When grooming a schnauzer that is not shown, a pet trim is perfect for any customer that loves the sophisticated look.
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Adding a little color to your poodle.
Do you want to brighten your poodle up for the holidays? Spotts Grooming can add a touch of color to any pet. It's safe, it's fun and best of all...the dogs love all the attention they get.
Sunday, December 4, 2016
Goldendoodle grooming
This is Sawyer and he is a Goldendoodle.
Sawyer is a pretty big boy and needs a good grooming that includes a bath, drying of the coat which includes fluffing out the coat with a slicker brush and a comb. Once the cost is dry, I use a long comb attachment on my clipper to trim the body and then scissor the legs, tail and face to give Sawyer this teddy bear look.
Goldendoodles should be groomed every 4 - 6 weeks.
Make your Holiday season appointment now. Booking up fast!
www.spottsgrooming.com email me at: jnspotts@sbcglobal.net or by calling 440-254-3606
Sawyer is a pretty big boy and needs a good grooming that includes a bath, drying of the coat which includes fluffing out the coat with a slicker brush and a comb. Once the cost is dry, I use a long comb attachment on my clipper to trim the body and then scissor the legs, tail and face to give Sawyer this teddy bear look.
Goldendoodles should be groomed every 4 - 6 weeks.
Make your Holiday season appointment now. Booking up fast!
www.spottsgrooming.com email me at: jnspotts@sbcglobal.net or by calling 440-254-3606
Friday, November 25, 2016
Toy Poodles used a Service Dogs
Meet Max, he is a service dog that belongs to a lady veteran that served our country during Operation Desert Storm, popularly known as the first Gulf War. A service dog as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act is any dog that has been trained to do a specific task in order to help his or her disabled owner live a more normal life. These specially trained dogs do things such as guiding the blind, pulling a wheel chair, retrieving and picking up objects to hand over to his owner and alerting the person to oncoming seizures or other medical conditions that are all common tasks performed by service dogs. They are allowed by federal law to accompany their handler anywhere they go, places like: restaurants, movie theaters or grocery stores. Access is required by law and can not be denided. These dogs are an important extension to their handlers lives. Many people could not cope without them. Many thanks goes to these brave little helpers.
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