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Dog Care Basics
Get professional advice on dog training, grooming and health care at
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Pet Net Designs
Make money on-line with your knowledge of dog care. Pet Net Designs shows you how to turn information into profits with an information website and...Best Of All... the Information is FREE!!!!
PetNetDesigns.com

 

Red Creek Wildlife
Pet lovers also love wildlife. Find out what to do if you find an injured wild animal. Also includes great pictures and, we believe, it is a worthy cause to support
RedCreekWildlifeCenter.com

 

Academy of Animal Arts
Academy of Animal Arts, Inc has what you need to become a success: A program beyond grooming. Learn the art and business of professional pet grooming in a comfortable environment.
AcademyofAnimalArts.com

The Grooming Supplies
at LOW Prices

Bows
Brushes
Clippers
Combs
Dryers
Scissors
Shampoo
Shedding Tools
Tables
Wholesale Dog Supplies
YOU Can Retail
in YOUR Salon

Selling Dog Cologne

In the Grooming Salon

 

"Oh, what do you use to make Muffin smell soooo nice?" You reply by handing the customer a can of dog cologne off the sales shelf. We've been using the same dog cologne for the past eleven years, and it's been our #1 best seller for that same time.

Look at the ingredients when selecting dog colognes. Carry  dog colognes that are free of artificial ingredients, alcohol and other irritating chemicals. Dog colognes that contain all natural ingredients are best. Make sure there is nothing in the dog cologne that will irritate the dog's skin.

And the best advice I can give is "use the same dog cologne you sell." Your clients associate the unique perfume of your brand of dog cologne with "clean and freshly groomed."

 

 

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