Dog grooming

I took my toy poodle to Capital dog groomers, I didn’t think much of them for the price, if the old owners are back that’s good, it was almost a year ago when I took my dog.

pharlap1000 said :

sunshine said :

used to go to l grooming – then they unfortunately changed owners, lost the best groomers and went downhill very quickly

can i ask who did u use to take ur dogs to

can’t remember the name BUT i hear that the old groomers are back at capital groomers now – yayyyyyy shall be calling them again for sure

Oh I thought this topic was similar to “child grooming” and was going to be disgusted and write a hilarious retort. 🙁

Will have to go back reading about bogans then.

I take my dog to capital groomer they are having an open day on saturday 19th march
from 10 -2pm at capital grooming in chifley shops

sunshine said :

used to go to l grooming – then they unfortunately changed owners, lost the best groomers and went downhill very quickly

can i ask who did u use to take ur dogs to

Fancy feathers and fur in Kippax on Hardwick crescent will do nails on the spot for $10. No appointment necessary

I have tried a few, I would recommend Nicky, she comes to your home for $60.00, need to book early, numbers are 62317421 or 0417202907 Doggy Day Spa.

We take our dogs to Dogs Best Friend at Ainslie shops. They do a good job and seem to like the dogs. Never had their nails clipped but they’re big dogs and a thorough haircut costs $100 which (while insanely expensive) is cheaper than most of the other grooming places around town.

used to go to l grooming – then they unfortunately changed owners, lost the best groomers and went downhill very quickly

We used Small Friends, the vet in Amaroo, for our Jack Russell.

Though they did mention the same thing as MsCheeky said – walking him regularly on the footpath should be enough to keep them manageable, and that’s been true over the last six months since.

We were reluctant to do them ourselves, our pooch has a couple of dark colored nails so its hard to see where the “too far in” point is.