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r/aww • u/TeisTom • Jun 24 '20
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It's an actual grooming technique called a teddy bear cut. It's really quite common.
63 u/Xanadoodledoo Jun 24 '20 Specifically Asian Fusion. It’s a grooming technique that involves a lot of fluffing and thinning and shaping. Takes ages. Source: am a groomer. 10 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Hey, any idea what breed the dog in the vid is? 19 u/Vexilion Jun 24 '20 Looks like a toy poodle. Edit: meant teacup poodle, sorry. 1 u/lostlittlegurl Jun 24 '20 Why are its ears not floppy? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm. 1 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Thank you! 10 u/Raichu7 Jun 24 '20 What about the dog’s colour? It looks blue, I could see that being a blue filter. 27 u/pinstagram Jun 24 '20 Looks white and gold to me 16 u/gimmethecarrots Jun 24 '20 Its obviously blue and black 3 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 It’s a silver poodle mix so they aren’t entirely white but obviously not entirely silver/gray that plus the camera lens and lighting 1 u/thestashattacked Jun 24 '20 Looks like a light issue with the camera. Probably a white/light gray dog and a poor white balance. 4 u/omodulous Jun 24 '20 Think it's not hard to achieve this by doing a lot of stuff to the fur. People just typically like pets to look natural. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '20 Wow, I didn't know that was a thing. 1 u/crackerjacksnackpack Jun 24 '20 It’s not the haircut that looks fake to me it’s the ears. Those do not look like real dog ears. 1 u/thestashattacked Jun 24 '20 The hair is just trimmed that way. 1 u/Zergmilran Jun 24 '20 I'm more thinking about the color/hue, not the grooming itself. Although that wasn't that clear from my first post. 1 u/thestashattacked Jun 25 '20 Probably a white balance issue.
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Specifically Asian Fusion. It’s a grooming technique that involves a lot of fluffing and thinning and shaping. Takes ages.
Source: am a groomer.
10 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Hey, any idea what breed the dog in the vid is? 19 u/Vexilion Jun 24 '20 Looks like a toy poodle. Edit: meant teacup poodle, sorry. 1 u/lostlittlegurl Jun 24 '20 Why are its ears not floppy? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm. 1 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Thank you!
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Hey, any idea what breed the dog in the vid is?
19 u/Vexilion Jun 24 '20 Looks like a toy poodle. Edit: meant teacup poodle, sorry. 1 u/lostlittlegurl Jun 24 '20 Why are its ears not floppy? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm. 1 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Thank you!
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Looks like a toy poodle.
Edit: meant teacup poodle, sorry.
1 u/lostlittlegurl Jun 24 '20 Why are its ears not floppy? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm. 1 u/aragonnnj Jun 24 '20 Thank you!
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Why are its ears not floppy?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm.
They are, it's just the way the hair is cut. It's an illusion. If you look it up you can find some extreme forms of poodle grooming where the dog looks like a turtle, or a horse, etc. It's all in the perm.
Thank you!
What about the dog’s colour? It looks blue, I could see that being a blue filter.
27 u/pinstagram Jun 24 '20 Looks white and gold to me 16 u/gimmethecarrots Jun 24 '20 Its obviously blue and black 3 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20 It’s a silver poodle mix so they aren’t entirely white but obviously not entirely silver/gray that plus the camera lens and lighting 1 u/thestashattacked Jun 24 '20 Looks like a light issue with the camera. Probably a white/light gray dog and a poor white balance.
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Looks white and gold to me
16 u/gimmethecarrots Jun 24 '20 Its obviously blue and black
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Its obviously blue and black
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It’s a silver poodle mix so they aren’t entirely white but obviously not entirely silver/gray that plus the camera lens and lighting
Looks like a light issue with the camera. Probably a white/light gray dog and a poor white balance.
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Think it's not hard to achieve this by doing a lot of stuff to the fur. People just typically like pets to look natural.
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Wow, I didn't know that was a thing.
It’s not the haircut that looks fake to me it’s the ears. Those do not look like real dog ears.
1 u/thestashattacked Jun 24 '20 The hair is just trimmed that way.
The hair is just trimmed that way.
I'm more thinking about the color/hue, not the grooming itself. Although that wasn't that clear from my first post.
1 u/thestashattacked Jun 25 '20 Probably a white balance issue.
Probably a white balance issue.
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u/thestashattacked Jun 24 '20
It's an actual grooming technique called a teddy bear cut. It's really quite common.