is always better
Mahalo!
Can someone please tell me what are all the tools used for stripping and which dog breeds need it
Stripping knives, pumice stones, small soft slicker, witch hazel
Can you name specific dog breads that are suitable for carting and the ones that are not.
"Carding?" would be setters and spaniels, all terriers, Goldens etc
Can you just rake instead of using carding knives ?
So does carting and stripping is the same thing?
Carding is raking out the undercoat, stripping is pulling the coat from the root
the content is very helpful, but the audio.....