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Proper grooming
not only keeps your dog looking and smelling pretty, it is
also very important to her overall health. Certain
breeds need to be professionally groomed every 4-6 weeks,
while others can get by with a just a spring and fall
cleaning. However, whether you have a Labrador or a
Standard Poodle, there are some simple steps that you can take
at home in between grooming appointments to keep your dog
looking and feeling her best.
Here's What You'll Learn
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Even
short-coated breeds need to be brushed out on a regular
basis. We'll teach you proper brushing techniques
to help rid your dog of excess hair between grooming
appointments and how to keep your longer coated dogs
matt free. |
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Nails
need to be trimmed regularly to keep the quick nice and
short. If you let your dog's nails grow out, it is
not only painful, but it will take many successive nail
trims before the nails are the proper length again.
We'll teach you how to easily trim your dog's nails in
between grooming appointments. |
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Many
dogs are susceptible to ear problems, especially floppy-eared breeds. Gently cleansing your dog's ears on
a regular basis will help to keep the proper pH balance
in your dog's ear canal. It is important to learn
how to do this correctly though, so that you do not
cause any damage. |
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Diamond In The
Ruff is truly unique. We not only provide the finest
professional grooming services, we also offer personal,
one-on-one consultations with dog owners to teach them how to
properly maintain their dog's coat, ears, and nails in between
regular grooming appointments.
Please call to
make an appointment to schedule YOUR
private grooming consultation.
203-544-2209 |
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