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Originally Posted by Elle  They love anything that's yours There isn't any conditioning benefit to having it in there. Give it to your best friend. She will like the Chanel powder.
I don't think it would take much time to get out a top knot if you have the right products. They usually look worst than they are. In the future, before he plays in the sand you should double band or give two top knots. This will help. |
No, the matt wasn't in his topknot, it was in his "shoulder".
The sandspurs are what we call those little devilish things that seem to love the backyards in Florida. They are small green spiky things and they cling to the coat. They grow on grass like stems, and he must have got a whole stem of them in the one spot on his "shoulder".They are awful to get out. When you can work them loose, one at a time, you can usually comb the little devil out and then work on getting the next one out. There were at least a dozen in that spot. The hair sticks to them forming a "matt"
We try and keep them down, and the yard was just mowed last week. We daren't use weedkiller because of the Yorkies. So we try and keep them mowed down.