How to Color Yorkshire Terrier Fur

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Summary: Get a demonstration on how to color a Yorkshire Terrier's fur in this free video clip.

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Kat Roll Kat Roll, Dogma's Master Stylist, has been a pet care professional for 18 years. Kat began her career working as a Veterinary Technician. She has worked in ... read more

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How to Color Yorkshire Terrier Fur

Hello! I'm coming to you from Dogma Premier Dog Spa in Wayne, Pennsylvania and today we're going to do some demonstrations on how you can do creative coloring for your pet. We use completely safe nontoxic materials. One technique you will see we will wash off pretty much immediately. The other technique fades over time and it may take up to 6 weeks to wash off completely. Okay, we're back here with Bella, our little Yorkshire terrier, who's actually grown to look a Schnauzer. We had done her in the purple. You can see that on the darker hair, the purple really comes out almost like a highlight. Then on the lighter coat, it comes out much more purpley. The deeper areas where we didn't work it in so good. She has some of her natural coloring under there. It gives her a nice pretty layered look, and she's all done.