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@rickt65 Yup, that's literally what I said in my initial response to you. And again, like I said, do what makes you comfortable. You said you didn't know why a groomer would, so I explained. It wasn't me telling you to try it. I don't care what a groomer uses as long as it leads to a safe groom...

@rickt65 I've been grooming for 11 or 12 years and I can change them out however and whenever I need. Knock on wood, I've never nicked an armpit. The 7 tends to be less harsh with blending and I do a ton of skimming. If I'm doing scissored legs or a full hand scissor, the 7 is my go to. On just...

@rickt65 You're correct, thinking from a novice perspective. A 10 is a safer option for someone who isn't a professional. It's not easy for us as pros to cut an armpit with, but we know the correct pressure to apply. Thank you for bringing that up. ☺️

@hilarious You're welcome! On thick coats, I've found it makes an epic difference. Glad I could help. ☺️

@hilarious He's likely got his adult coat now and these dogs do shed - it just gets caught up in their coat. Like someone else mentioned, I would make sure he's well brushed out after a bath. Dirty, unbrushed coat doesn't cut well, especially with attachment combs. A dog needs to be cleaned...