The do’s and don’ts of going to the groomer
Humans aren’t the only ones to leave a salon with a bad haircut. And unfortunately, our pets might suffer a similar fate if we don’t follow some standard etiquette rules, including establishing a mutually satisfying relationship with your pet’s groomer. But are all those good intentions causing more grief than joy? Maybe.
According to some pet groomers, there are certain “polite” things that customers do that actually make their job more difficult. These aren’t necessarily rude habits of dog owners; they tend to be well-intentioned acts that can just become annoying. We spoke to three professional groomers to get the lowdown on which “helpful” habits actually drive them nutsand what to do instead. Here are some habits you might want to kick before your pet’s next grooming appointment.
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