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@aazae17 I'd bring some sort of food and also coffee and apologize again in person. Stuff happens, and as long as you don't no show repeatedly they aren't going to see you as a bad client for it. That could've happened to anyone.

@gell All you can do is your best. You have to put your child first.

@monk58 Yes. OP and her baby are also victims.

@monk58 He is a dog for a very experienced foster to work with. They may be able to turn him around, and they may not.

@karosti Yes. That is not what you are supposed to see when they have just been to the grooming shop. Glad they made it right, since they did drop the ball.

@johnbiggs Probably due to the matting being so tight.

@karosti Some places do send double coated dogs home vaguely damn, especially ones that don't tolerate the blower, but it sounds like he was also matted, which is to me a bigger issue. I'd consider changing groomers for that part.

@wandereroftruth I have sent a Pyrenees that tried to eat me over the blower home damp, because we had no cage large enough in the dryer area. That said, she was damp, not saturated like this one, and she also was not still tangled. That part is actually worse than the dampness, because the dog...

@ambassadorcjk Neutering him might help. It'll keep him alive longer as well.