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Summer
1997
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Thinning
Shears - Design & Technique
by Pam Lauritzen |
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Do
you know what to buy and how to properly use thinning shears?
First, consider the design and intended purpose of the shear.
Thinning shears are designed to partially remove coat and fall
into three basic categories… |
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Styling
the American Cocker
by Susan Hatzo |
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Merry,
sound, well balanced and with a coat texture that permits easy
maintenance, the American Cocker is the smallest member of the
Sporting breeds group. This article is designed to instruct
the stylist on proper grooming techniques for this breed. |
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Styling
the English Cocker
by Kathleen Putman |
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Expression
should impart a brainy appearance denoting the highest intelligence;
a look that's peculiar to this breed alone. This article is
designed to instruct the stylist on proper grooming techniques
for this breed. |
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To
Be or Not to Be Mobile
by Dina Perry |
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Who
is best suited to be a mobile stylist? With over 22 years of
hiring and training Mobile Pet Stylists, I have asked myself
that same question many times. Here are some of my conclusions…
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The
Golden Retriever
by Patsy Edmonson |
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just a bathe and dry dog! First, become familiar with the breed
standard for the Golden Retriever and then learn styling tips.
This article is designed to instruct the stylist on proper grooming
techniques for this breed. |
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Styling
the Springer Spaniel
by Majorie Rollins |
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An
unmistakable member of the historic lineage of spaniels, the
Springer is a well balanced and proportioned dog with a proud
and sturdy carriage. Nicely furnished with a fringe of moderate
feathering, the body coat should be flat or wavy and sufficiently
dense to be waterproof. This article is designed to instruct
the stylist on proper grooming techniques for this breed. |
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Financial
Health & Wealth - Part II Your Retirement Benefits
by James Dowling, CPA, PFS, CFP |
| While
most of us tend to equate retirement with age 65, it is possible
to begin receiving social security benefits at age 62, but benefits
for the remainder of your life will be reduced by 20% from the
amount that you would have received had you waited until age
65 to begin collecting… |
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The
Irish Setter
by Karla Roth |
| Known
as the "Big Red Dog" with a devil-may-care attitude, the Irish
Setter is the aristocrat of sporting breeds. Beautifully balanced
with every part flowing smoothly from one to another, the Irish
Setter's coat should be straight and as free as possible from
curl or wave. This article is designed to instruct the stylist
on proper grooming techniques for this breed. |
