You can buy the Plus+ model, that should work fine for your dog, let's say versus a chow-chow where you really need more power! Faster does equal smoother, but is mostly noticeable when the coat is thick. I almost always use it on high because I didn't see the point of using the lower speed when it was capable of more. I have used the Andis AG Super 2 speed for years and love it. Willow Mattox (author) from Northern California on April 24, 2012: As it turned out though they only sent one blade as the other is on back order. I went ahead and bought 2 #5 skip tooth blades, figuring if they got hot I could trade them out. So I bought the the AGC2 (still a two speed but not as fast) and it saved me some money to spend on blades. They said for my skill level my clipping would likely be pretty slow going and with their highest speed clipper set at the highest speed I'd likely be dealing with hot blades too frequently. I gave my Eskie her first home haircut and it turned out well! After calling Pet Edge they recommended not getting their fastest clippers when they heard I'd not used clippers before. I've been meaning to write back to thank you again for your great advice and let you know how it went. a #4 leave longer hair on than, say, a #10? I don't like a really short cut - but am not sure about the numbers of the cutters - does, e.g. Hello, I have just bought a WAHL KM2 dog trimmer for my maltese-shitzhu. I am sure my Yorkie will be much more comfortable in my inexperienced hands than he would have been without you. You answered 90% of my beginners questions.
You just gave me the information I needed to begin. I'll just never have him professionally groomed except in case of dire emergency. I will gain experience as I groom him and won't care if I screw up a time or two. When I commented, their reply was, "you wanted him to look like the photo?" That was the final straw. It took 6 1/2 hours from the time I took him in until they said he was done. I took my Yorkie to a recommended groomer, left a photo of how I like him groomed, even telling them what comb my groomer used. I had a wonderful groomer when I lived in Utah, but I moved to Florida to be closer to my kids and grandkids. Unfortunately he is now really matter so I think I am going to have to take the clippers to him and start again from scratch can you recommend the clippers grade I should use I have a 2 year old Gordon setter and he hates being groomed he has been asked not to come back by 2 different groomers.
#Keep it cut professional
I like the professional business writting style. Should I by a new set of blades EVERYDAY ? To blow dry or not to blow dry, that is the question. Nail clipping is hard to describe, but I will do my best. In this lesson, I will describe clipping the nails, cleaning the ears, and giving the bath.
#Keep it cut how to
#Keep it cut skin
In my experience as a pet groomer, I have learned to speak the language of groomers and interpret my clients' needs and desires. Decoding Groomer Speak (What's a Teddy-Bear Cut?).Learn about different types of scissors and clippers, how to choose the correct tools for your pet, and what is worth your money.
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