WO2017094090A1

WO2017094090A1 - Grooming method for pet dogs

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Publication number: WO2017094090A1
Application number: PCT/JP2015/083655
Authority: WO
Inventors: 紀子村上
Original assignee: 紀子村上
Priority date: 2015-11-30
Filing date: 2015-11-30
Publication date: 2017-06-08
Also published as: JP6497448B2; JPWO2017094090A1

Abstract

There is a need for a method for grooming a poodle-like pet dog D wherein a combing tool 22 is used for a muzzle portion M of the pet dog D in such a manner to desirably extend and raise hairs H of the muzzle portion M and desirably maintain the profile thereof, thereby providing a lovely finish. Hairs H of sections of the muzzle portion M which are located adjacent to and in front of a line passing through the eyes of the pet dog D are combed upwardly with the combing tool 22 while blowing air with a dryer from the nose side of the pet dog D, so that the hairs are extended, raised, straightened, maintained in a shape, and formed into a three-dimensional shape. The extended and raised hairs H function as a wind barrier for the eyes. Additionally, the method for grooming a pet dog D makes it possible to radially extend hairs H of sections of the muzzle portion M which are adjacent to the nose and therefore to cut the hairs such that an outline defined by the tips of the hairs H of the muzzle portion M is substantially elliptical, oval or round in shape when viewed from the front.

Description

Pet dog grooming method

The present invention relates to a pet dog grooming method, and more particularly, to a grooming method for purebred and mixed-breed dogs such as poodles, maltese, Yorkshire terrier, schnauzer, and bichon frize where the hair of the muzzle portion extends.
In detail, in these pet dogs as domestic dogs, the hair in the section of the muzzle adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes is applied with a hair dryer from the nose side of the pet dog, The hair is opened up and shaped three-dimensionally, and the open hair functions as a windbreak wall for both eyes, and the hair in the muzzle section adjacent to the nose is radiated. The muzzle part of the pet dog is formed so that the contour composed of the hair tips of the muzzle part can be expanded and cut so that it can be almost oval, oval, or circular. A pet dog grooming method that makes it possible to finish it very adorable and cute.

In general, a pet dog as a domestic dog like a poodle has a unique furrow, that is, a direction that grows at the base of a soft coat, and its tip is made to grow according to the length of the coat and the flexibility. It has a line of fur that hangs down. Such pet dog owners, in the interest of their companionship, hope to make their fur more suitable for their taste, in connection with pet dog individual shampoo, towel drying, dryer drying and then cutting. Cut the muzzle and the head, which are also the facial expressions of pet dogs, with a scissors etc., regularly request grooming to be performed, and practitioners who have the requested specialized technology can perform them. It has been broken.

Usually, in a professional grooming salon, after shampooing the pet dog, while drying, comb the pet dog's hair in a desired direction with a comb or slicker brush, and cut a predetermined portion with a scissors. In addition, a grooming method for adjusting the overall outer shape, that is, the contour, has been implemented.

The conventional grooming method is generally carried out while drying an individual by applying warm air from a dryer from the back of a pet dog after shampooing as shown in Patent Document 1 or 2, for example.

In conventional pet dog drier drying or grooming, the use position of the drier is to avoid directing the wind to the pet dog's eyes, and the air blowing direction from the outlet is usually above the back of the pet dog, i.e. It was arranged so that the wind could hit from above the back of the head.

In addition, in order to avoid hitting the squirrel on the eyes, the motion of the squirrel is also centered on the pet dog's muzzle from the upper side to the lower side, The hair of the muzzle portion tends to tilt forward and downward, and in particular, the hair in the section adjacent to the front of both eyes has been shaped to face downward.

Therefore, the hair of the muzzle portion in the section located in front of both eyes and in the section adjacent to the nose is sufficiently opened under the influence of the hair facing downward. Due to the force of the hair that can not stand and fall down or forward, the overall three-dimensional bulge is insufficient, and the outer shape of the desired fluffy muzzle hair, that is, the hair of the muzzle hair The contour formed by the tip could not be sufficiently formed.

The following explains the conventional grooming method for pet dogs such as poodles.

First, based on FIGS. 1 and 2 showing the prior art, the case of grooming after shampooing the pet dog D will be described with an example. The hair H of the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D after the body is dried, etc. In the wet state, for example, using the dryer 20 to apply the warm air, and further combing with a comb 22 such as a comb or a slicker brush, Dry.

Usually, in order to prevent the wind of the dryer 20 from directly hitting both eyes of the pet dog D, the dryer 20 is placed above the muzzle M of the pet dog D, above the back of the head, and sometimes from the side of the head. The wind is shining in the direction of. Furthermore, even when the hand dryer 20 was installed on the practitioner's chest, the wind was similarly directed upward from the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D, rearward, and diagonally upward from the rearward portion.

Therefore, the hair H of the muzzle part M of the pet dog D is in a state of fluttering in the direction of the nose or downward due to the wind force of the dryer 20. The coat H was combed away from both eyes. In addition, there was an example in which the wind is whispered in a random manner to put the wind inside the coat H.

In addition, due to the wind direction of the dryer 20, the hair H of the muzzle part M is tilted downward so that the tip of the hair H protrudes in the direction of the nose or hangs downward, at least in the initial stage. The appearance was undesirable.

From this state, even if it tries to trim the hair H of the muzzle part M in the desired direction by using the combing tool 22, the hair H once wrinkled is actually easy. There is a problem that it cannot be trimmed, cannot be shaped into a desired shape, or is deformed later.

As described above, in the conventional grooming method, the direction in which the wind of the dryer 20 is applied to the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D is from behind the head of the pet dog D, from the side of the head, and from above. I was temporarily not from the front or the wind from the front. Therefore, the coat H of the section adjacent to the front of both eyes of the pet dog D is naturally tilted forward or obliquely downward. As a result, with respect to both eyes of the pet dog D As a result, the front of the eye is opened, and the result is airy. Therefore, the wind hitting the muzzle portion M bounces back and easily enters the eyes. In addition, for the pet dog D, because the field of view is open, the pet dog D tries to open the eyes and look outside. There was a problem that the wind hits the eyeball more.

Further, in the prior art grooming method, as described above, since it is assumed that the wind of the dryer 20 is not applied to the eyes of the pet dog D, and the scooping tool 22 is not applied to the eyes, in practice, in particular, It cannot be realized that the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M adjacent to the front of both eyes of the pet dog D is reliably opened from the root. Therefore, as described above, the hair H in the section hangs down in the direction in which it grows, and the hair H of the section adjacent to the front of the section is sufficiently opened under the influence. could not. Moreover, even if it opens at 22 in the combing tool at the time of cutting, the result which loses its shape will be produced, and further, the tip of the coat H of the muzzle part M will be shaped so as to jump forward from the tip of the nose. Was producing results.

As a result, as described above, the entire coat H of the muzzle portion M is not fully opened, and therefore, the outer shape, that is, the outline of the muzzle portion M is not sufficiently formed and opened, and is shaped into a three-dimensional shape. The hair H was crushed or fallen down, and the tip of the hair H protruded toward the tip of the nose. Further, there is a problem that the hair H around the mouth and the periphery of the nose is formed to hang down.

Furthermore, in the pet dog D in which the hair amount of the hair H of the muzzle part M is small, compared to the pet dog D having a normal amount of hair H, the hair H can be in an open state. Therefore, the coat H was further deflated, and a finish that was satisfactory in appearance could not be obtained.

Furthermore, when the pet dog D had a large and long muzzle part M, it was possible to further understand the wilting condition of the coat H and to obtain a satisfactory finish in appearance.

In addition, due to the influence, even in the cutting stage, it cannot be shaped as desired, and the finished hair H of the muzzle part M after trimming is close to a mountain shape or a disk shape, or the hair part H that hangs down. As a result of cutting off, the upper hair H is short oval, oval, or circular, the required hair H of the constituting radius is short, and the upper hair H is short and small oval. Oval or circular shape, oval shape with low apex, side view, only the nose is swollen, and eventually, the muzzle part M The hair H also hangs down and deforms into an unfavorable outer shape.

Furthermore, in the prior art, the hair H is cut by inclining the angle of the blade of the heel with respect to the upper surface of the nose bridge at the joint between the forehead and the nose of the pet dog D or by being parallel to the nose bridge. Therefore, as a result, the hair H of the section adjacent to the upper nose section is cut, and the height of the hair H of the muzzle part M is reduced, so that there is a problem that the height is formed low. .

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-7458 Utility Model Registration No. 3091166

In the present invention, the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D is applied to the upper portion by using the brush 22 by applying a dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog D. It opens up and forms three-dimensionally, and this opened hair H functions as a windbreak wall for both eyes. Further, the hair H in the section of the muzzle M adjacent to the nose is radially expanded. Thus, the contour formed by the tip of the coat H of the muzzle M can be selected in height and size so that it can be almost elliptical, oval, or circular as desired. It is to provide a grooming method for forming a cutable hair, and further to prevent the hair H of the muzzle M from hanging down, protruding forward from the nose, and insufficient shaping of the muzzle. To provide A. And, regardless of the amount of hair H of the muzzle part M, the size of the individual, and the length of the muzzle part M, the hair H is sufficiently aesthetically, efficiently and self-supporting in the cut finished state. It is to provide a grooming method that is stretched, opened and extremely excellent in maintaining its shape.

Furthermore, it is to provide a grooming method capable of efficiently suppressing the dryer wind in the process of using the dryer 20 against the coat H of the muzzle portion M, which may hit the eyes of the pet dog D.

The owner of the pet dog D hopes that the hair H of the muzzle portion M does not hang down after cutting, but the outline, that is, the contour formed by the tip of the hair H, is expected. By opening up so that it can be cut so that it can be formed into an almost oval, oval, or circular shape, the coat H is soft and self-supporting as a whole, and maintains the open state. is there. Therefore, the desired outer shape is maintained regardless of the size, shape, length of the muzzle portion M, the amount of the hair H, the rigidity of the hair H, etc. Such a grooming method is desired.

That is, the outer shape of the hair H of the muzzle portion M, that is, the contour formed by the front end of the hair H is sufficiently satisfactory for a pet dog D having any nature or shape of the hair H. A grooming method that is always available is desired.

According to the grooming method of the pet dog D according to the present invention, the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M located adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D is applied with a dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog D. , And opened up by using the squeezing tool 22 to form three-dimensionally, and the opened hair H functions as a windbreak wall for both eyes, and further has a section adjacent to this section. The outer shape of the hair H of the muzzle part M as a whole, that is, the contour formed by the tip of the hair H is selectable in height and size. Alternatively, it is a method in which the outer shape is held so as to be formed so as to be cut so that a circular shape can be formed.

Here, “being able to cut” means that the hair H of the muzzle part M is desirable when the hair H of the muzzle part M has been cut into a certain shape before the grooming method of the present invention is carried out. Since it is opened with an outline, it does not require a full cut, and if there is no trace of cut on the hair H, it means that a cut is necessary. .

Then, the hair H of all parts of the muzzle part M is opened so as to be self-supporting by extending in the desired direction from the root and brazing. Furthermore, by partially contacting and supporting the hairs H adjacent to each other and the self-supporting hairs H, the hairs H can be maintained in their positions without hanging down further. This is a grooming method for a pet dog D that can be opened so that it can continue.

That is, the term “opening” means that the hair H is stretched in a desired direction by a combing tool 22 such as a comb and is brazed from the root, and is partially in contact with the hair H adjacent to each other. By supporting each other, the three-dimensional bulge can be maintained, and the position can be maintained without dropping further downward. In this case, the combing tool 22 is positioned so that the comb tip side is inclined slightly downward in parallel to the surface of each section of the muzzle portion M adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D. With the comb tooth tip facing the binocular side, the angle is maintained while the comb tooth tip is lightly applied to the lower side of the eye or in the vicinity thereof while being inserted into the hair H of the section of the muzzle M. The hair H in front of both eyes is stretched and opened by moving the hair H upward by moving it upwards, and moving the hair brush 22 upward as it is. Be sure to be independent.
This is a grooming method for the pet dog D that is opened as described above while the wind of the dryer 20 is applied from the nose side of the pet dog D.

Then, each hair H is further opened as described above while applying the hair of the hair dryer to the hair H from the nose side of the pet dog D. This is a grooming method for a pet dog D that functions as a windbreak wall against the wind.

The dryer 20 actually used in the grooming method of the present invention is disposed in front of the nose of the pet dog D, and the practitioner holds the face of the pet dog D in the right hand and the pet dog D with the left hand, for example, For example, the commercial dryer 20 applies the wind of the dryer 20 toward the muzzle portion M.

In this case, a gentle wind is applied to the pet dog D in order to avoid the wind blown by the dryer 20 from the front of the muzzle part M toward the eyes and to control the hair H of all the muzzle parts M. The grooming method can be carried out gently by applying air from the horizontal direction, slightly below or slightly above the horizontal direction.

Also, it is possible to work by placing a windproof mask in front of the eyes of the pet dog D.

Furthermore, the hair in the present invention was cut in front of the eye with the hair H cut by a position substantially perpendicular to the upper surface of the nose bridge in the stop portion of the pet dog D, and the eyelid slightly positioned on the eye side. Since only a part of the hair H that touches the eye is cut out of the hair H, the hair H of the muzzle part M that is open from just before both eyes can be used effectively. The contour of the muzzle part M formed at the tip of the head is cut and formed so that it can be formed in an oval, oval, or circular shape, with a choice of height and size. It is possible to make full use of all the hair H of the muzzle portion M while maintaining its outer shape.

In this way, the hair H in the section of the muzzle M located adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D is stretched upward from the root by moving the scissors 22 by applying a dryer wind. Even if the length of the coat to become a windbreak wall is not satisfied by opening up so as to be self-supporting by brazing, and by performing work in front of the eyes as a pet dog D, Since the combing tool 22 is gently applied just before or under the eyes, the combing work is performed, so that both eyes can be closed naturally and quietly. And, the hair H had a tendency to push down the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M adjacent thereto in the natural growth state before the opening, but after the opening, Is formed by partially contacting each other with the open hair H in the section of the adjacent muzzle portion M, so that the standing hair can be further maintained. It can be used for three-dimensional formation of the outer shape, and there is no step between the sections, and as a whole, the outer shape, that is, the contour formed at the tip of the coat H, the height and size can be selected. It is possible to form and maintain a three-dimensional shape so that it can be cut so as to be substantially oval, oval, or circular.

In this case, the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M located adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes is applied with a dryer wind to move the scissors 22 and extend upward from the root to be brazed. For the pet dog D, the coat H of the opened portion can function as a windbreak wall that suppresses the dryer wind from the front of the nose or from an oblique direction.

Here, the upper edge of the contour of the open coat H of the muzzle part M can be positioned well beyond the eye height, and in this case, all eyes can be seen through in anticipation. Compared to the conventional hair height, cuts can be cut to a height where more than half of the eyes are hidden by the hair H, so when the eyes look smiled and look forward The shape of the muzzle part M, that is, the face can be treated so that it looks more cute.

Therefore, in this state, when shaping the hair with the brush 22 while further applying the dryer wind from the front of the muzzle M of the pet dog D, the wind of the dryer 20 is prevented from directly hitting the eyes of the pet dog D. Because it becomes extremely weak, the pet dog D can be relaxed without reluctant to groom.

Furthermore, as described above, in the process of forming the outline of the hair H of the muzzle portion M as a whole, that is, the contour formed by the tip of the hair H, the muzzle portion M that has been opened up. The hair H of the hair can sufficiently weaken and prevent the dryer wind from hitting the eyes of the pet dog D. The effect of the dryer wind from the front of the pet dog D or from the front of the pet dog D More reliable opening of the coat H can be achieved.

Furthermore, the hair H of the muzzle portion M is not affected by the hair H falling forward, by cutting the heel 24 substantially perpendicularly to the upper surface of the nose bridge of the pet dog D in the present invention. In anticipation, all the coats H of the muzzle part M which is formed upright so as to be cut so as to be able to form an approximately oval, oval or circular shape, It can be used to the fullest.

FIG. 1 is a perspective explanatory view showing a positional relationship between a pet dog and a blower opening of a dryer in a conventional domestic dog / pet dog grooming method. FIG. 2 is an explanatory side view showing the positional relationship between the pet dog and the air outlet of the dryer in the conventional pet dog grooming method. FIG. 3A is a perspective explanatory view showing a positional relationship between a pet dog and a blower opening of a dryer according to the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 3B is an explanatory plan view showing the positional relationship between the pet dog and the blower opening of the dryer according to the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a plan view schematically showing the direction of the coat of the muzzle portion of the pet dog with arrows. FIG. 5A is a side view showing sections sectioned in accordance with the fur of the muzzle of the pet dog, the nature of the coat, and the direction of the outer surface according to the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 5B is a front view of the same. FIG. 6A is an explanatory view showing, in an enlarged manner, the hair of the muzzle portion of a pet dog that is the subject of the grooming method of the present invention and the form of the beard (touch) mixed therein. FIG. 6B is an explanatory diagram showing, in an enlarged manner, a state in which the root of the beard is cut with a scissors in the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 6C is an explanatory view showing, in an enlarged manner, a muzzle portion with a beard cut. FIG. 7A is a side view showing an open state of hair in a section adjacent to the front of a straight line passing through both eyes according to the grooming method of the present invention, and a dotted line showing an example of the position of the brazing tool in the combing operation. FIG. 7B is a front view showing an open state of the coat H in a section adjacent to the front of a straight line that similarly passes through both eyes. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the direction in which the brazing tool is moved when drying the hair of the muzzle portion of the pet dog according to the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing the cut position of the eyelid with respect to a part of the hair in the section adjacent to the front of the eye head of the muzzle portion of the pet dog in the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing the cut angle of the eyelid with respect to the hair part in the section of the muzzle part adjacent to the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog in the grooming method of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a view of a windproof mask made of a transparent plastic plate material according to the grooming method of the present invention, standing upright almost immediately in front of both eyes of a pet dog, and preventing wind of the dryer from the front in front of the eyes. It is a front view. FIG. 12 is a cloth windproof mask having an oval shape according to the grooming method of the present invention, which has retractable holders connected to both ends thereof, and is located in front of the eyes of a pet dog by the holders. FIG. FIG. 13 is a front view showing an example of a transparent eye stability standard that is a guideline for the shape of the contour of the hair of the muzzle part to be used if necessary when the muzzle part of a pet dog is cut or groomed. FIG. 14 is a perspective view illustrating a contour shape in which a muzzle portion shaped by the grooming method of the present invention is seen from slightly above when a sitting pet dog is viewed obliquely from above. FIG. 15 is a photograph illustrating the form of a contour in which the pet dog shaped by the grooming method of the present invention is sitting, and the muzzle part is looked forward slightly from above.

An embodiment of the grooming method for the coat H of the muzzle M of the pet dog D according to the present invention will be described. Here, an example of a grooming method using a dryer 20 with a shampoo operation as described in the general flow of grooming will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the pet dog D is placed with its face facing the practitioner while standing on its limbs or sitting.

This pet dog D is covered with a soft coat H that grows from the entire face, and has a muzzle portion M having a nose at the front end, and is directed to the practitioner.

In the muzzle portion M covered with the soft fur H, as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 6A, the density is such that whiskers (tactile hairs) B are shown in various places so as to be hidden by the fur H. It grows in a distributed manner. This mustache B is harder than the hair H, and moves forward and backward with the movement of the muscles of the pet dog D. The surrounding hair H is affected by the movement of the mustache B and is pushed, Will be moved.

Therefore, prior to the grooming operation, the practitioner first removes the beard B mixed in the hair H of the muzzle M from about 20 to 30 hairs H on one side of the muzzle M. Start by searching and cutting one by one from near the root. Even if it is difficult to find the pet dog D due to the small Muzzle M or the combination of the hair H and the beard B being similar, the aim is to search for about 20 dogs and cut and remove them.
In detail, when looking at these mustaches B, conventionally, the coat H of the muzzle M, such as Yorkshire terrier and Schnauzer, is lighter in color, but the mustache B is blacker and thicker than the coat H. When it was sharp and made to feel pain, or even after finishing, it protruded from the coat H of the muzzle part M and was cut as much as desired depending on the appearance.

However, when the hair H of the muzzle portion M is trimmed by cutting with the heel 24, the whisker B is not conscious, and the surrounding muzzle portion is cut at the stage of cutting the outer shape of the hair H, that is, the contour. At the same time as M's coat H, it was left cut in the same length.

In detail, the beard B such as poodle or maltese is the same color or similar color as the hair H of the muzzle part M, and is so thin and inconspicuous that the hair H is cut off. At the stage, when trimming the outer shape, it was cut together and left in a state of being cut to the same outer length as the coat H of the muzzle portion M.

For this reason, the direction of the whiskers B of the muzzle part M affects the direction of the surrounding hair H, and the practitioner shapes the hair H of the muzzle part M with the scissors 22 and the eyelids 24. After finishing, there was a problem that the direction of the beard B had an influence on the shape of the surrounding hair H. In particular, after the treatment that has been cut into an ideal state, after the pet dog D is lowered from the trimming table, for example, the pet dog D itself moves the whiskers B back and forth, for example, to move the hair H of the muzzle M. The coat H around the beard B may be moved in the front-rear direction. For this reason, there is a problem that the beard B is deformed from the shaped shape, so that these beards B cannot be seen from the outside due to the open coat H, but the influence of their existence is great.

Therefore, as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 6B, the beard B is cut from the vicinity of the root with the ridge 24, and as shown in the enlarged view in FIG. The state in which the movement does not have any influence on the coat H is realized.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B, the portion where the hair H grows in the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D is shown corresponding to the shape of the hair, the nature of the hair H, the outer surface, that is, the direction of the contour. Recognized as an area. That is, the section 1 of the upper surface of the nasal bone (nose bridge), the central section 2a, the

front sections

2b and 2d of both eyes, and the

adjacent sections

2c and 2e, adjacent to the front from the line passing through both eyes. , The sides of the muzzle portion M, which are respectively represented next to each other, that is, the

sections

3, 4a, 4b, 5, 6 on the right side of the face, and the corresponding sections on the

left side

7, 8a, 8b, 9, 10 or even 17 sections consisting of a section 11 under the nose.

Sections

5 and 9 are called lip lines (lips), and

sections

6 and 10 are called cheeks.

Among them,

sections

3 and 7 adjacent to both sides of the muzzle portion M, that is, both sides of the section 1,

sections

4a and 8a,

sections

5 and 9 adjacent to both sides thereof, and

sections

4b and 8b above the sections 4 and 8b. In FIG. 6A, the beard B exists in the coat H as illustrated in FIG. 6A. As described above, the beard B is cut from the vicinity of the root as shown in FIG. 6B with the scissors 24 and removed as shown in FIG. 6C.

Searching for these mustaches B after preparing the hair H as described below will disturb the outer shape of the hair H which has been beautifully prepared once, and if it is cut after remembering after shampooing, the pet dog D gets wet. It will make you wait. Therefore, it is desirable to perform the mustache cut in advance. If it is difficult to find the same color or light color as the coat H and the uncut hair B is found during the subsequent drying, it is cut at that time. Thereby, it can prevent beforehand that the hair H of the muzzle part M after shaping deform | transforms by the movement of the beard B, and can maintain the external shape beautifully after finishing.

After that, the dog dog D is subjected to normal shampooing and towel drying.

Next, the practitioner considers the stomach of the pet dog D not to get cold, applies a dryer wind, dries the abdomen and head, and then the practitioner installs a commercial dryer 20 or a hand dryer. In front of the chest, facing the front of the pet dog D, holding the face of the pet dog D from below the chin with one hand, and as shown in FIGS. Take positional relationship.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the height and direction of the air outlet of the dryer 20 used for the muzzle part M in the embodiment described below is determined based on the height of the nose of the pet dog D. The hair H of the muzzle part M does not go forward from the nose due to the dryer wind. Further, finely adjust the face of the pet dog D by moving the face of the pet dog D as appropriate so that the wind hits the area where the coat H cannot be shaped downward, and further finely adjust the air outlet of the dryer 20 as needed. Then, apply the dryer wind from the nose side.

More specifically, the meaning of applying the dryer wind from the nose side is not limited to the case where the outlet of the dryer 20 shown in FIG. 3B is in front of the nose, but also to the muzzle M as shown by the dotted line. On the other hand, when it is located at an angle of, for example, 60 ° in the lateral direction, it also includes a case where the dryer wind hits the eye at a certain angle.

As a result, the hair H of each section of the muzzle M is sufficiently stretched while moving the comb 22 as shown in FIG. 8 to perform normal drying. And can be independent by brazing from the root. In this case, as clearly shown in FIG. 7A, the comb H of the comb 22 such as a comb is inserted in the direction of the eye and combed upward, so that the hair H is reliably stretched and opened. Standing is performed reliably. Furthermore, by partially contacting and supporting the hair H adjacent to each other, the stretched hair H can continue to maintain its position without drooping downward. Thus, it can be surely swung in a desired direction, and an outline, that is, a contour formed by the tip of the coat H can be formed ideally.

The temperature of the dryer 20 used in the muzzle portion M in this embodiment is not limited to a certain part of the skin of the pet dog D, and the pet dog D never feels heat even if the wind is continuously applied to the back of the operator's hand. The temperature range is a comfortable temperature for the human body, for example, about 31-38 ° C. Of course, it can be adjusted according to the temperature, such as season, temperature, and land pattern.

Also, the air volume of the dryer 20 used for the muzzle portion M of this embodiment is an air volume that can control the coat H, and an air volume that can relax the pet dog D, for example, the wind speed is about 4-8 m / s. Is easy to treat.

An example of the treatment will be described under such conditions. After confirming the temperature and air volume of the dryer 20, the dryer 20 is positioned in front of the nose of the pet dog D as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B.

Wind M sections

1 and 2a. The pet dog D naturally closes its eyes when it begins to use the scissors 22 and starts to move the scissors 22 in the direction of the eyes from the nose to open the hair H in front of the eyes. Therefore, the pet dog D naturally keeps his eyes closed.

As is apparent from the direction of the hair H in the plan view of the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D schematically indicated by arrows in FIG. 4, the hair H in the section 1 is a split between the right and left sides of the nose. The hair H in 2a is folded back and folded in the forehead direction.

Below, an example of the grooming execution procedure for each section will be described.
First, the practitioner holds the hair H under the chin of the pet dog D and holds the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D, and in FIG. 7A, the position of the comb 22 such as a comb is indicated by a dotted line. The nose bridge of the pet dog D, that is, the comb 22 is positioned so as to be inclined slightly downward from the parallel to the planes of the section 1 and the section 2a, and is substantially parallel to both eyes. The hair H in the section 1 and the section 2a in FIGS. 5A and 5B is combed from the nose side to the head by the scissors 22 and the hair H is elongated. While being independent. In this case, with the comb teeth pointed toward the binocular side of the pet dog D and inserted into the coat H of the section of the muzzle M, the angle of the comb teeth is lightly applied to the stop S between the eyes. The hair H is stretched in front of both eyes while the hair H is stretched upward while being held, and the hair H is stretched up to be independent.

For section 2a, similarly, apply the dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog D, elongate to stand up from its root, and stand up and become independent. The open hair H of the section 2a merges with the open hair H of the section 1, and can maintain the open self-supporting state by contacting a part of each other with a portion thereof. . This operation is repeated until the coat H is dried as in normal drying.

Section

2a, and 2b, 2c, and

sections

2d, 2e adjacent to each other, as is clear from the description of FIG. 5B, are a series of adjacently located in front of a straight line passing through both eyes of pet dog D. A strip-shaped section 2 is formed.

Furthermore,

sections

3 and 7 are adjacent to

sections

1 and 2b and 2d, respectively. Therefore, following the opening of the coat H in the section 2a, the coat H of the section 2b adjacent to the right side of the section 2b is similarly applied with a dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog D so that the comb 22 is placed on the surface of the section 2b. In the state where the tip side is inclined slightly downward from the parallel, and the comb tooth tip is inserted into the coat H of the section 2b toward the right eye side toward the pet dog D, the comb tooth tip While holding the angle lightly on the lower side of the right eye and moving it upwards near the forehead, it is stretched, opened up and self-supported. Similarly, the hair H of the adjacent section 3 is moved toward the eye side while moving toward the combing in the section 2b.

In the same manner, the hair H in the section 2c is also placed with the hair dryer H applied from the nose side of the pet dog D from the nose of the pet dog D so that the tip 22 is inclined slightly below the parallel to the section 2c. With the tooth tip facing the pet dog D toward the right eye side and inserted into the coat H of the section 2c, the comb tooth tip is lightly applied to the lower side of the right eye while keeping the angle upward. By moving and whispering, it extends upward and stands up so that it stands up from its root. The opening operation of these

sections

1 and 2a, 3 and 2b, and 2c is repeatedly performed a plurality of times, and the

sections

1 and 2a, 3 and 2b, and 2c are spread over as a whole to maintain a soft three-dimensional shape as a whole.

After that, in the same manner as the opening operation of the right section toward the muzzle M, the preceding operation in the section 7 adjacent to the section 1 precedes the combing of the hair H in the section 2d adjacent to the left side of the section 2a. The hair H, followed by the combing of the section 2d, and then the hair H in the section 2e is similarly combed several times and stretched to stand up from its root. Open up and become independent.

In this way, the entire band H of the strip 2a-2e adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D is combed by the comb 22 as described above. The coat H of the part was directed downward or in the nose direction and was deflated, but it stood up from the root and extended and opened, as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B. It is comprised like a windbreak wall, the wind which faces the both eyes of the pet dog D can be suppressed, and the work of opening the hair H in front of the eyes can be performed safely.

Further, following the right side section 2c described above, the hair H of the section 4a adjacent thereto is combed. Prior to this, the hair H in the left section 8a close to the same position is roughly shown in FIG. After that, the coat H of the section 4a is stretched as shown in FIG.

Furthermore, although the pet dog D naturally closes its eyes, it is illustrated in FIG. 11 for the pet dog D even if it is still more cautious or it is not a dog breed that opens the coat H of the muzzle M. Such a windproof mask 30 can be used. That is, this windproof mask 30 has an installation part 32 that can be positioned just in front of both eyes across the nose bridge of the pet dog D by processing a transparent plastic plate material, It has a shape having a wall portion 34 that is blocked immediately before.

For example, the practitioner places the wind mask 30 in front of the eyes of the pet dog D while holding the hair H under the chin while supporting the face of the pet dog D with the left hand. It can be opened upward with the above-mentioned bark 22. Although the outer peripheral edge of the plastic plate material of the windproof mask 30 is not shown, safety against the pet dog D can be ensured by curling the entire periphery to eliminate a so-called edge portion. Further, a so-called edge portion can be eliminated by installing a flexible gasket on the outer peripheral edge of the plastic plate material of the windproof mask 30.

Although not shown in the drawing, instead of the windshield 30, a windshield mask having the same shape is connected to both ends of the end of a spring wire having a grip portion at the middle, and the grip portion is described above. It is also possible to hold the windproof mask stably at a predetermined position by holding it with the left hand together with the hair coat H under the chin.

According to this method, the pet dog D does not hit the eyes because the air blown by the dryer 20 is wind-shielded by the mask 30, and since it is a transparent mask 30, the field of view is not obstructed. Can receive. The mask 30 displays a gauge illustrating the contour of the hair H of the muzzle M in front of the pet dog D, so that it can be used as a guide when cutting the hair H for the practitioner. Is also possible.

Instead of the transparent windproof mask 30, the merit of being transparent is abandoned, and a windproof mask 30a made of cloth as shown in FIG. You can also. This cloth-made windproof mask 30a is an oval having a recess 30b at a position corresponding to the nose bridge of the pet dog D at the lower edge of the central portion, and has a holding tool 35 such as an elastic rubber string at both ends thereof. is doing. Such a windproof mask 30a is attached to the pet dog D by positioning the concave portion 30b with respect to the nose bridge so that the windproof mask 30a is positioned in front of both eyes of the pet dog D, and holding tool 35. Rotate the dog dog D from the bottom of the ear to the neck and hold the position.

Therefore, by using such a windproof mask 30a, the practitioner can use the left hand only for holding the face of the pet dog D and can easily work.

After that, in the following description, the prioritized work for the section located on the right side of the face of the pet dog D will be described, and the same applies for the work for the left side section.

From now on, in the work of combing the coat H of each section, the work of surely combing each section 2a-2e is added as appropriate to maintain the reliable shaping. This is because the hair H in each section adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes is directed from the position toward the nose and downward due to the nature of the hair H of the muzzle M of the pet dog D. This is because the hair growth is constant and the hair H in the section 3 and the

sections

4a and 4b is also pushed down in the nose direction and in the downward direction.

Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the hair H in the lower part of the binocular head of the muzzle M, that is, in the front part of the binocular head where the pushing force is particularly strong, is partially cut with a ridge 24 as shown in FIG. The hair H having a force toward the nose tip is partially cut and removed, and in this state, the hair H can be combed in the direction as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B. As a result, the hair H adjacent to the eye can be prevented from being pushed downward by the strong hair H directed from the eyes adjacent to the front of both eyes toward the nose, and the cut portion can be expanded and opened. 2a-2e can be concealed by the coat H, the cut end is not visible, it can be used as a hidden fold like a so-called hidden knife, and the muzzle part is not reduced without reducing the external volume. This is useful for maintaining the outer shape of the M coat H.

This makes it possible to prevent the adjacent hair H from being knocked down without reducing the outer volume of the hair H. Furthermore, the effect of opening the coat H in the

sections

3 and 7 can be further maintained. In this embodiment, as described above, the step of making this incision during the combing operation has been described. However, for example, the step of making this incision can be performed before shampooing, and further on the hair H of the muzzle portion M. Can also be done after drying and completion of opening.

Subsequently, as described above, the wind of the dryer 20 is positioned from the front of the section 4a, and the dryer wind is applied so that the coat H is not formed downward from the nose. As described above, the hair comb H is elongated by moving the hair comb 22 while moving the hair comb 22 in the comb-teeth direction and the lateral direction. It is possible to form a flow in the head direction on the H, braze, elongate and stand by itself, and memorize the shape radially around the nose.

In this embodiment, first, the step of erecting and extending the hair H in the section 2a-2e of the muzzle portion M adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D to retain the shape in three dimensions. According to this procedure, for the pet dog D, the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M in front of both eyes is stretched upward from the root and brazed and opened. The hair H of the opened portion can serve as a windbreak wall for both eyes that prevents dryer wind from the front of the nose or from an oblique direction.

In addition, when the hair H in the

adjacent sections

8a, 7, 1, 3, 4a, etc. is to be stretched temporarily or preliminarily brazed simultaneously with this work, the opening is performed. Prior to the work, the slope of the muzzle M is slightly raised, the tip of the nose is raised slightly so that the dryer wind does not enter the eyes of the pet dog D, and the hair coat H of these sections is preliminarily combed by the bark 22 It is possible to implement.

As shown in FIG. 8, the wind of the dryer 20 is applied to the hair H in the section 4b from the nose side. Then, wind is applied so that the hair H in the section 4a does not protrude forward from the nose due to the aftermath, and the hair H in the section 4b is crushed like a comb in the section 6, that is, the cheek direction. Move 22 to make it go away. Further, the hairs H in the

sections

2b and 2c on the extension are also crushed upward, and the hairs H are opened and self-supported so as to spread radially upward as a whole.
Further, the hair H in the section 5 from the side of the section 5 (lip line) blows the wind of the dryer 20 as if it flutters toward the section 4b, upward from the lip line, and in the direction of the section 4b and the section 6 (cheek) ) Stretch in the direction. Furthermore, the hair H in the sections 4b adjacent to each other also moves the comb 22 in the horizontal direction in the cheek direction and integrates with each other.

Thereby, the hair H in the section 5 can be shaped so as to flutter the section 4b, and the hair H in the section 4b can be supported from below.

Conventionally, the hair H of the lip line is curled toward the inside of the mouth due to moisture at the mouth, and is often uncomfortable for the pet dog D. Although it became the hair H and also became the factor that the hair H of the muzzle portion M hangs down, it can be minimized or sufficiently avoided by brazing them upward.

Subsequently, the hair H in the section 6 (cheek) is crushed in the horizontal direction and stretched to be integrated with the adjacent flow. The same applies to the coat H in front of the ears.

That is, even if the hair H in the section 4b is the hair H inside the side surface of the muzzle part M, the hair H in the section 2b and the section 2c Although the flow toward the direction is strong, it can be reliably extended and formed from the root in a state of being opened in the direction of the head. Each of the hairs H that are self-supporting can partially contact the hairs H adjacent to each other and support each other to further maintain the open state. Therefore, in each of these sections, the hair coat H does not face toward the nose and does not hang down, and can be shaped to surely stand up from the root and stand up and have a soft bulge.

Next, the air outlet of the dryer 20 is positioned in front of the nose of the pet dog D, and the hair H in the sections 2a-2e is combed as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, and the

sections

4a, 4b and

sections

1, 3, The hair H of No. 7 adjusts the right half toward the pet dog D and the entire hair H adjacent to the pet dog D by moving the comb 22 radially upward with the nose as the center.

This ensures that the hair H does not protrude forward from the tip of the nose, and the right half of the muzzle portion M and the hair H adjacent thereto are self-supporting and beautifully radiated at the time of the final final drying. The coat H can be brazed so as to be surely opened so as to spread.

Since the hair H in the

sections

8a and 8b is the same as the treatment of the hair H in the

sections

4a and 4b, the description thereof is omitted.

The hair H in section 9 is the same as the hair H treatment in section 5 and will not be described.

Since the hair H in the section 10 is the same as the treatment for the hair H in the section 6, a description thereof will be omitted, but thereafter, the hair H in front of the ears is also combed.

Further, as described above with respect to the left half toward the muzzle M, the dryer 20 is positioned so that the wind hits the hair H in the section 8a from the front, and the hair H in the

sections

2a, 2d, and 2e The hair H of the

sections

8a and 8b and the

sections

1 and 7 is combed like the 7B, and the entire hair H of the left half toward the pet dog D is radially radiated slightly upward with the nose as the center. Move to adjust to adjust.

This ensures that the hair H does not protrude forward from the tip of the nose and that the hair H in the left half of the muzzle M is self-supporting and spreads radially and beautifully at the time of the final drying. The hair H can be brazed so as to be surely opened.

A dryer wind is applied from the front of the nose of the pet dog D, and the coat H in the section 2a-2e is adjusted as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B. Further, in the

sections

1, 3, 7, 4a, 4b, 8a, 8b, 11 About the coat H, it arranges in a self-supporting manner by radiating slightly upward, centering on the nose, and brazing while maintaining the open state.

As a result, the entire coat H of the muzzle M is self-supported by forming a slightly upward openness that is soft and plump with a feeling of air, and is formed at the outer shape, that is, the tip of the coat H 14 is opened in each section so that the contour to be formed is cutable so as to be able to form a generally oval, oval, or circular shape, as illustrated in FIG. The hair H can partially contact each other with the hair H of the adjacent section, and the shape thereof can be maintained more reliably. As a result, the pet dog D appears to have an open coat H of the muzzle portion M immediately before both eyes, which has not been made in the past, so that the lower half of both eyes is hidden and smiling like a drooping eye. It is possible to make the appearance of the face look more cute.
The outline of the muzzle portion M has a soft outline of the hair H of the muzzle portion M, which is not clearly shown in FIG. 14, as in the photograph illustrated in FIG.

In addition, other hair coat H is also dried.

If there is a part where the shape of the coat H of the muzzle part M has changed even a little due to the movement of the pet dog D, the aftermath of the wind applied to other parts, etc. In order to arrange it so that it matches the overall shape, again the wind is directed from the front of the nose of the pet dog D toward the muzzle M, and the coat H is expanded in a beautiful radial pattern centered on the nose. The hair H of the 2a-2e section is trimmed by the scooping tool 22 so as to be self-supporting as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, and the shape is memorized.

As a result, the fur H of all sections of the muzzle M is swelled to the maximum extent from the inside as a whole, and it is soft and soft, but it is three-dimensionally self-supporting in a desirable state for cutting. Has been. And it spreads in a beautiful radial shape centering on the nose in anticipation, and even when viewed from the side, the hair H is three-dimensionally opened just before the eyes, and the hair H does not come out from the nose first. In addition, the outline of the entire hair H of the muzzle part M that no hair H of the muzzle part M hangs down is almost elliptical, with a contour formed at the tip of the hair H. It is possible to make the shape of the coat H of the muzzle portion M in an ideal state by opening up so that it can be cut so as to be oval or circular. In addition, this can be held independently even after a predetermined time has elapsed.

In addition, each hair H in each section of the muzzle portion M formed by the grooming method of the present invention is stretched from the root to be surely opened and self-supported, and further, the hair H adjacent to each other. Cut in such a way that the contour formed at the tip of the coat H can be almost elliptical, oval, or circular as desired. It is opened so that it can be formed, and is formed in a shape that is very easy to make, and its round and swollen state can be used as it is for cutting. Therefore, after the power of the dryer 20 is turned off, it is not necessary to prepare a desired position with a comb before cutting the coat H, and it is possible to immediately cut with a ridge as it is. If desired, the shape can be freely adjusted to a perfect sphere or a desired size.

Of the hair H that is open in the section 2b and the section 2b-2e adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes, the tip of the hair H that is likely to touch the eye is connected to the forehead and nose of the pet dog D. In the connecting portion, that is, in the stop portion S as shown in FIG. 10, cutting is performed at an angle such that the cross section of the blade of the flange 24 is substantially perpendicular to the upper surface of the nose bridge. In the prior art, the hair H of the two sections, in particular, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e, is not open enough to make no sense of being applied vertically, or the angle of the ridge 24 is set to the nose bridge. Since it is applied so as to be inclined or parallel to the upper surface, as a result, the hair H of the

sections

1, 3, 7 adjacent to the section 2a at the upper nose is cut, and the hair of the muzzle M As a result, the height of H was reduced, and the height of the solid ellipsoid was reduced. As a result, in the prior art, the outer shape of the coat H of the muzzle portion M is selected as a horizontally long circle, a disk shape, a mountain shape, a triangle shape, or a small circle shape. In addition, both eyes are visible and cannot be formed as if they are smiling, and from the point of view of the person who normally sees the pet dog D, the deflated area in front of both eyes can be seen and the expression is formed. It was one more.

According to the open hair H and the cut such that the eyelid 24 is substantially perpendicular to the upper surface of the nose bridge according to the present invention, as described above, the straight line passing through both eyes at the angle of the eyelid 24 according to FIG. Of the hair H opened immediately before both eyes in the section 2a-2e, which is a strip-like section adjacent to the front of the hair, the hair H of the stop portion S and the eye located slightly closer to the eye than this Only a part of the hair H of the touching wrinkles is cut. Therefore, since the hair H located in front of the nose bridge and the eye is almost intact, the contour formed at the tip of the hair H is formed as described above, and all the hair of the muzzle portion M is formed. It can be used by making the most of H, and it can be improved so that it can be formed into a circle with a high vertex.

That is, by allowing the hair H in the vicinity of the sections 2a-2e and

sections

1, 3, and 7 to remain as long as possible, as shown in FIG. It can be reliably established with a sufficient height exceeding the height of the eye, and the flexibility of the hair H can be provided. Therefore, the force which pushes the hair H to the front is weakened, and it has the effect | action which prevents the hair H from inclining to a nose tip direction.
In the prior art method of cutting the hair H around the nose and cutting it, in the face where the muzzle M is a few centimeters or so, the wiping distance of the hair H in front of the eyes is short. It was. However, for example, when the pet dog D is 3 kg or more, the size of the individual becomes large, or the face of the muzzle M is long, the hair H in front of the eyes is deflated in the method of spreading the hair H around the nose. Therefore, the length of the muzzle part M was visually emphasized, the face of the pet dog D was stretched out, and it was not possible to form it cutely, resulting in an unsatisfactory result. However, according to the grooming method of the present invention, the hair H is erected from just before the eyes to the nasal side of any size pet dog D, which is also solved.

In addition, from the above, in the grooming method of the prior art, as viewed from the front of the pet dog D, both eyes are not hidden at all by the open hair H, so that the entire eye is seen from the front. It looked whole. However, according to the grooming method of the present invention, the height of the upper arc of the ellipse by the coat H can be selected, and as is apparent from the illustration of FIG. 14 and the photograph of FIG. Or a part of the lower half of the hair H is hidden by the open hair H of the muzzle portion M, and the hair H is swollen such that the hair on the nasal side is swollen down from the front of the eye. The pet dog D can be finished in a bulge with a height that looks gentler and more adorable.
Further, according to the grooming method of the present invention, it is possible to form a circle or an ellipse in which the distance from the nose to the contour, which has not been conventionally achieved, is longer than the distance downward. Thereby, the shape by the outline of the coat H can be formed near the center of the face without being influenced by the size of the face of the pet dog D and the length of the muzzle portion M, and can be made cute. In addition, large ellipses and circles can be formed.

Conventionally, the hair H on the nose side of the muzzle portion M after drying due to weak formation in an open state is held at the desired position at the time of cutting while being crushed with the knives 22 or crushed to an imaginary position. Because of the cut formation, these hairs H were prematurely deflated, deformed immediately after cutting, and in addition, the range of wilts in front of the eyes was widened, and the hair H on the nasal side was further affected. Was giving.

According to the grooming method of the present invention, the hair H in the section of the muzzle portion M located adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog D is opened and self-supported, and the hair of the muzzle portion M is supported. The outer shape of H as a whole, that is, the contour formed by the tip of the coat H, as shown in the illustration of FIG. 14 and the photograph of FIG. Since it is formed in a three-dimensional manner so as to be formed so as to be cut so that it can form a circle, the coat H of the muzzle M can be maintained from the front, back, left and right of each other. . Since the hair H which is self-supported by standing up from the root is ideally held in a three-dimensional form in a beautiful and desirable form, use it as it is in the form formed in the drying process. Can be formed.

In the embodiment described above, the barb 22 is positioned so that its longitudinal direction is substantially parallel to both eyes as shown by the dotted line in FIG. 7A, and the tip side of the comb teeth is the section 1 of the muzzle M of the pet dog D and With the comb teeth tilted slightly downward from parallel to the surface of the section 2a, with the comb teeth facing toward the eyes of the pet dog D and inserted into the coat H of the section of the muzzle M, the comb teeth Although the method of moving upward while maintaining the angle while gently touching between both eyes and extending the hair H in front of both eyes has been described, the method of opening and self-supporting has been described. The grooming method of the present invention can be implemented in other ways.
That is, the longitudinal direction of the comb 22 is positioned in a direction substantially along the line connecting the eyes and nose of each pet dog D, and the comb 22 is inserted into the hair H in the section. While moving in the longitudinal direction, it is possible to move the hair H so as to draw a curve in the direction between both eyes and to open upward.

More specifically, the comb 22 is inserted into the hair 2 in the section 2a and the

adjacent sections

2b and 2c in the longitudinal direction of the comb 22 in the longitudinal direction, that is, While moving, draw a curve in the direction between the eyes or between the eyes. Accordingly, since the hair H in the

sections

2a, 2b, and 2c is partially extended and opened by the comb teeth at the longitudinal end portion of the barbing tool 22, the entire operation can be performed by repeating this operation in the adjacent region. Can be extended and opened.

Since 2e from the center of the section 2a on the opposite side of these sections of the muzzle part M is the same as 2c from the center of 2a, description thereof is omitted. The open state can be maintained in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, but the hair H opened by such a method is partially opened, so there is a difference in the outer shape. Since there is a possibility that it will occur, it is possible to finally make adjustments by the opening operation by the kneading tool 22 according to the above-described embodiment so that the whole is opened uniformly.

In order to shorten the time required for the practitioner to be slightly immature in the cutting operation or to acquire the technique for forming the coat H of the muzzle portion M into a three-dimensional ellipse, an eye stabilizer 40 as shown in FIG. 13 is used. You can also. In other words, the eye stabilizer 40 is formed of a transparent plastic plate and has a substantially circular shape that matches the desired outer shape of the coat H of the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D. A reference hole 42 is opened at a position corresponding to the nose of D.

Here, when the hair H of the muzzle portion M of the pet dog D is cut, the reference hole 42 of the eye stabilization ruler 40 is applied to the nose of the pet dog D, and the cover of the muzzle portion M is used as a guideline. The outer shape of the hair H can be cut. Therefore, even for practitioners who have not been able to cut into the shape as expected so far, there are several kinds of scale stabilizers of sizes and shapes tailored to the size of the individual pet dog D, the desired shape, By arranging the, it becomes easy to cut into a desired shape. As a result, it is possible to prevent failures such as overcutting, distorting, and triangular shapes.

20 ... Hair dryer, 22 ... Scar, 24 ... Saddle, 30 ... Windproof mask, 30a ... Windproof mask, 30b ... Recess, 32 ... Installation part, 34 ... Wall part, 35 ... Retainer, 40 ... Eye stabilizer, Reference hole ... 42,
D ... Pet dog, H ... Hair coat, M ... Muzzle part, B ... Beard, S ... Stop part

Claims

The hair in the section of the muzzle adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog is opened by applying a dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog and using a scissors. How to groom pet dogs.
The hair in the section of the muzzle adjacent to the front of the straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog is opened by applying a dryer wind from the nose side of the pet dog and combing it upward using a scissors. A pet dog grooming method characterized by forming a windbreak wall against a dryer-like wind.
The combing tool is moved up and combed to be opened while the comb teeth are inserted into the hair of the section of the muzzle portion with the comb teeth facing toward the eyes. The pet dog grooming method according to 1 or 2.
The combing tool is positioned such that the comb tooth tip side is inclined slightly downward from parallel to the surface of the muzzle section, and the comb tooth tip is directed to the binocular side to cover the muzzle section. 3. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1, wherein the pet dog is groomed and opened by moving upward while being inserted into the hair.
The combing tool is positioned such that the comb tooth tip side is inclined slightly downward from parallel to the surface of the muzzle section, and the comb tooth tip is directed to the binocular side to cover the muzzle section. 3. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein in the state of being inserted into the hair, the comb teeth are moved upward while the tip of the comb is applied to the vicinity of both eyes, and the fur is combed and opened.
The combing tool is positioned in a direction substantially along the line connecting the eyes and nose of each pet dog, and the combing tool is inserted in the hair of the section in the longitudinal direction of the combing tool. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein while moving, the fur is combed up so as to draw a curve in the direction between both eyes and opened upward.
After opening, the hair in the section of the muzzle part adjacent to the nose is spread radially using a combing tool, and the contour composed of the tip of the hair is almost elliptical and oval in anticipation. 3. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1, wherein the pet dog is shaped so as to be cut so as to form a circle.
3. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hair on the side of the muzzle part is applied with a hair dryer from the nose side to the cheek direction from the nose direction.
The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hair on the side of the muzzle part is combed with a bracing tool from the side of the lip line to the cheek direction from the nose direction by applying a dryer style.
3. The pet dog according to claim 1, wherein the hair on the lip line on the side of the muzzle part is applied with a dryer-like air from the side of the lip line and is combed upward and in the cheek direction from the lip line with a bracing tool. Grooming method.
Prior to a combing operation for opening with a combing tool, a whisker that is inside the muzzle coat and affects the direction of the surrounding coat is cut from the vicinity of the root. The pet dog grooming method described.
The hair in the section of the muzzle part adjacent to the front of a straight line passing through both eyes of the pet dog is cut at the stop part of the muzzle part with the eyelids positioned substantially vertically on the upper surface of the nose bridge. Item 3. A pet dog grooming method according to Item 1 or 2.
3. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a part of the hair under the binocular head is cut and a cut is made to groom the muzzle portion.
The pet dog according to claim 1, wherein the pet dog can be disposed in front of both eyes of the pet dog, and uses a windproof mask having a windbreak wall against the eyes of the dryer style from the front or side of the nose. Grooming method.
It is formed of a transparent plastic flat plate and has a substantially circular shape that matches the outer shape of the coat hair that should be on the pet dog's muzzle. Below the center is a reference hole at a position corresponding to the nose of the pet dog. The pet dog grooming method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the eye-stabilizing ruler has a reference hole applied to the nose of the pet dog at the time of cutting, and the hair of the muzzle portion is cut using the outer shape as a guide.