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I know for me it's all about the dog. not me, not the parent, but the baby on my table. I have gotten into trouble for sending a dog home before the groom was completed because I felt that the stress level had been reached. I tell the parent to try again in a day or two, and it usually goes...

I agree with the Dawn solution. I use it to remove whale blubber from a little maltese. did the trick very nicely.

The lawful owner must take reasonable steps to keep it secret. they throw out dogs name, breed, age, what cut and the clients name, address, phone number(s) daily. (even though i tried for 2 years to change this...) no secret if they are worthy of the trash can... but i've found out in...

thanks for all the feedback. I signed nothing during my stay. half of my clients are/were new to the shop because of word of mouth, and I have been there only groomer. i've come to a compromise. i'm quiet and helpful until i depart, then I will mail thank you letters, as I am honored that...

I don't have paper that I fill out, but I make sure to tell them about any potential problem that i notice during the grooming process. as for behavior, not only do i note the dogs behavior, but i also include the circumstances. I have a few dogs that love quiet. If there is a "barker" there...

I have been grooming in this shop for 2 years. I have a decent amount of "request dogs" that i do regularly. when i submitted my two week notice, i was told that i could not tell any of my "request dogs" that I would be leaving or where i would be going or i could be in serious legal...