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Richmond, UK – Finn, a Shetland Sheepdog known for his luxurious double coat, recently underwent an extensive grooming session at Doggy Styling, a local pet care service. The process, documented in a recent video, highlighted the significant amount of fur shed by the breed and the meticulous care required to maintain their coat. The grooming began with a "blasting out" of Finn's undercoat using a high-velocity dryer, a crucial step to reduce drying time and prepare for a thorough wash. "You wouldn't think such a small dog could generate so much fur," remarked a groomer in the video, emphasizing the volume of hair removed. Following the initial de-shed, Finn received a full bath, with groomers carefully avoiding his head due to his clear aversion to the dryer. After the bath, the team continued to rake out remaining fluff and addressed several matted areas. His paws and legs were given a light trim, not only to neaten his appearance but also to prevent future issues. The video also provided interesting facts about the Shetland Sheepdog breed, noting their origins in the Shetland Isles of Scotland and their development through crosses with larger working collies and other breeds like Pomeranians. The original working Sheltie, it noted, went extinct when larger Border Collies took over livestock work. Upon completion, Finn appeared visibly lighter and fluffier, concluding his session with a much-deserved cuddle from his groomer. The transformation underscores the dedication and expertise involved in professional pet grooming.
Meet the smartest dog breeds that thrive on puzzles, training, and adventure—perfect for curious minds who love a challenge.
