ADVANCED GROOMING TUTORIALS
ASIAN FUSION
Yorkshire Terrier
Watch Sue Wright explore Asian Fusion on this Yorkshire Terrier. Here she shows us Butterfly Ears and a Flared Leg style.
In these videos you will learn how to groom a Yorkshire Terrier in a popular Asian Fusion style. Learn clipping, scissoring, and blending techniques to create flared legs, rounded muzzles, and perfectly styled ears.
Part 1 Yorkie Flare -The Body
Part 2 Yorkie Flare - Head and Front Legs
Breed Standard at Dogs Victoria
Study Notes | Key Concepts
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Use #10 or #7 blades for short body coats.
Clip in the direction of coat growth to avoid lines and maintain smoothness.
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Create wide bases and taper toward the top for animated, doll-like legs.
Use comb attachments and scissors for precise shaping.
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Shape rounded muzzles and “kissy lips” by clipping under the nose and sculpting the sides.
Leave curtain-like hair around the ears for a whimsical effect.
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Clip the top third of the ears with a #15 or #40 blade for a clean finish.
Shape edges with thinning shears for a soft, rounded appearance.
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Use thinning shears for seamless transitions between clipped and natural coat areas.
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Leave the tail mostly natural, trimming only stray hairs for balance.
Add accessories like bows or bibs for a fun, finished look.

