Both human hairdressers and dog hairdressers share a common characteristic: they don't understand people.
It's time for a master's wood dog to go to the pet beauty parlour and trim it so as not to fly. She remembers saying to the shopkeeper: "Just a little cut."
So when the owner went back to pick up the dog, he saw the dog in the shopkeeper's hand, and it was really my dog.
The fat, cute dog with four claws and tails! Two or two pieces of meat are missing in the round face, and even five officials are becoming so deep that they look like a little turd. The big difference is not that it's the same dog, and the owner refuses it. The shopkeeper also reminded the owner not to laugh, otherwise the dog might become inferior. Cut someone's dog like this and tell the master not to laugh.
But there's nothing wrong with the dog coming home. He's so stupid, he doesn't know how to get ugly without looking in the mirror!

It is true that there is a huge difference in what everyone is thinking of, and every hairdresser has its own standards. In order to prevent your dog from turning into a hairdresser's “failure”, it's best to take a picture of the dog that you think is the best, or to show it to the hairdresser one time, so that they don't cut it freely!
If you haven't trimped the dog's hair, it's better not to be too simple, otherwise it turns out to be like the "Captain of America" Chris Evans' dog, who got eaten by dogs.
Cutting and shaving are not the same thing. Shaping a dog is a delicate work, and cutting is very technical and experienced. But like a dog on top, there's not much hair left on his body, not a pet hairdresser. Generally, dogs are not recommended to shave their hair without the advice of their sick pets. Without the protection of hair, dogs, like naked run, are not only prone to sunburn, but also to parasites attached to insects on grass trunks. And dogs rarely get heat out of their skin and shave them off in the summer, not only to their detriment, but also to their illness. You don't have to shave when you change hair in the fall, or how can a dog save the cold by his hair in the winter?

The absence of a layer of hair protection also makes the dog feel insecure, which is what the hairdresser calls “closure”. Unsafe dogs prefer to hide in the corner or under the table or chairs to protect themselves, even when they don't like to go out for walks and fear facing the outside world. Some dogs don't even feel happy for a long time, they don't even care about their owners until their hair grows.

Don't shave a dog's hair for his physical and mental health. It's really bad! If there's a guy around who likes to shave his dog, remind him to avoid it.