Wow, learn something new everyday. I knew about using chromium permanganate that
the terrier people use to dye a coat. I hadn't heard of daffy before though.

Terrie:)

Peggy wrote:

> Daffy is what people, mostly but not always terrier people, use to enhance
> the color of a dog's coat.   There are several different recipes...the ones
> I know are using paint (the powder, that doesn't become paint until you add
> water).  Several colors are mixed together in a jar or bowl...daffy is
> applied with a brush, for instance, a shaving brush (remember those?).
>     Properly applied and allowed to set, it doesn't come off on the hands.
> When you see a load of terriers in the ring, Airedales, for instance, or
> Norwich, and all their tan parts are the same shade of orangey red, that's
> daffy.
>     It also improves texture (well, it would, wouldn't it?) and makes a soft
> coat feel more harsh.
>     And you should see the colors used...olive greenish paint powder mixed
> with golden browns, a little brick color...it makes the most lovely shade of
> reddish brown...very realistic.
>     P.S. -- All the recipes come from the UK!  LOL!
> Peggy

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