Pet Styling Handbook for the Professional Groomers
Pet Grooming Studio Academy is in the process of creating a multimedia-based pet styling handbook. The First of its kind in North America! The dog grooming manual is concentrating on the pet salon’s styling work and professional work tips The manual will assist students and graduates of the school in increasing the potential and profit from their grooming careers as well as preserving the skills they have learned. We hope that the manual will simplify the steps of Professional Dog Grooming, making it easier to understand and enjoyable.The grooming manuals in the past are good but have all been very overwhelming in the sheer amount of (some repeated) information. Many often turn away from the manuals because of the sheer volume (Most of them are 500 to 600 pages long). They have buried the necessary steps in sentences that made looking up information difficult.They are outstanding books to use as reference books. They are used at the school as well. However, for those focusing on becoming a professional groomer, a more compact guide would be more beneficial. We want to create a quick reference manual that will be easy to navigate to meet the needs of our students. What is different from conventional manuals? Most grooming manuals give examples for breed-specific grooming similar to show grooming styles. Many of the pages cover a simple bath and clean-up grooming or hard-to-maintain show styles.For example, there are 5 curly-coated styles and 4 drop coat pet styles. At least you have to know as a professional pet groomer. Other breeds are the same. There are multiple ways of pet finishing. The type of fur a dog has, its features, predetermines the styles that can be given and also the customer’s preference.For groomers who are starting in the business, it is important to focus on the type of styles that are seen every day in a salon and also establish good work habits. What are the features of this manual? The merits of our manual are:(1) This manual concentrates on pet-style trims common in Canadian workshops. It will be easier to concentrate on the information you need right away instead of the frills.(2) It will have descriptive texts, photos, illustrations, and more than 50 demonstration videos by veterans in the Canadian grooming industry along with integrated instructions on grooming, an explanation of the grooming steps, and how it will affect the finish.(3) It takes less time to study and is easier to understand and your skill improves much faster thanks to our excellent demonstration videos combined with detailed tutorials than just reading the big volume of text manuals.(4) It will explain which grooming steps to follow and in what order and easy-to-understand clippers and scissoring habits.(5) A quick look-up saves time even if it is used during grooming.(6) Easy to review grooming information even for busy individuals. Whether you have been in business for 20 years or are just starting, Pet Styling Handbook For The Canadian Professionals will help you become the productive, fulfilled, and joyful pet groomer you always wanted to be. You will be able to serve and help more people —-while a lot of fun along the way.
Another Graduate Awarded in the Dog Grooming Competition!
Newly graduated dog groomer, Miss. Kim Endow entered the May 2 dog grooming competition held by the Dog groomers association with the expectation of the thrill of the experience. She never dreamed that she would finish an impressive third place in the competition against many skilled professionals. The competition is judged for many features, including cleanness of the shape, the grooming for the breed, and overall balance. It is very rare to have a new groomer in the winner’s circle because it usually takes time to become a skilled groomer. Kim who has impressed the judges with her skills, said “This is my first competition.” and it was also her first time grooming the Sealyham Terrier. The school principal Minnie Kusanagi said, ” Our students aren’t trained for competitions or dog shows. We try to teach the basic pet grooming skills they need to build a career.” From what Kim accomplished in the competition, it would seem that her new career as a dog groomer is off to an excellent start.
“Just Graduated” Newbies Competed Well With The Professional Groomers!
One of our school graduates took part in the Dog Grooming Competition, held by the Ontario Dog Groomers Association. Miss Y. Sawa completed 20 weeks of Professional Dog Grooming Lessons and started working at the pet salon in downtown Toronto only a few months ago. She has “just graduated” from this school. She has no previous grooming work experience. (She came to this grooming school right after finishing high school.) Despite that, she won Second Place in the professional dog grooming competition. Her comment: All the other contestants were very very good. I’ve been just lucky. I met excellent people, and one of my shop customers made this possible. A compassionate customer convinced me to enter the contest and allowed me to use her splendid Bichon Frise, for which I am truly grateful. Thank you for all your assistance. Dog Groomers Association – Dog Grooming Competition