After brushing Olly, I like to make him little toupees

After brushing Olly, I like to make him little toupees

After brushing Olly, I like to make him little toupees out of his own fur. It may sound silly, but it's actually a fun and creative way to repurpose the excess hair that comes off of him during grooming. Plus, it's a great way to show off his unique personality and style.

Olly is a fluffy golden retriever with a thick coat of fur that requires regular brushing to keep it looking neat and tidy. As I run the brush through his fur, I can't help but marvel at the sheer amount of hair that comes off of him. It's like he's shedding his own little fur coat right before my eyes.

Instead of simply discarding the excess hair, I like to gather it up and shape it into tiny toupees. I use a small comb to tease the fur into place, creating little pompadours, mullets, and even mohawks. Olly doesn't seem to mind the extra attention, and he looks quite dapper with his new hairdos.

Making toupees out of Olly's fur is not only a fun way to pass the time, but it also serves a practical purpose. By using his own fur to create these mini hairstyles, I am reducing waste and finding a creative way to reuse a natural resource. It's a small but meaningful way to contribute to sustainability and environmental consciousness.