Your Guide To Brushing And Dematting Your Dog At Home

What you'll learn
Understand the different dog coat types
Know how often to brush your dog
Understand the reasons why a dog gets matted
The tools needed to demat a dog
Techniques to use to demat a dog
Requirements
You must be ready and willing to take action on what you are going to learn.
Description
This course has been designed to help you keep your dogs coat in tip top shape and to give you the confidence to turn brushing your dog at home into a regular routine. If you are a Dog Pawrent and you would like to be able to care for your dogs coat in the comfort of your own home then this course was created for you. As a groomer and the pawrent to an amazing but fear reactive collie, I understand that sometimes it simply isn't possible to bring your dog to a groomer. I am here for YOU and your dog. In this course your will learn - All about the functions of the coatThe different types of coats that dogs haveHow often you should brush your dogWhy your dog gets matted The tools you will needGrooming aids that can help youTechniques you can use This is for you if you want to be able to care for and demat your dogs coat but - you are afraid of hurting them you have no idea where to startthey won't let you they won't stop moving long enough to let you do ityou have no confidence that you will be able to do it correctly Learn all the tips you will need from a professional groomer. Click enroll now and I will see you on the other side!!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Your Compete Guide / Workbook
Section 2: Brushing and dematting your dog
Lecture 3 All about the coat
Lecture 4 Why does my dog get matted?
Lecture 5 Tools
Lecture 6 Dematting Tools
Lecture 7 Techniques you can use
Lecture 8 Dematting
Lecture 9 5 Top tips for your shedding dog
Section 3: Conclusion
Lecture 10 Conclusion
Lecture 11 Bonus Lecture
Dog Owners,Pet groomers,Pet professionals,Dog lovers,Pet carers,Pet professionals

Homepage

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