The Ultimate Grooming Experience for Thunder the Dog!

🛁Bathing and grooming Thunder is an enjoyable and rewarding experience for both the groomer and the dog.

💨Double-coated dogs like Thunder shed their fur continuously, and grooming helps manage their excessive hair.

🧼To groom Thunder, we brush him, clip his nails, and use an undercoat rake to remove loose fur.

🐾Thunder can be a bit lazy during grooming, but we adjust our approach to keep him comfortable.

🐕‍🦺After grooming, Thunder smells great and becomes a cozy pillow for his furry friend, Melvin.

How often should I groom my double-coated dog like Thunder?

—Double-coated dogs should be groomed once or twice a week to manage shedding and keep their coat healthy.

What tools do you use to groom Thunder?

—We use a brush, nail clippers, and an undercoat rake to groom Thunder and remove loose fur.

Can I groom my double-coated dog at home?

—Yes, you can groom your double-coated dog at home, but it's important to learn proper techniques and use the right tools.

Is grooming stressful for dogs like Thunder?

—Grooming can be stressful for some dogs, but with the right approach and a calm environment, it can become a positive experience.

How can I keep my dog smelling fresh after grooming?

—You can use dog-friendly colognes or sprays to keep your dog smelling fresh after grooming.

00:00Introduction: Thunder is ready for a grooming session in our shop.

00:21Announcement: Girl With The Dogs products are available on our website.

00:51Grooming Thunder's bath: Groomer starts giving Thunder a bath.

01:25Grooming Thunder's coat: Groomer brushes and clips Thunder's nails.

02:19De-shedding Thunder: Groomer uses an undercoat rake to remove Thunder's loose fur.

02:49Finishing touches: Groomer tidies up Thunder's body and sprays him with jelly bean cologne.

02:56Thunder's new friend: Thunder becomes a cozy pillow for his furry friend, Melvin.