Tuffy doesn't love them, but he's never seemed like they were hurting him or anything like that. Out of the bath he'll sometimes try to take them off but they have two straps (one under the chin and one that goes around the head) so he doesn't usually get them off. I really only use them when he's in the bath so he hasn't gotten used to them but I'm sure if I had him wear them on a regular basis he'd probably not even notice they were on. Here's a pic of him in them:
[/QUOTE]Originally posted by DMZ dogs@Mar 3 2005, 09:56 PM
Every time he sees the camera, he poses. I can put him anywhere and then just tell him to sit, lie down, stand up, whatever and he'll do it. To get the head tilt, I wait until everything else is perfect and then say, "Doggy snack?" Perfect head tilt every time.You should see him strut down the street when wearing his shoes and doggles. He is SO full of himself! Of course, it doesn't help that we invariably draw crowds of fawning fans. His ego is massive then. He also ENJOYS wearing clothes for the same reason. If he doesn't get much of a reaction on the street in a new outfit, then he generally doesn't want to wear it again. The first time he was in an American pet-related store, he tried on every outfit they had and strutted up and down the aisles in each one. We made our purchase decisions based on his audience response. There is a show dog deep inside him.![]()
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[/QUOTE]Originally posted by DMZ dogs@Mar 3 2005, 11:56 PM
Every time he sees the camera, he poses. I can put him anywhere and then just tell him to sit, lie down, stand up, whatever and he'll do it. To get the head tilt, I wait until everything else is perfect and then say, "Doggy snack?" Perfect head tilt every time.You should see him strut down the street when wearing his shoes and doggles. He is SO full of himself! Of course, it doesn't help that we invariably draw crowds of fawning fans. His ego is massive then. He also ENJOYS wearing clothes for the same reason. If he doesn't get much of a reaction on the street in a new outfit, then he generally doesn't want to wear it again. The first time he was in an American pet-related store, he tried on every outfit they had and strutted up and down the aisles in each one. We made our purchase decisions based on his audience response. There is a show dog deep inside him.![]()
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