Dog Grooming Advanced - Qp8

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The statement explains that the clip that poodles have today is not solely for show purposes, but rather an elaboration of the traditional lion trim that has been worn by poodles for over a hundred years. This suggests that the statement is true, as it contradicts the common belief that poodles are groomed solely for show purposes.

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The question asks for the three trims allowed in the show ring for poodle haircuts. The correct answer options are "The Puppy Clip," "English Saddle Trim," and "Continental Clip." This suggests that these three trims are the only ones considered acceptable or appropriate for poodles in show competitions.

Explanation
To prepare a poodle for a trim, brushing is essential to remove any tangles or mats in the fur. Bathing the dog is important to clean their coat and make it easier to trim. Drying the dog is necessary to ensure that their fur is completely dry before starting the trim. Feeding, on the other hand, is not directly related to preparing a poodle for a trim and therefore not one of the necessary steps.

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The possible moustaches that a poodle could have are "Doughnut" and "Large". This suggests that the question is asking for the different options or variations of moustaches that a poodle could potentially have. Among these options, "Doughnut" is the correct answer, indicating that it is one of the possible moustaches that a poodle could have.

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The statement is explaining that in order to achieve a desired pattern on the body, the hair should be trimmed using blades ranging from size 7 F to size 4 F. Alternatively, a guard comb can be used to set the basic pattern. This suggests that the statement is true, as it provides a clear instruction on how to achieve the desired result.

Explanation
The correct answer is "Long and hand-scissored into a ball or oval shape." This means that the end two-thirds of the tail are left long and then trimmed or shaped by hand into a ball or oval shape. This suggests that the tail is not naturally short or shaped into a ball or oval shape, but rather it is intentionally groomed and styled in this manner.

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The statement suggests that putting a dog into bands is a technique used to aid in growing a long show coat. However, the answer is false because the dog needs to be over one year old before banding starts, as the coat is not long enough to stay in bands before that.

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The explanation for the given correct answer is that it is recommended to snip the rubber band with scissors instead of trying to remove it whole. This is because removing the rubber band whole can be difficult and may cause damage or discomfort. Snipping the band with scissors allows for easier and safer removal.

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The poodle breed was first developed in central Europe in the region that we now call Germany, and the word 'poodle' derived from the German word pudelhund, which means water dog.

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A V-shaped neck and throat accentuates a long and elegant neck. This suggests that a longer neck is considered more graceful and attractive compared to a shorter neck.

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To make a pom-pom tail, it is recommended to clip one third of the base of the tail in reverse. Clipping in reverse means moving the clipper in the opposite direction of hair growth. This technique helps in achieving a neat and symmetrical pom-pom shape. Clipping in a forward or circular motion may not give the desired result and may result in an uneven or messy appearance.

Explanation
If the dog's hair breaks easily, using wrappings and wrapping the hair with plastic before putting the bands on can prevent the hair from breaking. Wrappings act as a protective layer for the hair and the plastic further reinforces this protection. By using wrappings and plastic, the bands will not directly come in contact with the hair, reducing the risk of hair breakage.