I shaved down a badly matted, horribly flea infested chow a few days ago. The owner last year shaved it in a lion cut and they hated that so they asked for his head/ears/body/legs everything to be shaved with a 10 except for the tail which was to be cut short.
I wasn't actually present when the owners picked up the dog but whoever released him said "fluffy isn't so fluffy anymore" and the owners took the dog home. The next morning they call up and insist that the dog they brought home isn't their dog. There is no doubt that it is but looks so different than when they brought him first in.
They kept insisting and insisting and almost brought the dog back in until we mentioned that we had taken pictures of the dog (thank goodness I did!).
Now I wonder what can you do when you know the owners got the right dog but they insist that it isn't their dog? Luckly pictures were enough this time but I don't always happen to take pics of every dog so far. We were thinking this was some kind of attempt at a scam to try to get money from the workplace.
What would you guys do?
I wasn't actually present when the owners picked up the dog but whoever released him said "fluffy isn't so fluffy anymore" and the owners took the dog home. The next morning they call up and insist that the dog they brought home isn't their dog. There is no doubt that it is but looks so different than when they brought him first in.
They kept insisting and insisting and almost brought the dog back in until we mentioned that we had taken pictures of the dog (thank goodness I did!).
Now I wonder what can you do when you know the owners got the right dog but they insist that it isn't their dog? Luckly pictures were enough this time but I don't always happen to take pics of every dog so far. We were thinking this was some kind of attempt at a scam to try to get money from the workplace.
What would you guys do?
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