Cos it keeps growing you'd have to at least keep trimming it. Just make sure you are specific with a groomer what you want maybe take some photos... as i ve said before I killed myself laughing the first time Wilf was cut dont think I impressed the groomer and she wanted to keep him short so that the job was easier for her but if i d have wanted a short haired dog Id have got one .. I wanted a lamb. But his coat had started to grow outwards and had lost its shine and was almost sarting to look frizzy.. I've found the more its been cut its got curlyer... just know what you want and ask for it x
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Mandy/Bramble ... Deb spends ages she took over 4 hours the first time she cut Wilf but said she wanted to take her time so that he would find the experience ok .. then after that he would give her a cockapoo greet every time . I used to ask forthe top of his head leaving long cos once she cut it short to his head, always didhis face lovely .... not like a poodle like I've seen another cockapoo in Halifax. But quite likes to cut body short so stipulate that you dont want it clipping so short but if you.ve got a picture should be ok. I know which school your at surprised I have nt seen you I walk most mornings in the woods by the rocks after school dropoff time .... although muddy at the mo x
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Oh dear will have to look just a set from argos .. one of the wahl (something like that ) ones .. very similar to those you'd use for cutting boys and mens hair, you get a dvd and ive looked at some posts on utube, its the face thats difficult, I find, the body is easy once you dare.... not sure how Kendal finds it I know she does her girls. Kendal you could post doing their faces on utube for us lol 
lol .. yep , been there... great description x xI always tell the groomer - 'no poodle feet or ankles, remember' - first time Teddy was done he came out looking like a ballet dancer on tiptoe
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