Clipper recommendations

I am new here and have posted on Welcome page. I do hope I am doing all this correctly. Teddy has a very thick coat and wondered what is the best clippers to use for him. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you

Hi @GillyPen,

I've moved your post to its own thread, so it can get more tailored responses. I hope that's OK

Would it be worth you asking at a local grooming parlour?

I did wonder about that but thought it a bit cheeky if we were not having him booked in. We would let a groomer to this - but - we are still learning with Teddy. He is getting better but very wary if you go by his face and is finally laying down to be stroked and relaxed. So to take him to a groomer we decided too much for him at the moment - so would a groomer mind?

He totally adores me because I spent more time with him and Rosie in his first 3 weeks as my husband had an accident and was confined to bed - typical!!! (It was his idea to let Rosie have puppies.)

Having had dogs for years we never experienced a singleton puppy, He was huge, born by caesarian and there were so many things we didn't know that we could have done to help him. So he started off his life not having to share e.g. puppy pen, Rosie, feeding was whatever he chose i.e. no other puppies to say move over. So born March 24 he is slowly adapting - but - separation anxiety if he is away from me BUT recall is a doddle!

I think if you asked nicely, and explained that you can't take him to a groomer yet because he is a little nervous, they'll be fine with it - after all, they will presumably be a dog lover, and that yet suggests you might be a future customer He's lucky to have such an understanding owner.

Thank you - maybe I will if I explain the situation.