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Originally Posted by irbrenda  Exactly! My daughter wants to call our local paper now and have our story published. We're still so furious because although Keisha is so much better, she has not fully returned to herself and we are having a very hard time getting her to go in the car, let alone be put on her leash to go out for a walk. I think she does not trust us as to where she's going, poor girl. And of course, it's going to be a long time before we can ever take her back to any groomer and leave her there for any length of time without her crying and acting up. Can't blame her either! |
I am sorry for what happened to keisha. This is the reason a I am a maniac when it comes to grooming my dog. I take him to two places for grooming, these places are the only two a trust, but regularly he has been going to the second groomer since in the first place Carlos the groomer is not working there anymore. Ronald is the groomer for the second place, he is great, he calls to tell if my dog has this and that. He does exactly what I want and coli comes out gorgeous and happy.
When my coli was operated, I needed to take him to a groomer so they could shave his hair, because it was to traumatic for me }, to bathe him and comb him without hurting him, eventhough the sticthes were off and the wound had healed. So I could this place near my home, to tell them about my dogs condition, and they told me I could bring him, but that if he died it was my own irresponsability. I was outraged and told lots and lots of stuff and the end I told them donīt worry it would be my irresponsability not to tell people of your lousy policy. I tell this to my groomers and they enter in state of disbelief of such barbaric thing.