FAQ

A #10 blade cuts shorter than a #7 blade, making it ideal for close trims and sensitive areas.

Clip in the direction of hair growth for a smooth look; only clip against the grain if a closer cut is specifically needed for the breed.

Dog hair should be dry, clean, and tangle-free before using clippers for grooming.

Start by brushing and bathing your dog, then dry the coat completely. Use well-oiled, clean clippers with proper blades, and trim in the direction of hair growth while keeping the dog calm and on a stable surface.

To use Wahl dog clippers effectively, prepare your dog and equipment thoroughly, maintain blades, and use slow, steady strokes in the direction of hair growth. Always keep blades clean, oiled, and select the right attachments for your dog's coat type.

Dogs get unstuck after mating when the swelling in the male’s bulbus glandis subsides and the female’s vaginal muscles relax, allowing them to separate naturally. Owners should never force separation; patience and a calm environment are best.

The best fiber sources for dogs include pumpkin, carrots, green vegetables, apples, brown rice, oats, flaxseed, and specialized supplements like psyllium husk. Both soluble and insoluble fibers from these foods support digestive health and regularity.

A dog's tail position communicates emotions like confidence, curiosity, fear, or relaxation. Interpreting tail signals alongside body language helps you understand their mood and intentions.

The 'Rule of Two' suggests giving dogs at least two weeks to adjust and build comfort with each other after a proper introduction in neutral territory.

Common mistakes in dog introductions include rushing the process, using territorial spaces, overlooking body language cues, and forcing interactions without proper supervision.