Emma R.

answer · Old English Sheepdog

One tip is to invest in a quality grooming tool. Regular grooming helps maintain their coat and keeps shedding under control. I also recommend scheduling a professional grooming session every few months. This can really save you time and effort at home.

answer · Old English Sheepdog

Oh, definitely! My Sheepdog collects everything from leaves to twigs in that fluffy coat. It's like a little garden, and it takes ages to comb through it. Just when I think I've got it all, I find more later. Also, their coat is double layered, which makes it super great for insulation but also means more stuff gets trapped in it. Regular grooming is a lifesaver!

answer · Old English Sheepdog

Our Sheepdog once got a stuffed toy stuck in his fur. We had to spend hours grooming him to find it! It was hilarious seeing his confused look.

answer · Old English Sheepdog

I always go for a shorter trim in the summer for my Old English Sheepdog. It’s way easier to manage, and I feel like she enjoys the cooler feel. Plus, with all that fur, they can get pretty sweaty. I’ve noticed she gets more playful and active after a trim, probably because she’s not overheated!

answer · Old English Sheepdog

I highly recommend getting an Old English Sheepdog if you have the time and energy.

question · Old English Sheepdog

I brushed my Old English Sheepdog yesterday... today he somehow came home looking like he wrestled a bush 😂 Anyone else?

question · Old English Sheepdog

Do you let your Sheepdog sleep on the couch?

answer · Old English Sheepdog

Oh, I feel your pain! My Old English Sheepdog is like a walking vacuum for the park's nature. After every trip, it looks like I've brought half the grass home. I've noticed that their coat tends to trap a lot of those little bits, so regular grooming helps but doesn't fully eliminate the problem. Plus, they love rolling around in the grass and dirt! I've started carrying a brush with me for quick touch-ups before we leave.