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As far as price range goes, most people prefer paying more for grooming scissors. But the fact is that the best scissors needs a certain level of expertise to handle. Always start off with safety tips so that you don’t accidentally hurt your pup if he suddenly moves. What should you know before buying?

Comfortable grooming experience: The ergonomic design of these shears ensures a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during long grooming sessions. These curved scissors offer the best control when trimming coats, making them ideal for professionals, pet parents, or breeders!All three types of shears are often referred to as thinners, but each type has its own characteristics, with blenders generally being the most popular choice for groomers. PetEdge explains that “Curved dog grooming shears make dog grooming a snap when it comes to shaping and cutting on a curve. The length of the shear and angle of curvature can vary based on your grooming needs, but any curve will be much easier and more accurate than attempting to use straight shears for this goal. Topknots, ears, feet, and contouring around the face is safer and more accurate as well, especially with a skittish client. The larger the shear, the more gradual the curve, so the larger shears are better suited for larger dogs.” When you’re buying dog grooming shears, there are a lot of factors to take into consideration. One crucial factor is how comfortable the handles feel in your hand and if they have high traction so that it’s easy for them not to slip off while you’re trimming your dog’s coat. Scissor blades should be as sharp but rounded off at the tip in case of sudden movements when pets are anxious. These will vary from pet to pet. Thinning or double sided thinning scissors normally have teeth on both sides of the blades and blenders or single sided thinning scissors have teeth on only one side of the blade.

Curved edge shears — Curved edge scissors have a rounded blade. “Curved shears, which can range from a subtle bend 2–3 inches [out] from the tip of the shear to an extreme, almost C, shape, are generally used for faces and feet,” Schaefer said. These are good for trimming sensitive or curvy areas (like your dog’s legs) because they’re so precise. Your dog grooming scissors aretaken completely apart and fully serviced. To service delicate dog grooming scissors correctly takes time, effort and skill along with the correct tools and machinery. If you are using thinning shears on long-haired dogs, make sure that the area to be thinned is flat.Chunkers are an excellent addition to grooming shears. They are beneficial in texturizing a cut and work well in removing scissor marks. They’re almost like full-blown bladed scissors and can be used for everything from trimming your dogs’ fur down at their feet or underlines cutting away excess length on breeds with long coats such as Shelties and Rough Collies – pretty much anywhere else too! The size of the ‘V’ notch at the top of each of the teeth determines how much hair will be trapped so the bigger the notch, the more hair that’s trapped and cut. Adjusting the tension on these piano teeth scissors is facilitated by a ball bearing tension screw allowing the dog groomer to precisely adjust tension when required.

Grooming dogs is very important, but if you’re not sure how to do it correctly, you may hurt them instead of helping them look their best. For example, you should never cut the hair in your dog’s ears and feet yourself if you’re a newbie to using pet grooming scissors.

The Difference Between Thinners, Blenders and Chunkers

We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons: They come with a high price tag, but they are really worth it if you want the best dog grooming shears for your money. Features

Precision engineering coupled with professional craftsman finishing ensures that Diamond Cut piano teeth scissors, which are made from high quality 440c stainless steel, will perform and last for many years. Thinning shears typically have a cutting edge on one blade and teeth on the other, although there are double thinners that have teeth on both blades. Thinners remove lots of hair in even sections and give a natural look. They also blend out the harsh lines that clippers can create and texturize the fur. How to Choose The Right Grooming Scissors Perhaps you’re looking for something a little more specialist? Across our current dog grooming scissors range you can explore curved scissors, blenders, chunkers and thinners - all specially designed to create an impeccable finish, no matter the style required. Scissor size: Smaller scissor sizes work best for intricate trims around the paws, ear, or eye area, while those of a larger size are suitable for the full coat. Consider when buying that the longer the shear, the larger the dog breed.

How to look after your dog’s grooming shears?

Piano teeth scissors” or, as they are also referred to, “fluffer scissors”, are the latest hybrid dog grooming scissors which incorporate benefits from both regular texturizing scissors, aka chunkers, and blending scissors, aka thinners. Diamond Cut Piano teeth scissors feature 40 teeth that are wider than those on typical thinning scissors however not as wide as the teeth on chunkers. This wider tooth design allows a slightly larger gap between teeth which in turn contributes to its intended purpose of bulk hair removal. Each thinning shear that we’ve discussed is readily available in a range of sizes and with a differing number and spacing of teeth and this can impact on your end result too. It’s important to bear the following teeth-related points in mind when choosing your shears;-