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Straight grooming scissors are the most commonly used. They exist from 4” to 10”. The 8” scissors are used mostly on curly coats such as: bichons, poodles, Ihasa puppies, etc. The smaller scissors from 6” to 7” are suitable for small dogs or for small surfaces, on the inside of the hind legs of poodles for example. Very small scissors such as the 4” are suitable for precision work around the feet and legs, the eyes or to cut only the tips of the ears. There are two models of straight scissors in the longer lengths: the normal, narrow scissors, suitable for the lightest or finest of coats, or a wider pair of scissors, an 88-model or a Filipino-style, which is suitable for a heavy or rough coat: bobtail, king poodle, Portuguese water dog or cocker.
Curved grooming scissors also exist in different lengths, ranging from 4” to 10”. Although a good groomer can certainly cut any shape with straight scissors, even a curved line or a circle. Most find it easier to use curved shears. The top of the head, the tail of a poodle, or the angulation of a bichon can be cut much easier with 6,5” to 8” curved scissors. The rounder or the more angulation is needed, the more the shear should be bent. That is why scissors with extra curved blades exist nowadays.
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