Trimming a dog's face

Trimming the entire face is not an easy task. Try to start with the beard, ears and other places that are easy to trim. These places can become tidy with a little modification. When trimming the face, care must be taken to prevent the scissors from injuring the dog. Even a normally docile dog doesn't like having its face touched, so it's best to trim it and talk to it to calm it down. The longer the time, the more focused the dog's attention will be.

Trim your dog’s lower jaw

Long hair on the lower jaw is not only useless, but also affects the appearance of the face, so the excess should be trimmed off.

Trim your dog’s beard

Use small scissors to cut off the beard one by one. Use your other hand to press the skin at the root of the beard hair so that you can easily identify the location of the hair root.

Trimming dog eyebrows

When trimming eyebrows, do not point the scissors at the eyes to prevent the dog from hurting the eyes when it moves around.

Trim the edges of the dog’s lips

The hair growing under the lips should also be trimmed. When pruning, hold its lips first to prevent damage from sudden movements.