DEFECTED GROOMING?

When you take your fragrant and soft ball in your arms for the first time, you run your fingers through its fine hair and admire its silkiness. This ball grows, several months pass, and you are still able to immerse your hands in such an amazing and delicate structure. You brush it carefully once or twice a week. Easy thing, everything seems so simple. You think that everything is behind you - that if everything goes so well, you can easily handle this overrated grooming. Sometimes you can still hear the echo of the words spoken by the breeder in your head - “they can get confused overnight”, but this echo seems faded. And then thoughts come to your mind that it is impossible: “From such a beautiful hair? After all, she is so easy to maintain. What is this breeder saying? Or maybe I just got an easier copy? "

How do I know that? I was once in the same place as you. I remember Caramel lying next to me and I was stroking her beautiful fur and thinking to myself, "And that would become tangled when I take care of her so much? Maybe my breeder just didn't have enough time to care for the coat so solidly, but me? After all, I only have her, I will definitely make it. "

This magical age of 9-10 months finally came when I dipped my hand into Caramel's hair again and I couldn't believe what I felt under my fingers. KOLTUNES !!! “Aaaaaaa… But how is that ?! After all, I brushed you a few days ago !!! In fact, your coat has gotten thicker lately, but I felt like I was still getting hold of it. Okay, come on - I'll brush you well. " The situation happened every few days and I found more and more knots. Under the chin, behind the ears, in the groin, on the sides, on the rump. Meanwhile, Caramel was swimming in the lake and felt all felted. I capitulated and with a heavy heart Caramel was shaved. It was a little hard for me, but I waited for the hair to grow back.

The scenario seems to be similar for you? 

Therefore, I hope that after reading this, you will have a better view of matters related to the care of your pooch. Of course, with proper practice, you are able to do many things at home by yourself, so that a visit to the groomer is only a dot over the "and". And although grooming can seem complicated at times, with the right amount of practice and the right equipment, you will be able to properly care for your pet.

I hope that this guide will be useful to both future and current owners of Australian Labradoodle. You will learn how to care for your dogs and what tools to use. You will know the appropriate haircut pattern that you ask about so often. I also hope to debunk certain myths once and for all - fur or hair, undercoat or the lack of it, hypoallergenic hair. 

There is also a surprise waiting for you in the book - prepare phones with an application that supports QR codes, thanks to which you will gain access to instructional videos. 

I cordially invite you!

Me and Rutland Manor Caramel Passion - the first Australian Labradoodle in Poland - 2008