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The secret to long-term stress-free grooming is to
put puppy up on a table from the first week they
come home. Should you invest in a professional table
or will any table do?
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The right brush really DOES make a difference and
I've gone through quite a few before finally
realising that fact. Combs can make or break you too.
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different brushes, combs and how to use them >>
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Flat scissors, curved scissors, chunkers, thinners,
steel quality and hardness: what does it all mean?
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about different kinds of scissors and how to use them >>
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In this section I run through the
various clippers I've trialled - both corded and
cordless before I ended up with my dream clippers.
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clippers >>
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How to keep your dogs' ears and teeth clean and
healthy, as well as the various shampoos, conditioners and most importantly detanglers I've
trialled; and in some cases wasted a lot of money
on. Links to a photo guide on trimming black
nails.
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products I've trialled >> |
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How to
get your new puppy started with grooming. Handling is
important for vet visits, even if you're going to use
a groomer. This page has a link to a photo guide on
trimming black toenails.
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Socialisation in the first 16 weeks of life is vital if you want your fur-baby to grow up
well-adjusted and at peace with the world. This
check-list will help guide you in the right direction
to set you and your new puppy up for future success
and happiness.
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Last but not least how to make your own healthy dog
treats that don't contain anything nasty that might
make your dog sick in the long-term; as well as the best place to buy them in
bulk for the best prices I've found if you don't want
to make your own.
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making your own home-made treats >>
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07/11/2024 |
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