Brush Guide: Slicker Brushes
Easily one of our best selling items is our slicker brushes. From the Big G to the Mark II we have a variety of slickers to fit every need. In this post, we will cover each slicker brush we carry.THE…
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Brush Guide: Pin Brushes
One of the most common questions we get is, ‘Which brush is right for my dog?” To make it easier to choose the right brush for your dog or cat, check out part 1 of this series where we break down each…
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What is a Coat Type?
At Chris Christensen Systems, a large part of what we do revolves around the four basic coat types, and how to take care of them. If you are not sure what coat type is, or what your breed’s coat type…
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What's The Difference: For Sure Line
One of our most frequently asked questions is, “what’s the difference?” With some of our products, it’s hard to tell which one is the best for your individual needs. For instance, we have two differen…
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Conditioner Guide
There’s nothing more important to proper coat care, than conditioner. Conditioner seals the cuticle, preventing damage and matting. Just like with shampoo, it can get pretty confusing to know which co…
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Color Shampoo Guide
Twenty two years ago, Chris and his wife Lisa changed the dog show and grooming industries forever when they came out with White on White. Once the product got in the hands of the top handlers and gro…
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Leave-In Conditioner Guide
Finding the right products to use for your breed and coat type can be very tricky, and sometimes frustrating. Trying different products and getting the wrong result can be very stressful – especially…
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Coat 101: The Importance of Conditioner
When you think of conditioner, what comes to mind? Moisture. That’s completely true, conditioners are used to replace lost moisture. However, conditioners do a lot more than you’d think.WHAT DOES COND…
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Coat 101: How to Repair Damaged Coat
Keeping your dog’s coat silky smooth and free from damage can be extremely hard. For long coated breeds like Shih Tzus and Yorkies, preventing damage is your #1 priority. Since it’s impossible to keep…
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