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Despite the above, there are things that you can do to aid the natural drying process e.g. ventilation. Microporous paints are generally a lot thinner than ordinary water or solvent based paints and in a lot of cases, once the wall is dry, it is recommended that you over-paint them with emulsion because of this, but only when the plaster is totally dry.

Our groomer will use a deep conditioning shampoo and conditioner on your double-coated dog. This will best prepare the hair for the de-shedding phase of your appointment. They will finish off with a conditioning spray, which will loosen the undercoat, making it easier to comb out as well as adding a healthy shine to your dog’s coat. BrushingFor a coating such as paint to bond to a surface correctly so that it stays on there, it must be allowed to dry out correctly and also bond to that surface so that it stays there. However in some cases you may not have any other choice other than to sand, in which case use paper somewhere between 120 and 240 grit to gently rub any marks out. Proper grooming is essential for huskies and all double-coated dogs. Without proper brushing and grooming your dog’s coat can mat and get tangled, meaning a long tedious shedding period that’s annoying for them and for you. The better clothes brushes have bristles fitted into a wooden handle. Good quality wood will last a lifetime, matching the longevity of natural bristles. If it’s ergonomically shaped it will also feel comfortable in the hand and easy to wield. You’ll thank us for this when putting some elbow grease into brushing down a suit. How to Use a Clothes Brush Always make a fuss and give them a small treat throughout brushing and at the end. By doing this you are teaching them that brushing is a good thing and that they’re doing what they’re supposed to be doing… allowing you to brush!

In short, no! To get the best possible finish results, fresh plaster should be left to dry out naturally.

Short and smooth coats are the easiest to care for, for obvious reasons. Brushing these types of coats is more about keeping the dog's skin and coat healthy and dirt free and to deal with any shedding. Brushing a short coat once a week is fine but more often is always better.

When it comes to actually painting new plaster, you have really 2 options: a paint brush or a roller. The longer teeth that extend down are widely spaced out, making this an effective detangling comb. Perfect for huskies with long hair that tangles and mats easily In terms of the type of emulsion paint to use, a cheap contract matt will do fine, no need to go for the expensive stuff, although some professional decorators would argue otherwise. Everything you need to know about mixing, applying and using a mist coat can be found below so read on. What is a Mist Coat?

We recommend visiting The Pet Retreat every 6 – 8 weeks with a double coated dog. In the meantime you’ll also need to maintain a strict home grooming regime to keep your dog’s hair mat free and healthy.