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Breed Grooming Articles
Poodle
Grooming the Poodle for a show is 100% proof that what you do during the week will determine what your Poodle will look like on the weekend at shows. The poodle is a product of care and a strict grooming regime.
Cocker Spaniel – American
The American Cocker Spaniel with its flowing coat and flashy movement is indeed a sight to behold in the show ring. A merry dog and the smallest of all the gundog breeds.
Foxhound
The Foxhound is a breed of strength and purpose. The coat is short and dense, weatherproof and colours vary greatly with any recognised hound colour and markings.
Weimaraner
A wonderful hunting dog with great speed and stamina, the Weimaraner appears to have a coat that is rather no nonsense but as with all short coated show dogs, it is not simply a case of wash and wear when your intent is to have that dog coat show ready all year round.
Dobermann
The Dobermann coat is required to be presented as smooth, short, hard, thick and close-lying without the hair forming ridges at the back of the neck or along the spine.
Lagotto
Originally a water dog from marshlands of Ravenna he has all the hallmarks of coat and needs of a good water dog though not called upon to do this in his new guise as master truffle locater around the plains of Romagna. His dense curly coat of woolly texture is one that requires good hydration but without flattening or softening.
Australian Shepherd
When is an Aussie not a true Aussie? Well, when it actually is an Australian Shepherd as they did not originate in Australia at all. This glamorous dog was likely from the Basque region between Spain and France and adopted and adapted into the American ranch way of life. A lovely double-coated breed with a great variety of colours in a coat that is weather resistant. It stands out in any show ring.
Afghan Hound
A well groomed Afghan Hound is truly a sight to behold. There is the question of how much one does to present a breed such as an Afghan. This is one heck of a glamorous breed with a great air of arrogance required.
Irish Setter
The Setter of the Emerald Isle. What a joy to behold this flash, red fellow with his big gait, driving smoothly from the rear with that vision of length and strength from hip to hock. His is a glamorous silhouette, and a good one presented beautifully, is darned hard to go past in the show ring. The Irish Setter takes a bit of understanding for his best grooming and a decided effort to put in the hard yard between shows.
Beagle
The Beagle, this tireless little hunter, is a very work-oriented breed. One can be forgiven for thinking that function is enough to carry him through in a show ring. He is often seen as a no-nonsense breed and the brevity of the coat paragraph of the standard can be deceptive. The show ring surely is more than just the presentation of a dog that can do his job.
Jack Russell Terrier
This breed has 3 distinct coat types: Rough, Broken, and Smooth. All coat types are predominately white-based colour with black and or tan markings.
Borzoi
The Borzoi coat is silky, flat, wavy, or rather curly, but never woolly. Short and smooth on the head, ears, and front of the legs, but much longer on body with heavy feathering on the backs of legs and hindquarters, tail, and chest. The neck carries a large, curly frill that is more profuse in dogs than bitches and comes in a huge variety of colours and combinations.
Chow Chow
When preparing for the show ring, we need to understand that whether the coat is a rough or smooth variety, this is still a true double-coated breed. The outer coat is an abundant, dense, straight, standoff and rather coarse in texture.
Boxer
This beautifully balanced member of the dog show fraternity could easily be dismissed as a ‘no frills’ dog because of his good workability and short coat. The history of the Boxer as a unique breed begins late in the 19th century in the area of Munich, Germany.
Chihuahua
A breed that has two coat varieties. The smooth with its soft texture, close and glossy coat. They can have a heavier coat with undercoat. Coat placed well over body and more scanty on head and ears. The Rough is long, soft texture (never coarse or harsh to touch) either flat or slightly wavy.
Dalmatian
The Dalmation breed is uniquely recognised by their distinctive spots of either black or liver on a pure white ground colour – bathing is done the same on either colour. With a dense, single coat the Dalmatian can have sensitive skin that may react to shampoos that are too harsh or highly perfumed.
Golden Retriever
Their coat should be dense and water repellent with a good undercoat and neither coarse nor too silky. His outline should be natural and untrimmed. As this coat also needs to be a rich lustrous golden colour, whatever you use should enhance the shine of the coat without making it fluffy or soft.
Labrador
The Labrador has always been described to me in 3 vital parts – head, coat and tail. With this in mind, the head we can’t change but the other 2 vital hallmarks we can work on, starting with the coat. For show grooming your standard says that the coat is a distinctive feature – short dense without feathering, giving a fairly hard feel to the touch and a weather resistant undercoat to protect from water, cold and ground cover.
Border Collie
The Border Collie is a Shepherd’s Choice. Wonderfully smart, eager to work and a handsome fellow as well. The Border Collie is not only a willing and able worker, he cuts a fabulous figure in the show ring too. The envy of those of us who have obstinate and wilful breeds, the Border Collie always appears to be easy to work with and almost an extension of his handler.
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From Tangles to Shine: A Guide to Cleaning Dog Grooming Brushes
Every dog parent knows how important grooming is to the overall care of their fur baby. But when it comes to cleaning dog grooming brushes, many owners don’t realise that their tools need just as much attention as their pup’s coat.
High-End Dog Grooming: Why It’s More Than Just a Wash
Luxury isn’t about loud logos, flashy packaging, or big promises—it’s about quality, care, and thoughtful attention to detail. The same philosophy now defines high-end dog grooming, where grooming isn’t just about appearance. It’s about long-term coat health, skin balance, and overall comfort for your dog.
Leave-In or Rinse-Out? How to Use Plush Puppy’s Dual-Purpose T.L.C Conditioner
Panic ye not! Many of us, dogs included, don’t like change, at least not first, so introducing a new T.L.C scent does not mean out with the old and in with the new. We’re just giving you a new and exciting, subtle floral scent to choose from in our “leave-in” and “rinse-out” conditioner for dogs range.
Hydrating A Dogs Coat Without Conditioner
There are ways to achieve dog coat hydration without using traditional conditioners, especially when conditioners may not be suitable for your dog’s coat type.
Top 5 Dog Grooming Accessories Every Owner Needs
Maintaining a well-groomed dog doesn’t have to be a stressful or burdensome experience. With the right dog grooming accessories, it’s much easier to keep your pet fresh and stylish. At Plush Puppy, we are here to make the grooming process easy and enjoyable, offering professional grooming tools that are made for both pet owners and dog show handlers alike.
The Best High-End Grooming Products for Show-Worthy Coats
Plush Puppy offers high-end grooming products for anyone who wants their dog’s coat to have a show-worthy shine. Whether you’re prepping for a show or want your dog’s fur to have a glossy finish, we have everything you need to achieve a show-worthy finish. Here’s everything you need to know:
