Lakeland Terrier

Photo style guide: Step by step approach to styling the head using the breed standard shape for a classic terrier look.
Lakeland Terrier

Photo style guide: Step by step guide to a clipped pet trim style – a shorter length that pet owners tend to prefer.
Bedlington Terrier

Photo style guide:
Master groomer Louisa Tandy demonstrates this tough-to-master head style.
Shih Tzu

Photo style guide: Step by step guide to create a quick and easy style using a comb attachment as the main tool choice.
CLIPPING – ADVANCED SKILLS

Reverse comb clipping – lets you clip above the undercoat on terriers (keeping some colour and texture) and helps pick up flatter coats on breeds like schnauzers and ‘shiny’ coated spanies.
CLIPPING – COMB BASICS

Is there anything worse than a client with a Lhasa Apso in full coat wanting a teddy bear trim? Maybe an Old English? Both can be tackled in half the time with comb attachments.
English Cocker

Photo style guide: Step by step guide to a head clip that’s ideal for a spayed or castrated pet that won’t handstrip.
Welsh Terrier

Step by step photo guide: Klaudia Szonyi guides us through the process of scissoring a Welsh’s head.
Griffon Bruxellios

Photo style guide: Step by step guide to hand stripping the head for breed that’s known to have a low pain threshold!