[Gpdd] [Grooming]<Dot's Bangs Are GONE!>

[Penny Charlesworth]

Don't worry about Dot's new hairstyle. I regularly trim the "tail" end of my 
long-haired piggies' coats to stop them from getting messy and it regrows 
quite quickly.

Dot should soon look her usual beautiful self if you can catch the 
perpetrator before she has another try at styling.

Penny and the Piggyfriends.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Liz Kennedy" <liz_kennedy at hotmail.com>
To: <gpdd at gpdd.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2007 10:43 PM
Subject: [Gpdd] [Grooming]<Dot's Bangs Are GONE!>


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> Hi Everyone,
> I've been reading a lot about this on the digest and on other GP sites, 
> but
> it hadn't happened to me yet until today.  I checked in on the pigs this
> morning, and at first glance all looked normal, but after looking at Dot 
> for
> a long time, I realized someone ate her bangs!!  :)  She's a long haired
> textured piggy, and always had this cute grey poof of hair that stuck up
> right above her eyes.  It stuck about about 2 inches, and always cracked 
> me
> up.  Well, it's gone!
> I'm kind of sad.  Obviously what my piggies looks like has nothing to do
> with the feelings I have for them, but I miss the poof!  Haha!
> I've read on other posts that this has to do with boredom, but I just 
> can't
> imagine this is the case with the girls.  They get at least 2 hours of
> out/play with mommy/play with Howie the basset hound time a day, and live 
> in
> a 2x7 C&C with different toys alternated every day.
> Well, here's my question:  will this grow back?  Is their hair like human
> hair, where if you cut it it will grow back?
> I'm going to go play detective and try and see if I can catch the barber 
> in
> the act!
> Thanks,
> Liz slave to Baisil, Myrtle, Phoebe and the newly remodeled Dot
>
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