De-shedding plus careful feather and trouser work for rough and smooth coated Collies.
From £60 · typical visit 60–75 min
Rough-coated Border Collies carry long feathering on the legs, chest, trousers and tail over a dense undercoat, and those feathers are where mats and burrs collect after fields and hedgerows. Smooth-coated Collies still have a full double coat and shed just as heavily. Neither should be clipped down — the coat is tidied and thinned by hand.
Two layers — a coarse topcoat over a dense undercoat that blows out twice a year. These coats are never clipped short; they are washed, blown out and de-shedded. That puts Border Collies on our Signature Bath & Style package.
Best for: Active Collies every 6–8 weeks, especially if they work or walk through fields and woodland.
Not suited to: Clipping the coat short. Collies also do best with calm, unhurried handling — which is exactly what a one-to-one mobile session gives.
Bath & Style — every 6–8 weeks — Bath, blow-dry, de-shed and a full feather tidy without clipping the coat down. See also add-ons & extras.
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We groom Border Collies across Glasgow, Paisley, Newton Mearns, Clydebank and every area on our service map.
Collies are often noise-sensitive, which is exactly why mobile suits them. There are no other dogs, no clipper noise from neighbouring stations and no waiting around. We work at your dog's pace and take breaks whenever they need one.
No — we tidy and thin it rather than remove it. Feathering is part of the breed's coat structure. If it has matted badly we will always show you the options first and take the least drastic route the coat allows.
Yes. Smooth coats are still double coats and shed heavily. They need the same bath, blow-dry and de-shed, just without the feather work.