Podenga para adopção. Jovem, Muito meiga e brincalhona
Cadelinha de casa e não de caça!
Contacto: 925062272
sexta-feira, 28 de novembro de 2014
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Podenga para adopção. Jovem, Muito meiga e brincalhona
Cadelinha de casa e não de caça!
Contacto: 925062272
quarta-feira, 26 de novembro de 2014
Cadela coberta de nós
Infelizmente ainda há pessoas que pensam que cortar o pêlo ao animal é uma questão de estética. Não é. É uma questão de limpeza, de bem-estar animal. O Cão das Botas teve esta menina para "arranjar". É um doce de cadela, estava muito carente... Provavelmente não era tosquiada à dois ou três anos. Está para adopção (responsável, claro).
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quinta-feira, 9 de outubro de 2014
domingo, 5 de outubro de 2014
nós e Remoinhos de Pêlo
Alguns cães possuem subpêlo, que pode formar uma capa contra a pele e converter o desembaraço numa tarefa realmente ingrata. Muitas vezes, principalmente cabeleireiros com pouca experiência, dão banho ao cão assim secam-no e penteiam a capa exterior para adquirir um aspecto suave. Actuando desta forma, o cão apresenta um bom aspecto por fora, mas por baixo está cheio de nós colados à pele.
Se o banho for dado com o pêlo enredado, o champô vai-se introduzir entre os nós e a situação piorará ainda mais. Muitas pessoas dão o banho entre um corte e outro e deixam que se seque ao ar, dificultando ainda mais a tarefa do cabeleireiro. O cão pode estar limpo, mas o seu pêlo não estará em bom estado nem livre de nós.
Nenhum cão terá bom aspecto nem se sentirá realmente cómodo sem antes se ver livre dos nós e remoinhos. Uma das soluções é aplicar uma loção desenredante, deixar secar durante uns 10 minutos e escovar. A outra solução menos dolorosa quando os nós são muitos é cortar. Estas duas hipóteses dependem de como o animal chega ao cabeleireiro. É importante não deixar o pêlo chegar a este estado!
sábado, 8 de fevereiro de 2014
Quando começaram?
Os cabeleireiros caninos de Londres criaram salões denominados “Dogs Toilet Club”, onde as pessoas com mais posses gastavam dinheiro em champôs de gema de ovo, pós coloridos e também em massagens. O grooming também incluía roupa (casacos, vestidos, etc.) e também joias. Dando um passo ainda mais em frente na arte da preparação do cão, os ricos examinaram a especialidade de R. W. Brown (groomer de elite de cães de Londres), onde ele recortava monogramas de família no pêlo majestoso de poodles. No ano de 1930, o grooming dos cães emergiu em pequenos cabeleireiros caninos, com uma banheira e algumas jaulas. A tosquia foi evoluindo, tal como os donos dos cães, as diferentes raças.
(Oh My Dog, via facebook)
domingo, 26 de janeiro de 2014
Carta escrita do cão para o dono: (em inglês)
An Open Letter....
.....From A Dog To Their Owner About Their Grooming Needs:
To my owner and caregiver,
I was so happy the day that you brought me to my new home. You feed me, walk me, clean up after me, and take care of my medical needs. There is just one problem.....my grooming.
No matter whether my hair is short or long, I like to be clean just like you. I may not be crazy about water, or the brush, but it sure does feel good to be clean, and get rid of my shedding, or matted hair. To get a nice moisturizing shampoo to get rid of my dry skin, and to be flea free.
Grooming is not torture, although I may act like it is sometimes. It is up to you to make sure that I am groomed regularly whether I like it or not. You don't like going to the Dentist, but you go anyway, right?
Regular monthly baths (with the right products) and groomings help to keep me and my coat healthy.
Overgrown nails hurt and can permanently twist my toes over time, sending pain through my feet and legs every time I take a step.
Mats hurt, and are best removed by clipping rather than brushing. So, please do not ask, or expect the groomer to brush and comb out my mats that you let build up in my coat by not brushing me regularly.
My haircut will only last 4 to 6 weeks before my hair grows back onto my eyes and my hair starts to mat up. Just like your own haircut, I need my grooming on a regular basis. Don't get upset at my groomer if my hair grows back too fast.
Please don't laugh, or get mad if my groomer has to shave my coat short, because no one was brushing me at home. Yes, I may get embarrassed if you make fun of my haircut.
Take the time to find a good, caring groomer, who knows what they are doing. Please do not just call around looking for whoever will groom me for the cheapest, or the soonest. You may have to wait to get me an appointment with a good groomer, because they are most likely pretty busy.
My grooming will cost more than your hair cut. My groomer pampers me, brushes and combs my whole body, clips and files my nails, cleans out my ears, gives me a nice warm, massaging bath, blow drys my hair, and gives me a beautiful haircut. Best of all, I get hugs! Isn't all of that work worth the money?
I may not always enjoy the ride to the groomer. I may even bulk at walking into the Grooming Salon, but that is only because I know that I will be away from you for a while. I have to confess that I actually have a little fun trying to make you feel bad for leaving me, but once you are gone, I get a lot of loving and hugs from my groomer, and it really does feel good once I am all groomed and clean.
I can not comb and brush my own hair. I must rely on you, my owner and caregiver to keep my coat clean and healthy. I know that you are busy, so a professional grooming is just the thing.
The very best thing about being clean and groomed is all of the attention that I get when I come home from the groomers. Everyone wants to pet my nice soft, clean coat. Everyone makes a fuss over me. No one pushes me away anymore saying; "go away, you sink."
So, please dear owner, please find a good groomer to take me to on a regular schedule so that I can be happy, clean and healthy all of the time.
Unconditional Love,
Your Furry Friend
(http://petgroomingthegoodthebadthefurry.blogspot.pt/2014/01/an-open-letter.html)
.....From A Dog To Their Owner About Their Grooming Needs:
To my owner and caregiver,
I was so happy the day that you brought me to my new home. You feed me, walk me, clean up after me, and take care of my medical needs. There is just one problem.....my grooming.
No matter whether my hair is short or long, I like to be clean just like you. I may not be crazy about water, or the brush, but it sure does feel good to be clean, and get rid of my shedding, or matted hair. To get a nice moisturizing shampoo to get rid of my dry skin, and to be flea free.
Grooming is not torture, although I may act like it is sometimes. It is up to you to make sure that I am groomed regularly whether I like it or not. You don't like going to the Dentist, but you go anyway, right?
Regular monthly baths (with the right products) and groomings help to keep me and my coat healthy.
Overgrown nails hurt and can permanently twist my toes over time, sending pain through my feet and legs every time I take a step.
Mats hurt, and are best removed by clipping rather than brushing. So, please do not ask, or expect the groomer to brush and comb out my mats that you let build up in my coat by not brushing me regularly.
My haircut will only last 4 to 6 weeks before my hair grows back onto my eyes and my hair starts to mat up. Just like your own haircut, I need my grooming on a regular basis. Don't get upset at my groomer if my hair grows back too fast.
Please don't laugh, or get mad if my groomer has to shave my coat short, because no one was brushing me at home. Yes, I may get embarrassed if you make fun of my haircut.
Take the time to find a good, caring groomer, who knows what they are doing. Please do not just call around looking for whoever will groom me for the cheapest, or the soonest. You may have to wait to get me an appointment with a good groomer, because they are most likely pretty busy.
I may not always enjoy the ride to the groomer. I may even bulk at walking into the Grooming Salon, but that is only because I know that I will be away from you for a while. I have to confess that I actually have a little fun trying to make you feel bad for leaving me, but once you are gone, I get a lot of loving and hugs from my groomer, and it really does feel good once I am all groomed and clean.
I can not comb and brush my own hair. I must rely on you, my owner and caregiver to keep my coat clean and healthy. I know that you are busy, so a professional grooming is just the thing.
The very best thing about being clean and groomed is all of the attention that I get when I come home from the groomers. Everyone wants to pet my nice soft, clean coat. Everyone makes a fuss over me. No one pushes me away anymore saying; "go away, you sink."
So, please dear owner, please find a good groomer to take me to on a regular schedule so that I can be happy, clean and healthy all of the time.
Unconditional Love,
Your Furry Friend
(http://petgroomingthegoodthebadthefurry.blogspot.pt/2014/01/an-open-letter.html)
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