ФОРУМ ЛЮБИТЕЛЕЙ КОЛЛИ И ШЕЛТИ

Так так так...это реально ОЧЕНЬ интересно! Ждем!!!!! :)

Можно небольшой отзыв?
Мне, в принципе, понравилась эта косметика. Хотя выводы пока делать рано, конечно. Использовала только один раз.
Мне для суки посоветовали как ежедневную косметику - шампунь и бальзам «Сияние шелка». Но скорее всего, использоваться эта линия будет после щенков. Для ускорения обрастания. Мягчит шерсть.
Достаточно легко разбавляется водой (правда бальзам пришлось разбавлять горячей, так как не растворялся). Дает пену и неплохо смывается.
Одно но! Косметика для меня лично оказалась очень пахучей, в отличие от ИСБ, которая используется для кобеля. Зато быстро выветривается запах. Кобель мылся в тот же день, что и сука, но до сих пор шерсть пахнет косметикой (спустя неделю), у суки - уже нет.
Еще момент для статистики обе собаки у меня с чудесной породной шерстью. То есть остяк очень жесткий, подшерсток - пушистый и шерсть можно не чесать неделями. Не сваливается даже за ушами.
Попробую этот шампунь на кобеле. У него нужно отрастить обстриженную на пузе шерсть. Вот и посмотрим как будет на нем)

Тоже хотелось бы поподробнее узнать про крем.
Ну и на сайте не все открывается :sad:

Элентари, спасибо за отзыв
Не сильно пахучая - Классическая линия. Для наших пород хорошо подходит Ароматный гранат и контей Превосходное увлажнение. Хотя, я как и Галя, поклонница серии "Сияние Шелка", контей хорошо размешивается теплой водой, просто надо хорошо взболтать, а вот кипятком я бы не рекомендовала разводить, так как косметика Эспри на 90% - натуральные компоненты и можно просто испортить их работу кипятком.
Жду когда к нам поступит Текстурный шампунь, думаю это будет самое то для колли и шелти :D

ЕленКа, а крема там пока и нет :wink:
Когда поступит в продажу, появится описание.
Пока только на "родном" сайте есть немного информации http://www.espree.com/productcat.asp?sc=1&s=28&p=270

А такой грумминг рекомендует команда Espree для шелти и колли

The Shetland Sheepdog, or "Sheltie" as it is commonly called, is essentially a working Collie in miniature. A rough-coated, longhaired working dog, he is alert, intensely loyal and highly trainable and is known as a devoted, docile dog with a keen sense of intelligence and understanding. Agile and sturdy, the Sheltie is one of the most successful obedience breeds, but also excels in agility, herding and conformation. The coat can be black, blue merle or sable, marked with varying amounts of white and/or tan.

A Look Back
Like the Collie, the Sheltie’s history traces back to the Border Collie of Scotland, which, after being transported to the Shetland Islands and crossed with small, intelligent, longhaired breeds, was eventually reduced to miniature proportions. Over time, subsequent crosses were made with Collies. The breed worked as farm helpers and home protectors, watching over crofters’ cottages, flocks and herds from invaders of all kinds.

Right Breed for You?
Shelties love their families, but may be reserved at first with strangers. As a herding dog, they can be inclined to bark at and herd people. Shelties thrive on the farm, but adapt to many living situations if given proper exercise. The breed’s dense double coat requires regular maintenance.

Source:  American Kennel Club - http://www.akc.org
Grooming
General: The Shetland Sheepdog or better known as the “Sheltie” is a herding dog. Herding dogs have a high energy level and are very intelligent so they need a job so they do not get bored. The Sheltie has a double coat with the guard coat longer than the undercoat and needs to be groomed every 4 – 8 weeks, with more frequent grooming during the shedding seasons of spring and fall when they change coats. As long as the undercoat is removed the outer guard coat will provide shade for your dog.

Eyes: Optisoothe is a must. Flush the eyes of any foreign matter and keep the eye moist.

Ears: use Espree Ear Care to clean the ears and help dry out any moisture deep within the ear, this will help with the odor and prevent infection. Only clean as far as you can see.

Paws: Because they herd out in the field, they need Paw Balm to keep their pads soft and pliable to keep them from drying and cracking.

Bathing: The first bath is for general cleaning to take off the dirt and grime. Any of the Classic Care or Professional Care products are ideal. Follow up with the second bath and target the need of the dog. If your dog has allergies or skin irritations use Hypo-Allergenic shampoo followed by a medicated shampoo. Sheltie’s with normal skin and coat can be bathed with any of our wonderful scent renewal products for long lasting fragrance. Be sure to end the bath with conditioner. This will help keep the coat hydrated to protect against harsh weather conditions. Simple Shed shampoo and treatment during the spring and fall shedding season will help release undercoat so the seasonal coat can come in properly.

Coat Care:  : Because of the double coat of the breed, brushing is essential. Simple Shed and Static Spray as you brush during shedding season, or Aloe Hydrating Spray in between shedding cycles is recommended to help protect the coat.

Show Dog Tips: High Sheen Spray will add that extra bit of shine before entering the ring while not leaving an oily residue. Aloe Hydrating Spray between shows will keep away dander and keep the coat hydrated and looking its best. Quick Finish Spray helps the coat to dry faster and helps prevent tangles if used regularly. Boost! Volumizing Spray while fluffing the coat will add volume where needed in the ring without leaving a sticky residue.

Common Problems: Double coated breeds are prone to hot spots due to their thick dense coats. Shave the area around the hot spot and apply Hot Spot Foam to dry the area out and keep them from licking the wound..

Tools: An Undercoat Rake during shedding season pulls out undercoat while leaving the guard coat. Between shedding cycles brush and comb daily to weekly to keep the coat on good condition.

Although a large, active dog, the Collie is both elegant and graceful, appearing to float over the ground as it runs. Loyal and affectionate, the breed is naturally responsive to humans. Marked characteristics include the beautiful coat of the rough variety and the breed’s lean wedge-shaped head. The coat can be rough or smooth and the four accepted colors are sable and white, tri-color, blue merle and white. The best-known Collie is, of course, the famous Lassie.

A Look Back
The exact origin of the Collie is uncertain, but they have existed for centuries as herding dogs of Scotland and England. They were used primarily as a drover dog, guiding cows and sheep to market. The true popularity of the breed came about during the 1860’s when Queen Victoria visited the Scottish Highlands and fell in love with the breed - from that point on Collies became very fashionable.

Right Breed for You?
The Collie is a devoted family dog, especially with children. Although they require daily walks, they can also be couch potatoes. Despite the Rough Collie’s immense coat, they only need to be brushed about once a week, although the need for brushing may increase in shedding season. Collies are also a very clean breed and are noted for not having a doggie odor.

Source:  American Kennel Club - http://www.akc.org
Grooming
General: The Collie is a herding dog. Herding dogs have a high energy level and are very intelligent so they need a job so they do not get bored. The Collie has a double coat with the guard coat longer than the undercoat and needs to be groomed every 4 – 8 weeks, with more frequent grooming during the shedding seasons of spring and fall when they change coats. As long as the undercoat is removed the outer guard coat will provide shade for your dog.

Eyes: Optisoothe is a must. Flush the eyes of any foreign matter and keep the eye moist.

Ears: use Espree Ear Care to clean the ears and help dry out any moisture deep within the ear, this will help with the odor and prevent infection. Only clean as far as you can see.

Paws: Because they herd out in the field, they need Paw Balm to keep their pads soft and pliable to keep them from drying and cracking.

Bathing: The first bath is for general cleaning to take off the dirt and grime. Any of the Classic Care or Professional Care products are ideal. Follow up with the second bath and target the need of the dog. If your dog has allergies or skin irritations use Hypo-Allergenic shampoo followed by a medicated shampoo. Collie’s with normal skin and coat can be bathed with any of our wonderful scent renewal products for long lasting fragrance. Be sure to end the bath with conditioner. This will help keep the coat hydrated to protect against harsh weather conditions. Simple Shed shampoo and treatment during the spring and fall shedding season will help release undercoat so the seasonal coat can come in properly.

Coat Care: : Because of the double coat of the breed, brushing is essential. Simple Shed and Static Spray as you brush during shedding season, or Aloe Hydrating Spray in between shedding cycles is recommended to help protect the coat.

Show Dog Tips: High Sheen Spray will add that extra bit of shine before entering the ring while not leaving an oily residue. Aloe Hydrating Spray between shows will keep away dander and keep the coat hydrated and looking its best. Quick Finish Spray helps the coat to dry faster and helps prevent tangles if used regularly. Boost! Volumizing Spray while fluffing the coat will add volume where needed in the ring without leaving a sticky residue.

Common Problems: Double coated breeds are prone to hot spots due to their thick dense coats. Shave the area around the hot spot and apply Hot Spot Foam to dry the area out and keep them from licking the wound..

Tools: An Undercoat Rake during shedding season pulls out undercoat while leaving the guard coat. Between shedding cycles brush and comb daily to weekly to keep the coat on good condition.

Lynx, спасибо! Очень актуально.
А для глубокого очищения что предложите (просто эту косметику у нас хоть купить можно). А то моя младшенькая обожает искать себе приключения, в частности уже не первый раз умудряется извазюкаться в отработке :pardon: Щенячий шампунь с этой задачей не особо справился (щенку 3 месяца).

ЕленКа - для глубокой очистки Ароматный Гранат, если нравятся запахи, то Джунгли или Ягодное Наслаждение

Спасибо! Обязательно попробуем.

Ну я не заметила умягчения шерсти и не разводила бальзам совсем, бальзам нанесла на руки и руками на шерсть равномерно распределив начиная наносить вдоль позвоночника, при ополаскивании бальзам равномерно распределился по всему телу и все. Собака выставлялась два дня подряд и на второй день не было необходимости даже в расчесывании! Ну что касается ИСБ- не оставила вообще никаких эмоций эта косметика . :)

shelest, все собаки разные. И это была первая помывка.
А с ИСБ...Эта косметика действительно замечательно подходит Фанту. Пробовала на нем еще КК, так там шерсть ужасная была после выставочного груминга. Сильно пересушенная.
И решила, что от добра добра не ищут.
Но сейчас попробую Сияние шелка на нем) Просто я часто мою собак. Все же квартира в центре промышленного города и собаки очень быстро грязнятся.

Расскажите потом про Сияние шелка (у нас пробничек лежит, но на щЕночке его не прочувствуешь).
(В ИСБ очень нравится бальзам ПЕК).

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