In the world of grooming, there is a growing demand for haircut styles that meet the standards and characteristics of specific dog breeds. And this is not a matter of fashion, but respect for traditions, care for the health and comfort of Lovers. Dog owners increasingly choose haircuts that emphasize the natural features of their pets and meet breed standards.
Breed haircuts: Growing popularity
Pedigree haircuts have become popular for several reasons. First, they emphasize the uniqueness of each breed, allowing dog owners to show off the beauty and elegance of their Tails. Secondly, breed haircuts take into account the characteristics of the coat and skin of a particular breed, which ensures better health and convenience of the dog.
One of the main reasons for the popularity of breed haircuts is their aesthetic appeal. Dog owners want their Pets to look beautiful and well-groomed, and breed haircuts allow you to achieve this effect. In addition, many dog owners participate in dog shows, where strict standards of breed haircuts are mandatory for participation. But what can we say about the decision to choose a breed haircut, if even when choosing a dog breed, we first of all always pay attention to its features.
Peculiarities of breed haircuts for breeds for which this is particularly characteristic
Poodle
Poodles are known for their elegant haircuts, such as the Continental and the English Saddle. These styles emphasize the elegance of the breed.
1. Continental haircut
The continental poodle haircut involves shaving the back of the body, leaving a fluffy pom pom on the tail and cuffs on the paws. On the front part of the body, the fur is left long, forming lush “breeches” on the hind legs and a voluminous “collar” around the neck. The chest is trimmed to create an elegant and expressive silhouette.
2. English saddle
The English Saddle Poodle is characterized by shaving both hind and front legs to the cuffs, as well as shaving both sides of the back, leaving a “saddle” of fur on the loins. Fluffy pom-poms are left on the paws, and the tail is also decorated with a pom-pom. On the neck and chest, the wool is left long, creating a voluminous and symmetrical look.
Care features: Poodles need regular brushing, bathing and trimming to avoid tangles.
Schnauzer
Schnauzers are known for their characteristic “beards” and “eyebrows” that add expressiveness to them. The classic Schnauzer haircut includes short hair on the body and longer on the legs and face. There are also variants such as “German” and “American” haircuts.
Care features: Schnauzers need regular trimming, as well as combing, so that the coat does not get tangled.
Yorkshire terrier
The long, silky coat of the Yorkshire Terrier is often trimmed in a “puppy” style or left long for shows.
Most often, a Yorkie breed haircut includes leaving long hair on the head, often tying it in a standing tail (top-knot). Ears are cut short so that they stand. The coat on the body is trimmed evenly, leaving a medium length for an elegant look, and the legs are trimmed evenly, giving them a neat shape. The tail is also trimmed, leaving the wool of natural length. Also popular is the “under the bear” style. Yorkshire terriers require daily brushing and regular bathing to maintain a clean and healthy coat.
Maltese bolonka
The breed cut of the Maltese involves trimming the fur on the face short, leaving a longer mustache and beard. The coat on the body is cut to a medium length to give a neat appearance, while the legs are trimmed evenly, giving them a round shape. The ears are left with longer fur that harmoniously falls down. The tail is also left long, with just the ends trimmed for a neat look.
The best haircuts for them that emphasize the natural beauty of the coat, such as the show cut and the puppy cut. Also popular in the Maltese are the Asian style and ponytails on the head “top knot“.
Shih tzu
In classic Shih Tzu haircuts, the hair is left long, which is collected in various hairstyles. Such an approach gives the Shih Tzu a special charm and recognition on the street of the breed.
Shih Tzu needs daily brushing and regular bathing for good health and beautiful fur. The use of conditioners and special products for hair care is mandatory.
West Highland White Terrier
Grooming West Highland White Terriers involves trimming the hair on the head and face, keeping the length on the mustache and beard, giving them a rounded shape. The fur on the ears is cut shorter, leaving a natural look. On the body, the coat is trimmed to a medium length to emphasize the silhouette of the dog. Paws are processed, giving them a round shape. The tail is left at its natural length, slightly trimmed for a neat look.
West Highland White Terriers require regular trimming and brushing to keep their coat clean and tangle-free. Particular attention is paid to the cleanliness of the muzzle and paws.
Cocker spaniel
Traditional cocker spaniel haircuts, such as the “English” and “American,” emphasize the natural beauty of the coat of this breed. The English haircut keeps the long hair on the ears, chest and legs, giving them an elegant and sophisticated look, while the body is trimmed shorter for convenience. The American cut also leaves the hair long on the ears and legs, creating voluminous “pants” and fluffy “bracelets” on the paws, but adds more structure and definition to the silhouette. Both styles involve regular brushing and grooming to keep the coat smooth and shiny, providing a classic and well-groomed Cocker Spaniel look.
Beaver-Yorkshire terrier
In the Beaver York breed, the ears are clipped short so that they stand up, and the coat on the body is trimmed to medium length, leaving it even and smooth. On the paws, the fur is trimmed, giving them a rounded shape, and the tail is left with longer fur, with the tips trimmed for a well-groomed appearance. This style emphasizes the natural beauty of Beaver Yorkies, giving them an elegant and neat appearance.
Breed haircuts are an important part of dog care, emphasizing their natural beauty and providing comfort. Choosing the right grooming style helps owners show love and respect for their pets, keeping them looking healthy and beautiful. Recommendations from our professional salon groomers of the V.O.G DOG network of salons for dogs will help owners choose the best option for their dogs, taking into account the characteristics of the breed and the individual needs of each pet.
Pedigree haircuts are also important for show dogs, where strict standards are required. A properly executed haircut will contribute to her success at the exhibition.
In V.O.G DOG grooming salons, you can cut your dog according to any breed haircut that meets the breed standards and will emphasize the unique beauty of your Pet.
