Any suggestions for a steady drying table that will accommodate big dogs who are not used to grooming? It seems that people in my area with Newfoundland, Great Pyrenees, etc don't get them groomed until the dog is older and has an issue that requires a trip to the vet. Then the vet tells them the dog needs grooming. Drying in the tub is hard on my back because the tub is a shower base. It's wide and the dogs glue themselves to the back wall. I have an electric Lil Pup for grooming and I love it but I'm hoping to find something less expensive for the bathing room.
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Originally posted by BeeJL View PostAny suggestions for a steady drying table that will accommodate big dogs who are not used to grooming? It seems that people in my area with Newfoundland, Great Pyrenees, etc don't get them groomed until the dog is older and has an issue that requires a trip to the vet. Then the vet tells them the dog needs grooming. Drying in the tub is hard on my back because the tub is a shower base. It's wide and the dogs glue themselves to the back wall. I have an electric Lil Pup for grooming and I love it but I'm hoping to find something less expensive for the bathing room.
I'm having the same problem, I'm close to building a work table for big dogs, I don't trust half the tables i've used.
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Originally posted by BeeJL View PostThat's what I'm afraid of. I was looking at the Top Dog from Ultra Lift but hoping I could go with something cheaper.me too.
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I think a make over on my work table will be the best low budget solution. The current one is too low for my legs to fit under when I sit on a stool and too wide (dogs glue themselves to back wall and I can't reach them.) I need a set up that won't do in my back. I'll look into Shoreline. I'd really like something that goes up and down.
Tom: is the Shoreline steady and well built?
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If you can get them on it, I would go with simple counter top against the wall. Eases drying and the big guys are MUCH more secure. Use an electric to lift them up if you had too. I would never be without counter drying if I were in a shop. And SUPER cheap!
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Originally posted by BeeJL View PostI think a make over on my work table will be the best low budget solution. The current one is too low for my legs to fit under when I sit on a stool and too wide (dogs glue themselves to back wall and I can't reach them.) I need a set up that won't do in my back. I'll look into Shoreline. I'd really like something that goes up and down.
Tom: is the Shoreline steady and well built?
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