Breed Guide

Shih Tzu — Clipper Blades

Les Shih Tzu ont un double pelage luxueux qui s'emmêle facilement sans brossage régulier et un toilettage professionnel toutes les 4 à 6 semaines.

Coat
Long, flowing double coat
Grooming
Every 4–6 weeks

Shih Tzu — Blade Sizes

BladeCutUseView
#5F6.3mmBody (standard puppy/teddy bear cut)View →
#4F9.5mmBody (longer teddy bear, winter cut)View →
#7F3.2mmBody (short summer cut), belly and chestView →
#101.5mmSanitary, paw pads, under earsView →

Shih Tzu — Tips

1

Travaillez soigneusement autour du visage plat et des yeux proéminents.

2

La coupe chiot avec la lame #5F sur le corps est le style le plus demandé.

Shih Tzu Grooming Blades — Bulk Pricing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best blade for a Shih Tzu puppy cut?
A #5F (6.3mm) is the standard blade for a Shih Tzu puppy cut. It leaves a soft, manageable coat that is easy for owners to maintain between grooming appointments. Scissor-finish the face into a round shape and leave the ears at a medium length for the classic look.
How short can I safely clip a Shih Tzu?
A #7F (3.2mm) is the shortest recommended blade for a Shih Tzu body clip. Going shorter exposes the skin to sun, abrasion, and temperature changes. The double coat provides insulation in both hot and cold weather, so never shave down to the skin except for medical or sanitary purposes.

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