Let's play a game! Fat or Fluff?

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Those legs are hilarious! The floof is so long it makes his legs look shorter. :D (Sorry Ivan!)

My vote was going to be piggy...

PS all credit to the clipper - that is a massive amount of hair, even if it's on a tiny body.

He's brilliant to clip - absolutely loves it, but it's hard to get the hair off! You have to do the first cut in the direction it grows, then go back over him the conventional direction. This is the first time someone else has clipped him - it was lovely not having to scrunch myself up to get at the undercarriage!
 

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He's brilliant to clip - absolutely loves it, but it's hard to get the hair off! You have to do the first cut in the direction it grows, then go back over him the conventional direction. This is the first time someone else has clipped him - it was lovely not having to scrunch myself up to get at the undercarriage!
Mine loves a clip too, I don’t even need a headcollar!

Mine looks rounder than that, but the vet says he isn’t fat so I’m hanging onto that.
 
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Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaasssseeee @Auslander, PPPPLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAASSEEEEE!!!!
I had to do that to the other one last year, as he needed everything off, but his lower legs were wet and muddy. It was an awful clip anyway (emergency speed clip whilst sedated) - and a pic ended up on the Dinky rugs Facebook page, courtesy of his owner. I was absolutely mortified!
 

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My Little LilliI had the same problem but sadly it turned out to be fat, she has the same leg warmers though! She's a raging lunatic to clip so a dose of gel sedation sorts her out.
 

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I'm slightly confused as to WHY you would de-fluff him, only to pamper him with a rug?

Having thought about it further, I decided you must be starting his fittening work for the upcoming event season.
Because hi bad start in life left him with a bit of a skin issue. When the weather starts to warm up and he gets too hot under his carpet, his skin starts to fall off. Clipping him seems to do the trick - but it's a bit cold for him to go from shag pile to laminate without a bit of intervention, hence the rug!
 

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Because hi bad start in life left him with a bit of a skin issue. When the weather starts to warm up and he gets too hot under his carpet, his skin starts to fall off. Clipping him seems to do the trick - but it's a bit cold for him to go from shag pile to laminate without a bit of intervention, hence the rug!

No eventing? :(
 
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