What does a teddy bear cut look like on a Groodle?
A Groodle teddy bear cut features a large, round face with the muzzle and cheeks blended into a soft ball shape. The body is clipped to 1-2 inches evenly, with slightly fuller legs for a "column" look. The tail is left as a full plume. Given the Groodle's size, the teddy bear cut creates an impressive, huggable appearance.
How much does a Groodle teddy bear cut cost in Australia?
Groodle teddy bear cuts typically cost $90-$140 in Australia due to their larger size. Standard-sized Groodles cost more than medium or miniature Groodles. Coat condition significantly affects price — a matted Groodle can take 2-3 times longer to groom, with surcharges of $20-$50.
How often should a Groodle get a teddy bear cut?
Every 6-8 weeks for most Groodles. Their fleece coat is prone to matting, particularly in the armpits, behind the ears, and where the harness sits. Brush thoroughly every 2-3 days with a slicker brush and comb, line-brushing to the skin rather than just surface brushing.
My Groodle always gets matted before the next groom — what can I do?
Groodle matting is extremely common. Key prevention tips: brush every 2 days using line-brushing technique (part the coat and brush from the skin out), use a metal comb after the slicker brush to check for hidden mats, spray with a detangling mist before brushing, and keep a shorter body length (3/4 inch) if brushing consistency is difficult.
