Dog Grooming

Dog Grooming

How much would you pay for mobile dog grooming?

I am researching business opportunities. This is something that my area does not have and could potentially be a huge hot item.
Doesn't matter where you are, how much would you pay for someone to bring a full service van to your house and groom your dog right there in that van in front of your house? We're talking 45-60 minutes and your dog pops out clean, trimmed and ready to go.

I use a mobile dog groomer. We pay $40 for the whole shebang. Wash, cut, brush, dry, and nail clip. Plus, the groomer gives them a treat when he's done. They love him.

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When my family and I went to pick up our dog from the Corgi rescue in Kentucky, we did not know what to expect. We knew generally what she would look like, but we didn't know anything about her behavior or her strange little habits. But when we finally saw Maggie for the first time, she was a wild little dog, running around in her pen, barking at all of the other dogs and her coat was very thin and coarse. The lady at the rescue, Jean, recommended that to fix her coat we take her to get groomed immediately. Jean recommended two places two us. She told us about one place for dog grooming in Florence, KY and another place for dog grooming in Hebron, KY. We chose the place in Florence just because it was closer and as soon as we got Maggie home we made an appointment for her to be groomed.

On the day of the grooming, Maggie knew she was going somewhere special. We put her in the car and took her about ten minutes down the road to get her fur coat treated. The lady who was ready to groom Maggie picked her up and placed her in the tub. And that is when it all started.

Maggie really did not like the water, you could see it by the look in her eye. She looked very pitiful standing in the water while the nice lady gave her a nice shampooing. Maggie did, however, like the woman who was giving the bath. Maggie showed her affection by licking her ear every time the woman leaned over to shampoo and rinsed the side that was facing away from the woman.

After her bath, Maggie was taken over to a table top to be dried and brushed. This was the first time we found out that Maggie does not like any kind of electric household appliance. As soon as the blow dryer started Maggie jumped and tried to get off of the table. However, the groomer held her very nicely and tried to tell Maggie that everything was going to be alright.

Finally, after her fur was dried, the groomer began Maggie's favorite part of the grooming, brushing her fur. My mom and I found out on this trip that Maggie loves being brushed. She loves any kind of attention, but being brushed made her very happy. It seemed like a nice reward to her after she must have felt she was being somewhat tortured by the bath and blow dryer.

Maggie's first grooming was the first time we really got to know our little dog. We saw that she didn't like her baths, but she was willing to tolerate it because her new family was there. Also, we saw first hand her fear of any kind of electric household appliance as she tried to runaway from the blow dryer. And finally, we saw how we could give some of the love she gives us back to her, by petting her and brushing her. Although she might not have been the best dog at the groomer's, Maggie's first experience at the dog groomer's helped us learn a lot about our new little family member.

Connor R. Sullivan has two dogs that enjoy grooming in Florence KY and grooming in Hebron KY for their washing sessions.

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