| The way Scottie is supposed to look after grooming:) | 
Like I've said before, I learned early on to do everything I can for myself in order to save money. One such thing is grooming Scottie Dog. Normally... I do a pretty good job, if I do say so myself (for someone with NO training in such matters). This time....not so much!
Here's a good rule of thumb if you're considering doing the same.
- You're sick!
 - You're under the influence - that includes heavy antibiotics (my case)!
 - You've got company coming shortly!
 - You've got company coming shortly AND need to bathe both you and the dog/pet!
 - You've got company coming shortly AND need to bathe both you and the dog/pet AND need to feed and dress the kids!
 - You've got company coming shortly AND need to bathe both you and the dog/pet AND need to feed and dress the kids AND need to tidy the house all before 10:00 am! 
(Did I repeat that enough?) - Don't start at 8:30 am thinking you'll get it done quick and all the before mentioned in 1.5 hours!
 - It's nearly 100 degrees outside (grooming MUST be done outside)!
 - Your clipper guard won't stay on the clipper and keeps popping off!
 - You feel like attempting a different shorter "do"!
 
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| That's just WRONG! | 
| A GROOMER did this! | 

Before:
Poor thing! He was so ashamed he wouldn't even let me get a good picture after. This was the 
best I could get.
best I could get.
AFTER:
 
 
| Nice racing stripes! You can't see the gap on the other side of his head!  (what's up with my son's one sock on and one off?!)  | 
Normally, he's very proud afterwards and runs around like he's the hot ticket in town because he looks like this:
Granted, it could have been worse. One time the guard came off and he had a big gap in his side!
If there is one thing I've learned in life, it's to laugh at yourself...otherwise you'll cry:)

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