Contents of Grooming Your Dog at Home 

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• Reduce Your Grooming Stress
• Why Groom Your Dog at Home?
• Grooming Your Dog at Home - An Ultimate Guide
• Is Your Dog Well-Groomed Enough?
• Here are FIVE steps to successfully brushing your Dog that will prove to be extremely useful.
• Matting can be a very painful experience.
• Wow! Look at These Bonuses!
• Get Tips From a Professional Dog Groomer!
• Grooming Your Dog at Home "Can't Miss" Package Deal
• Sharpen Your Dog Grooming Skills
• How To Reduce Shedding?
• Shedding Misconceptions
• What's Your Opinion on Grooming Your Dog at Home?
• Get "Grooming Your Dog At Home"
• Check out My Blog

Reduce Your Grooming Stress 

With Grooming Tips from a Pro...

Why Groom Your Dog at Home? 

Finally, there is a way you can learn the dog grooming secrets of:

• Hassle-Free brushing
• Having No dog hair on the furniture
• Keeping your dog's breath fresh
• Eliminating that doggie smell
• Using proper tools for proper grooming activities
• And much more...

Grooming Your Dog at Home - An Ultimate Guide 

Written by Amy West - a top-notch professional Dog Groomer

This fully-illustrated 117-page e-book, Groom Your Dog At Home - The Ultimate Guide will teach you how to easily groom your dog step-by-step without hiring a pro, and of course, it will help you save time and money.

But, what is more important is: By grooming your dog yourself, you will nurture the most loving relationship with your pooch. Won't you feel proud when your dog becomes a head turner in your block?

This handy E-Book package is a treasure-trove of valuable information for all dog owners who wants their dogs to stay healthy and feel healthy.

It doesn't matter whether you have a "cumbersome" large breed like a St. Bernard or a Great Dane . . .

or a tiny Chihuahua . . .


(There's even a whole chapter devoted to the troublesome poodle coat!)



You can now learn the ultimate secrets of the professional dog groomers and provide your cherished family member with outstanding grooming -
all on your own.

I was amongst the very few lucky people who got the opportunity to have a pre-read. And wow! I was thoroughly impressed with the contents and the amount of information the book provides! I thought I must share this with you as it is one of the most comprehensive and info-packed guides on Grooming that I have come across or read so far.

Click to Buy Grooming Your Dog at Home - A Money Saving, Stress Free Guide

P.S. I can assure you one thing, as a dog owner myself, I feel this information will immensely help every dog owner. You can now give your dog the professional quality grooming that he truly deserves in the convenience of your own home. And you can save time, money and stress at the same time.

Is Your Dog Well-Groomed Enough? 

The reason one should groom his/her dog is simple...

Your dog's physical state influences the way he feels and the way you look at your dog. Extreme cases, where lack of proper care, cleaning and grooming can directly affect the behavior of a dog, are not rare.

Proper grooming, not only infuses a healthy glow to your dog's appearance, but also helps develop his self-esteem; while it makes you a very proud parent, when you show off your dog to others.

The first step to Grooming is: Brushing!

Brushing has been universally acknowledged as the single most important step in grooming.

To name a few, the benefits of brushing are many:

* Better blood circulation
* Shinier and healthier coat
* Better bonding

Read more about brushing and combing and 31 different grooming tools and their application at:
Grooming and Brushing Your Dog at Home

Even if you know how crucial brushing is for your Dog's health and well-being, we all know that there is a right way and a wrong way of doing anything. And without doubt, you would like to do everything the RIGHT way when it comes to your Dog.

Yes, there's a method to follow while brushing your Dog.

Here are FIVE steps to successfully brushing your Dog that will prove to be extremely useful. 

Follow these dog brushing steps to get the best results:

1. Brush against the growth of the hair first with a slicker brush and then with a medium or wide toothed comb.
2. The slicker brush removes all the loose hair and the comb takes care of the tangles.
3. Brush your Dogalong the hair growth and make sure you reach the skin as you brush his way.
4. Then use a flea comb over the coat to get the fleas and removing any remaining tangles. Part the coat and start from the root and then comb through.
5. If your Dog's paw pads are hairy then clip them using electric clippers. Do not clip the hair in between the pads. Clip only the excess hair.

Matting can be a very painful experience. 

Brush your Dog's hairs to prevent it from matting.

Wow! Look at These Bonuses! 

You can't lose!

1. The Ultimate Grooming Tools: Inside this bonus book is information about every tool you'll ever need to perform top-notch, quality grooming for your dog. Also find fully-illustrated grooming tools for your dog along with support system that are vital.
2. Care of White & Light-Coated Dogs: Inside the Pages of this second bonus book, you'll learn the proper ways to deal with the common problems of dogs who have white or light-colored coats. Discover the good health practices that are essential to keeping these dogs' coats shiny and healthy . . . including a healthy diet.

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Grooming Your Dog at Home "Can't Miss" Package Deal 

Written by Amy West - a top-notch professional Dog Groomer

Sharpen Your Dog Grooming Skills 

Without doubt, shedding is one of the most annoying features of dog ownership;

What with having dog hair liberally scattered on the floor, furniture, clothes, actually all over.

And frankly there's not much you can do about it except, accept it as a flip side of dog ownership.

Dog shedding occurs in all dogs and is a natural process of getting rid of (eliminating) dead hair. Basically, shedding takes place for two reasons:

- To allow a new coat to come in
- To help the dog to adapt to the seasonal changes in the temperature

How Does Shedding Occur?

Shedding typically occurs every spring and fall season, relating primarily to changes in the intensity and duration of sunlight cycles. Some dogs - particularly hard-coated terriers and Poodles - hang on to their dead hair, thus requiring special grooming to remove it.

Other dogs give it up quite readily, all over the house. Shedding can take anywhere from three weeks to two months. A warm bath helps accelerate the process and daily (or twice-daily) brushing can help control clouds of hair that scurry into corners and under furniture.

However, there are things you can do to make this nuisance more manageable and less bothersome if you follow a few simple tips. These tips will not only save you from the embarrassment having your guests see your Dog's shedding around the house but will also help you to keep your house neater and cleaner.

Read more on how to control your Dog's shedding at:

Grooming Your Dog at Home - How to Control Shedding

How To Reduce Shedding? 

Brushing your Dog is the single most important key to reduce dog shedding

Regular brushing with a slicker brush is the best way to keep the loose hair from falling on the floor or your furniture. Once a week try to sit down and do a thorough brushing session.



As a Dog owner, you should know that different coat types have different grooming requirements. Read about them here:

Grooming Your Dog at Home - Dog Coat Guide

Shedding Misconceptions 

A lot of people have plenty of misconceptions about shedding and grooming

For instance dogs would be cooler in summer if their coats are shaved off; frequent bathing is bad for dog's skin; dogs grow more coat in winter and so on.

What is 'normal' shedding? What is the difference between normal and excessive shedding? What is the difference between shedding and coat loss? Which are the non-shedding breeds and do they never shed? If you want answers to questions like these, then you owe it to yourself to check out this one-of-a-kind guide at:


Grooming Your Dog at Home - Getting Over Shedding Myths

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