Yeah me- my website updated

[Poodlefluff]

I finally bugged my husband to update my website and advertise the SPA brand pet products, people are really going nuts over this line of products especially the blueberry facials. We added more pictures I finally got a camera to take before and afters so I will be adding those as I get them. But I like how the gallery album came out. So I was hoping ya'll could take a look and let me know if you see anything that needs to be changed. Thanks

http://www.thedivinecanine.net/

[Crystal]

Very cute gallery page. It's very nicely done and has such class. Thanks for sharing.

[Angie]

Very, very very nice )

[workingchihuahua]

absolutely beautiful job

[cassidy1]

Very polished, I think it will appeal to the clients that you are seeking! Great job

[Poodlefluff]

Thanks I have been to some pretty cool websites for groomers. I was hoping I could make mine look as good as others I have seen. When people call me they still don't seem to get the idea of housecall grooming. I don't know how I can explain it differently on my website to make them understand better. They always act shocked and say "So you groom the dog INSIDE the house?" I say yes. But I can also groom the dog on a patio or garage if it is a nice day. For the most part i do the dog inside but if it is a shedding breed I prefer to it outside.

[SpikeyTheYorkie]

VERY NICE, Melissa! Very classy indeed. Is that your home where the photos are taken? Do you have a pond out back? It's a very nice home.

I want to know what you did to that black standard poodle? Grooming wise that is...it's a very nice trim, not too short or too long.

Tammy in Utah

[Poodlefluff]

The black poodle gets a #7 lamb in the summer and #4 in the winter I scissor the legs. I leave a neck crest too. Poor thing he just go skunked and I used your Dawn, Baking Soda, Peroxide remedy. It worked pretty well. I don't know what to tell them about their skunky house though. I hope it will fade over time. They had the dog deskunked over the weekend at another shop and that shop told them not to wash the dog for one month or it will de-activate the product. I told the owners, the truth is that for about the next 6 months, any time your dog gets damp or wet he will smell again. It is not the "product" that is deactivating, it is the skunk smell re-activating when it comes on contact with moisture. When your dog is dry it will smell better, when it is wet it won't. The store probably just wanted you to think you got your money's worth.