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  #1 Dan Rowland on 29 May 12

   

  If you get into clipping you will need to purchase professional clippers, shears, a grooming table, and instructional videos. This is another matter entirely. This article will cover basic grooming.
  
  I would like to mention that keeping a dog or cat, playing with them, sleeping with them is entirely different than trying to groom them. Put yourself in the animals position. They may not want to be there. You may be putting them into positions that they are not accustomed to. You have to educate yourself on how a dog or cat moves. When grooming it is not enough to be an animal lover but you need to have a great deal of patience as well.
  
  Basic tools and products would include but are not limited to a soft slicker brush, a combination pin/bristle brush, a stainless steel comb, dog rake, a rubber curry brush, nail clippers and a flea comb. a quality shampoo, conditioner, ear wash, nail anti-coagulant.
  
  If your dog is matted and if you are not familiar with wielding a pair of clippers leave this to a professional groomer to clip or de-matt you dog or cat. His blonde fur looked like a thick filthy carpet. Large clumps of tangled hair hung from his ears and covered his eyes. Balls of dirty fur encased his feet, making it difficult for him to walk. He desperately needed my help.
  
  I am a professional pet groomer. I help dogs and cats look and feel great. Helping animals is a very rewarding experience. Not only do I help them look their best, I bond with them and soothe their fears by gaining their trust. There's nothing like seeing a dejected matted dog turn into a well-groomed, prancing bundle of joy.
  
  If you love animals, especially dogs and cats, choosing a career in pet grooming may be just right for you.
  
  Pet grooming has a lot of positive aspects to it:
  
  1. It's an interesting and satisfying job. In every city in every state there is a need for professional pet groomers. Many dog owners don't have the time to spend combing out their long-haired dogs. Many long-haired dogs appreciate a short clip in the summer, and their owners appreciate the ease in brushing the shorter hair. Bathing a large dog can be difficult for an owner to accomplish at home. Being able to take that large dog to a groomer who has all the necessary equipment is an appealing option.
  
  2. You'll meet and learn to recognize many different breeds of dogs and the styles of haircuts unique to each of these breeds. For instance, the poodle has several different ways to wear its hair. There is the puppy clip, the Royal Dutch clip and the summer clip, to name a few. This variety of clips adds spice to grooming because it enables you to show your artistic side.
  
  3. You'll learn to understand the body language of pets, too. You may need to talk calmly to help a nervous dog relax, or move slowly to reassure a fearful dog. Some dogs don't like their feet handled - this is another time taking things slow works well. Once you understand the body language of dogs and cats, you'll feel almost like you're reading their minds. how to wash your dog, Dog Grooming - How To Do Dog Grooming At Home, Dog Grooming - How To Do Dog Grooming At Home

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If you get into clipping you will need to purchase professional clippers, shears, a grooming table, and instructional videos. This is another matter entirely. This article will cover basic grooming.<br /><br />I would like to mention that keeping a dog or cat, playing with them, sleeping with them is entirely different than trying to groom them. Put yourself in the animals position. They may not want to be there. You may be putting them into positions that they are not accustomed to. You have to educate yourself on how a dog or cat moves. When grooming it is not enough to be an animal lover but you need to have a great deal of patience as well.<br /><br />Basic tools and products would include but are not limited to a soft slicker brush, a combination pin/bristle brush, a stainless steel comb, dog rake, a rubber curry brush, nail clippers and a flea comb. a quality shampoo, conditioner, ear wash, nail anti-coagulant.<br /><br />If your dog is matted and if you are not familiar with wielding a pair of clippers leave this to a professional groomer to clip or de-matt you dog or cat. His blonde fur looked like a thick filthy carpet. Large clumps of tangled hair hung from his ears and covered his eyes. Balls of dirty fur encased his feet, making it difficult for him to walk. He desperately needed my help.<br /><br />I am a professional pet groomer. I help dogs and cats look and feel great. Helping animals is a very rewarding experience. Not only do I help them look their best, I bond with them and soothe their fears by gaining their trust. There's nothing like seeing a dejected matted dog turn into a well-groomed, prancing bundle of joy.<br /><br />If you love animals, especially dogs and cats, choosing a career in pet grooming may be just right for you.<br /><br /><strong>Pet grooming has a lot of positive aspects to it</strong>:<br /><br />1. It's an interesting and satisfying job. In every city in every state there is a need for professional pet groomers. Many dog owners don't have the time to spend combing out their long-haired dogs. Many long-haired dogs appreciate a short clip in the summer, and their owners appreciate the ease in brushing the shorter hair. Bathing a large dog can be difficult for an owner to accomplish at home. Being able to take that large dog to a groomer who has all the necessary equipment is an appealing option.<br /><br />2. You'll meet and learn to recognize many different breeds of dogs and the styles of haircuts unique to each of these breeds. For instance, the poodle has several different ways to wear its hair. There is the puppy clip, the Royal Dutch clip and the summer clip, to name a few. This variety of clips adds spice to grooming because it enables you to show your artistic side.<br /><br />3. You'll learn to understand the body language of pets, too. You may need to talk calmly to help a nervous dog relax, or move slowly to reassure a fearful dog. Some dogs don't like their feet handled - this is another time taking things slow works well. Once you understand the body language of dogs and cats, you'll feel almost like you're reading their minds. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://danrowland512.posterous.com/how-to-groom-a-dog">how to wash your dog</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.alivenotdead.com/danrowland512/dog-grooming-training-profile-1948169.html">Dog Grooming - How To Do Dog Grooming At Home</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.incompany.com/blog.php?user=danrowland512&blogentry_id=777329">Dog Grooming - How To Do Dog Grooming At Home</a></div>

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