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Irish_Dem

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21. Oh that is really good then that your trimmed their eye fur.

Wed Feb 7, 2024, 07:57 AM

Feb 2024

They were already traumatized with the move, but then they couldn't see their new surroundings very well.
It was all too much for them.

The fact they are venturing out now is a very good sign.

I know there was (your) blood involved on the trimming project, but you did good Tom!
And you are learning your correct place in the hierarchy.

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I "inherited" my late father's two Shih Tzus about a month ago. [View all] TomSlick Feb 2024 OP

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Oh that is really good then that your trimmed their eye fur. Irish_Dem Feb 2024 #21

There was no problem with the trimming. They stood perfectly still. TomSlick Feb 2024 #26

She will eventually get you trained. Irish_Dem Feb 2024 #29

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Thank you will check with vet. FloridaBlues Feb 2024 #40

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