Alice White
#16 Conditional molting is what happens to Welsh terriers twice a year
The breed does not fully shed its hair, therefore, in order for the cover to be renewed, the owner will have to do trimming (hair pinching) or entrust the process to an experienced groomer. The first trimmings begin at puppyhood: at three to four months, it is time for a Welsh to be taught to calmly endure an unpleasant procedure for him. If you plan to polish yourself, buy a groomer tool: knives with frequent, medium, and coarse notches, nutcrackers, and other auxiliary little things, including brushes and koltunorez.
#17 Before pinching the Welsh Terrier, it is necessary to comb along the growth of the coat and against it, along the way taking apart the mats, if any. In addition, you will have to prepare for the fact that a stunning result will not work right away.
Keep in mind that a truly spectacular awn will grow after a few trimmings. At the same time, at first, Welsh Terriers have to flaunt almost naked, because, during the first pinch of wool, all dead hair to the undercoat has to be removed, which exposes the skin. In puppies and juveniles, another problem may arise - the spine on the neck and chest does not want to shed. It is not recommended to be zealous and try to rip the fur in such cases. Just comb these parts of the body daily and wait for the hair to begin to die off by itself.
