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SFisher

SFisher

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Hi there,


Looking for a recommendation for a good dog groomer to hand-strip our terrier.


We have a border terrier who had had a mix of haircuts with varying degrees of success!


Was not impressed with K9 on Nunhead Lane who definitely cut her hair with clippers rather than stripped her - which left her hair in awful condition.


Any other recommendations appreciated! Thank you!!

karen s

karen s

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Hi. I also went to K9 with my Long haired Parsons Jack Russell. My poor little dog came back with loads of shaving scratches on her belly. They have not got a clue how to groom. I would never take her there again. I do not advise anyone to take their dog there.

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