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Wet the coat. Then apply the Ultra Brightening Shampoo diluted 1 part shampoo to 8 parts water. Pour the mixture over the dog evenly and begin working into the coat. The optical brighteners will help enhance the colors of the coat. Then rinse the shampoo.

The final bath should be with the Volumizng Shampoo (1 part shampoo to 8 parts water). The proteins in this shampoo will create a thicker denser coat without damaging the hair shafts. Rinse well and remove all of the shampoo.

The handlers/groomers/owners in these videos demonstrate how they would use the Pure Paws product line with their dogs. You may even notice sometimes that different handlers use different techniques when bathing & grooming. There are many ways to combine the products to acheive the look that is right for your dog. If you want more information on the individual products and what they can do for your dog please look at the Product Information page or email us at info@purepaws.net

Grooming the Belgian Malinoa

Deep Conditioner

To Add Texture

Brightening Shampoo

Volumizing Shampoo

Condition the coat with the Deep Conditioner (1 part conditioner to 8 parts water) This conditioner will help strengthen the hair shaft and create a denser coat.

Then blow dry the coat.

To Add Volume

Spray the Volumizing Spray Gel directly into a damp coat and distributed evenly. Once he product is dristributed the begin to blow dry the coat. The end result will be a beautiful bright coat with lots of volume.

Volumizing Spray Gel

Maintenance

Brightening Shampoo

Show Days

Volumizing Foam

The Volumizing Foam when applied as a final coat dressing will add additional texture. The coat should be almost dry when you apply the foam and then dried completly into the coat.

AKC Standard for the Coat

Coat
The coat should be comparatively short, straight, hard enough to be weather resistant, with dense undercoat. It should be very short on the head, ears, and lower legs. The hair is somewhat longer around the neck where it forms a collarette, and on the tail and backs of the thighs. The coat should conform to the body without standing out or hanging down.

Color
The basic coloring is a rich fawn to mahogany, with black tips on the hairs giving an overlay appearance. The mask and ears are black. The underparts of the body, tail and breeches are lighter fawn, but washed-out fawn color on the body is a fault. Color should be considered a finishing point, not to take precedence over structure or temperament. The tips of the toes may be white, and a small white spot on the breastbone/prosternum is permitted, not to extend to the neck. White markings, except as noted, are faulted.