Adopt a Shelter Dog Month: A Grooming Plan for Your New Rescue’s First 30 Days
A new rescue's coat can almost always wait a few weeks. Trust cannot be rushed, so the grooming plan should follow the adjustment period.
Practical grooming advice and everyday pet care tips from Dogi's mobile grooming team.
From the Dogi's guide
A new rescue's coat can almost always wait a few weeks. Trust cannot be rushed, so the grooming plan should follow the adjustment period.
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