http://terriergrooming.com/gingivitis/ Grooming Guides for your Terrier Thu, 17 May 2012 20:38:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://terriergrooming.com/gingivitis/#comment-171 Foxer Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:06:42 +0000 http://terriergrooming.com/?p=232#comment-171 Great post this will really help me. Great post this will really help me.

]]> http://terriergrooming.com/gingivitis/#comment-43 Grooming your Border Terrier | Terrier Grooming Sun, 23 Aug 2009 12:26:45 +0000 http://terriergrooming.com/?p=232#comment-43 [...] Terriers need to have their teeth brushed regularly and starting from as early an age as possible. Brushing your dog’s teeth will reduce plaque build up and keep the mouth of your Border Terrier healthy. By starting as young [...] [...] Terriers need to have their teeth brushed regularly and starting from as early an age as possible. Brushing your dog’s teeth will reduce plaque build up and keep the mouth of your Border Terrier healthy. By starting as young [...]

]]> http://terriergrooming.com/gingivitis/#comment-28 Grooming your Wheaten Terrier | Terrier Grooming Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:11:05 +0000 http://terriergrooming.com/?p=232#comment-28 [...] You can also clean out your dog’s ears with soft cotton, clip her nails with a toenail clipper (be very careful of the quick-the reddish area of the nail where the nerves are) and do a bit of trimming of any scraggly furs at about the same rate as bathing. Finally, make sure to brush your dog’s teeth a couple times a week with a dab of toothpaste for dogs and a toothbrush. This is to remove plaque build up so you don’t have to worry about your dog getting gingivitis. [...] [...] You can also clean out your dog’s ears with soft cotton, clip her nails with a toenail clipper (be very careful of the quick-the reddish area of the nail where the nerves are) and do a bit of trimming of any scraggly furs at about the same rate as bathing. Finally, make sure to brush your dog’s teeth a couple times a week with a dab of toothpaste for dogs and a toothbrush. This is to remove plaque build up so you don’t have to worry about your dog getting gingivitis. [...]

]]> http://terriergrooming.com/gingivitis/#comment-21 How to groom your Skye Terrier | Terrier Grooming Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:33:41 +0000 http://terriergrooming.com/?p=232#comment-21 [...] This can change as the dog grows older, but the standard for shows remains that the overcoat is long and silken and the undercoat is shorter and softer. If you’re not putting your dog on show, you can clip their coat shorter for easier maintenance. Remember to clip your Skye Terrier’s nails, especially if you keep it with a long coat so that the nails won’t catch on anything. Also remember to brush your dog’s teeth a couple times a week so that your dog won’t fall prey to gingivitis. [...] [...] This can change as the dog grows older, but the standard for shows remains that the overcoat is long and silken and the undercoat is shorter and softer. If you’re not putting your dog on show, you can clip their coat shorter for easier maintenance. Remember to clip your Skye Terrier’s nails, especially if you keep it with a long coat so that the nails won’t catch on anything. Also remember to brush your dog’s teeth a couple times a week so that your dog won’t fall prey to gingivitis. [...]

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