Bonnie's first trim (11 weeks old)

beaglepop · Post by **beaglepop** » 15 May 2015, 14:08

Transformed from a scruffy pup to a proper looking Schnauzer!

Jacket and tail left untouched as im in the process of stripping it myself.

Robin black mini · Post by **Robin black mini** » 15 May 2015, 16:46

Big transformation,she's looking very nice indeed. Now you have the pattern set it will be much easier to keep her looking good.What a nice shine she has on her coat.

beaglepop · Post by **beaglepop** » 15 May 2015, 16:57

Thank you. Im really pleased with it and the lady who did it was brilliant. She breeds minis and giants and has 5 giants there, it was great. Her house belongs to the dogs! She spends all her time grooming and showing her dogs, she literally has hundreds of rosettes on the wall. I was expecting to leave Bonnie there but she said pull up a seat and gave me a lesson on how to clip her. She said if I want to clip myself and get stuck then just pop round and she will help me. I would highly recommend this lady if there is anyone in this area.

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Post by **Dawnspell** » 15 May 2015, 17:08

She looks all grown up

SimonD · Post by **SimonD** » 16 May 2015, 12:49

I love the photo with the Rottweiler in the background.

I am just considering what it would be like to live with five Giant Schnauzers. It's not a surprise she ended up in the grooming business. I think I would end up in the straight jacket business with five Occy's in the house.

Maty · Post by **Maty** » 18 May 2015, 12:05

beaglepop wrote:Thank you. Im really pleased with it and the lady who did it was brilliant. She breeds minis and giants and has 5 giants there, it was great. Her house belongs to the dogs! She spends all her time grooming and showing her dogs, she literally has hundreds of rosettes on the wall. I was expecting to leave Bonnie there but she said pull up a seat and gave me a lesson on how to clip her. She said if I want to clip myself and get stuck then just pop round and she will help me. I would highly recommend this lady if there is anyone in this area.

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Wow, how lucky were you to get a free lesson

Bonnie is looking lovely

beaglepop · Post by **beaglepop** » 20 May 2015, 11:51

Thanks Simon, Teddy my Rottweiler has a took Bonnie under his wing quite literally.......she is always tucked into one of his crevices!

The 5 giants in one fairly small house was a sight to see especially when I walked down the driveway for the first time and they all jumped up at the windows, I nearly left a present on the path!

Yes it's quite nice to meet someone who has a genuine love for the breed and to pass on her know-how for free quite a refreshing change I must say.

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