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Tina Standing
Let the New Journey Begin
Leave a Comment »My husband has 15% kidney function left and will soon be on the kidney transplant list. Sure this isn’t completely uncommon but what is uncommon is the fact this will be his 4th organ transplant in 18 years. The fact that this man has survived the odds so many times, I would say is greatly [...]
“The Last Groomer Shaved My Dog!!” -“Humanity before Vanity”
Leave a Comment »“The last groomer shaved my dog”. A sentence I am sure every groomer has heard many, many times in their career. It’s disappointing as a groomer when someone comes in and wants a fluffy haircut and you feel the dog’s coat and it is matted beyond any hope of achieving such a look. The only [...]
My Life as a Dog Groomer… It’s all good!
Leave a Comment »I look back at when I first started professionally grooming and realize just how much I didn’t know. I had no friendly groomer contacts and no computer to access any grooming chat lines. Starting out was overwhelming as I was in early 20’s and people would call and want deals, discounts..and I was so hungry [...]
Crazy Dog Lady!
Leave a Comment »I can remember the day I realized I was one of “those” people. The term used being “crazy dog lady”. I was surrounded by pictures of dogs, ornaments of dogs, had 4 dogs but no that wasn’t my sign. It was a startling realization as I was reading through one of my dog magazine subscriptions, [...]
Rescuing Luka
1 Comment »We adopted Luka from the Animal Rescue League about 5 years ago. He had been there awhile and I think it’s because he had so many fear based issues.People like issue-free dogs; although to date I’ve never actually met one of those! I have 4 dogs and they all have issues to one degree or [...]
Winter to Spring Grooming!
1 Comment »A lot of people think extra hair on their dog means their dog will be warmer in the winter so they don’t get their dog groomed until Spring. Truth is regular grooming is still very important. A matted coat provides no insulation from the cold and the skin underneath the knots can become very sore [...]
