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I think anything over 3 hours is a bit too long and you should consider going somewhere else especially if you had to wait a whole day once.. |
I drop Sadie off at 8:00 a.m. and pick her up at Noon. Never has been a problem. |
Conner just got groomed on Friday. I dropped him off at 9:30, and they told me I could pick him up at 1 p.m. He was fine. He loves to see the other dogs, and they even had a bunny rabbit that was boarding. |
I have three babies that now go to the groomers. Two hours seems to be about average. But honestly I am not real thrilled and they do seem a bit overpriced. Next month I am going to try a place that DaisyMae06 recommended. Don't know if I will be able to get all three in at the same time or not. |
My groomer usually does mine in about an hour! She does it out of her house and does a wonderful job!!! |
It probably depends on if you live in a big busy city or a farm town. I know here it takes 3 to 4 hours no matter what groomer they go to. |
My groomer takes 2 hours to do both my furkids...she is awesome too!! Love her!! Dawn |
My hubby and I bathe the furbabies, clip nails, express anal glands if (necessary), clip hair (if necessary, but we are growing their hair out), clean ears, brush, comb, blow-dry, finish... Plus, I'm so scared of them catching something or someone hurting them...I know, I'm paranoid! I guess if I were to find someone who would come to my home to groom them, and I could watch, but then what would be the point. LOL We might as well do it ourselves...Oh well :) |
I thought about this as well. it always seems they take all day to have my dogs done when i take them to the groomer but i have since tried another groomer and it was about the same so i guess thats normal. I took Oliver my pom and anna my yorkie in a few weeks ago and they both got their hair cut i dropped them off at 10 in the morning and she called when they were done and she called arround 3 and saind they would be done at 330 i went early and oliver was still getting some work done he didnt like me being there he imediately wanted down. |
I used to take mine to the groomers and they would give me a "special" appt. where I would bring him in and they would do him immediately and would be done within the hour. I did it this way because I did not want to leave him there just to "sit" and wait to be done and they were very accomodating to me. After hearing some groomer "horror stories" though, I have since decided to just groom them myself. The only thing I bring them in for is to have their nails clipped because Im afraid to do that.:( |
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My advice is call around - look for a groomer that does one on ones (your dog is the only dog in the shop) You may pay a bit more but if your dog gets individual care and is in and out within a couple hours believe me it is worth it!! My clients LOVE my service. When their dog comes I give it my full attention - no other dogs are caged and barking creating stress. Please - if you don't get a good feeling dont leave your dog!! |
45 minutes to an hour by appointment only. We go once a month. It never, ever takes her any longer. |
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I once job shadowed during highschool (like 3-4 years ago) at a vet/groomer and they made us help groom dogs and cats all day. and the lady doing the groomings washed all the dogs and cats with dawn dish soap, i was apalled and needless to say i dont take my pets to that vet or that groomer i wouldnt want my dogs washed with dish soap if i wanted that done id do it myself at home. she charged quite a bit to for dish soap bathing lol. |
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As for the Dawn dish liquid - some groomers feel that washing a really oily dog with Dawn helps however if a groomer uses quality shampoos and understands a dogs coat they don't resort to using subsitute products. All the more reason the public should push for groomers having to be licensed by their states - just as a hair stylist is. |
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