CreativeStyling.
Angela Kumpe A white poodle is dyed yellow, blue and green, and made to resemble a peacock (photo left). A chow chow's fur is trimmed and carved to look like a lion with a zebra's head emerging from its hind leg (photo below). Have you stumbled upon an alternate universe? Well, kind of. Welcome to the the world of "creative grooming" competitions, in which professional dog groomers transform mundane-looking canines into fantastical creatures. It's an art form that has its detractors, but with the New York Times interested, and a reality television show in the works, creative dog grooming appears to be gaining in popularity. We know it strikes a chord with Paw Nation readers because after ...