CrazyCresties

This is what you need for chooks :D https://www.omlet.co.uk/shop/chicken_keeping/eglu_classic/

Oh Kirislin, so sorry to hear that My thoughts are with you and Penny tonight

:laugh: Also love this bit...

but so gorgeous!! Want :D http://straightlinedesigns.wordpress.com/

You've done a superb job on gorgeous George! Wish you were in Perth :)

Belated birthday wishes Mac Sounds like he had a fantastic, well deserved day!

Lovely shot grumpette of a fluffed up wren trying to keep warm :) Ozstar, good catch of the washing duck! and the first one of the pelican is gorgeous. Pers - Beautiful rosellas, such pretty colours :)

Looks like she is living life to the full still :) She is a gorgeous old girl Kirislin and your dogs always look in such great condition :) Happy birthday to Nelsson too

Would love to see the pics of George :) Not the best, but you can just about see her back end after clipping here. She's just recovering from a bout of pyoderma (pretty common in cresties her age), so I won't touch her with the clippers for a few more weeks anyway. Louis is a true hairless - he just gets a small amount of 'bum fluff' so the beard trimmers have always been ok for him. Daisy is the puff and she goes to the groomers to be done by a pro :)

Awesome, thanks for your expert help GL :) I also saw this double pack of clipper and trimmer, so the trimmer might be a good size for her face. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Wahl-Super-Cordless-Clipper-Super-Trimmer-Rechargeable-Pro-Hair-Grooming-Combo-/131178479727

Great, thanks Gruf Life :) When you say 'reverse' do you mean against the flow of the hair? lol Airedaler, they are funky :D

We've been in this house for nearly 4 years and the neighbours just had the one which was very quiet, once a second one joined around Christmas time it's been a different matter!

Thanks Gruf Life :) These ones? http://clipperworld.com.au/cordless/trimmers/wahl-cordless-battery-operated-clippers/wahl-super-cordless-clipper-with-bonus-8-metal-guide-combs-p3156.html This is the density of coat they will need to get through, although shorter now :)

Thanks Airedaler :) I'm probably looking to spend around $150-200, so the Heiniger Saphir ones may be overkill for me, but thanks for pointing me in the direction of clipper world - looks like plenty of cordless ones there, so I'll have a browse and come back for advice :) eta - mind you, they are purple :laugh:

What a beautiful pair and such gorgeous coats! We have two living next door to us - they are very 'vocal' when we are in our garden :laugh:

I'm looking to buy some cordless clippers for keeping Poppy's coat trimmed (hairy hairless crestie), but I don't know where to start looking or what brands to select etc. I'm using a beard trimmer at the moment but find they just aren't powerful enough and the battery quickly dies. I guess I need some with a fairly small head as her face is tiny, so the beard trimmers seem a good size blade wise - hit me with your recommendations :) Cheers

Here you go :) I have some more birds I took a week ago that I need to edit, will add them once I get a chance! http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/250951-birds/

Bumping for Ozstar :) Rainbow Lorikeet in my garden.

I know HW, so cute! Poppy graduated puppy class yesterday, she's so proud :D I also trimmed her ears to help her floppy one, she hardly had any hair on them but immediately it is standing up! Rare group photo :) A few more random snaps..... Relaxed enough Daisy? :laugh:

I look forward to seeing your shots with it, I've heard good things about this lens :)

Lovely shots and gorgeous one of the little wren! There was a 'birds' thread on here somewhere, I'll dig it out for you if you want to add to it :)

ewwwwugh, but fascinating! Great shots of them too GrufLife :D

Poppy isn't keen on coconut oil in her food, but yesterday I was moisturising Louis's skin with some and she wouldn't stop licking it off him! Poor Louis isn't overly fond of his coconut massage sessions, he stands there with a resigned look on his face, so to have the little puppy licking his body all over as well took away the last shred of his dignity :laugh:

Belated Happy Gotcha Day Stan, you gorgeous goofball

Weekdays around 7am and 6:30pm - 8pm ish. Weekends 7:30am - 9:30am depending how long we sleep in, sometimes no breakfast if we are heading out for a walk over the next few hours (car sick dogs!), evenings 5pm - 9pm. Mine are pretty flexible :laugh: