Grooming Salon Installation

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The range of cuts and grooming styles is therefore extremely vast. This is why becoming a groomer requires extensive knowledge of dog breeds, especially regarding their morphology but also their general temperament, in order to adapt grooming to breed standards. This can be learned in school, but it is often insufficient, and professionals agree that the bulk of the learning takes place on the job, through experience. Indeed, the groomer's role is also to correct the dog's perceived flaws. For example, on a dog that is too tall, the hair on the legs will be cut longer to give the impression of a short-legged dog; similarly, when the legs are bowed, more hair is cut on one side than the other to correct the overall shape of the leg.

The qualities required for a good groomer are mastery of techniques, knowledge of breed criteria, but also patience, tact, dexterity, and psychology.