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About Kim Wingate
Expertise I can answer general questions about Poodles. My specific area of expertise is Standard Poodles, but I will answer all questions about Poodles and dog related questions if I can. If I can't answer your question, I will be able to find information or someone who can.
Experience I am a Dog Groomer and Dog Trainer, who has raised Standard Poodles for over 20 years. I can answer Housebreaking questions, Obedience questions, Grooming questions, Breeding questions, and General Dog questions.
Organizations I am a member of the AKC.
Education/Credentials I have worked at several Pet stores in my area, worked for a year as a Vet Tech, was an apprentice for a Dog Trainer, and have also worked at a Grooming/Showing kennel for several months. I have also raised, shown, trained, and groomed my own Standard Poodles for over 20 years.
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Expert: Kim Wingate - 11/2/2009
Question my dogs hair was black..then one day after he was groomed (shaved really low)his hair grew back gray in many spots,what happened?
Answer Hello Vanessa,
You didn't say how old your dog is, but I assume that he might be a Silver or Blue color rather than a Black. When a Silver or Blue Poodle is born, they are solid black, but as they age they start to turn their true color. If your dog is a Blue or Silver, when they get shaved, their hair will start to grow in in a lighter color. If you would like to send me a Before/After picture of your dog, I will have a better idea of what you are talking about. Sometimes skin damage or scars can cause your dogs hair to grow in a different color, as can some medications, but it sounds to me like your dog may just be a different color than black and is starting to change his color.
You can send the pictures to me at: MsTopkdog@yahoo.com Put Poodle Pictures in the subject please.
I look forward to Bears pictures.
Thanks for using AllExperts.com and if you have other questions for me, please feel free to ask.
Kim
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