These furry dogs prove that humans were not the only ones who rushed to the barbers, as the pets have also been treated for a long time.
The long-haired dog breeds, including poodles, labradoodles, spaniels and a Pomeranian, will usually hatch at least every six weeks. But because dog groomers were closed during the winter, the dogs were in dire need of grooming. [in England] finally reopened their doors Monday. Some of the regular customers at Bone Idol groomers in Brighton, East Sussex, were among the first.
The long-haired breeds, including poodles, labradoodles, spaniels and a Pomeranian, will usually be chopped at least every six weeks.
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Happy customers like Joey the Border terrier and Nellie the Welsh terrier had serious snippets and left behind a fur mountain that itself was about half of the smallpox. And others, such as Lola, the cockapoo, were finally able to see straight again – after their variegated edges were cut off from where they had grown over their eyes.
“Our customers and their dogs love to come to the salon, and we love to see them, so the exclusion was again very difficult for everyone,” said Scott Learmouth, owner of Bone Idol.
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Scott Learmouth, owner of Bone Idol, said: “Our customers and their dogs love to come to the salon, and we love to see them. Therefore, the exclusion was again very difficult for everyone. On the first day of the opening and in the foreseeable future we have a complete schedule, and it is very satisfying to see the transformations again from boring to fantastic. ‘
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The Bone Idol business also extends to the Bone Idol Academy, which trains prospective dog caregivers. Scott said part of the business has seen a huge increase in applications since the onset of the pandemic.
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The Bone Idol business also extends to the Bone Idol Academy, which trains prospective dog caregivers. Scott said that part of the business has seen a huge increase in applications since the onset of the pandemic.
“The pandemic was a real time for many people to think about,” he added.
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He added: “While we were naturally subject to restrictions like most retail businesses, grooming dogs is a flexible profession. It is also very enjoyable and creative, and people trapped in a lock-up house doing work where they do not does not like, is coming to dog care and starting their dream career. “
“The pandemic was a real time for reflection for many people.”
This story was originally published by South West News Service.