“Come onboard…we’re expecting you!” RIP Gavin MacLeod.
Those of you of a certain age will get this.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
“Come onboard…we’re expecting you!” RIP Gavin MacLeod.
Those of you of a certain age will get this.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I’m trying to decide how I feel about this. I guess shaving a pattern in the coat is not too much different than regular grooming, but how is the bedazzling done? Are they glued on or what?
This is from a Facebook group called Coat Carving, which has nearly 9,000 members. It’s a private group, and I didn’t join so I have no details. Does anyone know how it’s done?
Opinions on the practice of coat carving in general?
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I know some people get upset at this kind of grooming – I think they’ve decided it’s exploitative, but I think it’s fun, and the dogs don’t appear to mind. They are definitely prancing around, all proud of their ‘dos. At least in this video.
This groomer is talented!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog
If you live in Rhode Island and take your dog to the groomer, you may want to weigh in on the pending legislation known as 2017-H 6054. The bill, introduced by State House Majority Leader K. Joseph Shekarchi (D-Warwick), would require that groomers be licensed, similar to the way in which hairstylists and barbers are licensed.
Similar legislation was defeated in 2013, but after a pug recently died during a nail trim at a big box grooming station, Shekarchi re-introduced the idea. No fault has been found in the dog’s death, but the lawmaker thinks this is an idea whose time has come.
Rhode Island would be the first state in the country to create any licensing requirements for dog groomers.
Read the whole story on WPRI.com.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Do you remember a few weeks ago when I said my niece, Allison, had signed up to be a dog-sitter on DogVacay? She’s in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, if any of you are looking for a sitter.
After a few initial hiccups (one of her dogs had a seizure while she was giving a prospective client a tour), she is apparently doing quite well. This is her menagerie for this week. Although four of them live there, it still looks like a good-sized crowd.
She also does grooming and makes accessories such as neckties and bows for dogs. She’s very talented, and I’m proud to say she’s family!
Oh, and did I mention what a great photographer she is? Apparently, she got their attention with a spoonful of peanut butter!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Let me take just a minute to be a proud aunt, and introduce you to my niece, Allison Monahan, who is opening her home as a dog boarding and grooming facility. This picture is her two lazy Goldens. Continue reading Dog Grooming and Boarding in Cincinnati