Cavoodle

TEDDY

Cavoodle coats often combine fine texture with light undercoat, which can make achieving a smooth, balanced finish more challenging. In this tutorial, Tay demonstrates a structured approach to a tight teddy trim that maintains a soft outline while remaining practical for everyday grooming. The focus is on preparation, efficient clipper work, and creating a clean transition between a shorter body and fuller legs. These techniques are designed to reduce excess scissoring while still delivering a polished, professional result suitable for repeat client grooms.

PART 1

This video covers coat assessment, undercoat removal, and thorough comb-through prior to clipping. Tay explains why preparation is critical for preventing track lines and uneven finishes. The leg length is established first using a longer comb attachment, creating a clear visual guide for blending later in the groom.

PART 2

Tay demonstrates how to clip the body shorter while blending smoothly into the longer leg coat using controlled clipper technique. Emphasis is placed on managing pressure, angle, and movement to soften the transition area and minimise the need for corrective scissoring.

PART 3

The final part covers head setup, face shaping, feet tidying, and tail balance. Tay works through drying direction, eye clearance, and overall symmetry, finishing with final checks to ensure the groom is balanced, clean, and wearable.

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