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LibertyME (11-27-2012)
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| Let it grow in. Don't cut it! I never trim the part of the ear nearest the face except at the very bottom where I round it with thinking sheers close to the skin. If I do trim on that part it is in downward motion and very, very lightly. Grandma Jenn says it gives them a softer look and to not cut that part so I don't! Ps. Good job, lookin' good! Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App |
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LibertyME (11-27-2012)
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| Chester's sort of look like that but his are more wavy. I would say just leave them in my opinion they look pretty well groomed already Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App |
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| I leave that alone as well. It needs to be long enough to blend into the ear.
__________________ Mr. Bojangles ("Bo") - 7/27/06-10/04/11 "Your goofy face brought happiness wherever you went. You are missed so much!" |
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