Sheepadoodles’ coats come from their Old English Sheepdog and Poodle parents. Sheepadoodles frequently have mixed coats because they are crosses of two different breeds. When a dog has both a coat like a poodle and a coat like a sheepdog, the result is sort of a wavy combination of the two. This implies a trip to the groomer is necessary because your darling baby is fairly susceptible to mats and tangles.
User @Sunniethesheepadoodle of @TikTok shared a humorous video of Sunny’s appearance following a trip to their favorite groomer. Fair enough, it had to be finished, but Sunny. umm.. appears a little silly.
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LOL, awwwww. It HAD to be done Sunny! It will grow back! @Sunniethesheepadoodle made sure to add the comment “This is not a negative video to the groomer. We requested the shave as she just finished a heat cycle and her coat was stained. We love our groomer.” It’s just Sunny looks.. different. LOL. @Rory says, “I think you took home the wrong dog”
@A.Seemore adds, “She’s gonna be faster now during those zoomies. Very aerodynamic now. Kinda miss the floof though.” @Nevel comments, “Not even kidding I work at a dog daycare and this happened to one of the dogs and he LITERALLY got bullied by the other dogs and became self conscious.” Oh No! Hahaha.
This is just a fact of life when you have a doodle mix. They look like they got caught in a downpour the moment they leave the groomer after being all fluffy the previous moment. Salutations, Sonny! Yes, hair does grow. But after that, you’ll have to repeat the process. Whatever the case, this puppy is wonderful. I’d pet if I could.
Source: Pet Helpful
