Puppy cuts involve trimming the hair between relatively short while leaving the face and ears a tad bit longer. On the other hand, a teddy bear cut involves focusing on a fluffy, rounded appearance similar to that of a teddy bear.

A puppy cut is merely a term for a simple trim that leaves your dog with an even coat, usually around one to two inches in length. This simple trim makes brushing and upkeep between grooming appointments quick and easy. A puppy cut may be a good choice if your dog's fur tends to become matted between grooms.

This is the third, and we promise, last on our list of cuts that keeps the length of the hair the same throughout the body. The kennel cut is meant to be shorter than a teddy bear or puppy cut keeping the fur under ½”.

The Lamb Cut is a shorter style around the body, with more fur left on the legs.