Combining Her Passions to Help People & Pets: Déja Pearson’s Story
Pet groomer and yoga instructor Déja Pearson has a busy schedule running her grooming salon, True …
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Pet groomer and yoga instructor Déja Pearson has a busy schedule running her grooming salon, True …
Combining Her Passions to Help People & Pets: Déja Pearson’s Story Read More
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A new puppy owner will experience many exciting firsts with their pup, whether they have owned many dogs before or they are first–time puppy owners. The first vet visit, first outing, first adventure and first puppy class can all be important parts of bonding with the new pup and watching him grow and mature with each new experience.
It is inevitable that, as a person, you will change over time—sometimes moving in the right direction and sometimes getting stuck. The world and the people around us change constantly. Change is a part of life.
Grooming professionals strive to make pets look their best with teddy bear styles and ring–ready breed trims, but grooming is not always about getting the styles just right.
Oversized index cards, reminder phone calls and hours of handwritten notes have served our industry well for many years. But with today’s technology, consumers expect businesses to keep up with the times, providing quick responses and modern experiences.
In five minutes or less you can warm up some food for lunch in the microwave, send a few text messages, scroll through social media, paint your nails or do any number of small things.
The first greeting I get as I walk up the steps to the front door is a playful one from a happy poodle. I don’t even have to see her tail to know how much she is wagging.