Who's that big girl?
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Dakota was a bit of a brute at that age. I began to doubt if my agility dog would even be able to stay on the obstacles, much less do things like jump and weave without breaking anything. 
Eve really is feminine-looking, and very graceful. She's yet to run into any walls or decide that she can plow her way through the fence.
Eve really is feminine-looking, and very graceful. She's yet to run into any walls or decide that she can plow her way through the fence.
Red, BC ears vary a LOT. Personally I've never seen a BC with ears that flop like a Lab's - most are high set and stand at least a tiny bit. But yes, you can get anything from really floppy ears like this:
To something up a little bit like Dakota's:
To the sheltie-type thing, where the ear stands up but the tip falls over:
to fully erect ears:
Eve's ears will eventually prick, but they probably won't stay put until after she's done teething.
To something up a little bit like Dakota's:
To the sheltie-type thing, where the ear stands up but the tip falls over:
to fully erect ears:
Eve's ears will eventually prick, but they probably won't stay put until after she's done teething.
Aww, that's all JK JK
She's HUGE! ANd Dakota was HUGE at his age! *melts*
Off Topic, but, Lizzie has that same ear fur as it looks like Dakota has. And hers grows out to where it is long very curly and just not very good looking
How do you take care of that? I have started trimming hers back just a TAD, and it looks better.
JK JKShe's HUGE! ANd Dakota was HUGE at his age!
*melts*Off Topic, but, Lizzie has that same ear fur as it looks like Dakota has. And hers grows out to where it is long very curly and just not very good looking
How do you take care of that? I have started trimming hers back just a TAD, and it looks better.
Oh wow she''s growing fast!!! What a darling!!!!
Lizmo, I know I wasnt asked but I wanted to say that people that I know with the ear-fur that you are talking about keep it looking nice by trimming some as well as combing it with a fine-tooth comb like a flea comb. Keeps it from knotting and makes it look more crimped than curly.
Lizmo, I know I wasnt asked but I wanted to say that people that I know with the ear-fur that you are talking about keep it looking nice by trimming some as well as combing it with a fine-tooth comb like a flea comb. Keeps it from knotting and makes it look more crimped than curly.
