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Nyboy
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A lot of people let the dogs get very matted they don't want to brush at home and don't want to spend $ at grooming shop.
so lucky
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Nyboy, I hope you charged her out the Wazoo for that shave! (In the interest of teaching her a lesson, if nothing else works)
baymule
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Instead of endless brushing on my two Great Pyrenees this spring, I plucked them. I just pulled out hair and dropped it on the ground. They seemed to much prefer the plucking to the brush. I didn't get fine wispy hair all over me either, so I liked it too. It took longer-several weeks, but it turned out ok.
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Lucky she wrote out a very large check. But I doubt that will teacher. To people hear getting what they want is more important then money.I hear " I don't care I will pay extra" all the time.
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People are either very cheap or very flashy with money. bay I bet the birds building nest love your style of grooming
Beekissed
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I do a combination of that, Bay...and I use a horse curry brush instead of a typical dog brush. I think the plucking must feel funny to my dogs, as no matter how gentle I am they still kind of flinch where I pull the down out. They don't move away or seem like it hurts, but they do draw up against it slightly.
Long about right now I'm glad I chose one of the shorter coated pups out of that litter Ben was in.....
