Just that than and Eric has never been under the dryer before although he’s seen others being dried. I usually start with the chest especially in the winter that’s better likely to get -. For the next thing the chest I usually go do behind the ears this is the place that it’s quite a lot of drying so I try to do and place three quarters a bit down.

Do it from my hands at first when it's a puppy because he is not going straight to the shower anything. And that make s feel more at ease as well, he’s corking it very well. I have it to the hot setting at the moment, where I have to sign do not do a certain place that I should have to work but harder all night what we do as such. If you don’t want to be focusing too long with the hot, with the heat at one spot.

Does it matter at this stage which way you brushing it usually the opposite way to look for the dark, dry rinse blowing it. We’re going now from the side of the head along the body. If you go to the opposite way of the dryer, with the dryer’s blowing it you get a nice a boo fun effect to the coat, shows up the ample coat to veterinarians not the double coat.

He has a puppy coat and might look, pretends we very speak around the elbows. So make sure that we have no ample left. I’ll do the set of the end which may take a little bit more awkward to do. The tail has held the water a bit, and so we are coming to the head.

And with in the top furnishing his fur, this is where I am talc and thinner to a terrier. The more that you can make it, the head turn the better I think most judges find this very important. If he’s round to be shallow, under his chin until he’s very good and in the other side. So either side of the muscle has to be separated but like a little parting down the nose, shows off his nose there.

And make a lot of the chin, so lot of terriers need a good chin you encourage the coat on to there. To grow where possible and make it clean at home, it's dirty with food. We don’t like the dryer on their eyes and so he can shave it for them so much the better. It doesn’t mind that so much now, we come into the feet, I’m really dry now.

We have the tail shouldn’t be brushed as well as it part of the body so but the coat is encourage to fall like that. And when it goes over the back it will enhance the body coat, to think manage that very well. So we now need to make a parting which goes from the top of the head- just below the top of the head. He’s never had a parting before so he’s thinking this is another bit strange, when I have the parting for a few months. So that’s probably just fall on either side come out naturally.

But when it so short as this then we make to do this one a little bit at a time.—that trimmed out on your brush end downwards. And encourage it to fall in that direction as it was before it all directions. The comb that I’m using is wooden and it’s not wide,- I want to use a steel. Small pronged comb very often perhaps with the feet and the delicate bits around the face.

But on the body on, I tend to use one like this, it’s got to be given it because it is wooden. Now the head should be like a chrysanthemum as I always told so just a bit of the front there. Little bit more of the front.