Please check out this story on the CBC involving a past Ottawa Dog of the Week.
He was cut badly after being dropped off to be groomed.
Please check out this story on the CBC involving a past Ottawa Dog of the Week.
He was cut badly after being dropped off to be groomed.
Ottawa Dog of the Week for May/20.13
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The photos taken at Westfest 2012 at Masters n Dogs are now ready to be downloaded. Thanks to the dogs and their humans who participated!
If you had a photo taken at Westfest 2012 at Masters n Dogs, please follow these instructions to pick it up:
* Click here to open the album
* Find your dog and click the photo to make it bigger
* Above the photo there will be a down-facing arrow icon - click on the icon to download your photo!
Liz Bradley is a dog lover who lives in Ottawa, Ontario with her husband, Thomas, and their three little girls, Paddington, Corduroy and Wellington. Paddington is a Morkie (Maltese/Yorkie) and was born in September 2006 - she's a ball of energy and both Thomas and Liz love her to bits. Corduroy is a Malshi (Maltese/Shih Tzu) and was born in January 2008 - she is bold, determined and will lick you constantly if you let her. Wellington, our newest addition, is a one-year-old ShihTzu/Yorkie mix who we rescued in March from Animatch. She is full of energy and her favourite things are bananas, her Kong Wubba toy and curling up on her humans for a nap.
Liz has many sides to her including, photographer and graphic designer... ...read more
3 Users Responded in " Dog Grooming Incident – should groomers be regulated? "
Yes dog groomers should be regulated! Poor Dog! This post makes me think of this First Aid for Pets workshop that Algonquin College is offering in June. Check it out if you want to learn how to keep your pets safe
http://www2.algonquincollege.com/pdi/home/landing-practical-instruction/
Yes dog groomers should be regulated! Poor Dog! This post makes me think of this First Aid for Pets workshop that Algonquin College is offering in June. Check it out if you want to learn how to keep your pets safe
http://www2.algonquincollege.com/pdi/home/landing-practical-instruction/
There are already certified organizations in place. They are strickly on a voluntary basis, each groomer must become a member and educate themselves and present theselves for testing by their peers. They are IPG, NDGAA, ISCC. Ask your groomer , are they a member of one of these organizations? Do they attend educational seminars? Do they keep up-to-date on new trends and practices? Do they compete in grooming competitions? Do they groom for show? Or do you ask “how much does it cost to have my dog groomed?”
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