Category
DIY Grooming.
22 postcards from around the world.
Companion
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Pug Yourself
Bathe, brush, trim, and check your pug's ears in one focused afternoon—no groomer appointment needed.
Working
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Great Dane Yourself
A Great Dane's short coat hides how much dirt and loose hair lives underneath—a two-hour home bath session can handle it yourself.
Companion
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Bichon Frise Yourself
A properly groomed Bichon takes 2–3 hours at home, but you'll save $60–80 per visit by learning this one weekend.
Hound
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Beagle Yourself
A beagle's double coat sheds year-round, but a thorough at-home bath and brush takes ninety minutes and costs almost nothing.
Herding
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Shetland Sheepdog Yourself
A Sheltie's double coat needs real work, but you can do it at home in three hours without professional grooming fees.
Herding
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Corgi Yourself
A corgi's double coat demands monthly baths and brushing, but you can do it all at home for under fifty dollars in supplies.
Terrier
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Staffordshire Terrier Yourself
You can bathe, brush, trim nails, and clean ears on a Staffordshire Terrier in one afternoon—if you know what you're doing.
Natural
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Ragdoll Yourself
Your Ragdoll's silky coat needs regular grooming at home—here's exactly how to bathe, brush, and trim one yourself in four steps.
Non-sporting
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Poodle Yourself
A properly groomed poodle takes three to four hours at home—and it's entirely doable if you know the order.
Terrier
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Yorkshire Terrier Yourself
A Yorkshire Terrier's silky coat needs grooming every 6–8 weeks; learn to do it yourself and save $300+ annually while bonding with your dog.
Hound
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Basset Hound Yourself
A basset hound's droopy ears and wrinkled skin need weekly attention — here's how to bathe, brush, and maintain one at home in four hours.
Working
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Siberian Husky Yourself
A Siberian Husky's double coat sheds year-round, but a proper home bath and brush takes two hours and costs under fifty dollars.
Companion
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Cavalier King Charles Yourself
You can bathe, brush, and trim a Cavalier at home in three hours, without professional grooming fees or a traumatized dog.
Companion
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a French Bulldog Yourself
You can give your French Bulldog a solid bath-and-trim in 90 minutes at home, saving $60–80 per session—if you know exactly what you're doing.
Hound
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Dachshund Yourself
You can bathe, brush, and trim a dachshund at home in three hours for under fifty dollars if you know exactly what you're doing.
Natural
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a British Shorthair Yourself
A British Shorthair's dense double coat sheds year-round; home grooming takes two hours quarterly and costs under fifty dollars total.
Terrier
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Jack Russell Terrier Yourself
You can groom a Jack Russell Terrier at home in two hours, saving $60–80 per session, if you know which shortcuts work and which ones don't.
Terrier
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Bull Terrier Yourself
A Bull Terrier's short coat is deceivingly low-maintenance—but bathing, brushing, nails, and ears still take two to three hours done right at home.
Natural
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Bengal Yourself
A Bengal's weekly grooming takes 90 minutes at home if you work smart, but skip the wrong steps and you'll spend twice that fighting mats.
Herding
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Border Collie Yourself
A Border Collie's double coat sheds year-round and mats fast—groom at home every 6–8 weeks to save money and keep them comfortable.
Working
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Rottweiler Yourself
A Rottweiler's short coat hides how much dirt and loose hair lives underneath—bathing and brushing at home costs a fraction of professional grooming and takes one afternoon.
Non-sporting
Spa Day at Home: Grooming a Dalmatian Yourself
A Dalmatian's short coat sheds year-round, but a two-hour at-home grooming session keeps it manageable and saves hundreds on professional visits.