20 dogs that changed beyond recognition after a haircut (22 photos)
A trip to the hairdresser can do incredible wonders not only for a person, but also for his pet. A professional animal stylist (groomer) can turn any pet into a catwalk star in a couple of hours of work. 
To do this, he uses not only various brushes, combs and scissors. During a visit to the grooming salon, the animal goes through a series of processes that include trimming, nail care, showering and grooming.
It is not at all surprising that after such transformations, many owners are simply unable to recognize their pets. Their fur shines and shimmers in the sun, and a new haircut in some cases even changes the expression of a well-known face (for the better, of course). We invite you to look at photos of dogs that have already been groomed at the hairdresser and are now pleasing to the eye not only of the owners, but also of everyone around them.
From fluffy to slim 
The first grooming salons appeared in France during the reign of Louis XVI. Previously, only aristocrats could afford expensive dog grooming services. The first groomers were ordinary court hairdressers, who had to slightly retrain and change their profile.
He was serious, he remains serious 
My sweet Chichu is 15 years old. After the haircut everyone thinks she's a puppy 
This babe seems to love her new hairstyle 
The work of groomers is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. Dogs are extremely unpredictable clients who can show their character and, if desired, give the hairdresser real “fun”. Therefore, a groomer needs to be not only a good stylist, but also, in some way, a zoopsychologist. After all, every furry client needs an individual approach.
First haircut. Everything went well 
What a charming bob 
Now everything is clearly visible! 
Nice fashionista 
He looked like a teddy bear 
A couple of strokes with scissors, and the Pomeranian looks like new 
Of course, the coat of short-haired dogs is much easier to care for. However, some owners may be mistaken that they do not need a haircut. All dogs require grooming!
Is this really the same puppy? 
Now this is not a dog, but a real aristocrat 
It's 32°C outside, so my dog urgently needs a haircut 
Our 9 year old Goldendoodle visited the groomer for the first time since quarantine. Our other dog barked at her when she came home. 
Wonderful bow. Groomer knows his stuff 
Before and after haircut 
Nice bun 
Perfect styling 
We remove the curls, and the dog changes beyond recognition 
New haircut - same smile 
Bonus: The very moment when the groomer did not follow the advice of the owner and turned the Samoyed into a lion 
