Wire Fox Terrier Pet Trim - Grooming a Wire Fox Terrier - Gina's Grooming

Let's take a look at a Wire Fox Terrier pet trim that stays true to the basic principal of the breed-standard, but with some modifications to make it easier for our pets (and owners) to maintain in between professional grooming visits. Plus, our little model, Pippa, is super-adorable, so come and say hi! Thanks for watching!
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[@lalalaaaa-pb4ng]

awwww i just low these guys sooo much! cant wait to get my own soon!

[@GinasGrooming]

Yay, that is awesome! Wire Fox Terriers are such adorable characters, you are going to have so much fun with your new little one! Thanks 4 watching! 😍

[@brianlocal3]

Beautiful cut. We have 2 WFT, I only bathe, brush and pluck the longest hair on back. We do ALOT of outdoors activities, 3-4 times a week running fields, woods , lakes so I have been very hesitant about having them completely shaved and groomed is the wire hair helps shield from all the cockaburr and Stickum’s and stuff like that, Does it actually make a difference? Have you noticed pet shaved dogs do they hold onto woods debris more like the online form say or is that just all Poppycocks

[@GinasGrooming]

Hi, you are so on the right path by just plucking them. Handstripping is the right way to groom WFTs! A lot of the dogs that come to me are urban pets who need to be kept ultra-clean due to their lifestyles, so we trim them short. But you are doing the right thing for your breed, for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@brianlocal3]

@@GinasGrooming Thank you for the response, after seeing the freshly groomed dogs I look at my little street looking dog I wonder if I need to pretty them up. But the truth of the matter is they stay washed, brushed, and the lifestyle that I let them lead they are going to get it raggedy a bit. A dirty dog is a happy dog I guess

[@PlasmaPhi]

Huskies do not like being groomed and they will let you know that by being very vocal and dramatic about it! 😂😅

[@GinasGrooming]

Lol, I have been in many rooms with howling huskies, singing their displeasure at being bathed! 😂 I know exactly what you mean. Thanks so much for watching! 😍

[@MilanMladenović-l2v]

Foksterijer oštrodlaki se ne šiša mašinom njegova dlaka se trimuju. Šišati foksa mašinom nanosimo psu samo štetu

[@GinasGrooming]

Hi Milan, thank you for your insightful comment! Indeed, the Wire Fox Terrier should be handstripped to maintain the color, texture, and composition of the coat. And although I handstrip in my practice, many pet owners cannot afford the service (and many pets do not have the disposition to sit for stripping), so instead of letting the dog's coat become unruly, we use a clipper to manage their pet coats. Reality vs. Perfection. But I am with you, 100%, if I had a magic wand, every wire-haired breed would be handstripped correctly. Thanks for your comment!

[@JamesAnderson-wft]

Clipping a wire is a disgrace. It's quick and cheap, and loses the colour and the texture, the reason the dog is called a 'wire' in the first place.

[@GinasGrooming]

Hi James, you are 100% correct, hand stripping is the right way to groom wire haired coats. Unfortunately, most pet owners are unable to afford that service and request clipping (which yes, dulls the coat). And not every pet has the disposition for hand stripping as well. So, in that scope, it is ultimately up to the owner (with the groomer educating as best they can), but 99% of the time, the owner will choose to have their pet clipped, not stripped. Not ideal, knowing what I know, but I've learned to accommodate and be happy that at least the pet is clean, mat free, and given grooming attention. Hope that explains, and thanks for your astute contribution!