Dee Sandin
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I’m all for creativity and stuff but the jury is still out on this one. with food colouring and coloured chalk,Cindy the poodle is transformed into a camel, a chicken, a peacock by her owner Sandra Hartness, an expert dog groomer. The dog actually sits still for the two hours it takes to turn her into a artful endeavor. I mean the camel is really adorable but the other designs are too freaky for me! Check out the gallery and decide for yourself.Barking mad, I say.  Sandra, owner of pet-grooming salon Sandy Paws, started competitive creative-grooming eight years ago.
The 37-year-old said: 'I found out about creative grooming competitions through an article in a trade magazine called Groomer and Groomer.
'I spotted the amazing designs and immediately thought 'gosh!' I can do that and I know I can do it better.
I started to think of pattern ideas and looked for inspiration all around me - from the television, books and even in my back garden.
'The competitions are a really big deal - you've got to do the styling in front of hundreds of people.
'The first couple of times I felt so sick and almost had to back out because of nerves.
'But I convinced myself it was just a bit of fun and it's been fine ever since.'
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