In this tutorial, Alison of leading Edge Dog Show Academy takes us through a show groom on Rico, the Havanese.

Labradors can be big goofballs, Jess and Pippa show you through the steps of a Labrador bath and de-shed service.

The comfort and safety is the most important part of grooming a senior dog who does not handle grooming well.
Communication and understanding with the owner that the dog may be not perfectly groomed, or even unfinished sometimes for their welfare is an important part of the grooming process.

How to prepare a Golden Retriever for a Show or Comp with Allison Foley

Jess and Hoshi go through the de-shed and tidy process for you.

Have you ever wondered what wet clipping is?
Sue Wright demonstrates how to safely remove matts from a clean, wet coat.

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.