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Competitive dog grooming turns poodles into dragons

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In the surreal subculture of creative animal grooming, overly passionate owners use non-toxic dyes and intense shearing techniques to make their pets look like everything from Ninja Turtles to fire-breathing dragons.

Competitive dog grooming turns poodles into dragons
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