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Oh, my, we appear to have had a major fur explosion.
The fur carnage is everywhere
Don’t worry, no puppies were hurt in the making of this blog post.
Though somepup did a lot of wailing and crying during the plucking.
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Oh my. I am going through this very same thing with Kipnuk. He seems to like being combed, but he also hates holding still long enough for me to get any done. I’ve done quite a bit of quick plucking, too, to get the hair out. Coat blowing season is so much fun. No, really, it is… 😛