Keeping hair out of eyes...
Hair bands? Clips? Special doggy accessories? |
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| When Dexter's hair started falling in his eyes but was too short for bands we used 1/2" hair clips, one over each eye and sometimes an additional one in the middle. He is 10 months old now and the hair on his head is about 5-6" long (I made the mistake of clipping his fall at about 5 months) so we use 2 covered pony-tail rubber bands. His hair is not quite long enough to do a good job with one band. My wife will put doggy mousse on his snout sometimes since that hair has a mind of it's own. I am quick to correct people; my male dog does not have pony-tails, he has top knots.  |
| I had the same issue not long ago: http://forum.oes.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=34856 There's a picture at the end with Benson in hairclips. Her hair is just about long enough for pigtails. I put three of them in last night, and she's done pretty well with them so far. But the hairclips still work really well. |
Charm wears bands but has clips too. I use the horse braiding bands that someone here recommended. They hold so much better. We had to use a bit of mousse too, as the snout hair is just wild. I'm at a loss with it.  |
| I had no idea about the doggy moose. I'll have to give that a try on all those wild, little hairs that stick up in her eyes. |
txbart wrote: I am quick to correct people; my male dog does not have pony-tails, he has top knots. Around here they are some times known as top knots, some times horns, depending on the critter wearing them  KB |
| Oh I just had to laugh I am a grooming flunkie but, we tried two with Finn when he was a pup and I will say they were horns   Then our foster Cagney must really be embarassed to see this!   Good Luck with whatever you choose! I should read this grooming section more often! BTW...cute baby you have! |
| We also affectionately called them giraffe knobs! Chewie's in the double stage after his recent haircut...so he's got them a lot lately. One topknot just doesn't cut it for REALLY needing to see - like being lead dog running the team, or doing agility. Seeing becomes very important! |
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