I had an O.E. that would bite the brush, clipper, whatever dared to stroke his fur. Let him and the grooming bag to run in and pay for gas (yes a while back) and when I got back there were pieces of the bag and handles all over the back of the car. Take THAT evil fur touching stuff!!
My previous dog only had his nails cut twice in 15 years. Both times under anethetic. people could.t hold him down, and the groomer ended up with a fat lip.
Poor thing. Have you tried just this one groomer or several? As a retired groomer, I can say for all groomers that we could each write a novel (not a book; a novel) about our clients and behaviors during a grooming session that no one would ever believe. I suggest trying a different groomer (with a warning, of course) and you might see a vast improvement not only in your baby’s behavior but in his appearance as well. (smile) Could be something simple as a sensory thing with your baby – too much noise, a funny smell in/around the salon, in/on the groomer (hand lotions, perfumes/colognes, fabric softener smell if on clothes/towels, the sound/force of the dryer). There are a lot of things that could just not sit right with your baby there that wouldn’t be a bother somewhere else. If you are ‘grooming’ and you didn’t get the wrath of Khan doing so and your digits are all still on your hands, perhaps another groomer with a different approach might be the solution. Then again, it might not. Just a suggestion.
Oh, that’s ok. Home hair cuts are less stressful! Who cares if they are a little choppy. My poor schnauzer looks like a ragamuffin after my husband trims him. I don’t care, at least his little tummy doesn’t get upset.
Susan Burris
In my head I sang that to the lines of “I shot the sheriff…”
Heather
But I did not bite the deputy…
Too funny… SO did I!
Dee Severe
Don’t feel bad, I once had a purebred chow who took a giant poop in the groomer’s hand to express her displeasure at the grooming process.
Mydogsmom
LOLOLOL!! Wish in one hand and crap in the other and see which one fills up fastest!!
rescuemomma
lol lol lol!!!!! sorry, I just can’t stop laughing!!!!
Deborah Rose
Sometimes I’d like to bite my groomer, too.
BEKinFL
Did his nose grow? 🙂
COMPUTIAC
Remember when you were a kid and your mom cut your hair ?
This little tyke will be ashamed to go to the dog park !
Jessica
I’m a groomer. Story of my life!
This made me lol poor baby.
connie
he/she doesn’t look to happy about it!
bj
I had an O.E. that would bite the brush, clipper, whatever dared to stroke his fur. Let him and the grooming bag to run in and pay for gas (yes a while back) and when I got back there were pieces of the bag and handles all over the back of the car. Take THAT evil fur touching stuff!!
Michelle Kupper
Such a cute doggie.
Erica
Hahahaha! Loooove the picture!
patty-anne lea
My previous dog only had his nails cut twice in 15 years. Both times under anethetic. people could.t hold him down, and the groomer ended up with a fat lip.
Jean the dog walker
And they are forcing me to be seen out in public!
Smartmouth01
At least he looks very cute all trimmed up. 🙂
Purpledog
Poor thing. Have you tried just this one groomer or several? As a retired groomer, I can say for all groomers that we could each write a novel (not a book; a novel) about our clients and behaviors during a grooming session that no one would ever believe. I suggest trying a different groomer (with a warning, of course) and you might see a vast improvement not only in your baby’s behavior but in his appearance as well. (smile) Could be something simple as a sensory thing with your baby – too much noise, a funny smell in/around the salon, in/on the groomer (hand lotions, perfumes/colognes, fabric softener smell if on clothes/towels, the sound/force of the dryer). There are a lot of things that could just not sit right with your baby there that wouldn’t be a bother somewhere else. If you are ‘grooming’ and you didn’t get the wrath of Khan doing so and your digits are all still on your hands, perhaps another groomer with a different approach might be the solution. Then again, it might not. Just a suggestion.
Toni
Oh, that’s ok. Home hair cuts are less stressful! Who cares if they are a little choppy. My poor schnauzer looks like a ragamuffin after my husband trims him. I don’t care, at least his little tummy doesn’t get upset.
Kat Mortensen
I wish there were a way to just “LIKE” comments that other people make.
Madeleine
He looks very annoyed and defeated in the after photo. AHAHAHAHAH!