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Professional Grooming for Shih Tzu, Lhasa & Maltese

byMamppi DebAvailable at Therpup Pet Salon in Whitefield & SarjapurStarts from1,600 per sessionView full gallery

Your fluffy companion needs more than just a bath to stay happy. Whether it is a stylish teddy bear face for your Shih Tzu or specialized eye care for your Lhasa, I focus on comfort first so your pet enjoys the salon experience.

This is Bronzo, a Lhasa Apso, showing off his perfectly sculpted haircut. Maintaining this look requires regular grooming to prevent tangles and keep the lines clean.

Charlie the Shih Tzu looking dapper in his new bow. A before-and-after shot shows just how much a good haircut can change a dog's appearance.

Teddy the Maltese, transformed from shaggy to chic. This kind of styling requires careful scissoring to create that soft, rounded teddy bear face.

This is Snoopy, a Lhasa Apso, after her grooming. We gave her cute pigtails to keep the long hair out of her eyes, a practical and adorable solution.

This Shih Tzu's transformation is a testament to the power of a good groom. I feel so lucky to do what I love and see these happy faces every day.

Oreo the Shih Tzu is all dolled up and ready to go home after a long boarding stay. A fresh groom is the perfect way to end a vacation.

Teddy the Shih Tzu looking handsome after his spa session. A neat trim and a bow make him look extra special.

This is Jimmy, a Lhasa Apso who needed special care around his eyes. Regular cleaning and careful trimming are essential for breeds prone to eye discharge to prevent matting and infections.

Pixie the Shih Tzu with a creative "camouflage" long haircut. The belly and neck are trimmed short for comfort, while the sides are kept long to give the illusion of a full coat.

Bruno the Shih Tzu looking sharp with his new haircut and topknot. This style is great for keeping long hair managed and out of the face.

About Styling for Fluffy Breeds: Shih Tzu, Lhasa & Maltese

Maintaining that long-coat look can be tough, and I often see dogs with severe matting because of it. For pets like Pixie, I suggest a 'camouflage' cut—I keep the belly and neck trimmed short for hygiene and comfort while leaving the sides and face longer to maintain the full-coat aesthetic you love. It gives you the best of both worlds, keeping your pet healthy and looking picture-perfect.

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