Some dogs require more effort than other breeds to groom. Depending on the coat they have and other health conditions, some may need more frequent grooming sessions as well as special care products.

If your dog rolls in something smelly — say, a pile of garbage or the compost heap — giving them a bath is probably a no-brainer. But while some pet parents are seasoned pros when it comes to doggy ...

Who says looking fabulous has to be hard work? For some of us, a spa trip is the epitome of luxury. However, for dog owners, the level of grooming required can make a world of difference in what kind ...

This story originally appeared on Mental Floss. Many a bad fur day has been averted by dog groomers. The people holding the shears at your local pet salon are experts in keeping pups looking neat, but ...

PITTSFIELD — Big and bushy, short or shaggy. Dogs come in all shapes and hairstyles, so learning how to groom the different breeds of this very varied species takes not only talent but skill. Paula ...

Dog grooming doesn’t have to mean constant brushing, frequent bathing, and regular salon visits. Some breeds don’t need all that. Their coats stay neat with minimal work, and you can usually handle ...