21-01-2013, 06:49 PM
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Alfie!! Now if you were a YORKIE I wud be mistaking you for our 3!!
I recognise those ickle snowballs!! Oh, everyone, isn't this hard?!! My yorkie kids were about to phone the RSPCA today until we took them out in the car to seek out areas that are not under loads of snow!!
Wasn't a good walk but was a walk with an outing!
Got home and once more it was snowing like crazy!!
To all sweet doggies everywhere....enjoy or be patient!! xx
22-01-2013, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Alicat
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Darling little Chloe 
Well naturally our mini Schnauzer has the same problem with the snow balls stuck to her legs and feet. We put a coat on her that does up on her back with velcro so it protects all her tummy.I Forgot about putting her feet and legs in a bowl of warm water Meg, I use the hairdryer although she doesn't like the sound of it. (That Chloe looks just like Asti
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Chloe has one of those coats with velcro but won't relieve herself when wearing it, she will in the fleece and knitted coat though She loves the hair drier and rushes upstairs when I am drying my hair in the hope of getting a blast of warm air 
23-01-2013, 09:33 PM
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My goodness Barry, they are a coat and a halfAre they able to relieve themselves in them?
Did anyone see The One Show yesterday, Matt the presenter said to get snow off a dogs feet and legs is to put each leg one at a time in a bowl of warm water and the snow comes off straight away, just the same as you said Meg.
23-01-2013, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Roma
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Alfie!! Now if you were a YORKIE I wud be mistaking you for our 3!! I recognise those ickle snowballs!! Oh, everyone, isn't this hard?!! My yorkie kids were about to phone the RSPCA today until we took them out in the car to seek out areas that are not under loads of snow!!
Wasn't a good walk but was a walk with an outing!
Got home and once more it was snowing like crazy!!
To all sweet doggies everywhere....enjoy or be patient!! xx
24-01-2013, 12:27 AM
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Baby oil & wide tooth human ladies comb & literally comb a very few drops through the coat & the snow slides off... been doing this on horses leg feathers for years. The coat wont be greasy as long as u oil sparingly & comb really well through... wide toothed combs help with the poodly type coats without pulling
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