Breed Guide
Poodle — Clipper Blades
Los caniches tienen un pelaje denso, rizado y de una sola capa que crece continuamente y no se cae. Es esencial un arreglo profesional regular cada 4-6 semanas.
Coat
Curly, single-coat (non-shedding)
Grooming
Every 4–6 weeks
Poodle — Blade Sizes
| Blade | Cut | Use | View |
|---|---|---|---|
| #10 | 1.5mm | Face, feet, and tail base (standard poodle clip) | View → |
| #30 | 0.5mm | Face and feet (very close, show-style prep) | View → |
| #5F | 6.3mm | Body (Puppy/Lamb clip — soft, even finish) | View → |
| #4F | 9.5mm | Body (longer Teddy Bear look) | View → |
| #7F | 3.2mm | Body (short summer clip) | View → |
| #40 | 0.25mm | Surgical prep / sanitary areas only | View → |
Poodle — Tips
1
Siempre bañe y seque completamente el pelaje antes de cortar.
2
Use una cuchilla #10 para la cara, patas y base de la cola limpias.
3
Las cuchillas de cerámica se mantienen 75% más frías que las de acero, ideales para el arreglo de caniches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What blade size should I use for a poodle puppy cut?
A #5F blade (6.3mm) is the most popular choice for a poodle puppy/lamb clip. It leaves a soft, even coat length across the body. For a slightly longer "teddy bear" look, use a #4F (9.5mm). Always use a #10 on the face, feet, and tail base for the classic clean look.
How often should poodle clipper blades be replaced?
With regular sharpening, professional-quality A5 blades last 6-12 months of heavy use. SUMTHIN MIM powder metallurgy blades (HRC 60-62) hold their edge significantly longer than standard stamped blades. For high-volume grooming shops, we recommend having 2-3 sets in rotation.
Do I need different blades for Standard, Miniature, and Toy Poodles?
The same blade sizes work for all poodle sizes — the blade number system is universal. However, smaller poodles (Miniature and Toy) require more careful handling as there is less margin for error on faces and feet. A #30 blade gives a closer face/feet clip for show prep.