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Sep082011

Needing a Fluff

DateThursday, September 8, 2011 at 8:00PM

Abigail is in need of a fluff and dry. Maybe tomorrow for her and Wasabi. If it rains, we will wait.

The pups have done a number on her coat but it will come back.

I watch what the dogs, big and little are doing in the garden and shake my head. The latest is the heads shoved in wet soil and the funny faces they bring in. I have learned to let them dry and then brush them out. I was washing over and over and said this is CRAZY. With one, easy but not with multiples.

Still, it is funny!

You have top keep your sense of humour!

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Honestly, I love the fall for "what happens to faces". Ripley and I are out for a walk, Ripley sniffing along and I am admiring the leaves turning, then I look down and have to laugh. Ripley is looking up at me through about 10 leaves stuff at different points. End of nose, hanging on ear, stuck to forehead, dangling from chin! But you are right about keeping a sense of humour. Thoses LOL moments make picking the 6,000 leaves stuck to the belly bearable!!

September 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterRipley's Mom

I agree!!! You should see how many Risa gathers in her coat. Without a sense of humour - well life would not be fun. May as well laugh at it even if it means work. I spent the morning grooming and really need to wash but tomorrow is another day. Nathan has to go to a show next week so maybe then I will do marathon bathing.

September 9, 2011 | Registered CommenterDarlah

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