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Originally Posted by QuickSilver  That is helpful, thank you. That's probably where the disconnect is - I told them to leave the face "as full as possible", meaning that I want them to comb the hair to fall naturally and maybe trim the ends a tiny little bit. I am not sure where "I am growing out his hair" went, but maybe I will just have to learn to do it myself -- I don't want to deal with worrying that the groomer might assume "long" means "leave the whiskers and cut everything else."
Is there not a standard term I can use? I tell them I want a "full puppy cut", which I understood to mean that all the hair on the face is long.  |
a full puppy cut can mean anything LOL puppy cut usually means same length on body and legs, it has nothing to do with the head really. You need to specify how long on the body and legs you want it and you need to tell them what exactly you want done to the head. A full face just means that you want the hair all over the head left longer, it really has nothing to do with the eye area. If i were given those instructions, i'd trim the eye area too.
next time you take him to the groomer as for a full face and specifically tell them to not cut the hair under his eyes or on his nose. tell them you want to grow it out. hopefully that will work, but i can't guarantee it. LOL