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susansmom · 08-25-2005, 05:45 AM

I trimmed my sweetie's ears too but I did a crummy job. I need new scissors. These aren't sharp enough and I can't find any locally that are both sharp and have round tips. I'll have to order some. Any ideas of a good source? Anyway, I trimmed her ears because I heard they might not stand up with the weight of the hair on them. She was 14 weeks old and her ears were still down. When I trimmed them, they came about 1/2 way up immediately. By the next morning they were completely up, so I accomplished what I was after. Now that've grown out a little, the unevenness I couldn't clean up with the dull scissors is softening. I'm looking forward to getting new scissors.

08-25-2005, 05:45 AM	#11
susansmom YT Addict Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Harrison, AR Posts: 347	Uneven but at least they stand up I trimmed my sweetie's ears too but I did a crummy job. I need new scissors. These aren't sharp enough and I can't find any locally that are both sharp and have round tips. I'll have to order some. Any ideas of a good source? Anyway, I trimmed her ears because I heard they might not stand up with the weight of the hair on them. She was 14 weeks old and her ears were still down. When I trimmed them, they came about 1/2 way up immediately. By the next morning they were completely up, so I accomplished what I was after. Now that've grown out a little, the unevenness I couldn't clean up with the dull scissors is softening. I'm looking forward to getting new scissors.