July 7th, 2015
The lesson to be learned here is that just as parents wouldn't leave their children at a daycare without doing background research, pet owners shouldn't leave their dogs with groomers and assume that their animals will be treated correctly. Unfortunately, dog grooming businesses aren't held to background check requirements and other regulatory standards like daycares are. In fact, dog groomers often don't have to go through any sort of educational programs, background check processes, or licensing steps in order to start working with someone's pet.
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