How to Brush Matted Dog Fur

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Summary: Tips on how to brush a dog's matted fur when grooming in this video on pet maintenance.

Views: 5,610 | Tags: trim, hair, cut, how-to, dog, grooming, dogs, groom, fur, matte, grooms, pet grooming

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How to Brush Matted Dog Fur

In contrary to a lot of people’s beliefs, in fact some groomers, all depends on how you were taught you do not comb a dog out. I get so tired of telling people that a comb is just styling or check for mats. You brush the mats out and I have seen groomers just pull and rip. See like that, you do not comb that out, that hurts. So another little rule of thumb, if you cannot see it, don’t do it, don’t do anything and you can 100% see what you are doing, you know. You got to hold that ear, you can’t go like that, you know, you hold it.