That Crazy Square Haircut For Dogs Is Available In America, Too

June 04, 2015
Los Angeles

In certain tools of Asia, there are dogs whose faces are snipped into ideal squares

It’s a hairdo — which, so distant as we can tell, dates behind to during slightest 2012 really captured Americans’ attention characterized as delightfully odd

Well theory what, lovers of a uncanny and cute; your dog can get into this kind of figure though a passport. Yes, geometrically prone canines are stateside, too.

Just found this, anyone peaceful to let me experiment, apparently block dog haircuts are renouned in Taiwan 😀

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For example, this dog here belongs to Suzanne Grande, owners of the Poodle Penthouse

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Photo: Suzanne Grande/Poodle Penthouse

Grande, who specializes in Asian-style grooming, tells The Huffington Post that she hasn’t nonetheless been asked by any of her business to trim their pooches thusly, though “I’d be happy to do one” — generally on a considerably feathery pup, like a bichon frise.

Indeed, it isn’t nonetheless common

A standard response: “Not during all,” says Amanda Segal, who answered a phone during Happy Paws Unleashed

Segal says that a “weirdest bathing request” Happy Paws routinely gets is for a dog’s nails to be embellished — and even then, it’s customarily pinkish or red.

“We’re not too crazy here in Maine,” she explains.

Olga Zabelinskaya is used to quirkier requests. In fact she travels a universe looking for new styles to move home to her salon in New Jersey

Like this dog named Pawpawrizza, whose cloak has been painted splendid pinkish — nontoxic, she promises — and who has been merged with gloriously prolonged relating fake eyelashes, that Zabelinskaya assures are also ideally safe.

But even with Zabelinskaya’s fashionable sensibilities — she is publisher of a repository called Modern Styles Around a World

Namely, that they are “not practical,” Zabelinskaya says. These ‘dos are mostly a don’t since they need a lot of gels and other products to stay in place — though all that upkeep, “in a integrate of days, they’re going to demeanour like a mess.”

The some-more resigned — and easier to say — turn cut, that Zabelinskaya says is unequivocally renouned in Japan (unlike a square, that is singular even there), hasn’t unequivocally migrated to these shores, either.

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Photo: Olga Zabelinskaya/Elite Pet Spa Boutique

“American business are some-more conservative,” she observes, adding that maybe U.S. dog owners will comfortable to these turn heads in a few years — once Japanese consumers have changed on to a subsequent trend.

Like maybe this one?

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We truly wish so! Riza Wisnom, a Maryland-based pet stylist who teaches and writes about Asian-style dog grooming

“A dog can't be ashamed of his character nor unapproachable of it, either,” she says. “What they like is a courtesy we showering on them during a cut and/or tone process. But that’s zero compared to a courtesy they get when trotting out in open with an extraordinary new ‘do.”

The Art of a Groom — Pet Styling by Riza Wisnom

Poodle Penthouse

Elite Pet Spa Boutique

The Art of a Groom — Pet Styling by Riza Wisnom

Poodle Penthouse

Elite Pet Spa Boutique

The Art of a Groom — Pet Styling by Riza Wisnom

Poodle Penthouse

Elite Pet Spa Boutique

Poodle Penthouse

Elite Pet Spa Boutique

The Art of a Groom — Pet Styling by Riza Wisnom

Poodle Penthouse

If we know a dog who has extraordinary style, greatfully get in hold during arin.greenwood@huffingtonpost.com. Feel giveaway to strech out with your other animal stories, too!

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