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What kind of material are the shears made from?: The quality of material is what sets apart a pair of lousy scissors from a superior model. Steel as a variation of metal – put differently, an alloy made from metal – is much stronger than pure metals like iron. This is on account of the excess of carbon in iron making it weaker than alloy steel. Therefore, opting for scissors made from high-grade stainless steel rather than traditional icon scissors is the way to go. Here’s what you need to consider when opting for the best-curved dog shears for your furbaby: Straight shears

While cheap alternatives are available to buy, splashing the cash will ultimately be more cost-effective, saving you from buying replacements and having to take regular trips to the dog groomers instead. How do I hold dog grooming scissors?These curved scissors offer the best control when trimming coats, making them ideal for professionals, pet parents, or breeders! The curved shear is designed to fine-tune and shape specific coat areas, such as paws or rear end. Smaller dogs require a more gradual curve for their fur to look its best with this blade type; larger breeds will benefit from having access to larger models that offer wider blades without being too rigidly sharp so they can easily groom large volumes at once on all parts. Thinning shears Blenders and chunkers — Blenders and chunkers are used for a more aesthetic purpose. Groomers use them to make a harsh scissor line in the fur look more natural after they’re finished trimming the hair.

Your dog grooming scissors aretaken completely apart and fully serviced. To service delicate dog grooming scissors correctly takes time, effort and skill along with the correct tools and machinery. Scissor size: Smaller scissor sizes work best for intricate trims around the paws, ear, or eye area, while those of a larger size are suitable for the full coat. Consider when buying that the longer the shear, the larger the dog breed.Lurking on the edges of popularity, these long shanks are still a standard in any groomer’s arsenal. They’re worth saving for! On the other hand, if you use it to give bulk to an area of your dog’s coat, you need to choose curved shears with larger blades. How to look after your dog’s grooming shears? This dog grooming scissor kit is the perfect choice for heavy-duty cutting. The kit has two straight scissors, one thinning scissor, one curved scissor, one grooming comb, and one storage case. Easily recognised by their large ‘T’ shaped teeth and fishtail shape, Chunkers help to finish or texturise a coat and to remove severe scissor marks for a soft, natural finish. The preferred thinner for double-coated dogs, they’re also a great choice for shaping curly coats evenly. Long-haired breeds or those with coats prone to matting: Trim coat or strip undercoat around 4 to 6 times a year