Thin Coat???? Help please!!!!

[Yorkiedaze]

She's beautiful and shaving isn't going to change her hair. As for those rubber bands, don't pull them out. They sell scissors that have blunt tips to cut those off with. Also get the rubber bands at your dentist. The ones they use for braces are fantastic for not pulling and damaging the hair.
Just make sure your baby is as healthy as possible from the inside, and her skin and coat will also be healthy regardless if it's thin or thick.

[Tinker'sMommy]

Originally Posted by dalnna

You're Tinkerbell is beautiful! I have two girls who are complete opposites. Abbie has very thin, very fine hair and Lucy is a thick mop! I'd love to know how to thicken up Abbie's hair but if that's not to be, then I guess I'd like to know how a thin-haired baby looks with a short puppy cut. I should mention that along with being thin coated, she's very thin, so thin I can feel her hip bones but the vet said that although he doesn't want to see her lose any weight, she's healthy. So, what do you think on a puppy cut for her? My groomer said she thought it would just make her look more scrawny.

Yes, Tinkerbell is very thin also, but she is one healthy girl, she eats like a little pig...........always has. I am glad I asked this question because I almost did it I am glad that you guys helped me because I really was believing that shaving her was the answer to her thin hair I guess that is just the way she is and I love her that way

[jwash]

My Lacey has thin hair, it's a trip getting it up in a topknot. I'd just be thankful she's such a cutie, in the overall scheme of things, it is a very small item.