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Tag Archives: grooming a Newfoundland
THE OLD MAN IN THE TREE
Written 9/14/16 You know how those artists who carve weathered faces from pieces of wood say that they have to “find” the character in the wood? I’m paying the penalty for 7 weeks of not trimming – bathing and combing, … Continue reading
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Tagged bear sighting, grooming a Newfoundland, Jade, spayed bitch coat
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WHEN WILL IT STOP?! (SHEDDING)
As the sun sets on another layer of black fog hovering across the floor . . . Also known as “coat turnover” or “blowing coat”: Jade NEVER “blows coat” – she sheds a little at a time and not much. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged bigfoot club, blowing coat, grooming, grooming a Newfoundland, Jade, newf, newf puppy, newfie, newfoundland dog, newfs, newfy, shedding, undercoat
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BASIC COAT CARE FOR A NEWFOUNDLAND
(Last updated 5/25/22) Grooming your Newfoundland serves multiple purposes. Combing and brushing removes loose hair, and doing this frequently will prevent development of mats and keep your dog’s skin healthier. Bathing regularly will not only make the Newf clean and huggable, … Continue reading
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