For some owners, this maintenance can become a real headache, at worst a chore. Particularly if you own a Bichon, Poodle, Shih Tzu, Schnauzer, CockerPoo or one of the many other breeds that need strict daily maintenance of their coat to prevent serious knotting, matting and associated problems!

The Groomer’s job is to put the dog’s coat back into glorious knot free, clean condition and indeed it is my pleasure to do so! But not if it means putting your dog through several hours torment having knot after knot teased, raked and de-matted from its body. 

This can cause your dog to dread his/her grooming visit, stresses them unnecessarily and makes what should be an enjoyable treat…..a total trauma!

All too often the kindest and less stressful option for a dog with a badly knotted coat is for the Groomer to shave it off and start again from scratch. Few of us want this for our pet if it can be avoided! Some ‘home maintenance’ in between appointments can benefit your dog enormously.

Owners in general are unlikely to have the benefit of a professional groomer’s experience, and this is where inadvertently they can actually cause further problems with knotting and matting (or felting) of the dog’s fur, which could be avoided if they know ‘HOW’ to correctly care for their dog’s coat between grooming sessions.

Well now you have the chance to easily learn the correct way to do it!