Shear Bliss Dog Grooming
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Shear Bliss Dog Grooming
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Hi Mr. Fredericks,Thank you for your comments on the Best Friend Muzzle. In redrags to your question regarding an attachment that protects the horses face. We are now stocking a Muzzle Buffer that will attach to the Deluxe Muzzle and the new Have a Heart Deluxe Muzzle. They are easy to clean because they are made with the ThinLine material That has become quite famous for it's use on bridle, reins, head bumpers, girth and saddle pads. The new Buffer when added to the Have a Heart Muzzle provides protection on the nose as well as the jaw area. It is also infused with an antibacterial substance that lasts up to two years. The muzzle buffer has only been out since the beginning of Feb but we are getting good reviews on it's use already.
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Shear Bliss, Shear Nightmare!
I had a huge shock when I collected my dog from this groomer. My dog looked as if it had had an argument with a pair of blunt shears! My dogs coat was all over the place, short here, long there, a total mess. The customer service was appalling, when I complained the dog groomer shouted at me!
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