A puppy cut is a single-length full body haircut that’s easy to maintain for many busy dog parents and active dogs, but it’s not the right cut for every dog breed. Dogster’s professional groomer explains why.

At the break, stop the bleeding using slight pressure and styptic powder. Then apply dog-safe antibiotic and a bandage. If you can’t get the bleeding to stop, it’s time to see a vet.

Your dog’s coat texture and length determines the best dog brush for him. We break down when to use, pin brushes, bristle brushes and slicker brushes.

Start with a pair of ball-tip grooming scissors and a slicker brush to trim the excess hair between the toes and around the paws.

Shaving a dog’s coat will not make her cooler in the hot summer months as a dog’s coat helps regulate body temperature.

Tip a dog groomer between 15 to 20% for a job well done, as in any service industry. A regular tip calculator app can help you with the math.