Customer Pets We Have Groomed
Heidi or Schatzie
Schnauzers were the first breed I learned to groom. They often come in pairs — when they live together, they start to look alike. This is either Heidi or Schatzie Grace in a short pet trim.
Duke
Duke is a long-haired Akita that I inherited. He often comes to work and greets customers — in his favorite shot he watches me work and says: “Wow, Mom, is this what you do? Cool!” Duke is a good example of the large, undercoated breeds we often groom.
Scotty
Scotty is elderly and crippled from an accident, but he still gets a handsome look from his Auntie Barb. Pets like Scotty get extra special care and attention.
Snuffy
This is Snuffy Klein after THREE makeover groomings and months of coat growth. Snuffy had been clipped to the bone! We call this “looking Bichonly, at last.”
Lady
Lady is nine years old and has been groomed only by us. She comes twice a month for this high-maintenance full breed “look” — though there are many shorter options available for pet Cockers.
Puppies, too
Puppies like little Yeti are given extra special care and a loving beginning to the grooming part of life — best started around 12–16 weeks old, with sessions lasting only an hour or two.
Your pet could be next
Call to schedule an introduction — and bring breed, coat condition and your pet’s story with you.