Ultimate Dog Grooming: The Definitive Guide to Dog Grooming, Written and Compiled by a Team of Top International Groomers

by Eileen Geeson, Philip de Ste. Croiz (Editor)

Routine care for the dog at home, part two is devoted to professional grooming. Starting out in business, disorders, and handling common problems, such as 'difficult' dogs. The final part covers the individual breeds. Each chapter is dedicated to a coat type, and step-by-step instructions are given on how to groom each breed from start to finish.

304 pages, Paperback

First published September 14, 2007

Reviews

[Mahnoor Khtak]

The poodle has several pages. I was looking for more detailed info on my breeds like how to groom their feet, tails, etc. This wasn't that helpful.
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[Michelle Greene · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book was very general. The general info is fine as far as general grooming and health tips. It does include all the breads but there is barely get half a page of info on each one. The poodle has several pages. I was looking for more detailed info on my breeds like how to groom their feet, tails, etc. This wasn't that helpful.