[nemo_astro]

Hello all-

I'm new to the forum, and to posting in general, but I have a question for you all.

I have a two year old chocolate Havanese - my first - and he's a WONDERFUL boy. I was wondering what anyone knows about leaving a "fall" of hair over the eyes to protect them from the sun. I know Havanese are prone to cataracts, and wonder if the groomer should be leaving these untrimmed. I keep asking her to do this, and when I pick him up, there are his huge (cute) eyes blinking up at me.

Should the eyebrows be left to fall over the eyes, and if so, how do you know how much to leave so that they can still see?

Any guidance would be much appreciated, and thanks!

 

[nemo_astro]

Thanks so much everyone! I've started trimming (or not trimming) my little guy's eyebrows myself. He's a very good boy and stands still anyway, so why not? I have some blunt nose scissors, and so far so good, and investing in some thinning scissors sounds like a good idea.

This was my first post, and you all made me feel so welcome-thanks!