Wednesday, September 18, 2013

When Bad Haircuts Happen to Good Dogs

I know how Wordless Wednesday posts are supposed to be “wordless” but sometimes wordless turns into a post about a tasty not your average pulled pork sandwich recipe and how not to toilet training.Besides, I am my Mothers’ daughter after all.

Back to my wordless post.

I’m sure when you look at the picture of Uncle Andrew’s dog “Bailey” you’ll think to yourself, “Isn’t she a cute little poodle!”

And you’d be right except that She is a HE and most importantly…

Bichon Frise that looks like a PoodleNOT a poodle.

He’s a Bichon Frise and he’s supposed to have a poofy head and tail. More like a Q-tip and less like a drowned rat.

Good news is that it will grow in and I got to write a blog post about it.

P.S. Isn’t the bow a nice added touch and I didn’t even get a picture of his crocheted sweater. Not that there’s anything the matter with bows and sweaters unless you care about the fact that your dog is the laughing stock of the dog park. Just saying.

26 thoughts on “When Bad Haircuts Happen to Good Dogs

  1. Eli@coachdaddy

    The neighborhood pit bulls and dobermans are just waiting around the corner for a dog like this. Show a canine brother a little dignity.

    (I've had my share of bad haircuts – but they've only involved forced baldness, never little bows).

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  2. Danielle Royalegacy

    I've had a bichon before, and the groomer I took her to didn't know what she was and clipped her as a poodle too. Now I have coton de tulears another relative of the bichon family, and I have never taken them to the groomer. I didn't want the poodle cut again!

    :-Danielle
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  • NenaS

    Aww!! Either way, he’s adorable!! (Just a word of advice: Before you take him to the dog park in his new crocheted sweater, embroider the name “Spike” on it! Lol)

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  • Laurie P

    Luckily hair grows back. My mother owns a golden doodle…always running in the bush and we constantly have to trim out junk from his fur, so he always looks odd, but it always grows back. Sometimes we trim so much that the top of his head is so fluffy, like an 80’s hair style or an Alpaca lol

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  • Elizabeth Matthiesen

    I would never have guessed that this dog is actually a Bichon Frise! So who’s responsible for the hair cut, poor dog. Still everybody must have got a good laugh out of it, except the poor dog. Or maybe it was Halloween and the dog was masquerading as a poodle?

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