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  2. Main thing is you love your dog and she loves you, as a groomer I see Dog's In dreadful state, open wounds left untreated, but as for her hair styles, it doesn't matter what it is as long as she is happy and comfortable. Personally I was brought up if you don't have anything nice to say, say nothing at all, help anyone you can, it does not matter what religion race genter etc you are, be good, be kind and help others. Sometimes I might comment and then look back and hope people don't read it wrong and its never meant to be offensive.

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  6. Great message and great hair all around👍. My daughter made a plaque for me that says: "The day God made dogs, He just sat back and smiled." Yes, we should be more like our dogs!

    I tend to think folks that write judgmental off-topic comments do so in an attempt to free themselves of their own hurt or anger and it usually has more to do with them than us. Here in the states we need only look at Twitter feeds to see the emotional tirades (aka tantrums) in action daily. We try to stay away from social media sites that seem to invite that type of behavior like FB & Twitter. I hope YouTube doesn't fall into that deep dark hole.

    Love your work!
    Barb

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  8. Tula looks wonderful! You are both lucky to have found each other and what a great addition to your family.
    My greatest gift is my precious Doberman Skye who never ceases to amaze me with her love for life, for me and her amazing wisdom.

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  12. She looks so much smaller, but still so ADORABLE!!! I think the Internet has allowed people to be so hateful and hide behind the computer, cause they would never say the things they do to someone's face, also the PC crap has just gone way to far. But the truth of the matter is people want a Godless society, they don't want to answer for anything and without God the world will go into complete anarchy.

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  13. I like Tula's hair cut. I think you may find that you have a dog like we do with two completely different look. Buddy is a wonderful mix of Newfoundland and Black Lab with some chow thrown in. When we got him at 6 months of age his hair was all grown out and he looked like a New-fie and was adorable. We discovered over the next months that grooming was an issue because of the mixture of coats and he started developing skin problems when the weather turned warm. Even with regular bathing and daily brushing his coat was odd and it was hard to keep him from matting and often it was hard to even get water through the coat to the skin where it needed to get. Also, because of the odd coat mix the skin was not getting good air circulation. We ended up seeing a dermatologist due to his worsting skin condition and his suggestion was that we shave him down during the warmer months and let him grow his coat in the winter. The first time we saw him after his hair cut it was like owning a different dog.. we did not have a New-fie anymore but a sleek black lab! It even changed how his face looked and dome of his body movements were different. After a hair cut and losing 4-5 months of growth he looks 20 pounds lighter and we have to use a different collar as the big one he needs when his fur is long is too big when his hair is shaved. Over the years we have gotten used to have a dog that looks totally different in the spring and summer then in the fall and winter. People look at family pictures and often think we have 3 dogs because he looks so different when his hair is long them when its short. Occasionally, we have had people that just by coincidence have only been around and see him during either his short or long haired times and then when they suddenly see him when the coat is in the other state thing we have a new dog and ask what happened to Buddy! Tula maybe a body image transforming dog too!

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  17. Tula looks lovely, and grooming her must be easier. Please do not become discouraged. We live in a very egocentric time. People seem to have forgotten the golden rule…do unto others. Continue to be a "light" of kindness and gentleness, in a very harsh world. My girl Chibi DuClaw and I have enjoyed and benefited from your videos. Thank you!

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  20. Dr. Jones…I was raised in the South and STILL to this day, go out of my way to be a kinder, sweeter and more generous-to-a-fault human being to others, no matter what THEIR disposition as, I believe in the adage, "kill with kindness". You rock, Dr. Jones and, You DO YOU! ✌

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  24. Wow she's an awesome dog, I love her crossbreed. My neighbour has a labradoodle with the same fantastic curls and brilliant temperament. Gorgeous unique coats and super-friendly playful nature. I've missed some of your videos, but I think she is your new doggy..?

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  29. You have a heart of gold! Thank you for sharing tips that help our pets, that's so kind of you. Your sweet girl looks amazing and I love how you pet her. All dogs should get to feel the touch of loving hands.

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  33. I love her cut and I really prefer the shorter clips especially if it's warm out. The shorter hair makes it so much easier to keep our doggies clean. Yep, people are super negative, me included, I am guilty. It isn't that I want to be, it just rubs off on me and we need reminders like this to watch it.

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  34. She's supper cute. I have a shitzu yorkie mix and these types of dogs usually get matted hair so it's better to keep the fur coat short. I don't like the judgement, especially when it's right down mean. It's better to think about it like this: if people say something bad about you, it most likely has nothing to do with you and everything to do with them.

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  35. Tula's a beautiful pup, and her haircut is perfect!! I love her ears! I wish that ppl would offer the unconditional love that are pets give us on a daily basis. You're channel is wonderful, and we all appreciate your advice. Thank you. X🎃O

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