I have to find a better way to keep up with your comments; sheesh, I’m tardy.

To answer your question: “I <3 Mom" (of course). 🙂 (BTW, I'm no where near coordinated enough to shave letters into anything, let alone my dog's bum. But, that's what I'd shave, if I could.)

Yes, very true! Why have a poodle if you actually want a Ninja Turtle (or whatever)?

There have been lots of nasty comments made about the women who choose to do this. They might be a bit shy. But it would be fun to interview one about it.

I’m also from the dogs should be dogs school. But once again, I’ll say I didn’t see the dogs in that video showing signs of distress. So I’m not going to lose any sleep over how these women choose to spend time with their dogs.

I can’t look away either.

But I was glad to see one of the dogs out playing ball. And, obviously, the dogs have to grow their hair out before one of these grooming sessions. So that’s a lot of time they’re just having a good time being dogs and not on a grooming table.

To each his own is probably the phrase everyone should use a lot more, huh?

I’ve always had dogs with simple grooming needs. Having to trim and comb a Golden Retriever so she doesn’t get mats is a whole new challenge. Maybe when you start daily grooming it’s hard to know when to stop? 🙂

If you do paint Beryl’s toenails, you will post pictures. Right?

And just what letters were you thinking you could shave into Jon Farleigh’s butt? You’ve got me curious.