There is no reason you can't. Most good breeders will send a purebred puppy home already in it's traditional breed clip. Breeders start getting their pups used to clipping at only a few weeks old. the younger you start, the more comfortable the puppy will be with grooming and handling.
If you do not have a purebred puppy and instead have a designer mutt or mix of unknown origin, the only thing waiting 6 months will do is show you what the full grown coat might look like. But even there you are only looking at puppy coat, not adult coat. The adult coat is generally very different in texture. Also, unless you are really good at brushing and combing, 6 months of coat growth usually makes for a very matted dog.
Can you clip a dog's ears at 6 months? Why would you want to clip your dog's ears??
Most people say don't clip them but they regrow between 4-5 months, you should clip only the main flight feathers only on one wing. repeat 1 wing.
Yes and it is called a C-clip. Not being SMART, But you should have someone that has removed them before / Do it for you.
No you should not clip your pet's whiskers.
You need to clip their feathers at least every two months. You clip only a bit of their feathers and DON'T GO INTO THE BONE OR ELSE...
Clip in!
It must be done when they are a puppy, or so I'm told. But.... Unless you're showing your dog, their is no reason why you should clip your dog's ears. It is a painful process that can lead to complications later in life. Snip off chunks of your ears before trying on your dog... like it?
Horses are generally clipped when they are in hard work during the winter and really sweating, though it's not necessary. Clipping is rarely NECESSARY, though many owners of horses with cushings disease will clip their horses for their comfort in the summer months.
Yes, if you clip their wings they will be able to fly again eventually. It takes about six months for them to grow back, but they will.
i dunno the film comes out June 30th 2010 so there should be clips of it in April or sometime before :)
Usually a day or two before.
No