Debonair Dogs Mobile Grooming

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all of my amazing customers! Thank you for your custom this year and I look forward to seeing you all next year 🐶🎄🐶🎄

16/12/2024

I have a few appointments left this week for grooming! Get in touch via Facebook, wassap or on our phone number 07568 725045 for more information 🐶

11/12/2024

Debonair dogs have a few appointments available next week! Contact for more information 🐶

03/12/2024

Christmas has begun at Debonair Dogs! 🐶

30/11/2024

The beautiful Olive showing off her new hair cut 🐶

14/11/2024

Wilf had his first teeth cleaning session today and done amazingly! We offer this service at £15 per session if we are already at your house grooming your dog 🐶

14/11/2024

Pickles waiting patiently for his bath 🐶

28/10/2024

We have a few appointments available this Friday 1st November! Give us a message if you’d like to book in!

26/10/2024

25/10/2024

The lovely Lola after her groom this week 🎃

26/09/2024

Some of you may recognize our Otis. If you have a trainable or calm dog over 25kg, volunteers are always welcome!

27/06/2024

Keep your dogs safe in this heat 🐕‍🦺🐕

26/06/2024

26/06/2024

Some of the highlights of our week in pictures. Waiting for our MOT retest today! Well it was a tad warm!

17/06/2024

Does your Puppy need its first haircut?
Has your puppy come of age, where it could do with its first hair cut?

Whether you have a small or large breed, understanding the key features and considerations of your puppies coat is crucial. Grooming is an integral part of dog care, and knowing how you groom your puppy, does depend on the breed, coat type and your preference.

Among the many breeds of dog, there is a tremendous difference in the types of coat. Certainly, one should take this into serious consideration before taking on a breed of dog.

Puppies of all breeds have a softer coat than they will have on gaining maturity, and it is easy to underestimate the grooming that is required as the dog matures.

Not all breeds of dogs will require monthly hair trims, some may just need a careful tidy up with a brush, a quick trim with scissors or a full groom with a pair of dog clippers. However Poodles, for instance, have a soft, fluffy wool coat that is easy to keep until they are about seven months of age, when the coat will thicken. Unless it is properly groomed, the coat will mat or felt against the skin, especially if the coat gets wet and is left to its own devices to dry.

When should you start a grooming regime for your puppy?
From day one is the simple answer. Start early and choose a suitable brush for your puppies coat type, and spend a little time each day getting him used to being brushed. For most breeds of dog, it is a simple task to put the puppy on a grooming table and brush him. Be very vigilant with heavy coated breeds as they tend to collect debris, such as twigs, which must be removed before more clutter collects.

Grooming interaction will also help the puppy feel secure, while you will learn more about the character you have chosen to live with for the forth coming years. With some breeds, that don't need constant attention to their coats, grooming may later become a weekly occupation rather than a daily one.

It is wise to groom your puppy frequently so that he gets used to being handled and to accept being groomed.

05/03/2024

Arlos before and after 🐾🐾