You’ll hear different perspectives on shaving double-coated breeds. Regular maintenance and proper undercoat removal are typically the preferred approach. However, every dog’s situation is different. In some cases, such as severely impacted coats, medical needs, allergies, or lifestyle limitations, shaving may be the most realistic, humane and comfortable option. Visit our Blog for more information on this, and more.
Typically up to 20lbs: Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Pekingese, Pug, Sm. Mixed Breed, etc.
Typically 20-45lbs: Beagle, Mini-Aussie, English Bulldog, Sheltie, Corgi, Mixed Breed, etc.
Typically 45-80lbs: Lab, Golden Retriever, American Bulldog, Bassett Hound, Husky, German Shepherd, Samoyed, Large Mastiff breeds, Elkhound, Border Collie, Dalmation, Large Mixed Breed, etc.
Typically over 80lbs: Newfoundland Retriever, Bernese Mountain Dog, St. Bernard, Leonberger, X-Lg Mastiff breeds, Old English Sheepdog, Malamute, Giant Mixed Breed, etc.
Additional fees may apply for excessive matting, trim tolerance, de-skunking, de-ticking, excessively dirty/farm dogs etc.

Double coats do more than just shed. They insulate, regulate temperature, and protect the skin. When it comes to de-shedding vs. shaving, there’s more to consider than most people realize. We break down how these coats work, the risks of shaving, and when it may still be appropriate, so you can make the best choice for you and your dog.







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