Tuesday, August 12, 2008

He Doesn't Always Have to go to a Groomer

By Jonethan Bass


Dog grooming parlors are everywhere, and it's no surprise to anyone. Anyone who has ever known more than one or two dog owners has met at least one who is willing to spend more money on their dog than some people spend on their children. So why not spend that money on grooming?

Of course, your dog deserves pampering and grooming.

Well yes, your dog does deserve the best care you can provide, and there is no reason why occasional trips to the groomer can't be part of that.

Although you may make occasional trips to the dog groomer a habit in your dog's life it does not mean that you should only have the groomer hold all of the responsibility. That can actually become a poor choice.

After all, the groomer is more experienced in the area of grooming your dog than you are, right? Don't most of us car owners allow mechanics to take care of the maintenance of our cars - why not let the groomers handle our dogs grooming needs?

Your relationship with your car is one-sided, unlike the one with your dog which is emotional.

Sure you hear lots of people talking about how they "love" their cars, and some of them probably even believe it, but it's not the same kind of relationship you have with your dog. For one thing, the emotional bond between driver and car is not reciprocal.

No matter what you do, your car isn't going to love you, and you won't hurt its feelings.

The difference is your dog. Take care of and spend lots of time with your dog and your relationship with him can be very strong and well off. It is important because if you take the time to love and groom him you can actually help to instill behavior that is good!

Take the time, your dog is worth it.

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