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Wow! First week with Angora”s and I’m already starting to understand why Angora owners say they are HARD work
It’s funny how every time I go into their cage I say to myself “This time I am NOT getting hair on myself” but still if it’s from 1 minute to 1 hour, every time I walk out I look like an Angora myself because of how much hair is on me.
You also never ever know what kind of grooming it’s going to be like today. They could be shedding like CRAZY! Or just need a brushing through.
They had so many knots their first day here that it took me about an hour to get them all out. Iv’e also learned that you’re going to need some treats on hand for grooming time.
But even though they can be a hassle, they are such sweet, calm beautiful fluffy little monsters
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