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Reddit mentions of Go Pet Club Pet Dog Grooming Table with Arm, 22-Inch, Black
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Go Pet Club Pet Dog Grooming Table with Arm, 22-Inch, Black. Here are the top ones.
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Color: Black, Size: 21.65" diameterGrooming arm extends up to 28" highRotates 360 degrees, providing you with great control and greater flexibility, Can be used on any flat surfaceCountry Of Origin: China
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 28 inches |
| Length | 21.65 inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 21.65 IN |
| Weight | 16.0055602212 Pounds |
| Width | 21.65 inches |
The cost of buying everything you need to groom safely at home is probably more than whatever it costs to have him groomed and also there is the probability of a vet visit due to injury. Also grooming your own dog for the first time with no training takes a long time! When I first came out of groomer training it took me 4 hours to groom just one small dog.
Also be prepared for it to look like hot garbage the first couple of times! Safety and comfort of the dog trumps all else. If you are taking a long time and the dog gets irritated with you, come back to it tomorrow.
You can get a pretty decent grooming table off Amazon for cheap, I also have a toy poodle and bought this small grooming table for like $63. A table with a tether is important to keep the dog still and prevent them from licking your equipment, wiggly and kissy dogs are like 85% of the injuries I've seen.
I would recommend using a set of Wahl steel animal guard combs over a #10 blade on a set of wahl or andis clippers. You can probably find a used pair cheap on ebay. Andis AGC 2 speed is good but not too expensive. You might be able to find some used guard combs too.
A short cut like 1/4" or so will be the most manageable. You can use a slightly longer comb on the head for a cuter look. Use the #10 with no comb for paw pads and face. I would actually recommend taking him to a groomer for just his face since that's the most dangerous part.
I would urge you to stay away from using any scissors on the dog since it is way easier to cut them with scissors. Clippers are safer as long as you are gentle and use a light touch. Also if your dog has back dew claws be very careful around them! they are VERY easy to cut off accidentally.
I had my 2 yorkies groomed last week, one of them was not complete when we got back to pick them up, I watched in amazement at how well she behaved. Sitting still, not acting up etc and realized that it's because she's on a grooming table. I had tried to groom them in past and trying to hold them with 1 arm, brush with the other , giving them decoy brushes so they wouldn't try and play with what I was using to brush them. So off to Amazon for this I had been told by a friend who shows in both obedience and conformation that a table would make things so much easier. And it has.