Frankie

Set the collar line and heart shape with a #7 blade, starting from the throat down to the breastbone.

Keep symmetry by setting the top of the flank to the bend in the leg for a balanced look.

Use the #7blade on the body, excluding the heart and collar, blending carefully to avoid harsh lines.

Use a #3 attachment to create flared legs with a tight top and wide bottom.

Check from all angles to ensure even blending, using chunkers as needed for smooth transitions.

Shape wide, rounded feet by scissoring across the front, sides, and bottom.

For the tail, use a one-inch attachment over a #30 blade, blending to keep it proportional to the body.

Use a #15 or #10 blade to clean under the eyes and create “kissy lips” for a polished muzzle.

Check symmetry in the muzzle width, ensuring balanced proportions from each side.

Create a mushroom head by scissoring around the head in a circular shape, blending from the collar line.

Use volumising techniques to keep the head round, with clear visibility in the visor area.