Thanks! Quick and informative! Just got my first stripping knife in the mail today! Can’t wait!

As a aspiring dog groomer this was very helpful, thank you!

Thank-you so much for posting these videos.

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Thank you for your video. What is the brand of that knife? Where to buy it?

Thank you so much for this. It has really helped me.

Any suggestion for what I can use to groom my wire fox terrier's legs, face, etc. in combination with the knife and rake; without losing the wire texture?

Heel duidelijk uitgelegd. Bedankt.

I think my parents went with the toddler method 😉 As in the dog (also an Airedale at the time) lets the baby (me) pull up on her and hang on her as she learns to walk pulling out handfuls of hair at a time.

Well explained, thanks!

Many thanks for this.

Really helpful, thank you 😊

Brand-new mini schnauzer owner here (Winston my S/P pup is 12 weeks) and I've been trying to learn as much as possible about stripping/carding schnauzers. I'm a bit confused on stripping vs. carding. I understand the difference between them as far as taking out (dead) topcoat (for stripping) and removing portions of the undercoat (with carding), BUT if I'm using a stripping knife to both strip and card, if I carded holding my knife at a parallel angle to the dog (and in the direction of hair growth), would that not

Thanks for your advise

How does one know which knife to use on different parts of the body?

Why is it called a knife when we dont want to cut the hair? Why not use a fine tooth comb instead? Sorry if this is a silly question. Im new to dog grooming.

Thank you very much 😊

Great video,I’m learning this tech for use on my Irish Setter , Im thinking his coat is fine texture? can you tell me what grade knife to get? Fine , extra fine , universa etc. ? Thanks!

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