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Subject: Re: shaving tools for hairless cc Author: Lee McCartney [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:50:56 04/10/07 Tue In reply to: Vickie P Wheeler 's message, "shaving tools for hairless cc" on 18:33:14 04/09/07 Mon Vickie, if it's not a lot of hair, just go buy a men's razor and shave him yourself the next time you bathe him. If it's more hair than a razor can handle, I recommend the Oster Vortech mini face trimmer (cordless & quiet). You can pick it up for about $50. If he just has some fuzz on him, don't waste your money with a groomer, you can do it yourself. A VERY helpful site on how to groom a HL and puffs (and ears) is www.crestars.com, then click on grooming pages. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: shaving tools for hairless cc Kathy 12:35:35 04/10/07 Tue