Why Grooming is Different in a Multi-Dog Household This guide explores the unique challenges and considerations involved in grooming dogs when living in a multi-dog household. It highlights: ·       Different coat types ·       Time challenges ·       Equipment required ·       Staying organised is important ·       Grooming and housekeeping ·       When to use a professional   Creating a routine and system that works for you is essential. Grooming dogs in a multiple dog hou

Preparing your Puppy for Grooming Start with gentle, frequent handling from the very first day. Puppies learn fastest in short, positive sessions, so build it into your daily routine right away. Run your hands slowly over every part of their body—ears, muzzle, paws, tail, belly, legs, collar area—treating and praising as you go. This helps you spot any areas where they tense, flinch, or pull away, which tells you where to go slower and pair the experience with extra rewards.

Planning for the Week Ahead with Five Dogs and a Grooming Business Sunday in our house is less a day of rest, and more a chance to tackle the chores that pile up during the hectic workweek. It’s become a weekly ritual of tidying, planning, and occasionally wondering if there’s a less tiring way to manage another week of rain, mud, and dog hair. This season is especially challenging when it comes to keeping mud at bay, and the dogs dry for more than a few hours at a time. Work