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Bathing: How Often Is Too Often
Bathe too little and the coat suffers. Bathe too much and the skin does. Here is the actual cadence, why human shampoo is the wrong choice, and the rinse mistake almost everyone makes.
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Dogs of the Day: Monday, October 26th
I dressed as Daria. The hair stayed up and the glasses stayed home, so the outfit did all the work. Four dogs anyway: Harley, Stitches, Jack, and Chelsea.
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What a Sanitary Trim Is and Why It Matters
It is the least glamorous part of a groom and one of the most important. Here is what a sanitary trim covers, who needs one, and why it is not just about looks.
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Fall Burrs, Foxtails, and Sticky Seeds
Autumn walks leave things in your dog’s coat. Most are just a nuisance. Foxtails are not. Here is what to check and when to stop pulling and call the vet.
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Why Your Dog Hates the Dryer (and How to Fix It)
The dryer is loud, it blows air at their face, and it sounds like a threat. Here is why drying matters anyway, and how to build tolerance instead of forcing it.
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Dogs of the Day: Friday, October 23rd
Fog, internet gremlins, and Twitch all conspired against me. Four dogs got groomed anyway: Chilly, Cassie, Memphis, and Mazie.
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Dog Ears: What’s Normal and What’s a Vet Visit
A little wax is fine. A yeasty smell, brown discharge, or a dog shaking their head is not. Here is the line between grooming and a vet appointment.
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Dogs of the Day: Thursday, October 22nd
Five dogs, five personalities: Marley the potato, Rocky the ham, Love the brave girl, Kash who refuses to be photographed, and Moosie the heckin’ wet dog.
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Nails: The Quick, the Click, and the Splayed Paw
If you can hear your dog’s nails clicking on the floor, they are too long. Here is what the quick is, why length matters more than looks, and how to stay safe on dark nails.