When I picked her up, I wondered who the beautiful stranger was. She looked gorgeous. Here she is at home, perhaps giving me 'the look' because she wasn't too pleased about having to visit the groomers. (Lovely ladies with a pleasingly professional attitude - I'm very happy that we've found this place. It's Hot Doggie in Warrandyte.)
First item on her agenda was to get herself nicely mussed up, so it was out to her favorite rubbing seat. (It used to be for humans to relax in the outdoors. When did it become Penny's seat?)
What a surprise! Penny is dark in some spots. Now that we can see her coloring more clearly, we are reminded that her brother was black.
7 comments:
How sleek and elegant she looks!
You look absolutely gorgeous, Penny! We love your clipped look!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
She looks great!
Stop by for a visit
Kari
dogisgodinreverse.com
oh she does look gorgeous!! That first picture is a stunner. And I have to say – she looks more like a Tibetan Spaniel than ever! :-)
Good idea about the ticks to get her coat clipped shorter – I always worry about missing them on Honey's short single coat – I really don't know how people with long-haired dogs manage!
Hsin-Yi
Thanks, Kari and Maggie and Mitch, and Curator. It's nice to get feedback that the clip looks good, seeing it's her first!
Hsin-Yi, this will be my first time looking for ticks, so I'm going to read up on it. I guess it's thanks to climate change that the ticks are moving south in Australia. We didn't have them in the past, so I'm not at all experienced about checking. But we're off to a lovely dog resort, with Cindy, our trainer, so she's going to lead us all in a check of our dogs every night.
You look fabulous! Nice haircut!
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