Communicating with Local Dog Groomers

15 Sep Communicating with Local Dog Groomers

Whether you’ve used the same groomer for years, or you are a first-time pet owner, you need to convey and receive important information with your pet’s stylist. It’s important to establish a good rapport. Read on to learn more about the benefits of good communication with local dog groomers.

How to Communicate with Local Dog Groomers

First, you want to make sure you trust your dog’s groomer. Talk clearly and openly about what you want for your dog. Second, your groomer needs to know your dog’s personality type. If the dog is overly nervous being groomed or being around strangers, a dog may act out. Also, make sure that you and groomer are on the same page regarding what services will be provided. Even if you get the same cut or services for your dog each time, convey at each visit exactly what you want.

When you have good communication with your regular groomer, you will find that the experience is much more pleasant for you and your dog. You will not have any surprises when you pick your dog up at the end of a visit. Even if you have been coming to the same groomer for years, tell them exactly what you want as needs will change as the dog ages.

Communication builds trust! When you don’t communicate clearly with the groomer, you could be setting your dog and the groomer up for a negative experience. Also, you may not get all the services you want because it wasn’t clearly communicated at the onset.

Contact Woofs & Wags

Looking for local dog groomers in the Baltimore area? Whether your pet needs a “crew cut” for the summer months or a bath and brush with styling, the stylists at Woofs & Wags have you covered. With 50 years combined experience in the industry our staff can assist you in your pet’s coat care. Contact us today to learn more about our grooming services, doggie day camp, and overnight accommodations.