Help. I don't understand getting shorn as the chill starts to set in on Mayberry. Those well repair millionnaires who serviced your well a week or so ago wore layers and layers, thermal, flannel already. Won't the mice need their fluffy coats for healthful insulation?
We waited too long to have them cut this season, and the only way to get the mats out was to shave.
Fortunately, it is still in the 80's here, and usually won't turn COLD until early December, so the kids have time for the undercoat to grow before snow. They'll be shaggy by Christmas.
How absolutely cute!
ReplyDeleteHelp. I don't understand getting shorn as the chill starts to set in on Mayberry. Those well repair millionnaires who serviced your well a week or so ago wore layers and layers, thermal, flannel already. Won't the mice need their fluffy coats for healthful insulation?
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We waited too long to have them cut this season, and the only way to get the mats out was to shave.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, it is still in the 80's here, and usually won't turn COLD until early December, so the kids have time for the undercoat to grow before snow. They'll be shaggy by Christmas.
Aw, dont you love grooming day!
ReplyDelete"They'll be shaggy by Christmas."
ReplyDeleteAhh!
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Agree Toad we will have many Indian Summer days ahead! They are cuties.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
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I love those dogs Toad.
ReplyDeleteLions indeed.
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