My baby got a bad haircut -- and his whole body is WHITE!

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by navillusc

LOL I think Peanut is adorable, and I think other people must like that cut, too. I see more short cut Yorkies than long haired ones...of course, this is Florida...lol. Just last weekend I was at PetSmart and their grooming salon is between the registers and the parking lot so you can see the dogs being groomed through the glass on your way out. They were clipping two (2) Yorkies...both very much like Peanut's cut.

Thank You- Pnut would never allow me to keep him in a long coat! LOL

[Summerbummer]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

I agree with ya Brit. I wouldn't say having your Yorkie in a long coat is a " key feature" Jackson, Peanut and all the other short cut Yorkies on here are just as beautiful as the ones with coats. To me ALL Yorkies are gorgeous!

Of course they are all beautiful. But it's just a classic coat. What's wrong with nature? Surely has to be some people that like long coats.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

Of course they are all beautiful. But it's just a classic coat. What's wrong with nature? Surely has to be some people that like long coats.

Peanut has a classic short cut one could be so lucky to get-

[Summerbummer]

It's my choice, if I let Jasper's coat grow. And to be honest it hasn't seemed to bother him. It's like having a coat is actually cruel to them?

I don't really understand that.

Well Jasper's hair is medium length, but it's not show standards long or in that kind of condition. I brush it and clean it. And he doesn't mind at all.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

It's my choice, if I let Jasper's coat grow. And to be honest it hasn't seemed to bother him. It's like having a coat is actually cruel to them?

I don't really understand that.

I don't think anyone said it was cruel-

[Summerbummer]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

Peanut has a classic short cut one could be so lucky to get-

These people that seem to love to shave yorkies, appear to like to get on their high horse, and act like they are doing it out of some moral code. When you are really just extremely stuck up.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

These people that seem to love to shave yorkies, appear to like to get on their high horse, and act like they are doing it out of some moral code. When you are really just extremely stuck up.

Lol wow!! Seems like the only one on the horse is you. With your " appalling" comment.

Are you calling me stuck up?

[Summerbummer]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

Lol wow!! Seems like the only one on the horse is you. With your " appalling" comment.

Are you calling me stuck up?

I am calling you stuck up.

And that appalling comment was about the groomer, she cut it badly. Even the OP said they had. If you had of read any of my post properly. Before you decided to jump on the bandwagon of assumptions.

groomer - bad job

nothing to do with the dog.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

I am calling you stuck up.

And that appalling comment was about the breeder. If you had of read any of my post properly. Before you decided to jump on the bandwagon of assumptions.

Nice.

[Summerbummer]

What a bitter forum, I joined.

It's nice to see you are a donating member.

[lovespandp]

[Summerbummer]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

I actually don't see how there is anything wrong with keeping a yorkie's coat long. It's a nice coat.

And I also don't think I have to pretend I liked the cut. When it wasn't done correctly in the first place. Am I meant to say, no you should be pleased, and taken for a fool, and let a groomer do as they wish, while disregarding what you asked for in the first place?

You can be as smug with your animations, and stuck up all you like.
But people have their own taste, and in interest for the dog.

I really don't think I should sugarcoat the fact the groomer messed up. And I even stated, they should ask for a refund.

[Britster]

Lol. Yup, I'm a snob. You caught me! Anyone that's been around YT long enough should know by now that I'm not.

I said it would be cruel for MY dog to have a long coat with his personality and lifestyle. A lot of dogs love grooming time! Not mine, haha.

I have absolutely nothing against people keeping their Yorkies in a long coat. Whatsoever. I think it's gorgeous! Just not something I would do with my own dog. I've seen so many posts of people considering cutting full coats down because they obviously ARE more work. I fully admit, I am way too lazy, with Jackson's short hair, I don't brush him for weeks at a time, it's awesome. lol. Except I might comb his face. It's not my thing! A lot of ppl love it.

[Britster]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

Well you kind of rub me the wrong way, with misquoting me, in regards to the freezing statement.

Oh yes I very much misquoted you. I changed 'freezing' to 'so freezing'. Sorry, I did not know there was that much of a difference. lol.

[Britster]

Originally Posted by Summerbummer

I actually don't see how there is anything wrong with keeping a yorkie's coat long. It's a nice coat.

And I also don't think I have to pretend I liked the cut. When it wasn't done correctly in the first place. Am I meant to say, no you should be pleased, and taken for a fool, and let a groomer do as they wish, while disregarding what you asked for in the first place?

You can be as smug with your animations, and stuck up all you like.
But people have their own taste, and in interest for the dog.

I really don't think I should sugarcoat the fact the groomer messed up. And I even stated, they should ask for a refund.

Nobody is saying it's wrong to keep a yorkie's coat long. Misquoting.

Nobody said you had to pretend to like the cut. You used the word appalling which is a pretty strong word for a little Yorkie's cut who looks similar to mine (granted, I agree the cut definitely could've been better, and more even, but it's essentially how I get my dog done). So yeah I think I took it a little wrong.

But it's done and over - it's fine. I understand what you're trying to say, and I'm sorry for even bringing it up.