Your 3-4 MUST HAVE products when owning an OES.
What do you think are the must-haves when you have an OES? Name specific brands, its use, and why you love it please. If it's your pink sweater that you put on your male dog, that's okay too.. It's YOUR list. 
Thought we should share in case there are things we don't know about! |
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| My Wahl Clippers
A good pin brush Chris Christensian Ice on Ice detangling spray a box of Immodium  |
Ice on Ice is great!!!!!!!!!  |
| My must-haves for OES:
#1- AllSystems Pin brush, oval, 27mm pins #2- Resco combination comb #3- Grooming table Not sure if I can limit it to only a few must haves, but those are the first three that come to mind. |
| 1. Kelly, Annie's Groomer
2. Dana, Fozzie's Groomer 3. Steve, Daddy of the Year 
I'm in a sarcastic kind of mood today! Steve isn't coming home until tonight and the dogs don't respond to my sarcasm |
What's ice on ice  I'm new here!
Diane |
| Andis Clippers
Grooming Table Nail Clippers Pin Brush |
| 1. Fabreeze
2. Swiffer next to water bowl 3. Cat with a sense of humor |
| 1. Chris Christensen 27mm Pin Brush
2. Chris Christensen x-small slicker 3. The Stuff conditioning spray I use a million other things too but not as much I use those three. I have Mars strippers, mat breakers, combs, scissors, thinning shears that all come out from time to time but I can keep Clyde in really good condition with just those top 3 things. |
| 1- Les Pooch medium bristle brush (red)
= glides thru the coat, love it ! 
2- Hinds long straight pin brush 3- Oster greyhound comb 4- recipe treats (lots of them) per Bogart
5- skip 1-4 above -----> Joe, our groomer ---priceless  |
| All systems pinbrush, and The Stuff |
Ashley wrote: What's ice on ice
I'm new here!Diane Welcome Diane! Ice on Ice is a leave-in conditioning spray. http://www.cherrybrook.com/index.cfm/a/ ... /catid/215 |
| dematting comb
seatbelt stuffies |
| This is tough...........
1. Hindes pin brushes 2. Grooming table 3. Kong toy and treats to stuff in it. |
| Catagories:
a) Grooming supplies - Hindes pin brush, Resco Combo Comb, good inexpensive groomer, grooming table b) For puppy training and travel to shows - very large kennel (crate) c) A good training program: proper collar and equipment based on level of training d) Health: - Good quality food, Good Vet, Daily exercise and fenced yard |
George wrote: d) Health: - Good quality food, Good Vet, Daily exercise and fenced yard
And especially baked treats by George |
| 1. Crate(s) - portable
2. Pin Brush 3. Pinch / prong collar (4. ball for playing catch) |
| 1. Time to spend with them
2. Money to spend on them 3. Washer/ Dryer |
| 1- Low house-keeping standards.
2- A sense of humour 3- A computer to access OES.ORG....  |
Bosley's mom wrote: 1- Low house-keeping standards.
2- A sense of humour 3- A computer to access OES.ORG.... LMAO!!!! |
| 1. paper towels
2. Carpet cleaner 3. Crate I didn't need grooming products for the first couple of months, but boy did those paper towels get used quickly. |
| If it's a puppy you're talking about:
1. Extra supply of toliet paper and shoes 2. Boxes of band aids 3. Nature's Miracle & carpet shampoo machine 4. Bitter Apple by the gallon If it's an adult dog and multiples you're talking about: 1. Deaf neighbors 2. Your vet's cell phone # in your speed dial 3. A good groomer - having 3 I could not do without one 4. A very, very large bed 
And if it doesn't matter which one we are talking about: 1. Lot of love 2. Lot of patience 3. Lot of time 4. A very good vet and a very good groomer 5. And low or no house keeping standards |
| Wynette I love it ........
LMAO....
Antoinette |
Bosley's mom wrote: 1- Low house-keeping standards.
2- A sense of humour 3- A computer to access OES.ORG.... Definitely!!! |
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