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The Stripping Shed

Border Terrier hand stripping in Hertfordshire and surounding areas. Here to help your Border Terrier look its best. After care, advice and support.
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Also teaching sessions if you fancy having a go yourself. All Border Terriers welcome.

07/08/2024

Back to fleas! Please purchase a flea comb and check daily for fleas. I am not suggesting you treat with chemicals but there are natural treatments out there that can kill off fleas and eggs. I groom at my home and it’s not fare on me or my dogs if you are bringing in flea’s.
Thanks guys 😊

07/08/2024

Please take note. If your dog has fleas I will request it is collected before the groom is completed and I will charge for treatment of my salon.
Thank you.

31/07/2024

Please take note yet again I have had Facebook send an appointment that does not give the correct time unless you open it up.
Hence I am not using this service again!

30/07/2024

Be warned

[NOTE: This photo is just picture of a pond in the summer. NOT a picture of a pond with the toxin.] Cyanobacteria can have many different looks, including not being visible at all. Link to Kentucky Division of Water for more photos and information: https://eec.ky.gov/Environmental-Protection/Water/Monitor/Pages/HABS.aspx #:~:text=Harmful%20Algal%20Blooms%20Division%20of%20Water&text=A%20harmful%20algal%20bloom%2C%20or,skin%20in%20animals%20or%20humans.
"Death follows minutes to hours after exposure to a small amount of this toxin." As the weather gets hotter, ponds can start to have "algae blooms." The water itself can look like pea soup, or like green paint is spread on the surface of the water. Sometimes it is not visible at all. Some of these blooms are cyanobacteria, which can produce potent toxins. Dogs are exposed when they wade in the water and either drink the water directly, or lick it off themselves when they come out. There is no antidote; treatment is supportive and many dogs don't survive. If you believe your dog has been exposed, bathe him immediately. If he has any symptoms, bring him right in to a veterinarian. See comments for more information about signs and treatment. (Most ponds that look like this are not dangerous, but it is not possible to tell which ones are toxic and which ones aren't except by having the water tested; If in doubt, keep pets out.) Edited to add links to more pond phots.

29/07/2024

Great advice from Bath vets

27/07/2024

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Back in the day when I worked from my little shed 😊

Guys I am getting a lot of calls asking to move dogs forward for stripping. Removing the guard hairs is their waterproof coat this coat does not make them hot. It’s the undercoat that keeps the heat in. So my advice through this heat is to use a metal comb and groom them every day to remove dead undercoat. I cannot move my appointments anymore than I have as there are not enough hours in a day. I am working round the clock to get the grooming done 😊and I appreciate your patience. If your dog is still suffering with the heat then either purchase a cooling coat which are amazing. Or use a wet small towel on their back. Better still get a paddling pool. Stay safe in the heat everyone 🙏😊❤️

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How it all began

I have been involved with this wonderful breed for over twenty years and the grooming of a Border Terrier is what I call an art. So much so it’s hard to find a groomer who knows what they are doing or enjoys it as I do.

I realised very early on that it’s not for everyone and very misunderstood by many Border Terrier owners.

So I started helping friends out which rapidly grew into what I have now. So when I am not in my full time job I am grooming or showing Border Terriers.