Are you a new dog owner overwhelmed by all the grooming terminology? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! To help you navigate the world of dog grooming, we’ve compiled a list of common dog grooming terms for new dog owners you’ll likely hear at Canine Couture Grooming.
Common Terms and Phrases
- Bath: This basic service includes shampooing, conditioning, and drying your dog’s coat.
- Brush-out: This grooming session involves removing loose hair, mats, and tangles from your dog’s coat.
- Haircut: Refers to trimming your dog’s coat to a specific style or length.
- Nail trim: This process involves cutting your dog’s nails to a safe length.
- Ear cleaning: This step involves gently cleaning your dog’s ears to prevent infection.
- Deshedding: This is a specialized grooming process that helps to reduce shedding in breeds that shed heavily.
- Dematting: During this process, we carefully remove mats from your dog’s coat, often using special tools and techniques.
- Sanitary trim: A sani trim involves trimming the hair around your dog’s genital area and anus to help prevent matting and bacterial buildup.
Common Coat Trim Styles
- Puppy cut: A short, all-over trim popular for puppies and dogs with sensitive skin.
- Teddy bear cut: A popular style for breeds like Bichon Frises and Shih Tzus, featuring a rounded face and body.
- Lion cut: A style that leaves the head, chest, and legs long while the body is shaved short.
- Full body shave: A complete shave of your dog’s coat.
Remember, the best grooming routine for your dog will depend on its breed, coat type, and lifestyle. If you need clarification on which grooming services or styles suit your furry friend, please ask our professional groomers at Canine Couture Grooming. We’re here to help you keep your dog looking and feeling its best! Call us at (678) 947-6556 or message us online.
