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Poodle grooming can be a daunting task, but a necessary part of owning this particular breed. Well-groomed poodles have more fit skin and coats and grooming also helps forestall health issues. It is possible to learn the techniques of grooming your poodle yourself, but it takes practise.

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A poodle's hair never stops growing, so a full clipping is mandatory each 6 to 8 weeks. If you can afford it, it could be best to pay somebody else to groom your poodle.

Choose your groomer rigorously and take advice from other poodle owners in your area. You might want to consider scooping out different breeders in the area. Visit their shops without your dog and focus on the way the facility is managed. Look for a clean shop and a groomer with a gentle hand and manner.
You can take on grooming your poodle between visits and save money.

Keep your clippers in top working condition by cleaning the blades and oiling them regularly. Dull blades can scrape the skin of your poodle and cause clipper burn. Look for 2 clippers with a many blades, this way you can rotate the blades during the grooming session if need be.

That hair remains in the dog's coat until you brush it out. Brushing will also keep your poodle's coat glossy by distributing the skin's natural oils.
Ask your groomer for brush suggestions, as the right brush will depend upon what kind of cut your poodle has. Mild but powerful brushing will make your dog feel good and increase circulation in the skin. Brushing is a very important of grooming your poodle.
You can bathe your poodle as frequently as once a week. Employing a raised tub with a non-slip mat will make the experience more nice for you both. To start, use warm water to soak your dog's coat to the skin.

Since poodles are water dogs they naturally shed water so it would take a little effort to get the coat absolutely wet. You may use a mild dog shampoo for grooming your poodle.
Make sure to rinse the shampoo out of the dog's coat thoroughly. Any leftover residue can be annoying to the dog's skin. After your poodle's bath you can let the dog air dry for a curled look, or brush out the hair while blow-drying to give the coat a smooth and fluffy look.

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About the Author

Carlos Somer writes for many Dog Grooming Blogs. We hope you will enjoy this article as well as the online Pet Grooming website he promotes. http:www/prodoggrooming.info

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