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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly  I read your post about the groomer telling you what she wouldn't do and you couldn't do and was shocked. Are you not the one paying to have his hair cut like you want? Amazing! And what kind of doglover won't allow a dog have his crate or carrier and toys and blankets to comfort him? I know he'll be busy getting washing and dried and groomed but a little toy or blanket his is familiar with by his side sure could help. I don't blame you for not liking this groomer and I'd say go with your feeling about her and don't do business with her again. Hoping you find a good one who you and sweet Jasper are more comfortable with. |
Yes Jeanie, I was quite shocked about not being able to leave any of his things with him. I had read here on YT where so many do leave blankets, toys, crate, etc. that I just expected it. I never asked when I set up the appt. So poor Jasper was alone there with nothing to remind him of home. But I won't be caught off guard again. I intend to make a list of questions before scheduling another grooming. Also, I'm going to ask to see the grooming area. I want to see the environment he will be in. Who would have thought that so much needs to go into this. I certainly didn't. No, we won't be using this groomer, nor recommending her, again. "First time shame on you, 2nd time shame on me". There won't be a 2nd time.