Grooming your dog can be easy, stress free (for you and your dog) and "not cost the earth"when you know how!
It goes without saying that there is not much that compares to sharing your life with a four-legged bundle of joy. Considering the amount of unconditional love and affection that a puppy or adult dog can give, it is little wonder they are called man’s (or a woman’s) best friend. Read more…
It goes without saying that there is not much that compares to sharing your life with a four-legged bundle of joy.Grab A Copy Click here
Considering the amount of unconditional love and affection that a puppy or adult dog can give, it is little wonder they are called man’s (or a woman’s) best friend.
Believe it or not, even in this day and age, there are many dog owners asking this very question.
They don’t believe that taking the time to groom their dog properly on a regular basis is absolutely necessary, despite all of the evidence to the contrary.
After all, your dog cannot stay clean on his or her own. In fact, although they are capable of cleaning themselves to a certain degree, they need more help than many owners often believe.
Many dog owners are unaware that grooming enhances their dog’s overall health and it encourages the health of their dog skin as well as the coat.
Proper and regular dog grooming helps ensure that your dog is mentally and physically in top condition as a result of the attention. Furthermore, it can improve the circulation, boost muscle mass and reduce the possibility of infection.Grab A Copy Click here
Importantly it can make your dog more comfortable and less irritable and they deserve some comfort don’t they?
Also finally, and probably most importantly, it enhances the bond between you and your dog.
My name is Sharda Baker and I, like you, am also a dog lover. Most of my life I have been involved with dogs.
I have published several dog books and am happy to introduce this new book for you.
No I am not a professional dog groomer but a dedicated dog owner just like you.
I produce several regular online dog newsletters and manage a dog forum. I get to meet a lot of dog owners virtually every day so get to hear all about the issues they deal with.
Dog grooming and managing skin conditions is one of the BIG ISSUES many dog owners deal with.
After receiving and answering hundreds of emails about dog grooming we decided to get some help from the experts and get a dog grooming resource published that would be helpful to any dog owner or dog groomer.
There are many tools you can use to groom a poodle or groom any dog. Learn about poodle dog grooming tools with tips from a dog groomer in this free pet care video. Expert: Marie Jackson Contact: www.bubblesandbowsmobilegrooming.com Bio: Marie Jackson has owned and operated Bubbles and Bows Mobile Pet Spa, in Pinellas County Florida for 4 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Video Rating: 4 / 5
There is not much that compares to sharing your life with a four-legged bundle of joy is there? Considering the amount of unconditional love and affection that a puppy or even an adult dog can give, it is little wonder they are called man’s (or a woman’s) best friend.
Hands down it’s the first and usually the biggest problem most dog owners will encounter. Let me share a little something with you. Read more…
Care: Machine-wash cold. Tumble dry on a low setting.
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Making a choice for a dog groomer is something that needs some careful thinking. I have had first hand experience working with groomers that were both good and bad. Groomers take on a lot of responsibility and many times the dogs are not exactly cooperative. If the dogs move around a lot then they can get cut pretty bad so it is important that the groomer is able to keep the dog still.
When a dog is irritated and doesn’t want to be cut and clipped they tend to move a lot. Ask the groomer how they handle a dog that keeps moving on them. Some groomers may have an assistant that will help hold a dog which is probably the best technique. However, I have seen groomers actually hit the dog to get them to do what they want. A good groomer will advise the owner that the dog needs to start going to the groomers at a young age. If they begin going to the groomers as an adult then they may have a harder time being cooperative.
A groomer tends to have the dogs bathed and dried before cutting their hair. They should have a staff that bathes and dries instead of the groomer doing it all themselves. The groomer will get too stressed if they have to do all of the work themselves. Always check and make sure that they are well staffed. Also check to see where they keep the dogs while they dry. The cages they have them in needs to be clean.
Check with friends and neighbors to see which groomers they use or recommend. You want to be sure that the groomer you select has a good amount of customers that are very pleased with their work. Some other things you want to be certain about is how good they are in cutting the dogs hair. You also want to make sure the groomer knows how to cut various styles for specific breeds.
Selecting a good dog groomer is important for your dog. You don’t want your pet to be all cut up and upset when you pick them up. You want only the best for your dog and when choosing a groomer that knows how to handle dogs, knows how to cut in various styles, and has a high ratio of returning customers then you and your dog will be able to rest easy. Remember if your dog is happy then everyone is happy.
June 26, 2011 
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