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Printablenakedpianoplayer said: HopkinsTheCorgi said: Hopkins say it depend on where you live. Corgis in north get cold without fur, corgis in south get too danged hot! Hopkins love to get shaved, especially by pretty girl at groomer's! Dave take me in there, and Hopkins get happy!
ok, so you have one to then ??? or you are one ??? (now THATS a well trained animal to be able to use the computer  )
anyway, do you shave yours ?? and same questions as above. Hopkins is a Corgi! Dave say Hopkins smart! Hopkins know how to use compooter! Hair grow back the same! Hopkins doesnt shave himself! Hopkins have no o-pose-abul thumbs! Pretty lady at groomers shave Hopkins! Lady nice! | |
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nakedpianoplayer said: JediMaster said: I own a Corgi, and I have him shaved in the summer. I got him when I was younger (he's thirteen), so I really didn't have a grasp on the fact that a dog with such a thick coat would be miserable in the summer here in Houston. He looks rather silly, but he's not vain! He perks up so much when he gets his shave, you can tell he's more comfortable. All I care about is that the little dude is feeling good!
OK FANTASTIC !!!! SOMEONE WHO KNOWS THE BREED 
does the hair grow back the same ???? or does it change the hair for good ? No, the hair grows back exactly the same. I worried about this as well, until my dog had to have surgery, and shaving was a part of that. When it grew back in the same as before, I knew it would be okay. He looks really silly, but kinda cute too. Its worth it for him, because he feels so much better. and does your corgi play fetch ?? cuz, i cant get either one of mine to figure out that game
 smart dogs, but they wont get that ball for shit  He used to. He's thirteen now, so I don't get a whole lot of activity out of him, but when he was younger he really took to it. In fact, it was his favorite game for years. I don't really know what to tell you, since he pretty much decided he was gonna chase the ball from the get go. Maybe your dogs are more interested in the arts, and are not the athletic types!  
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JediMaster said:[quote] nakedpianoplayer said: and does your corgi play fetch ?? cuz, i cant get either one of mine to figure out that game
smart dogs, but they wont get that ball for shit He used to. He's thirteen now, so I don't get a whole lot of activity out of him, but when he was younger he really took to it. In fact, it was his favorite game for years. I don't really know what to tell you, since he pretty much decided he was gonna chase the ball from the get go. Maybe your dogs are more interested in the arts, and are not the athletic types! Maybe they good on com-pooters like Hopkins! | |
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JediMaster said:[quote] nakedpianoplayer said: No, the hair grows back exactly the same. I worried about this as well, until my dog had to have surgery, and shaving was a part of that. When it grew back in the same as before, I knew it would be okay. He looks really silly, but kinda cute too. Its worth it for him, because he feels so much better. and does your corgi play fetch ?? cuz, i cant get either one of mine to figure out that game
smart dogs, but they wont get that ball for shit He used to. He's thirteen now, so I don't get a whole lot of activity out of him, but when he was younger he really took to it. In fact, it was his favorite game for years. I don't really know what to tell you, since he pretty much decided he was gonna chase the ball from the get go. Maybe your dogs are more interested in the arts, and are not the athletic types!
maybe so 
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HopkinsTheCorgi said: JediMaster said: He used to. He's thirteen now, so I don't get a whole lot of activity out of him, but when he was younger he really took to it. In fact, it was his favorite game for years. I don't really know what to tell you, since he pretty much decided he was gonna chase the ball from the get go. Maybe your dogs are more interested in the arts, and are not the athletic types! Maybe they good on com-pooters like Hopkins! One of the best days of my life... http://prince.org/msg/100/291111
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