William Bates

Brilliantly portrayed characters with a richness of emotions and experiences that add to their Everyman (or Woman) personae. It has the potential to resonate with a broad swath of audience from teens to grumpy old men. My wife and I have visited New Zealand and it is wonderful to see the great coastline and inland scenery. By the way, young Arlo is GREAT; a tender-hearted soul with the capacity for love, humor, and drama found in the teen years. We are enjoying every episode on UP Tv.

This show somehow reminds me of Planet of the Apes, except with dogs. Their beautiful and natural coats are “sculpted” in geometric designs and patterns which are solely for display in the competition. The groomers obviously love the animals but the $100,000.00 Grand Prize is a very tempting reward for out-bizarring” the competition. Just my opinion; Pooch Perfect creeps me out. P.S. I have watched the show twice now....it hasn’t gotten better.

We love the show…the sisters are very talented and great business people. Their only GLARING FAULT is their careless grammar and phrases, e.g. saying “you guyses” when ending the sentence with “you” is correct. It is very noticeable and frequent during each episode. Will someone please clue them in?

I enjoy watching renovation shows but Good Bones is in another class entirely. Mina would do just fine without Karen’s absolutely AWFUL design sense. The interiors are usually spacious, or unusually small, but in either case, Karen consistently fills them up with bizarre arts and craft stuff (see the decoupage tissue paper flooring as a prime example). She is clearly an I/Me person who seeks aggrandizement but looks pitiful and needy with her approach to design and criticism. No wonder most of the houses do not sell to the interested parties who sought them out. To see the exact opposite personality, watch Home Town, whose stars are extremely talented builders and designers in every way.