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Grooming shears? Good brands and what length?

All I have for scissors is a crappy four inch pair. I need some good ones, so that I can scissor work my schnauzer and shih tzu. And also trim between my aussies toes.

Is it what you pay for what you get with scissors? Some cost $20 and some cost $200. I can afford $50 to $75.

Thanks.

You'll need a couple pair, actually -
don't bother pining away for the $200 ones - they're so sharp, you'll cut something off that isn't fur before you know it!

A pair of decent straight shears like Geib Gators are not too expensive, and useful for lots of body work. They're also not so sharp that they drive themselves - you still have control.

http://grooming.petedge.com/Geib-Gator-Straight-Shears-10-quot--GE855.pro?parentCategoryId=190&categoryId=214&subCategoryId=279&PIPELINE_SESSION_ID=847b96dfc0a86e68017c2891c3fdb297

You should also have a good set of basic thining shears as well - mine are old Andre Tisserand, but here is a basic pair:

http://grooming.petedge.com/Master-Grooming-Tools-5200-Series-Thinning-Shear-46-Tooth-6-1-2-quot--TP341.pro?parentCategoryId=190&categoryId=214&subCategoryId=279&PIPELINE_SESSION_ID=847e7a86c0a86e68017c289126d4449e

And for the between the toes action, you need some little snub nosed scissors:

http://grooming.petedge.com/Dubl-Duck-Ear-Nose-Curved-Pet-Grooming-Shears-4-quot--DD83014.pro?parentCategoryId=190&categoryId=214&subCategoryId=279&PIPELINE_SESSION_ID=8483767bc0a86e68017c2891d9243846

If you want to do an Eastern DIsh, or 'bunny butt' on your Aussie, the best thing is a big pair of curved shears, and then use the thinning shears to shape it.

These are my three favorite basic types of shears - not the exact models, but close. These are not too expensive, and probably would do the trick. the best thing, though, would be to go and try the vairous shears - they do feel differently in your hands, even within a brand.

You can also ask at PetEdge what they have for returns - they often have quite a collection in a box at a considerable discount.

But seriously, you don't really want the Japanese shears - I had them and returned them after cutting my finger so badly it didn't stop bleeding for hours, and I just thank God it was my finger and not the dog's tendon - those things are ALIVE!!!

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