WearingMidnight
New member
So, up until recently for some reason I was under the impression that all the Newfie fluff just kind of falls out and leaves behind well trimmed, even coated, shiny, glossy dog. I knew about all the brushing, but was naive about the trimming bit.
Finally, with Bri over two years old I started wondering why on earth her coat hadn't started acting properly! Browsing through all the archived threads here I had a huge grooming epiphany, followed by a facepalm, followed by a quick shopping spree at the Groomer's Mall for our first MCK and thinning shears.
They arrived today and poor Bri has undergone her first total groom, bath, blow-dry, brushing, stripping, and trimming! She was a champ and she looks so much nicer. Got to admit, I'm pretty proud of myself too. I've got a long ways to go I'm sure, but for a first time taking shears to ANY creature I'm so pleased.
We'd just gotten back from a walk in the rain when I took the pictures, so she was a little damp.
Finally, with Bri over two years old I started wondering why on earth her coat hadn't started acting properly! Browsing through all the archived threads here I had a huge grooming epiphany, followed by a facepalm, followed by a quick shopping spree at the Groomer's Mall for our first MCK and thinning shears.
They arrived today and poor Bri has undergone her first total groom, bath, blow-dry, brushing, stripping, and trimming! She was a champ and she looks so much nicer. Got to admit, I'm pretty proud of myself too. I've got a long ways to go I'm sure, but for a first time taking shears to ANY creature I'm so pleased.
We'd just gotten back from a walk in the rain when I took the pictures, so she was a little damp.