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From the Grooming Table
Finished grooms shared by working groomers. Pro members can post their own.
Every photo here was sent in by a groomer and checked by hand before it went up. It is a place to show finished work, swap ideas for trims and coat types, and see what other groomers are doing on their tables. Pro members can post up to five photos at a time for review.
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Tips for a photo that shows off the groom
- Shoot right after the finish, before the dog has a chance to roll or shake.
- Use daylight. A window or an open door shows coat color and texture better than overhead salon lights.
- Get down to the dog's eye level, and fill the frame with the dog, not the room.
- Show the work: a clean face and feet, an even topline, or a full side view of the trim.
- Keep people out of it. No faces, names, phone numbers or addresses, including on tags and paperwork in the background.
- Ask the owner first. Most are proud to see their dog featured, but it is their call.
Write a caption a groomer would find useful: the trim, the breed or mix, and anything that made the groom tricky. For more about the business side of the job, read the grooming blog.