Showing posts with label Dog Grooming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dog Grooming. Show all posts

Sunday, September 20, 2020

Pet Life: Rescued Shih Tzu Dog's Haircut in the News

An 11-pound Shih Tzu named Ellie Mae had 9 pounds of matted hair removed from her tiny body after being rescued by the Nebraska Humane Society (NHS) in one of “the worst” needs for a haircut the shelter had ever seen. Five hours after the procedure, the brave dog took her first steps outside and the organization says she is “doing better than ever — she seems like a whole new dog.” - FoxNews












Friday, November 15, 2019

Maltichon Dog's Haircut

I am similar to another family member in that there comes a point when enough is enough -- long locks be gone! Out with the hair clippers, in with a better-looking, groomed Pup.
BEFORE


our pretty Miel (honey, in Spanish)








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Friday, March 23, 2018

Girl's Shock at Dog's Haircut by Groomer

Awww, poor thing.  Kids certainly wear their heart on their sleeves. There is no denying that the young girl is very upset.  Even the  dog knows it. Someone tell the little girl that the fur will grow back very quickly with the passage of time.




Recently, we've taken to cutting/grooming our dogs here at home.  

We save money:  $45 a pop at Groomers (plus tip) vs one-time-purchase of $30 for grooming kit. 

 It takes no talent to use clippers and/or cut for evenness.  There are no unpleasant surprises.  The tricky part is keeping the dog calm and still.










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Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Australian Shepherd Dog

Met Max the Aussie while on a dog walk. He and owner live in the neighborhood.  We notice and try to get to know the dogs that happen to cross our paths during walks.  Maxie is friendly (his owner, even friendlier), a pure-bred, and purchased at the local-mall Pet store as a pup for a whopping $1800 a couple of years ago. However, you somehow get over the sticker shock when the price includes all of his medical needs for the first year: Vet check ups, neutering, inoculations, I.D. chip;  plus a warranty of his overall good health. Till I met him, I had not known that some Australian Shepherds are born with short -- seemingly intentionally cropped/bobbed -- tails.  So unlike the emailed picture from DogVacay below.


Look, Ma, no tail!






bushy tail


Max is a cutie, and really beautiful.  I have toyed with the idea of a mall pet-store purchase in the past. For now we've been spared that route with our pure-bred Shih Tzu whom we were able to snag at our local animal shelter for the measly price of $100; which included her DIVA personality; and everything else that  Max came with, sans doc visits and hair ribbons. 


Shih Tzu





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