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Reuters Reuters 12 February, 2021, 8:30 am VIENNA (Reuters) – Austrian hairdressers came out of lockdown this week grappling with coronavirus testing and capacity restrictions – the city’s pampered dogs, however, have long had no trouble getting a trim. Dog salons were allowed to stay open throughout the last two of Austria’s three lockdowns, and there is no requirement for owners to show a negative coronavirus test result as they would at the hairdresser. “Since the previous lockdown my wife has just cut my hair occasionally with clippers,” said Roland Vitecek with his 10-year-old Yorkshire Terrier Lili at the Zirkusgasse Dog Salon. “It is a bigger priority for the dog to get groomed,” he conceded while booking Lili an appointment for a wash, brush, trim and blow dry. ....
Getting a trim is a lot easier for dogs than their owners in Vienna SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 11, 2021, 08:54 AM IST Share Reuters Related VIENNA: Austrian hairdressers came out of lockdown this week grappling with coronavirus testing and capacity restrictions - the city s pampered dogs, however, have long had no trouble getting a trim. Dog salons were allowed to stay open throughout the last two of Austria s three lockdowns, and there is no requirement for owners to show a negative coronavirus test result as they would at the hairdresser. Since the previous lockdown my wife has just cut my hair occasionally with clippers, said Roland Vitecek with his 10-year-old Yorkshire Terrier Lili at the Zirkusgasse Dog Salon. ....
Wednesday, 10 Feb 2021 11:03 PM MYT Maltipoo dog Melody receives a trim by a dog groomer after third national lockdown was loosened during the Covid-19 pandemic in Vienna February 9, 2021. Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. VIENNA, Feb 10 Austrian hairdressers came out of lockdown this week grappling with coronavirus testing and capacity restrictions the city’s pampered dogs, however, have long had no trouble getting a trim. Dog salons were allowed to stay open throughout the last two of Austria’s three lockdowns, and there is no requirement for owners to show a negative coronavirus test result as they would at the hairdresser. ....