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Just curious, have you ever had your old clippers blades sharpened?

A border stack is usually %50 border, %25 JRT and %25 Staffy. Although where my pup is coming from there is border terrier also. So it would be double border/borderjack/borderstaffy. I've met a couple dogs from there, and they are amazing. All are CERF and BAER tested, and some are also hip...

I am looking to get a Sportster which is basically a Borderstack with Whippet mixxed in. They are specifically bred for sports such as agility, flyball, ect. And they excel at it. Does anyone else have a simliar dog?

First check zoning to make sure this is legal, if you haven't already. Then call a plumber. It all needs to meet standards, and it's usually best left to a professional. Unless you personally know someone who is a plumber, then I would definitely open up the yellow pages.

I know that there are a few shops in Ontario (Probably more than I know of) that are looking for apprentices. This is usually the best way to go. Make sure you have everything in writing, as it can get confusing. I wouldn't bother with a school. Unless you want to go to the NY School of Dog...

I would go for Andis. As for the blades, I would also get a #40 for poodle feet and faces (I like them really close though). And a second set of #5, #7, and a #3. Do you have everything you will need? Are you starting your own business or working for someone else?

At the moment, and always below the surface, I am craving a Whippet. Dobermanns are my favorite breed, so i always crave them. But I just recently got through a Bull Terrier phase, and Staffy phase, Standard Schnauzer phase, PRT phase, Akita phase, and it goes on. Once I own my own house I have...

I always used shedding blades on shorthaired dogs. You have to be careful your not too rough though. Anything rubber will work great, it grips and takes the dead hair with it as it goes over the coat.

I just saw a Pom come in today. It had been shaved down recently. Now it's coat will not grow back in. It has bald spots and is simply ugly. Its only 4 yrs old and really looks like a short fat mexican hairless with a fluffy head. I will never shave a double coated breed except for a few...

I think 3 hrs is a good time for some grooms. Is this from bath straight to finishing? If so thats a pretty good time. Focuse on improving skills, speed comes naturally.