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When you’re in your younger years, it’s hard to think and plan for the future. It’s so much more fun and easy to enjoy life instead of thinking about your retirement. If you think it will be easy to retire at 60, have lots of free time with enough funds, and nothing but good times…

Table of contents Sure you’re a pro when it comes to Cocker Spaniel cuts and rounding feet, but that’s not the only skills you need to be a successful and reputable dog groomer. Just because you can cut dog hair, doesn’t make you the best compared to the rest. Here are the top 5 characteristics…

I have been a pet groomer for over 40 years.  I’ve never gotten tired of grooming I have no regrets for having chosen this career. I am close to 70 years old now. Still, I am not ready to retire. And look forward to going to work every day. Working with dogs on a daily…