Shaving stops them from growing a proper outer coat...
Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, All Herding breeds, Tell Me About Yours
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Yes...A definite breed cross to try...Oh wow that’s impressive then!! It does seem like it would be a good cross. The super sweet, love everybody, eager to please nature of the Golden and the smarts and drive/motivation of the Aussie plus of course the goofiness and cuddliness of both breeds.
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I did also shave my first one. She was show bred too. My working type I did not shave and would never even consider it. They were all different in coat type. The show bred ones were are so thick in the undercoat I couldn't get it out when they blew their coats. I personally see nothing wrong with shaving them. They are happy, I'm happy. There's worse things in the world for dogs to have to experience.
That’s true but if they’re shaved consistently anyway then that part won’t really matter.
Yes...A definite breed cross to try...
I’m going to try hard to find one I think.
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Which my dog has no use for. She can sit out in a snowbank at -20 Fahrenheit and not feel cold.
I hope the next one will have a normal coat, so it isn't an issue.
Yes..Although they never look right anymore.
Do it you will be so impressed if both parents are sound..
MiaS
Songster
She's really a pretty girlSeriously Aussie/Golden Retriever......
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My dog looks adorable. Who cares what right is? That's a personal preference.
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