CONHECIDO por sua exuberante pelagem, apesar do pequeno porte, o Spitz é uma raça muita antiga. Aqui no Brasil a raça ganhou o nome de Lulu da Pomerânia e popularidade por ser um ótimo cão de companhia.
A RECENTE popularidade, entretanto, pegou muitos tosadores desavisados e despreparados. Não acostumados com a pelagem da raça, muitos Spitz acabam recebendo um tratamento inadequado no petshop. O que pouca gente sabe é que o Lulu da Pomerânia pertence ao grupo 5 da classificação da Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI), que inclui raças bem populares no Brasil, como o Chow-Chows, Samoiedas, Huskys e Akitas.
“UM groomer que sabe trabalhar com Chow-Chow, sendo esta a raça mais popular nesse grupo, também saberá trabalhar com um Spitz. Entretanto, este detalhe às vezes passa desapercebido pelos groomers”, explica o esteticista canino Sergio Villasanti, da Escola Estética Canina.
O Chow-Chow faz parte do mesmo grupo do Spitz, chamados de cães nórdicos pela FCI
OS CÃES do grupo 5 têm como característica a naturalidade, isto é, a pelagem deve ser sem marcas de tesoura ou máquina. No entanto, Villasanti conta que, como os proprietários desses cães na realidade querem mais comodidade quando o assunto é cuidados com o pêlo, o corte da pelagem é normalmente feito de uma forma que o cão tenha a aparência de um “bichinho de pelúcia”.
O GROOMER também afirma que esse tipo de corte arredondado, natural e sem marcas só é possível pelas mãos de um profissional experiente. Já a manutenção semanal pode ser feita pelos donos com a ajuda de uma escova de pino sem bolinha na ponta e desembaraçante, que preservam o sub-pêlo e ainda dão uma aparência mais cheia. “Os banhos podem ser dados a cada mês, pois são raças que não possuem odor. E nunca use uma rasqueadeira desde a raiz ou um pente para a retirada do sub-pêlo”, indica Villasanti para todos os cães do grupo 5 da FCI.
(texto: por Estética Canina)
In English:
As people know for its lush coat, despite the small size, Spitz is a very ancient breed. Here in Brazil the breed was named Pomeranian and popularity for being a great companion dog.
A RECENT popularity, however, many groomers caught unaware and unprepared.Not familiar with the coat breed, Spitz many end up receiving inadequate treatment in the petshop. What few people know is that the Pomeranian belongs to group 5 of the classification of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI), which includes the most popular breeds in Brazil, as the Chow-Chows, Samoyeds, Akitas and Huskys.
"A groomer who knows how to work with Chow-Chow, which is the most popular breed in this group, also learn to work with a Spitz. However, sometimes this detail goes unnoticed by groomers, "explains Sergio Villasanti canine beautician, School of Aesthetics Canina.
The Chow Chow is part of the same group of Spitz, called Nordic dogs by FCI DOGS group 5 are characterized naturalness, ie, the coat should be without scissors or machine marks. However, Villasanti mind that, as the owners of these dogs actually want more convenience when it comes to hair care, cutting the coat is usually done in a way that the dog has the appearance of a "stuffed animal".
The groomer also said that this type of cutting rounded, natural and without marks is only possible through the hands of an experienced professional. Already weekly maintenance can be performed by the owners with the aid of a brush without ball pin at the tip and desembaraçante that preserve the undercoat and still provide a fuller appearance. "The baths can be given every month, they are races that have no odor.And never use a slicker brush from root or a comb to remove the undercoat, "indicates Villasanti for all dogs in group 5 of the FCI.
(Text: Aesthetics by Canina)
A RECENT popularity, however, many groomers caught unaware and unprepared.Not familiar with the coat breed, Spitz many end up receiving inadequate treatment in the petshop. What few people know is that the Pomeranian belongs to group 5 of the classification of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI), which includes the most popular breeds in Brazil, as the Chow-Chows, Samoyeds, Akitas and Huskys.
"A groomer who knows how to work with Chow-Chow, which is the most popular breed in this group, also learn to work with a Spitz. However, sometimes this detail goes unnoticed by groomers, "explains Sergio Villasanti canine beautician, School of Aesthetics Canina.
The Chow Chow is part of the same group of Spitz, called Nordic dogs by FCI DOGS group 5 are characterized naturalness, ie, the coat should be without scissors or machine marks. However, Villasanti mind that, as the owners of these dogs actually want more convenience when it comes to hair care, cutting the coat is usually done in a way that the dog has the appearance of a "stuffed animal".
The groomer also said that this type of cutting rounded, natural and without marks is only possible through the hands of an experienced professional. Already weekly maintenance can be performed by the owners with the aid of a brush without ball pin at the tip and desembaraçante that preserve the undercoat and still provide a fuller appearance. "The baths can be given every month, they are races that have no odor.And never use a slicker brush from root or a comb to remove the undercoat, "indicates Villasanti for all dogs in group 5 of the FCI.
(Text: Aesthetics by Canina)
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