Trimming out the hair between your dog's eyes // the tools you need to do it safely

Hair growing up between your dog's eyes can block their field of view and cause crusty build up and should be trimmed out. But as any groomer will tell you, working around the eyes requires special attention, patience and a couple of specialized tools that can make the job a little less stressful for both you and your dog. If you have any doubts about your ability to safely perform any kind of grooming process on your dog, DO NOT TRY IT. STOP AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A PROFESSIONAL GROOMER.
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//EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
**NOTE: The thinning shears I use in the video are no longer available on Amazon so I've substituted a similar product.
Melwey Blunt tip mini scissor: amzn.to/3QOFmTP
Equinox Stainless Steel thinning shears: amzn.to/4dMPXbS
Andis Grooming Comb: amzn.to/4bsxZcX
Geib Crocodile Straight Grooming Shears: amzn.to/3LF9sEu
Master Equipment 48" Grooming Arm: amzn.to/39l2c2n
Master Equipment Adjustable Grooming Table: amzn.to/3LE9U69
Grooming Loop Quick Release: amzn.to/3LKnuVK
//DISCLAIMER: I am a professionally trained and licensed pet groomer. You groom your pet at your own risk. All advice and methods depicted in this video are for demonstrative purposes only and I assume no liability for any accident, injury or loss that may result from following the advice and methods shown.
//AFFILIATE LINKS: There are affiliate links included in this description for which I may receive a small commission if you purchase a product or service by clicking through it. There is no cost to you.

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Doggie has a moustache. Very gentlemanly!

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You're such a sweetheart with your clients!

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They are my ❤️, I love them all like they are my own