Wheaton's

• 01-17-2008 5:31 PM

  Mdog59 Joined on 12-27-2007 South of Pittsburgh Posts 189 Points 285	Wheaton's Reply Contact Other than brush, brush, brush and pick, pick, pick,  are there any secrets, tips or handy hints to grooming and maintaining the groom of a Wheaton? Any specific combs, brushes.... Thanks . If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I'd climb right up to heaven and bring you home again.
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• 01-17-2008 11:40 PM

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  jennie_c_d Joined on 09-10-2007 Southeast Georgia Posts 11,067 Points 265	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact Teflon coated greyhound comb.
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• 01-18-2008 1:55 PM

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  willgroom4chocolate Joined on 08-30-2006 Central NE Posts 382 Points 100	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact jennie_c_d: Teflon coated greyhound comb.    Ooh, I have horrible static right now.  From where did you aquire your comb?  ___________________________________ ALL generalizations are bad Jacob Visit my blog! http://thedapperdog.blogspot.com/
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• 01-20-2008 7:38 PM

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  Mdog59 Joined on 12-27-2007 South of Pittsburgh Posts 189 Points 285	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact Where do I find one of those?  I have never even heard of one.  I have scanned all of the hair care products in the larger pet stores.  Should I look in supply catalogs?  Is it called "Teflon coated greyhound comb"? . If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I'd climb right up to heaven and bring you home again.
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• 01-20-2008 7:42 PM

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  Mdog59 Joined on 12-27-2007 South of Pittsburgh Posts 189 Points 285

  Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact I groom my nieces Wheaton.  I, myself, have two Yorkies, a Shih Tzu and a Pom.  I am having static probs too.  I have started using "Crazy Dog" grooming spray.  I states on the label it is formulated to help with static.  So far so good.  You might give it a try.  I have had several folks suggest dryer sheets, but I find they make the hair oily, and I don't like putting that kind of stuff on my dogs. This spary is a detangler, but when I am just dealing with "fly aways", I spray it in my hand, rub my hands together and then work it in the coat. . If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I'd climb right up to heaven and bring you home again.

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• 01-20-2008 7:52 PM

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  willgroom4chocolate Joined on 08-30-2006 Central NE Posts 382 Points 100

  Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact Mdog59: Where do I find one of those?  I have never even heard of one.  I have scanned all of the hair care products in the larger pet stores.  Should I look in supply catalogs?  Is it called "Teflon coated greyhound comb"?    I've seen the comb in PetEdge before, is that the one you are talking about, Jennie?  I'm kind of wary of their "exclusive" products, they seem kind of cheap, if you know what I mean.   ___________________________________ ALL generalizations are bad Jacob Visit my blog! http://thedapperdog.blogspot.com/

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• 01-21-2008 9:07 PM

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  jennie_c_d Joined on 09-10-2007 Southeast Georgia Posts 11,067 Points 265	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact  Dog shows. Petedge brand stuff is ick. I agree. I'm becoming such a dog show snob. I'm going to one, this weekend. I'll pick up a few cards, so I can give you websites of folks that have decent combs.
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• 01-22-2008 12:44 AM

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  ColleenC Joined on 07-25-2006 Posts 1,604 Points 5	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact  Woodpecker's is where I get most of my grooming supplies.  They are at most dog shows that I go to.  Here is their website...http://www.dogshowpro.com/asp/default.asp.  I have a grooming table from PetEdge, and I LOVE it.  It is one of their brands, and I've not had any problems.  The top is super easy to clean too.  I haven't used anything else from them though.
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• 01-22-2008 12:58 AM

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  willgroom4chocolate Joined on 08-30-2006 Central NE Posts 382 Points 100

  Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact jennie_c_d:  Dog shows. Petedge brand stuff is ick. I agree. I'm becoming such a dog show snob. I'm going to one, this weekend. I'll pick up a few cards, so I can give you websites of folks that have decent combs. Ooh, that would be great!  I have a pair of nice Oster Combs, but I learned later that they are "finishing combs", so the teeth get bent easily.  Grrr. Dog shows are so totally awesome!  I wanted sooooo bad to go to Burbank next month, to the Groom and Kennel Expo (mostly to watch grooming competitons).  Not an actual dog show, but equally as fun.  Great place to stock-up on tools, and attend seminars, etc.  Those funds are needed elsewhere at the moment, so I will have to wait 'till April, because I hope to go to the Australian Terrier club of America 50th anniversary specialty.<crosses fingers> ___________________________________ ALL generalizations are bad Jacob Visit my blog! http://thedapperdog.blogspot.com/

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• 01-22-2008 1:00 AM

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  willgroom4chocolate Joined on 08-30-2006 Central NE Posts 382 Points 100

  Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact ColleenC: Woodpecker's is where I get most of my grooming supplies.  They are at most dog shows that I go to.  Here is their website...http://www.dogshowpro.com/asp/default.asp.  I have a grooming table from PetEdge, and I LOVE it.  It is one of their brands, and I've not had any problems.  The top is super easy to clean too.  I haven't used anything else from them though.  I bought some stuff from Woodpecker's, a few years back in CO.  Very good prices, IMO! ___________________________________ ALL generalizations are bad Jacob Visit my blog! http://thedapperdog.blogspot.com/

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• 01-22-2008 8:55 AM

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  jennie_c_d Joined on 09-10-2007 Southeast Georgia Posts 11,067 Points 265	Re: Wheaton's Reply Contact Yeah, my greyhound comb lost a tooth, the other day, so I'll be comb shopping for myself (it's one that I ordered online probably... six months ago). I also need a new slicker brush, and I want some shampoo for Em.
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