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my dog has just been for a cut and blow dry.

looks so much smaller than she used to.
look here for some pictures before

and these are now







hope you like them, and comments always welcome

cheers
james

Lovely shots James, looks like a lovely dog you have there

She is one gorgeous dog James  :)
I know they need regular clipping but I think she looks cuter with a bit more hair.. sort of lends credence to the phrase "Always get your hair cut a week before you want it to look good"  ;D  ;)
Rob.

Beautiful dog,  she's cool now.
What type is she,  I'm  looking for a new dog.
Mine passed on in January.

Wow, that's almost too clean and tidy... someone roll that dog in some dirt, STAT!!"
Sheepdog-types always look so happy to have a little maintenence done on that shaggy coat- a lot of pople just sjave 'em down for the summer.

Reminds me: Peg is way overdue for a bath... maybe I'll actually take her in for a professional "makeover". It seems silly to pay for that, but it's a big project getting her brushed, bathed and mainicured, esp. this time of year when that light undercoat just keeps shedding and shedding no matter how often I brush her. Drives me nuts. then when i do bathe her, 5 minutes later she'll be lying in a pile of sawdust in the woodshop or something...
So maybe i'll let somebody else deal with it his time.
I wonder if I'd get a discount for the missing leg...?


BTW, freedomhays... sorry to hear about your Husky.. not looking forward to saying goodbye to my Peg, and it won't be all that long, I think.

Thanks,  he replaced my second wife.
I am still saddened.  Another dog should be the answer.

thanks
we got her from the RSPCA rescue home, where they said that she is a terrier cross, however there are so many beardd collies around this area, and she looks realy like them, we think that she is probably about 90% bearded collie, and the rest terrier.

james

Thanks,  he replaced my second wife.
I am still saddened.  Another dog should be the answer.

Whatever suits- I could easily be tempted, especially with a Rottweiler pup, but  for me, losing her has a silver lining... I plan to let the new-found freedom  help me get over the loss...I'm one of those people who has an unbearable urge to "chuck it all" and pull up my roots at least once a week (usually Mondays).
My decision to care for her has left me tied down, somewhat. Not that it hasn't been worth it, so far... I'm a better person because of my association with this animal.

thanks
we got her from the RSPCA rescue home, where they said that she is a terrier cross, however there are so many beardd collies around this area, and she looks realy like them, we think that she is probably about 90% bearded collie, and the rest terrier.

james

Yeah, I know she's not really a sheepdog; that's my own descriptive for shaggy dogs with bangs. A real sheepdog can develop serious tangling and matting problems, which is probably why so many get shaved annually.
Kudos to you for adopting: I always tell people that the best breed of dog is a shelter dog!!
 I lucked out big-time when I got Peg from a shelter for nothing... and she was spared transfer to some facility that euthanizes. Win-win, all around.

I'm a better person because of my association with this animal.

Yes you are,  I feel the same way about myself.
Some of g.....ds best creatures..........

Cool Dog!!!

 As soon as you let him out he'll roll in the dirt and find a nice trash can to raid!