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ElizaBeth CRONKU.S.
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Professional Dog Groomer-How to groom dogs- all breeds but specialize in the Art of the Hand Plucked Terrier, Bichon and Portugese Water Dog. Scissoring, clippering, and most known for hand plucked terrier skills. I am well known for my private business in Manhattan. I train owners and professionals looking to upgrade their skills Trained at NY School of Dog Grooming and apprenticed with several Internationally known expert breeders, handlers, and judges, assisted many years Westminster and Montgomery Kennel club shows. | |
Laura RussellU.S.
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I can answer pretty much anything related to the dog and cat grooming process. This includes specific question about any part of the grooming process, home how to do its, grooming behavior issues, how to find and keep a good groomer etc. I specialize in dealing with behavior issue pets and handicapped pets. I thrive on the challeng of figuring these guys out and finding was to make the grooming process as pleasant as possible for them. I like to experiment with new technique but I also rely on "tried and true" technique. I have experience with hand stripping, show ..... | |
Jessica ShippeeU.S.
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I can answer all questions about proper grooming for dogs and cats. I am familiar with the proper needs of different coat types (Terrier vs Poodle, etc) and how to get the best outcome from your groomer. I work in a vet's office so I get to see firsthand what skin and coat issues translate into from a vet's standpoint and have become experienced in learning what certain fungus, allergies, etc look like. I can also explain behavioral questions as I have dog behavior background and agility training experience. |
Had a problem with fleas myself a few years ago- pressure washed the deck on my condo and woke up thousands of sleeping fleas which devoured my dogs and invaded my house- when that happens you can forget
Hi Kathy- Have you ever thought of buying a video? Oster A-5 clippers have been the workhorse of the industry for decades. Oster has booklets and patterns for a lot of clipped breeds. There are however
you will need to get a softer brush and wait until the skin has healed. Start by using your hands daily as a rub then switch to a brush but be sure you wash thoroughly when you are done. Some dogs have
Hi Robyn, you certainly have your hands full- grooming them yourself will be a huge cost benefit. I am not sure you really need to go to school for this but maybe find a good video. Unless of course you
Hi Cathy- I have been using these clippers for 20 years and the only thing I can think of is a. the blade is not on correctly b. it is a faulty blade. Which blade are you using- they come with #10

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