If the previous dog has some skin problem, this can quite easily be passed on you your Westie.

"Ervin H. Jasper" <[email protected]> Sat, 17 Feb 2007 15:43:22 +0200
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Dry dog as per usual.

Grooming Your WestieGrooming Your WestieIf your living on a farm or
hillside, then you wont need to worry to much about his coat. Note the
best type has only one "comb" edge. 4" blades, round tip, 1 pair 8"
straight blades with finger rest. Don'tbe afraid to show how upset you
are in front of the vet. Instead of clipping the nails, you might
consider investing in a nail file.

In return for companionship and food.

When working with paws and limbs, never hyperextend any of his limbs
since over a period of years this can cause subluxation of either the
patella or hips and cause irreversible long term damage. If your pet
died as a result of an accident there wasprobably nothing you could have
done to prevent this. I know, Because I am one of those people. There's
nothing for you to worry about! You will have to do both unless you
enjoy breathing hair particles until.

Ever Heard of 'False Positives'? They have the right tools and
experience to know how blades need to be sharpened. Most tools can be
washed in disinfectant like Detol, never use bleach !

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Legsand feet: Scissors the hair around the feet to make them neat.

I also use less soap, so I have less soap to rinse out of my hair.

In Westies, chocolate causes Internal bleeding which will kill them
later.

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Do not move your dog while he is in a standing position, you are the one
who moves around the dog on the table, not the other way around. Dogs
can become sick anddistressed during long journeys. However the luxury
of living like his ancestors in the highlands is not something we can
all enjoy, and so we need to regularly groom our Westie's to keep the
coat healthy.
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