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Old 08-01-2008, 05:20 AM   #1
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Default OMG is anyone watching The Today show right now??

They are doing a segment on cage dryers. Have you heard of these? they sound so scary the dog in the segment died from one . I had never heard of this before but apparently its been around for awhile.
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What exactly is a cage dryer?
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its a lil box with a plastic door (kinda resembles a microwave). on the side you can set the temperature and the time. And air corresponding with the set temperature blows onto the cage and dries the dog for the alloted amount of time. The dog in the segment had been set to 100 degrees for 30 minutes. The groomers were screaming when the dog owners walked in to pick him up
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holy cow that is so scary! I really think I'm going to learn how to groom my dogs because all therse horror stories are just freaking me out!
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holy cow that is so scary! I really think I'm going to learn how to groom my dogs because all therse horror stories are just freaking me out!
Most Definitely. I made this decision last time my Bindi was groomed. There's just too much left to chance and I dont have a trusted groomer (nor do any of my acquaintances). My Shih Tzu would go in and come back home with a cut here or there :-( Poor baby.
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OMG!! That sounds so awful! Talk about tramatizing the little ones!! I've brought Maggie to the groomers once and they were very nice but I don't think I'll go back - she's been skittish around people since then but I'm not pointing fingers - I have no idea if anything happened, I'm just not going back.

How do you go about learning to groom yourself? I can't keep her still long enough and I wonder if there are any tricks to make it easier? I'd love to learn!
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Yes, I saw it.

And have heard of it before. None of the groomers around here use those.
I have also seen pics of dogs burned badly by those.
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its a lil box with a plastic door (kinda resembles a microwave). on the side you can set the temperature and the time. And air corresponding with the set temperature blows onto the cage and dries the dog for the alloted amount of time. The dog in the segment had been set to 100 degrees for 30 minutes. The groomers were screaming when the dog owners walked in to pick him up
A young couple in Mississippi bought a puppy from me and the first time they took him in to be groomed(6 Months) he died in a cage dryer. The groomer worked for a vet clinic. It was heart breaking and completely preventable. Always ask how your dog will be dried, use a high volume stand dryer, or hand held only. Dogs who experience separation anxiety are especially susceptible to stress and death in a cage dryer.
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OMG that is so scary and those poor dogs that died in those cage dryers. Breaks my heart. I love my groomer....I'm gonna check to be sure she doesn't use that kind of dryer. I want to learn how to do it myself too but I just don't know if I have the skills to make them look good. I have a feeling they would look very silly when I got through with them.
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A young couple in Mississippi bought a puppy from me and the first time they took him in to be groomed(6 Months) he died in a cage dryer. The groomer worked for a vet clinic. It was heart breaking and completely preventable. Always ask how your dog will be dried, use a high volume stand dryer, or hand held only. Dogs who experience separation anxiety are especially susceptible to stress and death in a cage dryer.
oh no thats so sad. poor poor lil one. and they dont have a voice to say anything either
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OMG!! That sounds so awful! Talk about tramatizing the little ones!! I've brought Maggie to the groomers once and they were very nice but I don't think I'll go back - she's been skittish around people since then but I'm not pointing fingers - I have no idea if anything happened, I'm just not going back.

How do you go about learning to groom yourself? I can't keep her still long enough and I wonder if there are any tricks to make it easier? I'd love to learn!
check the grooming board. theres a wonderful member who has videos there. i believe her name is something like marcella02 but im not completely sure. the ear hair one was perfect for me. best of luck
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I heard of cage driers some time ago, when I was looking for a groomer for Gracie. I saw a dog in one at a shop, the poor thing was scared to death and it was so noisy. From that moment on, I refused to permit Gracie to go to any groomer that uses a cage drier like that.
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Here is a link about it....I dont like it at all. My heart goes out to those that go through it. I will definitely check with all grooming places that my pet goes to. She has a good one right now. And im glad for that.

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OMG. I think my guys would be FREAKED by those. And traumatized. But, we do all their grooming at home anyways...
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OMG I've not heard of this but wow... it just sounds scary.. I would have to wonder about the sanity of a person that would put a animal inone!
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