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What is a Stripping Knife

Stripping knives are used for dogs with wiry coats – like many terriers and help to tidy up their appearance so as to achieve their breed standard or look.

They work by removing dead hair from the topcoat without causing damage to the undercoat. Strip your border terrier's coat 1 to 2 times per year.
Why Terriers Need Undercoat Removal

Unlike humans and most other dogs, border terriers' hair stops growing and dies after 5 to 6 months. The old, dead coat should then be Stripping Knives-plucked so a new coat can grow in its place. Your dog is ready to be stripped when its coat is so long that it forms a part down the center of its back.
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It's a common grooming practice for wiry, double-coated terriers. Since the hair is dead, it's easy to pluck out without causing any pain.

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How to use a stripping knife

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Ensure your dog's coat can be hand stripped (it hasn't been previously clipped which can soften and/or thicken the coat) – if in doubt seek advice from a qualified groomer.

Before using a stripping knife, ensure your pet is comfortable and used to being groomed. Remove any knots or matts by grooming through the coat first.

Begin by holding the stripping knife with the smooth side of the blade facing you.

Place your hand on the dog, close to the area you are going to strip and hold the skin taut whilst you are stripping – this will make the procedure more comfortable for your dog.

Following the grain of the dog's coat, use a combing action to trap the hair between the serrated teeth. Hold the hair in place with your thumb and gently pull in the direction of the lay of the coat to remove the hair. Use an arm and shoulder pulling movement, not a wrist action.

Remember to work a small area at a time until the entire outer coat has been removed and a rolled coat has been achieved.

Top Tips:

For best results, don't bath your dog prior to stripping as this will prevent you from getting a good grip on the hair.

Using a block of grooming chalk on the area you will be pulling can also help you get a better grip.

?Our Promise: You are COMPLETELY safe buying from us. On EVERY order you get our exclusive 30 days Money Back Guarantee. If you don't like our product, simply contact us for a full refund. No questions asked. ?Professional Grade Pet Grooming Tool:Regular grooming can keep the dog in optimum hair condition,it can remove floating hair,speed up the metabolism and make the hair hard,meet the hair demand of dog. ?For Fast, Detail work on large areas and overall clean-up on short coasts (most Hounds). ?Lightweight; stainless steel blades for extra durability & rust resistance,25 teeth wide cutter head,suitable for underlying and hair flat teeth head,don't hurt the skin; revited wooden handles for easier handling,according with ergonomico design,don't feel tired after long time use. especially when wet. ?Comfortable and Durable:The Stripping Knife is ideal for plucking and removing excess undercoat and useful for finish work to help create that "show dog" look.