Before And After

If you’ve been following us for a while here at Nature For Kids  you’re getting to know our schnauzer dog, Kaiser, pretty well. He’s a big part of the fam.



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He had to undergo a “What Not To Wear Challenge” . We went hiking and he came home wearing a matted mess of fur. He had cockleburs in his lip, on his legs and under his belly. We had to take him in for a day at the doggy spa.

So here is our lovely before:

And after:

 Now he’s a naked little man. Poor guy. At least it’s warming up outside. Until then maybe we should consider getting him a sweater.

We like schnauzers…he is a  great indoor/outdoor dog, doesn’t take up much room in the car during outings and he’s great with our kids.

What kind of dog do you have? Does it accompany you on all your outings?

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6 thoughts on “Before And After

  1. Kaiser is a cool dog! our ol’ Odie dog USED TO TAKE US on adventures all the time but he has really slowed down now!.

  2. we have a 5 yrs old beagle, jack russel cross, he goes everywhere with us. My two years old and five years old go crazy when he isn’t around. We adopted him in February of this year. The kids find a way of doing something that is a treat for the Zekey (our dog) at least once a day, either the dog park for several hours or a long afternoon hike with a dog swimming area.

  3. Andy I’m jealous of your dog park and dog swimming area! We are still trying to find dog friendly spots in the new area we live in. Before getting our dog we thought about a jack russel..glad to hear he meshed with your family so easily! They seem like cool dogs

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