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  #1 tonercartridge on 12 Apr 18

   

  Most facilities have an observation window or area where owners can watch the groomer at work - which Nash encourages pet owners to do if they don't have to rush out after dropping off their pet.
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  "You should always be able to see your pet because you can watch the handling,'' Nash said. "I teach my staff and the students, you should never have to prepare for a visit (by a pet owner). If you keep a window, it creates a much safer environment for the pet and professional groomer."
  
  Owners should also check to make sure the groomer is always close to the dog. Since the animals are usually attached to grooming tables by leashes or nooses, if a groomer steps away and isn't paying attention, the animal could potentially break its neck or hang itself by the noose by jumping off the grooming area.
  
  It's also recommended that owners bring their dogs to the facility before they make an appointment so they can acclimate the animal to the environment.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Most facilities have an observation window or area where owners can watch the groomer at work - which Nash encourages pet owners to do if they don't have to rush out after dropping off their pet. <br /> Sharp AR 6020 Cartridge <br /> <a href="http://dghd20.com/a/qiwen/773.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dghd20.com/a/qiwen/773.html</a> <br /> <br /> "You should always be able to see your pet because you can watch the handling,'' Nash said. "I teach my staff and the students, you should never have to prepare for a visit (by a pet owner). If you keep a window, it creates a much safer environment for the pet and professional groomer." <br /> <br /> Owners should also check to make sure the groomer is always close to the dog. Since the animals are usually attached to grooming tables by leashes or nooses, if a groomer steps away and isn't paying attention, the animal could potentially break its neck or hang itself by the noose by jumping off the grooming area. <br /> <br /> It's also recommended that owners bring their dogs to the facility before they make an appointment so they can acclimate the animal to the environment.</div>

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