Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE T

I have a great clippers, but my dog's hair is really thick, like a sheep. Are there blades that can handle my problem??? HELP!



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

WHAT KIND of clippers are you using?



i can get my clippers through anything, it might be the blade that is dull and what kind of dog are you grooming



if you wash the hair that might help, also spray the blade with lube every two minutes that will also help the blade get through



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

Yup- you are going to need a sheep shearers- you can get them at most livestock stores. They can be expensive, and weigh about 5-8 lbs, but they get through anything (horses, sheep, siberian huskies winter coat, etc)



These clippers usually vibrate a lot to cut the hair so your dog would look like a shorn sheep, but that is easily remedied with a touch up with a normal clippers.



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

Hi,



I know exactly what your dealing with. My dog is part newfin. What I did in the summer was cut as much hair off with scissors that I could and then I just made sure to oil the clipper blades and take your time cutting through it cause the dogs can get clipper burns.



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

I bought professional dog clippers and they have 4 combs to use on various areas. It works great. Try Petco or other pet store.



The clippers pay for themselves. You need to buy the "oil" for the blades too, it keeps them from getting overheated by the clogged hair.



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

Well, sometimes depending on the mats nothing will cut through you could have to go under them against the skin. You wouldn't be looking for a wide tooth in that case but tiny ones like a #30. Most people stay around the #15-#10 range though. These are numbers for blades that go on the Oster (like the A-5) or an Andies clipper. I suggest you get a 2 speed Oster from what you are saying and yes blades do come with wide teeth, even skip tooth. Have a look bellow at the links, but shop around for price once you find what your looking for.



Have a pair of clippers, but my dog is so thick, they won't make any progress. Are there WIDE TOOTHED blades?

You might try a skip tooth blade. Skip tooth blades feed more hair into the cutting blade which makes them ideal for pre-bathing grooming, especially for removing matted haircoats. Then after the bath, you can go over it with a finishing blade.

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