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Why Every Dog Groomer Should Invest in Ongoing Education: Stay Sharp, Stay Competitive, and Keep Learning
So youโve completed your course, learned the trade, and have been grooming for a few years now. All thatโs left is to keep working, right?
How to Up-skill in Dog Grooming at Home
Before you shout at your computer screens, โBut igroomhub, there are only so many hours in a workday!โ we want to let you know that we absolutely understand this, and we hear you!
A Culture of Learning: The Importance of Education in Small Dog Grooming Businesses
Why education is the cornerstone of success for small dog grooming businesses.
โWhy Does My Dogโs Haircut Cost More Than My Own?โ
A perfectly acceptable response in verse. Add interpretive dance for full effect.
How To Get The Haircut You Want for Your Dog at the Groomers
Understanding how to communicate effectively with your dog groomer is crucial
Exactly WHO are our Clients?
Weโre people pleasers and puppy pleasers, but how do we find a balance between the two? And more importantly, which comes first?
Dog Groomers WHS
How safely are you working? You might be able to scissor the most magnificent mushroom head known to man, but if you are not working safely then there is no point.
Matted Dogs - Educating Clients + Charging Appropriately
Weโve all been there โ when a client arrives for their groom and either doesnโt understand that their dog is matted, or doesnโt understand why it costs them more money.
The common question โwhy are you charging me more if youโre going to shave it off anyway?โ
Client Education Brochures
These brochures not only empower you with knowledge but also help educate your clients about pet care best practices.
โIn times of change, learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.โ
ERIC HOFFER
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