She’s baa-aack! It’s Ruby’s first big girl haircut today and she has come a long way!

In this relaxed but detailed tutorial, Ruby the Mini Schnauzer gets a cute teddy bear trim.

A good Double Coat groom is all about the bathing and drying process, let the bath and HV dryer do a lot of the work for you.

Moosh Moosh and Michelle demonstrate a salon style trim - a shorter body with longer legs, and cute round face.

Here we are working on a long haired Dachshund. Take special notice of how to move safely through this groom without over stretching, twisting or putting pressure on these small legged dogs and their spines.

Tay and Margaux demonstrate this neat, sweet pet trim for a Cocker Spaniel

By getting the pup used to little things at first, and making it a good experience, as they get older they can enjoy being groomed instead of dreading it.

When you are working with a nervous dog, it is very important that the grooming process is a happy and caring one.

Handling and clipper angles are important on tiny dogs - some are too small to get the clippers under, and may need smaller scissors to achieve the correct angle.

If you love the look of Asian Fusion but want something a little more wearable for real life, this one’s for you

Michelle creates a bold asymmetrical face that’s meant to look deliberate, playful, and just a little bit cheeky.

When you have a dog with patchy mats - don’t despair! Tay and Stormi the Toy Poodle take us through how to demat safely and easily using the bath, dryer, slicker and comb.

Working on injured dogs can be tricky. Jess demonstrates how to get the best outcome for the dog.

Not all dogs enjoy the grooming experience. It is imperative you take your time with a puppy. Give him lots of breaks and high praise. Do not push him further than is comfortable.

Full coated drop coats, how do we manage them? Michelle takes us through everything from shampoo and conditioners to techniques for a show finish.