
5 Reasons Dogs Eat Grass
It seems like my dogs eat grass just to defy me sometimes. Every time I let my dogs outside, one of them inevitably starts mowing
Mixed breed grooming tutorials, coat care, tools, troubleshooting and shop knowledge from decades behind the grooming table.
When the breed label is not helping, the coat usually will.
Sometimes you do not need a complete grooming lesson. You need to solve the thing happening right now.
Prevention, brushing, coat condition and knowing when brushing is no longer the humane answer.
Undercoat, deshedding and why some dogs seem capable of producing another dog every week.
Blade lengths, comb attachments, brushes and choosing the right tool for the job.
Uneven cuts, accidental holes and learning from the haircut that did not go according to plan.
A few practical subjects worth knowing whether you groom one mutt at home or twenty dogs a week.
What the numbers mean and what they actually leave on the dog.
What can be brushed, what should not be and why coat condition changes the haircut.

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Ergonomics, mixed textures, client expectations, shop workflow and the lessons that make more sense after you have spent a few hundred hours behind a grooming table.
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