You’ll realize, pretty soon after getting a Goldendoodle, that a) they are the most adorable example of the phrase ‘the best of both worlds’, combining the fluffy cuteness of poodles with the warm affectionate loyalty of golden retrievers for the maximum ‘awww’ factor, and b) they’re going to need more haircuts than you do, probably. […]

Clipping a goat isn’t just common for showing events – keeping goat fur clipped during the summers is considered standard practice to let their skin breathe, the touch of sunlight fending off bugs and other infestations while the lighter coats let the animals keep cooler. Clipping is also a hygienic practice to get rid of

If you’ve ever heard the advice that you must absolutely not clip a rabbit’s hair, it’s fair to point out that, technically, this isn’t incorrect. Short-haired rabbits only need a little trimming with a pair of scissors and regular brushing to get rid of old or dead fur and detangle patches which may become matted. Long-haired rabbits,