Emme went to the groomer yesterday morning. Either I am getting better at saying how I want Emme cut, or the groomer is getting more used to cutting her, but I think I am liking the results better each time. I tell the groomer to cut her in a "puppy cut" about a half inch long and to cut the hair away from her eyes. This has resulted in a better cut that seems to last five or six weeks. The groomer also takes care of her ears and cuts her nails. Each time I have taken Emme, I am nervous about the experience, but I think both Emme and I are getting more comfortable with the process.
Each morning, I wash Emme's face, especially her eyes, and her paws. Then I brush and comb her. I give her a bath every week or so. That seems to take care of things in between groomer visits. Bichons have high maintenance coats but I think we are getting the hang of it all.
Each morning, I wash Emme's face, especially her eyes, and her paws. Then I brush and comb her. I give her a bath every week or so. That seems to take care of things in between groomer visits. Bichons have high maintenance coats but I think we are getting the hang of it all.
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