D-FUR DOG GROOMING SERVICE was established in 2004 by Celia McGovern. From September 2007 the business operated from Celia’s home address in Watford, in a purpose built summerhouse. The business developed an excellent reputation in Watford and is trusted for its high standards of service, affordable prices and the quality and effectiveness of its treatments. In February 2012, D-Fur Dog moved to Dorset (with Celia) and will now be found at Luccombe Business and Craft Centre, Milton Abbas, Blandford Forum, DT11 0BD. Celia knows that your pet is an important member of your family and promises to make him/her feel safe and comfortable whilst in her care. She will only groom and style your pet if it does not cause stress or discomfort. She will not sacrifice your pet’s safety and comfort for vanity. She only uses positive actions, no harsh words or punishments and has a NO tolerance policy to rough handling.D-furdog
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GUIDE PRICES ONLY

Long Haired Dogs

Short Haired Dogs

Small from £28.00

Small from £20.00

Medium from £34.00

Medium from £25.00

Large from £40.00

Large from £30.00

X Large from £60.00

X Large from £45.00

Puppy Programme from £70.00

Puppy Programme from £50.00
The guide prices above are based on the type, size and breed of dog and are dependant upon the condition of your dogs coat and his/her co-operation. De-matting, shaving and handling of difficult dogs will require extra time and will result in additional charges. Any humane de-matting will be undertaken at d-furdogs descretion and in accordance with the animal welfare act.
Does My Dog Need Professional Grooming?

Although not all breeds of dog need to be clipped or hand-stripped regularly, all dogs need to be groomed in order to keep their coat glossy and healthy. Bathing a dog helps remove foreign matter from the coat, preventing it from irritating the skin. Brushing promotes the production of the oils that protect the coat and keeps the skin healthy and also removes dead hair that, if left in the coat, can be itchy and irritating to the dog. Short haired dogs benefit from professional grooming as much as long haired dogs.

How old should my puppy be when it has it's first professional groom?

Ideally, your puppy should be between 12 and 15 weeks old when he /she is brought for the first groom, with two follow up visits 4 weeks apart. Please refer to the separate "puppy programme" section.

Can I stay with my dog?


Yes, you are welcome to stay with your pet whilst he/she is being groomed, however, the grooming process can take anything from between 2 and 4 hours (dependant upon breed) and you should allow for this. Owners are not encouraged to stay when their puppies are being groomed as part of the above mentioned puppy programme. Owners may be requested to stay for difficult or oversized dogs.

Do you muzzle dogs?

As a general rule no, although if a pet dislikes for example, having his/her feet trimmed or nails clipped and is liable to bite, we may use a soft nylon muzzle for a short period of time until this part of the grooming process is complete.

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