A dog that bites while being groomed will do for several reasons, such as fear of grooming, self-defense, or a painful medical condition. Not grooming the dog is not an option, though, because grooming is important for a dog's appearance, hygiene, and overall health.
How do groomers deal with dogs who bite?
Some solutions are muzzles, medications, or special anxiety reducing jackets. Muzzles: If your dog tends to snap and bite during grooming, putting the muzzle over it can make the task easier. Some muzzles are padded to avoid discomfort for your dog.
Do groomers take aggressive dogs?
Many groomers use petting or a soft voice to try to calm the dogs. Some dogs can be aggressive in grooming situations because they're afraid. Dogs act aggressive in situations where they are confused or afraid, and a good groomer will make your aggressive dog feel comfortable before beginning to groom.
Are groomers allowed to sedate a dog?
No groomer should administer sedatives to your dog unless a vet prescribed the drug for that particular animal. Doing so is in breach of the law!
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