Wow, I'm sorry. I'm sorry you don't have any faith in the creativity (and learning ability) of others. That'd be like if I asked a professional photographer for some tips, and they told me to stop taking pictures, and leave it to the professionals!Originally posted by Twisterdog
Well, I'll give you my advice as the owner of a grooming shop, but I'm sure you won't like it and will have plenty to say about it.
My advice is - take your dog to a professional groomer and have it done right. "Home grooms" almost always look ridiculous. A professional groomer is just that - a professional.
You wouldn't take a pair of scissors and start chopping off big chunks of your own hair, would you? Of course not, you get your hair cut by a professional stylist, who is trained and has years of experience. Why would you think it would be any different with your dog?
Have it done right, by a professional.Are you going to tell a kid to stop playing a sport because he stinks? No, you encourage him to become better!
Yeah, 'home grooms' might not look good at first - but with practice they do! I groomed Cocoa myself for years before my clippers broke. At first it took me hours, but after a couple of times I had it down to 30min, and she looked great!
I think Blair's cut looks awesome! His fur color looks like blue merle (like an Aussie) Is that what it is? He's so cute! ^_^ And I like how your mom left his tail long.





Are you going to tell a kid to stop playing a sport because he stinks? No, you encourage him to become better!
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