It Shouldn't Happen To A ... Gsd

[gina]

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He looks like he just needs a good bath and groom through hey?

 

[gina]

so how come me, a groomer with 19 yrs experience ended up doing this to the poor dog :blink: :blink:

 

[gina]

because of this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Esty]

OMG that's an actual FLEECE you have taken off! I bet he feels much better now that's gone, poor fella.

 

[meddling]

I bet he has a whole new lease of life now!

Great series of pictures, I hope you showed them to his owners!

 

[Juley]

OMG, that poor dog. He will feel miles better now. Are you entering the hand shearing competition this year? Just need a sheep!!

 

[jinnyfizz]

:lol:

I sheared my white longhaired GSD last year - with sheep shears (w00t) - great tramlines :-

I've waited a whole year for her coat to grow back and moult properly again which it now has, so she's back to her former glory :thumbsup:

 

[Nicola]

I never expected to see the coat come off in a pelt like that. Wow...what a transformation. :teehee: I should do the same with my mini but I like his wiry coat too much and it wouldn't grow back the same.

 

[TTT]

Wow! I bet he feels better now. How old is that dog and how long do you think since his coat was last brushed? I must admit I would never choose to have a breed that would require much grooming.

 

[~Annie~]

Oh my good grief (w00t) That looks as if he'd never been brushed in his life. He must be so much comfier now. How did his owners take it ?!

 

[FeeFee]

That poor dog, he must have been so uncomfortable with his undercoat matted like that. I bet he's loads happier now

 

[Nicola]

Oh heck...I didn't realise his undercoat was so matted...not by looking at the first picture, but that would explain it coming off like that. :nuke: