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  • 09-01-2009, 01:09 AM
    lolashowme
    olde english sheepdogs
    does anyone have one?
    i am doing my research on the right breeder-- but i already have my handler ready and i am soooo excited to 1) have such an awesome pet and 2) show my first dog.
    i have two other dogs as well-- show - a teacup yorkshire terrier- 6 years old,
    and ruby-- a brussels griffon- 3 years old. they are both amazing little darlings.
    hope everyone had a great monday.:)
    jacqueline
  • 09-01-2009, 05:33 AM
    Blu Mongoose
    Re: olde english sheepdogs
    Wow! To show your first dog and start with an old english sheepdog. You have my respect with all that grooming! I've never had one, but hear they are great dogs personality wise. Have fun showing. It can be a lot of fun!:)
  • 09-01-2009, 05:57 AM
    lolashowme
    Re: olde english sheepdogs
    the grooming? dont i know it! ive wanted to show for a long time but didnt have the time or true desire. 6 years later-- im truly ready. i know owning and showing an oes will turn me into a straight up beautician- but honestly-- taking care of animals is my genuine passion. if i could do it all day every day-- although im pretty close lol-- i would.
    what kind of dogs do you have? i see you have a horse-- do you live on a ranch?
    jack
  • 09-01-2009, 07:23 PM
    wolfy-hound
    Re: olde english sheepdogs
    I have a OES. They are a ton of work,e ven when you're not looking to show. If you are going to show her, you'll want to get tips from other OES owner/handlers on the types of combs to use, and what type of shampoo to use, etc etc. You can't simply grab a brush and go to town without breaking coat, or dragging out hair you'll need to create the correct profile.

    To add to that, OES are hard-headed and difficult dogs(in general). My OES is nothing like a typical oes, and I hope that you get a good one too. Generally they're crazy.

    Good luck.
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