My Dog’s Hair Salon

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The salon opened October 15, 1985 with one goal in mind; to take care and make beautiful all the pets in our family of clients. We hope to inform you and help you take great care of your Best Friend.

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WHY Professional GROOMING?

Your dogs hair is the clothes he never takes off! Grooming can be a relaxing and rewarding experience for your dog when it is done on a routine basis by the same grooming staff and in the same place. Pets certainly know when they are clean and looking good. Well-groomed pets are happier, better behaved, healthier, and more outgoing. Just like all of us, they feel good when they look good. They are creatures of habit and enjoy the experience. Hair doesn’t make the dog- but clean hair definitely helps.

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Should you moisten your dogs dry food?

Dry foods are so nutrient-dense, that the volume of the amount of food that is calorically appropriate for their weight might not come close to filling up their tummies. If their meal is full of water, it definitely increases satiety – that sensation of fullness. They quit walking around the kitchen looking unsatisfied after their […]

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Don’t let your dog become a “Nervous Nelly”

You will make mistakes that scare your new dog. You will drop something that makes a loud noise, or perhaps even accidentally falls right on her. You will stumble over your dog. You will get caught in her leash. You will turn on the TV set without realizing that the volume is cranked all the […]

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Is your dog behaving badly?

The trick with all nuisance behaviors is to train and reward an opposite or competing behavior. For example, MAX can’t jump on sara if he’s sitting to greet her. He can’t bark at visitors if he has a toy in his mouth, or beg at the dinner table if he is in a down-stay on […]

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Everyone should know how to teach sit and come

It’s never too early to teach your puppy comands such as “sit” and “come” that you can use to build a common language between you. A good sit comand is vital for safety of your puppy or dog in all environments, and the sooner you start teaching it, the more reliable it will be. THE […]

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National Walk Your Dog Week

As you probably know, there are many health benefits for taking dogs on a walk; lower blood pressure and weight loss, to name a few. However, did you know that proper paw care is just as important? In fact, proper paw care can significantly improve your furry friend’s quality of life. For example, overgrown nails […]

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Dogs Who Behave Aggressively Toward Other Dogs

Many dogs who behave aggressively toward other dogs do so as a result of learning that their barking, growling fit results in the other dog going away. Because that behavior has been successful in the past, it’s been reinforced, and the behavior has continued or increased. You need a practice dog that has been trained […]

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Pet food used to be Human grade

The Only true Pet FOOD, Human Grade Are you confused to what human grade pet food is? Is it for real? Worth the money? The ‘truth’ about human grade pet food. “I’m going to feed the dog, and feed the cat.” “Yes, you probably are. Feed the noun. You are probably feeding them feed.” Quality […]

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Food and anxiety

You’re probably wondering what on earth your dog’s diet has to do with his stress levels when left alone. The answer is, plenty. Have you ever drank one cup of coffee too many and gotten that jittery, wired feeling? You might have snapped at your co-workers, been more impatient than usual when waiting in line, […]

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Canine Separation Anxiety

Have you ever had the misfortune of walking into your house to find overturned furniture, inches-deep claw gouges on door frames, blood-stained tooth marks on window sills, and countless messages on your answering machine from neighbors complaining about your dog barking and howling for hours on end in your absence? If so, you’re probably familiar […]

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Foxtails are a Danger to Dogs

A friend called one day to complain about his dog’s latest vet bill: $300 to remove a foxtail that the dog sniffed up his nose on that morning’s walk. If you live on the west coast, you are likely cringing with recognition of the problem. If you live on the east coast, chances are you […]

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