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1. Start to comb behind the ears and under the neck.<\/li>\n
2. As you are unlikely to encounter tangles, you can use longer strokes with the comb than you do with the slicker. Aim to comb in comfortable sweeps.<\/li>\n
3. Work along the flanks of the body and around the hindquarters and rump.<\/li>\n
4. Also gently comb the feathering under the stomach.<\/li>\n
5. Lift the legs to allow you to comb out the leg furnishings as they fall towards the ground.<\/li>\n
6. Lift the tail to get at the breeches and then comb the feathering on the tail itself. Then either turn the dog or move around to the other side to repeat the process.<\/li>\n
7. The whole job should only take 10-15 minutes.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

   Required Grooming Kit<\/h3>\n

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   • Slicker Brush:<\/strong> The slicker is used for the initial work and should be used to gently brush out any tangles.<\/li>\n
   • Wide Toothed Comb:<\/strong> Follow up with a wide toothed comb, ensuring that you cover the whole body methodically.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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