Bathing is very important for Alaskan hair trimming

Bathing is a more important part, because Alaskan Malamutes are hard-haired dogs, so if you want to choose a shampoo suitable for them, it must be specially designed for pet dogs. It is absolutely not allowed. Using the kind used by humans will damage the Alaskan Malamute's hair and irritate the Alaskan Malamute's skin, thereby causing other skin diseases.

Alaskan Foot Trimming

Use small scissors to trim the hair on the toes to a length that can cover the nails, so that the tips of the hair just touch the ground when walking. Then use clippers to trim the hair growing between the toes into a natural round shape. Use a wooden comb to smooth the hair on the front legs, and use small scissors to cut off the long hair. In order to make it look more natural, don't cut them all to the same length. Adjust the trimming length appropriately according to the outline of the leg.

Alaska Hair Trimming

When trimming hair, first remove some untidy and substandard hairs. You might as well learn from the barber’s hair cutting technique and use your fingers as a ruler to trim the hair. If you want to cut the hair shorter, use one finger to hold it underneath. If you want the hair to be longer, use three fingers to hold it. Then use small scissors to cut the toes and cut off all the long hair that grows from the toe tip and covers the meat ball. When cutting, use your fingers to push the meat ball to the left and right to confirm the position of the hair, and then use scissors to cut off the long hair against the edge of the meat ball to avoid hurting the toes.