Today we are talking about the 10 things you need to groom your own dog from home.

So whether you're looking to save some money on grooming appointments or you just want to

simply bond with your dog by spending more time together, grooming your dog at home is a really

great idea. Here's what you're going to need. Welcome to the puppy training podcast. I'm Amy

Jensen, founder of Baxter and Bella, the online puppy

school. Here we are all about helping you create the best possible experience raising a puppy,

from training tips to practical tricks, all aimed at fostering a happy, well-behaved dog who

truly feels like part of the family. So if you are ready to enjoy the

journey and strengthen the bond with your dog, let's get started. Hello and welcome to the

puppy training podcast. I'm Amy Jensen. I'm so glad you're here. Every week we talk about something

puppy related or dog training related

and hopefully it's helping answer some of your questions that you might have. So today,

let's hit the 10 things you're going to need to groom your own dog from home. I do this on a

regular basis. I have three dogs. My youngest, Bella, she's learning how to be groomed. So we do a lot

of practicing. And then I also take her to

a professional groomer every eight to 12 weeks for a really good thorough job. And they do a really

good job with her and it's good for her to get out of the house and be with somebody else for a

little bit. The same thing with Baxter. He goes in with her. They go in together. And then I have a schnauzer Yorkie mix, Bruno. He's a little older.

And things are getting a little harder for him. So I've always groomed him from home. He gets a

schnauzer cut. It's pretty cute. And so I'm not a professional groomer, but I do this a lot with my own

dogs. And here are the things that I find really useful. So number one on the list

are grooming scissors. There's a lot of different kinds out there. I have several that I recommend.

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