WIRY COAT

Many terrier breeds have wiry, coarse hair coats that are susceptible to tangles.
Wire coats, also known as broken coats, cover a soft dense overcoat.

To keep your dog’s coat in natural texture we recommend using a stripping comb to thin the fur by running it lightly along the dog's back, using a detangler to get out mats, if necessary.
Follow up the thinning by brushing the fur out from the skin with a slicker brush.

Wash with shampoo but avoid using a conditioner unless you want to soften the coat.
A shine spray can be used to keep coat smelling fresh in between washes and shiny.

If camping or on the move consider
 waterless grooming options, such as waterless foam shampoo or wipes.

 

BREEDS

Affenpinscher | Airedale Terrier | Australian Terrier

Border Terrier | Brussels Griffon

Cairn Terrier | Dachshund- wire haired | Dandie Dinmont

Fox Terrier – wire | German Wirehaired Pointer

Ibizan – wire haired | Irish Terrier | Irish Wolfhound

Lakeland Terrier | Miniature Schnauzer | Norfolk Terrier

Otterhound | Parsons Russel | Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen

Scottish Deerhound | Giant Schnauzer | Scottish Terrier | Sealyham Terrier | Spinone Italiano | Standard Schnauzer

Welsh Terrier | West Highland White | Wirehaired Pointing Griffon