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How to Position a Dog for Grooming
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Part of the video series: Grooming Dogs with Shaggy Hair
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Summary: Learn how to position your shaggy-haired dog for do it yourself pet grooming session in this free video.
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Carolyn Haynie Campbell Carolyn Haynie Campbell has been a professional dog groomer with over 40 years of experience behind her. She has written a very informative step-by-step book ... read more
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How to Position a Dog for GroomingDon’t ever start on the face. When you start on your dog always start on the back like I did her tail. You start on the back and you want to keep the dog in a position that is comfortable and one that he can get into. Like you’re not going to do a foot with the dog. See that hurts her. You can’t do the foot with the dog out like this because he can’t get like that. You just basically pretend you got a skeleton here and get it where it works right. So like that. I’ve seen groomer’s take them and just go like this because they can’t take that. Most of these dogs will help you groom them if you hold them right.
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