Does it cover hand stripping a welsh terrier?
57975
Yes, it has a section towards the front of the book that covers "Carding and Hand-stripping". In the "Terrier Group she describes how to do everything else in the groom. She also has a section on bathing and drying your dog. This book covers all the "groups" and how to groom them. I'd give it 5 stars.
57976
There is a description how. But it is really some thing you should see to do so that you don't injure the dog.
221702
There is no coating on the blades. If the dog's coat is coarse, you probably need a different blade. I believe the lower the number of the blade determines what coarseness the blade can handle. I bought a #5 sliptooth blade to handle my terrier's coat.
580257
Yes! I love this thing! I can't believe I was ever just using rags on my dogs' paws! Took some getting use to for my older dog but now it's super easy to use! Good luck!
197025
The harness has not bothered my dog, and she now has two of the harnesses. However, while my dog's coat is short, it is also thick...thick in the sense that you have to work to see her skin. This answer might not have helped, but I wanted to give you an accurate answer.
214774
i have a medium coated German Shephard and it works perfectly on her. the tines are not real long at all. I would say it should be great for your Golden.
1900284
I don't know - we are using it primarily on a wire hair terrier for stripping dead hairs. But, when we do that the other two (Australian Shepherd's) want in on the action and they like it, seems to thin out undercoat.I agree with makoola - go to Mar's website and check it out.
242745
There is a flap so it is all covered. But if you have a pup they will tear the cover all up. But if it is a older dog I think it will be Ok.
441078
It will sting the dog real good but not penatrate the skin. Same with the deer. I use mine to keep unwanted pets and critters out of my yard.
1717771
It's pretty standard- like a baby wipe or Clorox wipe. I have an 80lb lab and typically needed two wipes to clean the paws and more if she splashed mud all over herself. One wipe would probably suffice for small dogs.
1099020
I have pomerians, jack russels and a lab. Worked on all my dogs. So I would say YES.
1828901
I can't remember if the bottle says to, but I don't. I've never had any bad reactions to it and a personal saying of mine is, if I can't use it with my bare hands safely, it can't be okay for my dog's skin. Of course though, you must wash it off thoroughly once you're done.
477645
I believe it will, if I am picturing the wound site correctly. It seems especially effective for small dogs.
671713
I am sorry but I do not know. You might ask your groomer or pet store employee, like Petsmart. Good Luck!
859043
I don't know - I've never seen the dog version. It did work for all the animal ones we had
1243256
Yes it does.My mini dachsund tore his way through the mesh on the sides tho.
605081
We use ours on a Cairn Terrier which has an very similar coat. It works great and there's nothing else we've found near it.
674992
Since the Newfoundland is a long haired dog it would work good. Since my dogs are short haired, (Australian Cattle Dogs) it does not work real well. It does work for loosening the under coat which makes it easier to comb out.