Dog Groomers?
Dec 11th 2003, 8:35 pm
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Dog Groomers?
We have submitted our application and are eagerly waiting to hear, could anyone already out in the Melbourne area tell me if there is any call for Dog Groomers?
Thanks Nessa
Thanks Nessa
Dec 11th 2003, 8:56 pm
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Re: Dog Groomers?
Originally posted by Nessa
We have submitted our application and are eagerly waiting to hear, could anyone already out in the Melbourne area tell me if there is any call for Dog Groomers?
Thanks Nessa
We have submitted our application and are eagerly waiting to hear, could anyone already out in the Melbourne area tell me if there is any call for Dog Groomers?
Thanks Nessa
hi and welcome to the forum,
i'm sure the good people of oz have dogs and they would need to be groomed.
what type of visa have you applied for?
Dec 11th 2003, 8:59 pm
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Re: Dog Groomers?
Originally posted by Nessa
We have submitted our application and are eagerly waiting to hear, could anyone already out in the Melbourne area tell me if there is any call for Dog Groomers?
Thanks Nessa
We have submitted our application and are eagerly waiting to hear, could anyone already out in the Melbourne area tell me if there is any call for Dog Groomers?
Thanks Nessa
Dec 11th 2003, 9:43 pm
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Spent time in Perth early this year with relatives who have dogs. I was amazed a tthe number of vans I saw out and about with their adverts for dog grooming - there must be something in it.
Dec 11th 2003, 10:13 pm
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Re: Dog Groomers?
Originally posted by downunderpom
Seen several 'Mobile Pooch Parlours' around Sydney. No doubt Melbourne's the same.
Seen several 'Mobile Pooch Parlours' around Sydney. No doubt Melbourne's the same.
Sounds like its a very popular thing Nationwide.
Dec 12th 2003, 3:44 am
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Yep there are plenty of the mobile pooch vans round Mandurah too, as well as grooming salons. I bath my own dog (because I'm too tight to pay someone to do it) but I don't think it's that expensive, about $15 each time. I think it's important that you keep on top of flea infestation here, with this hot weather you can only imagine how quick the little blighters would breed! The groomers also offer other services such as nail-clipping, ear-cleaning, worming medicine, and all the other things that you can't get your dog to still for.
Dec 12th 2003, 4:22 am
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There must be a lot of dirty dogs in Australia
Dec 12th 2003, 5:13 am
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Originally posted by jayr
There must be a lot of dirty dogs in Australia
There must be a lot of dirty dogs in Australia
OOOOOOwwwwwwww.
Dec 12th 2003, 10:41 am
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I not sure about other places in OZ, but Adelaide sure needs one right now.. this dirty pup got covered in mud digging up my garden this morning!!
Dec 12th 2003, 10:43 am
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OMG..the pic is way too big..sorry!!!
Dec 12th 2003, 10:45 am
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Oh Podgy - she is just gorgeous!!
Dec 12th 2003, 10:49 am
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LOL thanx Pollster...
But you wouldnt have said that if you saw her tis morning. I ifnd it hard ot believe something that small could make so much mess!!!... we just held her under the shower to hose her down!
But you wouldnt have said that if you saw her tis morning. I ifnd it hard ot believe something that small could make so much mess!!!... we just held her under the shower to hose her down!
Dec 12th 2003, 10:54 am
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Tell me about it - I have a 9 month old Springer who thinks that there is something not quite right unless she is covered in mud and looking bedraggled!
It was OK when she was little - I just used to dunk her in the mop bucket - but now she is so much bigger the hosepipe has to come out - and she hates it!
There is a piccie of her on the Pets thread in The Lounge that Mrs Dagboy started.
It was OK when she was little - I just used to dunk her in the mop bucket - but now she is so much bigger the hosepipe has to come out - and she hates it!
There is a piccie of her on the Pets thread in The Lounge that Mrs Dagboy started.
Dec 12th 2003, 11:17 am
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i'll go have a look...i never been in the lounge
Dec 12th 2003, 11:35 am
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I didnt even know my thread had been moved! Shows how much notice I take LOL.
Pollster, your springer is gorgeous! I love them, if I didnt have a shepherd I would have a springer
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podgy, yours looks like a stuffed toy in that pic! very very cute!!!!
Pollster, your springer is gorgeous! I love them, if I didnt have a shepherd I would have a springer
.podgy, yours looks like a stuffed toy in that pic! very very cute!!!!