Thursday, November 15, 2012

The Many Hairstyle of Poodles

Upon mention of Poodles, one usually associate it with beauty and a picture of a hairy and beautiful dog with dignified gait appears in their minds. The Poodle breed is one of the oldest and perhaps one of the most beautiful breed of dogs. They have been in existence for several hundred years, used as retrievers or gun dogs. While they do well on land, Poodles encountered difficulties in the water because of their extremely dense and curly coat.
Huntsmen knew that they have to do something with the coat to make Poodles do well both in land and water. The idea of shaving came to mind and from then on, Poodles are distinguished from the other breeds because of their varying hairstyles. To prevent drowning and allow greater freedom of movement in the water, the huntsmen shaved the rear hindquarters but pompom-like hair on the hip joints and ankle joints to keep those joints warm and protected from cold.










Hair Extension: Dutch Braid

A Dutch braid, at times known as an inverted French braid or just an inverted braid, is a well-liked braided hairstyle. Parallel to a French braid, the Dutch braid consists of three groups of hair braided together to produce a single intertwined part. The fundamental method can be used to make a number of dissimilar, a lot exotic looking, hairstyles that can fit any situation and occasion. A Dutch braid can be used on any hair that is brawny enough, broad enough, and extended enough to support a French braid, and can be done on its own or as part of a more complex hairstyle.