The All Breed Dog Grooming Guide
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Step-by-step illustrated instructions for bathing, trimming, scissoring and grooming more that 136 breeds. The Spiral binding allows it to lie flat on the table. A must have for every dog owner or groomer-wannabe.
Rating: 5 / 5
Anonymous
3 Apr 10 at 11:38 am
This book is supposedly a reference for professional dog groomers. As one, I find it disappointing. The illustration quality is variable, and on one particular clip (the miniature schnauzer, I believe) there is a serious error in the clipping guidelines. Not enough angles of the dog pictures are shown for you to be able to discern the clipping pattern. Also, most dog groomers use modified forms of the show cuts on their customers’ dogs. This book fails to describe or even mention these alternative clipping styles, which I think are not only invaluable to dog groomers but to laypersons as well who choose to groom at home.
Rating: 3 / 5
Katherine L Bryant
3 Apr 10 at 2:11 pm
I am mainly interested in learning to groom and particularly interested in learning about clippers. This 416 page book has only 30 pages of general grooming information and it is superficial. It has less than 3 pages on clippers which was also superficial. If you already know how to groom and want information on specific breeds this book might be useful. For me it is totally useless.
Rating: 1 / 5
Anonymous
3 Apr 10 at 4:08 pm
this book has every breed that you’d ever come across at work. BUT… We don’t like the short grooming discriptions and especially the pictures/illustrations. Don’t get me wrong, Lynn Miller is a great artist. Our fellow employees have agreed that we’d much rather see a photogragh or better yet, a before and after photo of some more difficult breeds.
Rating: 3 / 5
Mink M. Mandir
3 Apr 10 at 5:25 pm
This is an ok book for new people, but it has several safty issues, and doesn’t have the show cuts for many dogs, poodles. It also has the wrong cuts from some of the dogs. There are better books out there.
Rating: 1 / 5
R. B. Colvin
3 Apr 10 at 7:01 pm