Over the years, watching others groom I have noticed that on some of the "easy dogs", like the labs, beagles, etc that there are parts of the body that don't get touched. Mostly, the legs, especially the front, the muzzle, ears and even the tail. Has anyone else noticed this trend? In my mind, those parts still have fur and still need attention. I usually gently card those areas and get a ton of coat out of those spots most of the time. Especially the legs. I've been astounded at times, checking people's dogs over and finding a lab with a tail completely untouched full of dead hair. Sometimes I wonder if the tail is somehow invisible to others? I like to make sure I get as much dead hair out as possible. I did two Cavs the other night and as I was taking my fine stripping knife to the bridge of the nose gently using it to card out the dead coat, and getting quite a bit for a small area I started thinking about it. So I thought I'd post it here LOL. Maybe I have too much time to think while I'm grooming

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