Why is it OK to use one of those special drying coats to flatten an overly wavy coat and not OK to trim that coat. Both approaches are designed to hide the fact that the "natural" coat is not correct. I'm really not clear on where one draws the line on the definition of showing one's dog in it's "natural" state.
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