In Part 2 of my Double-Coat Grooming Masterclass, I’m taking you from “clean and prepped” to that polished, professional finish—without guessing. I work on a Sheltie so you can see up close how I shape, trim, and outline a double-coated dog in a way that looks clean and balanced, but still natural. The goal is always to enhance the dog’s structure, not hide it with a heavy-handed trim. I walk you through the areas that usually trip people up—pants, feet, and a crisp outline—plus how I blend double coats so you don’t end up with choppy lines or that “carved” look. I also show the shear and clipper choices that make finishing simpler, and I call out the tiny details that are the difference between “done” and “wow.” If you’ve ever felt stuck at the finishing stage, this is the exact workflow I use to make the coat lay right and the outline look intentional.