Doggie Fashion

Becky and Hazel.

Hazel is a mama's girl.

Hazel knows tricks.

Hazel is enjoying the view sitting on the grooming table.

This is the porch where the Angora people groom. Hazel is joining the Angora crowd.

Am I adorable, Hazel says.

I am a natural born fashion model, Hazel says.

Betty says,

"Becky was the registrar of the Myrtle Point shows. She said to me, Dawn said you have Angora sweater for dogs, may I see some?

I had two little doggie sweaters, so I showed them to Becky. Too small and too short, Becky said. I can knit one for you right now, how big is the dog? It's a 5-pound Yorkie Terrier, Becky said.

Becky picked out the yarn and color combination; I started knitting. When it got close to lunchtime, I had it done. Little darling Yorkie Terrier showed up and tried it on; too short again. I can add on by crocheting the edges, I said.

Little princess Hazel tried it on two more times and more crocheting, now the custom-made Angora doggie sweater is perfect for the little darling Yorkie Terrier. Isn't she adorable?"

Becky says,

"I tell everyone that I don't own an angora sweater but my dog does. People laugh until I show it to them. Then they love it."

Dogs in Rabbit Shows

 

 

 

Mochi is a frequent attendee in rabbit shows.
 

This is a 10-week-old Malamute.
 



Having a dog in the apron pocket is a fashion statement.




Same dog, same apron, same doggie mama, different show and different place to stuff the dog.