Last week was a busy week.
I didn't get a chance to take pictures of a Makeover dog.
I spent my rainy day off, today, going through a lot of old pictures and came across some before and after pictures of a Schnauzer that I groomed around this time last year.
There were not many pictures of this dog, and a lot of the pictures that I had, the dog was moving and blurred in the picture.
That is most likely why I never posted this Schnauzer before.
I managed to find a few pictures that were pretty good, so I will just post some Before and Afters for today's makeover.
There is a Schnauzer in there somewhere.
I actually think that he is cute all shaggy.
What do you think?
Schnauzer face with a Mohawk?
I should have tried that, just to take a picture, then I could have clipped it off.
Oh well...I didn't think about it then.
The head After.
I used a #7F against the grain on the top and sides of the head.
I used a #15 blade on the ears.
I used the #7F blade on the body also. (with the grain)
The owner wanted the furnishings left long.
✂ Happy Grooming, MFF ✂
I love schnauzer cuts mostly because it is such a drastic difference between "before" an "after" (if they have gone too long between groomings). Them, and poodles with clean face/clean feet. They instantly look sooo much better after you clipped the face.,
ReplyDeleteI agree tvergirl,
DeleteI think the Schnauzers look so classy after they are groomed.
Lisa, MFF
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading this and the before and after. I have a cockapoo and when I trim her hair she looks like a schnauzer in the face if I leave it long. I think I overall like it cut shorter there. Less clean up after they drink water. Thanks for sharing!
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DeleteHe came out beautiful:) I am going to try the 7F against the grain on my next schnauzer...it looks like it comes out much smoother. Thanks for the tip! I have learned so much from you!
ReplyDeleteHi Mindy,
DeleteI love the #7f against the grain on the head. (works great on Cockers too) I think that you will be pleased how smooth it comes out. Use caution clipping around the ears with the #7f.
Glad I could help. :)
Lisa, MFF
Wow ive never seen a comment get deleted here! The schnauzer looks fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Cherie,
DeleteIt turned out to be spam. (an add for someones website) I didn't know it until after I published it. I get spam once in awhile in my comments and usually catch it befor I post it. :/
Thanks for the complement. :)
Lisa, MFF
Sorry for the late post but I've just come across your blog again for some reason i didn't save it the first time i found it !! I just love reading your grooming stories ..
ReplyDeleteI wanted to post on this one as i own mini schnauzers and i just love this post for the same reason as said already the chance is awesome and you did a fantastic job !!
Shame some people let there schnauzer get to that lenght :/
Hi Lisa,
DeleteAt least this owner keeps the dog brushed. :)
I love the long shaggy look! I don't see why it is a shame to leave the coat long at all.... howere I would have trimmed round the eyes at least for the dog to see better and left the rest long! .
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