30 Hilarious Times Quarantined People Failed At Grooming Their Dog And Realized They Needed A Professional

What happens when dog owners try to cut their pets hair themselves? Well, lets find out with these funny dog haircuts. These cuts make you realize that pet grooming should only be done by professionals. Salons and barbershops are closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing people to do their own haircuts in the comfort of their homes. Of course, even pet salons are closed indefinitely. Now, this is when pet owners have to take the scissors matter into their own hands. Since the professionals are not operating during the lockdown, pet owners have no choice but to cut their pets hair themselves.

People who have tried doing their own haircuts were mostly disappointed by their own efforts. And that is also the same with their pets. Dogs, in particular, tend to grow their hair long quickly. Although it depends mostly on the breed of the dog, a haircut should be done about once a month. Without regular haircuts, long-haired dogs are most likely to carry around tons of matted coats which can feel gritty to the touch. This could bring discomfort to the dog and to the owner as well. And because pet salons are closed, owners are left with no other choice but to do it themselves.

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Apparently, these funny dog haircuts simply tell the whole story. These owners know the risk of giving their dogs haircuts even though they know nothing about hair styling. But they did it anyway. For them, a dog with a bad haircut is much better than a dog with gritty, unmanageable hair. But what do these poor dogs feel about their new haircuts? Some doggos are sympathetic enough to force a smile as to not hurt their owner’s feelings. But other dogs didn’t hesitate to express their disappointment at their owner’s work.

Pet Hair Styling: Quarantine Edition

doggy looks like chinchilla after grooming — HavoctheHav

We’ve compiled the funniest dog haircuts during the pandemic lockdown that might help make you feel better. Luckily for these unfortunate canines, their hair will be grow back to its former glory in no time. And hopefully when that time comes, the pandemic will be over and pet salons will be open for business.