Pulled tail without pulling!

mitchellk

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Tips please as to getting that pulled look without pulling out the hairs- I use trimmers at the moment but on horses with thick tails it doesn't look great- how do those thinning combs compare?
 

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Might try a tail rake then, my method works on our TB eventers with hardly any tail and looks fab, but on my ISH it looks a bit shaven!lol
 

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Clippersharp tail rake is marvellous!! You can't tell that the tail is raked and not pulled!
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does the rake pull or cut? are we talking bic razor or epilady style? my boy has a bush of a tail, but hes ticklish, everytime i touch under his dock he'll swish it the other side...need something non-tickish on him!
 

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oh nice arse! how do you use scissors? i have a thinning/razor comb thing that i might tinker with but it will prob be blunt after doing his hairy armpits
 

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I'm afraid the tail rake pic does look very obviously cut rather than pulled to me. I prefer to pull, but when a horse really dislikes it (despite doing it while warm, with oil of cloves on etc) I use thinning scissors which gives a similar effect to the rake.
 

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My horse hates having his tail pulled, I now use a clippersharp tail rake (for coarse hair) and it works wonders, I would definately recommend it.
 
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