Doggy Styling!

cmonthehoops

mountainofdebt wrote: »

those people should never be allowed anywhere near a dog, or anything with a heartbeat ever again,

I concur...

Wellyboots6

Notsosharp wrote: »

surely the talent in grooming is making a dog still look like a dog? Wouldn't the talent lie in making a really scruffy un groomed !!!! magnet (like my dog ) look fantastically groomed and polished?

I do agree, however LS does get his nose involved when I am trying to put on my make-up in a morning. Maybe he has a secret hankering to become a Disney character!

paulwellerfan

it wouldnt be for me ( i have three dogs)
but the dogs seemed to be fine.
they were getting lots of fuss and attention.
so whats the harm?

i would be more upset if it were a three year old being dressed up for a paget.

gildius

themull1 wrote: »

I liked the poodle that looked like a lion.

The lion was so good! And it had a giraffe and a zebra on its back legs - unbelievable!

Person_one

katy721 wrote: »

I just cant get over how tolerant the dogs are!

My dogs have to brushed every other day and clipped every couple of months, so they have to be trained to enjoy/tolerate it or it'd be a nightmare for all involved. They happily lie on their backs with legs in the air to be brushed!

This ridiculous OTT stuff is not really helping the image of poodles though! I clip mine with a very basic 'scruffy pup' cut and nobody ever realises that he is one!