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Hi Bailey,
I have a Pyrenees and I love everything about him except for his slobber. I have heard that slobbering dogs could have their jowls tightened to eliminate slobber. My dog is 3 years old and is not a show dog. I do not want to change my dog; it is mostly for the others in the house. I really could care less about a little slobber.
Any ideas? I appreciate any info that you could give.
Sincerely,
J.C. Andry
Dear J.C.,
Tightening your dog's jowls to eliminate slobber? Yikes!
This is simple. Keep your dog the way he is. Get rid of all the humans who have a problem with his drooling.
<bark!>
Bailey
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