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Ausrotten posted:
The second last picture made your dog look WAY bigger than he is, so the last picture was actually sort of jarring in comparison. I totally thought he was a full grown Great Pyreness in that first one, haha. 
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Ausrotten posted:Haha no he's only nine weeks old. I'd be a little concerned if an adult dog had those proportions Yeah, it just looked like a weird sort of semi-top-down, forced perspective optical illusion in the second last picture which is why I was so surprised, haha. That and, depending on the individual dog/season, if you don't groom pyrs pretty consistently their belly hair can make their legs look deceptively short. I have a decrepit old Pyr who looks like a shaggy polar bear, but if we shaved her she'd look like a short-necked, mutant giraffe with her hilarious spindly old lady legs.
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Ausrotten posted:this probably isn't the place for this derail but don't shave your double coated dogs I did not say that I planned to shave my double coated dog, just that if she had no hair her silhouette would look like a completely different animal with legs that are actually much longer than they appear to be under all that hair. 
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