Here are some dog grooming ideas for when you want to change up your dog’s style or get them ready for a change in weather.
Teddy Bear Cut
As the name suggests, dogs with this cut look like teddy bears. This cut leaves more hair around your dog’s face than their body, but you don’t have to go too short.
Poodle Cut
Poodle cuts look like… poodles. This cut is well-suited to furry dogs. It keeps fur short around your dog’s body, with more on the top of the head and around the neck, kind of like a mane.
Lamb Cut
A lamb cut has a shorter style on the body and leaves more fur on the legs. This cut is ideal for curly-haired dogs, and it will keep your dog comfortable in both warm and cold weather.
Kennel Cut
A kennel cut is one length all over your dog’s body. This cut is usually shorter, but you can opt for a longer length. The short-styled fur of a kennel cut is a good choice for busy dog owners, as it requires less grooming time.
Topknot Cut
A topknot cut creates a furry poof on the top of your dog’s head. The edges should be kept clean and round for a style fit for a show poodle.
Lion Cut
If you’re looking for haircuts for dogs with long hair, the lion cut is a popular choice. It’s often seen on smaller dogs, but it can also work on big dogs like Chow Chows.
Summer Cut
A summer cut removes the bulk of your dog’s heavy coat but leaves the tail and the ears long. You can combine a different head style with this cut, like a lion cut or a teddy bear cut.
