To cut or not to cut
 So what do I do, cut or not, Simon's Mom aka Pam |
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Simon's Mom wrote: its harder and takes more time to brush him out, but he's so darn cute right now I don't want him cut yet.
Then don't! You can always do the puppy cut later, if that's what you want. I think that since you are the one doing the brushing, you get to decide whether he needs a trim. 
Enjoy your puppy! |
| I agree. If you don't mind the work - keep it up! If it gets too much later, you can always trim. But you can't get that baby coat back. |
| That's the one thing I hate about their first hair cut, you lose that black baby coat fluff and they never look like that again...
If you can keep up, then don't trim if you don't want to  |
Willowsprite wrote: That's the one thing I hate about their first hair cut, you lose that black baby coat fluff and they never look like that again...
If you can keep up, then don't trim if you don't want to me too!!!!!! you can do it!!!!!!!! |
| I have exactly the same thing going on with my Fred right now. He just turned seven months this week. His undercoat is greying but the ends of his hair are black. Brushing through the coat change can is frustrating.
Fred's back legs have come in grey rapidly and the texture of the hair is funny. I spent two and half hours brushing him today. He is a messy baby but, he looked great when we were done. I love the baby coat. Fred's is beautiful and everyone remarks on the soft feel of the hair. |
Allie is so pretty right now with her length and color also! But she is soo dang hot all the time. It is chilly in Michigan, and we turn the heat down at night to 62 and she is still panting 
I am thinking we will puppy cut in March, so she can finally cool off! |
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