Puppy Cuts

Ted doesn't shed. As it turns out, this is a miracle that I think is greatly under-appreciated in the dog world. Can you imagine vacuuming couches everyday? The trade off I assume is cutting all the un-shed hair on a fairly regular basis. The cut-at-home option is literally too dangerous for Ted. It's been known to result in a slit neck, hind leg and belly. We stick with a paid professional. GG is the best dog grandma in the world. She's helped with Ted so much since we got him, and puppy cuts are no exception.

Our pet would, of course, require a vet-prescribed sedative and a muzzle to maintain control with said paid professional. He's not as innocent as he looks, don't be fooled. But he does look much better with his hair done. He even looks like he could have graduated puppy preschool, right? Also an illusion.