I think Bre and Gomez may have had a different idea of what snuggling after a warm bath means!
One of the last things we do as we are finishing a groom is to try to get the dogs to look at us so we can see anything that still needs to be trimmed- Gus definitely has his head tilt perfected!
Callie used to be uncooperative for nail trims- but she has learned that good girls get cookies! Sometimes when you are struggling with a behavior, you have to change the dogs perception- nail trimming is now a positive thing for Callie and she stands like a statue till the cookies come out!
Now featuring Dakota (off camera) as lead singer of the Mary’s Dog House Choir- Gizmo and Jessica singing backup vocals!
Coco missed us- she was so happy to see everyone!
Nellie helping to demonstrate brushing and combing with more helpful tips on maintaining your dogs at home- the more maintenance you do during this time, the less likely it is that your dog will end up with a buzz cut when we get back to work!
Tips to help get your dog dry after a bath! Again, have what you need within reach- 2-4 towels depending on the size of your dog, something to clip the towels, conditioning spray if needed, and a toeless stretchy sock, part of a sweatshirt sleeve, or towel to wrap around their head and ears. Good luck and make sure to watch part 1- tips on bathing!
Bathing your dog at home- helpful tips! Make sure you have everything you need handy before you start- recommended items are a bottle to dilute shampoo in, a washcloth, and a cup or pitcher to help rinse if you don’t have some kind of handheld sprayer. Watch for the next video on getting your dog dry!
Wendy back with help for a “personal” problem- again please be very careful not to trim too close to the skin!
Wendy back with a short tutorial on how to trim over your dogs eyes- don’t try to cut too short- we don’t want you to cut your dog by being too close to the skin! Hoping to see everyone soon- stay home and wash your hands!
A guide to cleaning the funk away from your dogs eyes- I will link to the type of comb I used in the comments. This is useful even when not in a global pandemic!