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Reining Hats and Dogs
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Short Balding Guy
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Excellent pic of Bodie and the Open Road. Glad to see and read he is up and about.
This morning I skipped the usual morning dog soirée. The hot and humid weather of late has been punishing for both me and Tio (our Port.Water Dog). Having a curly coat means it needs trimming periodically. This morning I did more than trim. I nearly shaved (Oster dog trimmer #10 blade) Tio. A bath, pin brush, ears, nails were the prep for the trim on a grooming table outside. Outcome - my dog should be more heat weather comfortable and easier to clean after coming out of lake many times a day. Yesterday evening I had to bath the dog as he rolled in dead fish somewhere. Don't tell my wife that I just used soap (biodegradable) and bathed him standing in the lake. She would prefer the dog and I to be using the dog bath, grooming table, brushing while getting a blow dry.
My dog, as I type, is sitting in his chair de-stressing from the "grooming." The wool chair cover and Pendelton blanket are frequently a bit damp from him being in and out of water often each day this time of the year.
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Dogbone looks good, BB. Good to see Bodie looking well too.
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Do they make those shades in Stroh's?
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They make me think of the movie Lolita.
I’ll get her to check. She finds this junk. A pair of Falstaff would be cool.
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Thanks, HJ he’s much better and off the leash in two weeks.
No heart shaped glasses.
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Champagne of bottled beers.
RossRYoung
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+1. I still can’t get the DB crease just right
HJ does one of the best around, perhaps he’ll offer some insight. It took a good bit of steam and the use of my thumb and forefinger to widen the ends. Seems getting the middle to narrow and stay was the difficult part.
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Old Frothingslosh?
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Thanks for the compliment BB! Ross, I start all my Cattleman & center creases with a wooden rolling pin. My mom had two I kept, one is a smaller diameter (for pastry dough?). I also sometimes use a 2" dia dowl rod. If you don't have a rolling pin in your kitchen you can probably find one cheap at a garage sale. If you want me to go into more detail on the Dogbone let me know; I'll think it thru & type it out. I've done a few.
The Bulldogger center crease was done with the smaller dia rolling pin.
AbbaDatDeHat
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Perfections!!
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AbbaDatDeHat
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Good hat and of course shades Greg.
That looks like a Pebble Beach 7X lawn there. Does Tripod...err..Brodie get to go on it??
Looking good all.
B
Thanks, B. He’s especially fond of the front lawn. That’s usually his first stop of the morning.
RossRYoung
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Yours were the first I remember seeing too, and I appreciate the suggestions Jack and BB! I’ll give it another go with steam this weekend, it would be nice to mix up one of my cattleman’s a touch.
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First reference I ever found to the crease and the name Dogbone was from Resistol. It was an optional crease to an OR clone you could order. Unfortunately I didn't note the catalog or yr.
