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.
My dog doesn’t like having his nails clipped. What can I do? …
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We’ll be taking our dog to the cottage. Can you suggest a summer clip?
Many people are concerned that their dog will be too hot during the summer. In most cases, there is no need to worry. A dog’s coat offers protection in the summer as well as in the winter. …
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With the onset of warmer weather and more hours of daylight, you may notice an increase in the amount of hair your dog is shedding. This is the time to get serious about brushing your dog. The more you brush the dead hair from your dog, the less hair you will find on your clothing and in your home. …
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I know it seems like only yesterday your dog was a rambunctious pup. A few short years later, he has become a senior citizen in need of some TLC when it comes to grooming. …
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Dog groomer Shaunna Bernardin calls her chosen career the best job in the world. It’s a job she’s been working at for 25 years and one she was exposed to as a child. …
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I usually recommend bathing at least four times a year.
If your dog gets dirty during his walk, use a damp towel to clean his undercarriage, feet and legs. When he’s dry, thoroughly brush him. Dogs that are brushed regularly tend to stay clean longer. You should bath your dog when you can no longer get him clean just by brushing him. …
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