Some dogs require more effort than other breeds to groom. Depending on the coat they have and other health conditions, some may need more frequent grooming sessions as well as special care products.

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There are so many elements to consider when you're thinking of getting a pet. One of the most overlooked factors when choosing a dog breed is their grooming needs, which can vary widely from one pup ...

For many pet parents, dog grooming services often feel like an optional luxury. A little shampoo at home, a quick towel dry, ...

Who says looking fabulous has to be hard work? For some of us, a spa trip is the epitome of luxury. However, for dog owners, the level of grooming required can make a world of difference in what kind ...

Brushing your dog’s fur isn’t always easy, but it’s necessary to ensure their coat looks and feels healthy. In fact, skipping out on regular brushing can lead to more shedding and loose hair around ...

While dog grooming can always present challenges, one dog groomer has claimed that three dog breeds are much more difficult to work with than all the rest. The professional dog groomer, who boasts 30 ...

Numerous people choose to have their dogs groomed professionally. I hadn't thought much about what can be involved when a dog goes to a groomer—traveling to a facility unless it's done at home; being ...