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| The spot on his pretty white skull cap is so unique... |
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It’s transfixing to watch and she says the process is almost as rewarding as the outcome. She wears what looks like a beekeeper’s hood until time for final brushing. The big baby’s whines also required her to don hearing protection and caused me to lower the TV volume.
Meanwhile I plan on transforming Dandelion. She has this super dense, almost microfiber layer that’s shedding like crazy. The stuff leaves snowdrifts on the carpet when she scratches herself. I don’t mind that so much as how it these fibers cover all textiles inside and out. When I’m sweating out in the garden and wipe my face on my sleeve… well… minor miseries commence. As soon as I can book an appointment with our pet groomer this girl is getting shaved down to her adorable pink hide.
Can you believe that huskies and malamutes are some of the whiniest drama queens? Have you seen any videos of their antics?
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Absolutely gorgeous, great transformation.
ReplyDeleteShe did do a wonderful job. I wish I could hire her to shave Tuffy. He has looks like he has a hamster growing on his back. I am hoping the home vet coming here on the 22nd will help with that. XO
ReplyDeleteI believe it on the drama queen huskies. Can you believe I have to shave long hair undercoat matted ferals? How, as fast as possible. They get a utilitarian "groom" with me, nothing the likes of what she got, to look so good. However, Gigi, my only really tame cat, loves having her hair cut in the spring.
ReplyDeleteI mean, you can weave any sort of fiber into yarn. Like fur...
ReplyDeleteOur cat was shedding a lot of fur, but now winter has very much arrived, it is a lot less now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pup. Our angel Little Bit went to the groomer every three weeks.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and week. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
haha.. sure she will feel better with some less fur as well.
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