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Songsheet,

Pampered is probably the wrong word. It's the haircuts that make a perfectly normal dog look silly. My first real pet was a poodle, beautiful natured dog he was, but I wouldn't have been seen dead with him if he was given a hairdo like they are supposed do at the shows. The runner up was constantly having the hair around his mouth frizzed and overall the presentation just looked unnatural. He may well have been the perfect specimen and have a great personality, but I don't really get why they have to wally them up. I used to have a Pom as well, who was a nasty, dirty natured piece of work, and difficult to make anything near acceptable looking, but he looked a darn site more presentable than the big fluffball of a Pom that was shown in the final.

[QUOTE="Melendez, post: 2074157, member: 64942"] Songsheet, Pampered is probably the wrong word. It's the haircuts that make a perfectly normal dog look silly. My first real pet was a poodle, beautiful natured dog he was, but I wouldn't have been seen dead with him if he was given a hairdo like they are supposed do at the shows. The runner up was constantly having the hair around his mouth frizzed and overall the presentation just looked unnatural. He may well have been the perfect specimen and have a great personality, but I don't really get why they have to wally them up. I used to have a Pom as well, who was a nasty, dirty natured piece of work, and difficult to make anything near acceptable looking, but he looked a darn site more presentable than the big fluffball of a Pom that was shown in the final. [/QUOTE]

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