Creating a strong bond between your furry friend and their groomer is vital, especially if your pup tends to get nervous during grooming sessions. 🐶✨
When your dog trusts their groomer, it can make all the difference in their grooming experience. A bond built on trust ensures that your pet feels safe, understood, and ultimately, less stressed during their appointment. 🌟
Encourage this relationship by introducing your dog to their groomer gradually, allowing them time to sniff around and get familiar. Positive reinforcement, patience, and consistency are key ingredients in nurturing this trust. 🤝💕
Remember, a good groomer would never do a full groom session on a nervous dog straight away and they will take their time to ensure your dog feels safe, comfortable and less stressed during their grooms.
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1 day ago
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5 days ago
Wondering how often you need to wash fury friends!
Well, it depends! Factors like breed, lifestyle and skin conditions play a role. As a General rule bathing every 4-6weeks is best as it keeps their coat healthy without stripping natural oils. Remember , over bathing can lead to dry skin. Here are a couple of examples of bath times based on breeds.
⭐️ Labrador Retriever: Labs have a water-resistant double coat that doesn’t need frequent bathing. A good bath time for a Lab is approximately every 6-8 weeks, unless they get particularly dirty from outdoor activities like swimming or rolling in the mud.
⭐️Poodle: Poodles have a curly, dense coat that requires more frequent grooming, including bathing. Since their coat tends to trap dirt and odors more easily, a good bath time for a Poodle is around every 4-6 weeks to keep their coat clean and free of matting (don’t forget brushing is key to a Matt free coat!)
However, all frequencies may vary depending on the specific needs of your dog’s coat and skin health. Regular brushing between baths can also help maintain their coat’s health and appearance and if they have a skin condition you need a personalised schedule from either your vet or groomer!
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6 days ago
