GROOMING

Grooming can be tricky. Whether you want to try your hand at it, or are looking for some good tips for working with a pro, Dogs in Canada has the information you need.

GROOMING ARTICLES

Grooming 101: Fluff drying

By Laureen Osborne, N.C.M.G.

One of the reasons your dog looks so great when he comes back from the groomer is because he has most likely been ‘fluff’ dried

How dog hair can help clean up the Gulf Coast oil spill

By Susan Peakall

Wishing there was a way you could help with the Gulf oil spill crisis? You might be able to lend a hand, simply by taking your dog to the groomer.

Grooming 101: electric clipper

By Laureen Osborne, N.C.M.G.

When it comes to dog grooming, I always recommend professional-quality equipment. A good clipper should last many years, and will require very little maintenance. However, the blades will have to be sharpened from time to time.

Breed selection: Coat considerations

By Laureen Osborne, N.C.M.G.

What is your favourite breed of dog? We are often attracted to dogs because of the way they look. Who doesn’t admire the beautiful Golden Retriever, the striking markings of a Siberian Husky or the pure white coat of a Bichon Frise?

Green dog grooming

By Laureen Osborne, N.C.M.G.

Consumers have begun to embrace the trend to buy organic foods and environmentally-friendly products to use around the home. Don’t overlook your pet when considering natural solutions: Did you know you can now have a ‘Green’ dog?

Grooming 101: The basics

By Laureen Osborne, N.C.M.G.

Grooming your dog at home can be a fun and rewarding opportunity to bond with your pet. By performing routine aspects of grooming (such as brushing),