Fur in eyes

[Kimberly Park]

Is there anything safe to use to help train fur by eyes over nose to lay flat as it grows rather then cutting or clipping it? So eventually it will all be long length going down with moustache? Not sure I'm explaining what I'm trying to do but if so any tips or suggestions would be appreciated

[Trudy Harlow]

I don't know that you can "train" hair to grow in a different direction. If you could, millions of men with stand-up cowlicks and women with widow's peaks would have done so by now!

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

I'm afraid Trudy is right. In fact it's just the opposite-doodle hair trains you-to cut, clip, brush...you get the idea! :)

Are you talking about the hair on the top of the snout? So it would end up with a part running from her nose toward the area between her eyes, with the hair hanging downward on each side like her stache?  If so, it would probably depend on her coat type. Tara's hair will do this but she has a wavy fleece coat. I don't think you could with wool and curly fleece though.

[Sally M]

Find yourself some small nose scissors (for men's hair) with the blunt edges. Cover your dog's eye with your hand and start snipping away. That's the only way to "train" those hairs. They won't lay down on their own.

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

Not gonna happen.  You will have to trim.

[Kimberly Park]

How can I add photo?

[Kimberly Park]

Can I add photo? How

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

You can add a photo by clicking on the 2nd icon from the left on the toolbar when posting, either on your original post or in a reply. This will allow you to download a photo from a URL or your computer.

[Kimberly Park]

Here are 2 pics the first one is the hair in question and the second is what I did with scizzors which is what I wanted to get laying flat