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@catfisher IMO any long pin slicker brush will do, it needn't be a pricey name brand. A good groomer could do a stellar job with the crappiest slicker on the market, and even the highest end CC brush won't help if your technique or brushing frequency is below par. I would simply suggest...

@mangolime17 You are wanting a 'puppy style' topknot, not an adults- just show them the photo and explain. As for the neck blending, that was just a bad choice OR could be coat wear from using the wrong collar. Puppy coat just dissolves away on high wear areas and you'll have several more...

@daffodil255 It's the holiday season- if you are at all a decent groomer you should be able to find work any where. I'd not accept being called a thief, I'd be gone.

@sacm USA. ANY foods sold in the veterinarians office provide income to the vet. Further, there is a bit of an "unholy alliance" between Hills/Science Diet and the veterinary profession. I exaggerate for emphasis but the facts remain. If you 1) understand that veterinary school...

@sdb Well, I bought a cute little 4 inch thinner once and it was the most useless shear I've ever owned, it was like a toy. I think the one you have should be sufficient and you just need practice.

@pekka Science Diet brands are not highly regarded in the dog community- here is a review that explains why. I would personally recommend something like a fish based diet- I like Taste of the Wild 'Pacific Salmon' but Blue Buffalo and Fromm are also great brands. If your vet has...

@pekka What is she fed? In my experience this is almost always highly influenced by food.

@eloheem I don't see any graceful way to charge your parents. I might be fairly strict about when I could do it but I would still do it gratis.