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Originally Posted by gracielove  z
From what I have been reading these grooming places are hiring anyone who can turn on a set of clippers! I also found a wonderful groomer after several bad experiences. This groomer has been a real professional groomer for over 20 years. She shows Shih Tzu's on a regular basis and helps others at the shows with grooming as well. She has two people who work with her plus a daughter that does a lot of the ring work. I had avoided going to her at first because she was more expensive than the other places. Well, now I can't believe what I put my little baby through just because of an additional $15.00! I know Gracie is safe when I leave her there. I can pick her up within 90 minutes and she looks gorgeous when I take her home. |
I love groomers who give a specific appointment time, not onl does it seem to me more professional but I don't want to leave my dog in a kennel all day-if I had a schedule that didn't allow for it then I'd consider it but I don't so I like that my groomer is just like the vet etc we have an appointment time-might have to wait a bit longer but it's so much better for all of us.
I was so lucky to get a referral from All about the Dog's Doggy Day Care to Dog's Made Hot which is run by a vet tech who decided she liked grooming dog's and being self employed more than having to medically treat dogs-I think after talking it must be a very a frustrating job at times to care more for the safety well being and medical care of another person's dog than they do. How luck are we to find groomers like this!?