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Yes, another job in preparation for our time on the boat.  What to do with all that dog hair?

Many years ago I bought professional clippers to trim Teak up during our trips to Mexico.  Each evening after swimming in the salt water, we would give her a fresh water rinse off.  Since we made our fresh water using reverse osmosis filters, it was pretty precious and not to be wasted.  Taking off 3/4 of the pups coat was her contribution to water conservation.  I have to admit though, the haircuts were pretty awful, one time I got her too close and she had to wear a t-shirt.  When people saw her they would feel sorry for her and Teak actually acted embarrassed.
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So here I am again, new dog, new clipper blades, and another chance at the pup cut.  This time, I had my friend Sue in Buffalo consulting on the job, you tube videos, and blog on dog grooming.  I have to admit, this is the best cut I ever did.  I bathed and bushed her really good the night before, then using my Oster professional animal clippers with a size 3F blade, I clipped in the direction her hair grows.  The blade cut through that coat like butter, just like the Amazon review said it would.  There are a few places I could do a better job, but with 95.5% of her coat looking great, I decided to quit while I was ahead.

Now we’re off to the beach to celebrate!