Thank you, as she is a puppy, I'm going to just wipe her down with tea tree wipes to clean her up for the show and not do any other grooming. The little angel has really hairy inner ears, is it really worth learning to trim that, or should I just let it be for when we show in AKC later on? I've never had one with hairy ears before.
Thank you, as she is a puppy, I'm going to just wipe her down with tea tree wipes to clean her up for the show and not do any other grooming. The little angel has really hairy inner ears, is it really worth learning to trim that, or should I just let it be for when we show in AKC later on? I've never had one with hairy ears before.
Bet she loses the "hairy" ears by 6 to 8 months… gggg.... And even if not, I would not trim them.... but then other then nails and tails, or a wayward whisker or two, I don't do anything for the ring (other then a bath)....
I only do nails and an occasional bath even for the whippets, I hate chaulk
What a beautful Tri you have, when I get another B I'm leaning towards a tri….or black or brindle or another red, lol. They are all are so darn cute.
pretty little princess!
ear hair - if you trim them short, it can make the ear look bigger.
pretty little princess!
ear hair - if you trim them short, it can make the ear look bigger.
Great point!!!!
I am going to ayos second show tomorrow. gave him a bath, not trimming anything. Last time I was convinced to trim hos whiskers but i really didnt like doing it… so... he is going au naturel...
I am going to ayos second show tomorrow. gave him a bath, not trimming anything. Last time I was convinced to trim hos whiskers but i really didnt like doing it… so... he is going au naturel...
Nails and tails…ggg.... all but most handlers show with the whiskers in the US