This carnivore along Millie now, Rainbow’s friend just to show you short coated breed, and that these includes Labrador, certain amount of cross breeds Jack Russells. And in fact, these type of coats because of I said competing through heating and our climate and whatever, just tend to note all year around, and I do have a certain amount along the coat, Millie, Millie.

What we don’t want to use on one of these obviously, is the slicker brush. This will scratch the skin and won’t remove anything. We do use a hand cloth and rubber pat with little rays no jaws which is very soft.

Always go with the coat growth so start towards the tail and the nice smooth stroking action, and the dog actually love this. This is a sort of the nice massage. They also get is the oil follicles working which will actually gives the dog a nice shine, and this done out in the garden even once a week. As you can see we can enough quite an amount of hair there, which will be season on your suite in your carpet now.

If you haven’t got one of these pads I little tip is you can—wear your Mary gold gloves actually put that on and gently massage the dog. Millie Millie and pat me a bit. With you, you might go downtown. And little do about the same job as this although this is very specialized. We have another type of patting. You can actually used this in the bowl shampoo the dog all over, and then give the dog a good brush or a massage with the shampoo on them went seem off. And you can collect all that dust hair on your bowl rather than on your furniture.

Towel, dry the dog and then you finish off with the smooth side and to give the nice sheen, and then remove any other dirt on the coat. And this little quick tick that you can actually use a soak scoff, rub over the dog and use it as a polisher as you finish off. Girl.