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@unitarian4jesus Yessssss 100% there’s no in between 😅😂 But doing 5-6 dogs is a great amount! It’s not too hard on your body and you’re able to take your time with difficult dogs if need be!

@unitarian4jesus Duuuude idek either. I was mentored by someone who worked in private before corporate and she was very “go, go, go, get as much dogs as you can and bust them out.” So I got used to a fast-paced environment. Eventually, I improved and was able to do more as time went on. It is...

@chaz1268 It definitely is!!! Unfortunately, it is out of necessity and I also pay tuition out of pocket /: but this won’t be my career. I’m 4 years in and suspect I’ll be grooming for another 3 before I move on! Thank you for the advice!

@p1saint I love that agreement!!!! So many of our doodle customers are cheap and only get basic but want long guards. And of course, people don’t maintain their doodles generally (at least in my location) so that is a fantastic arrangement! I ought to tell my manager if we can do something...

@p1saint Yes that’s a really good point! That is something my other coworkers and I have spoken of - they gotta be cutting corners. Speaking of prices, it’s amazing how many customers berate us and complain about pricing when we are very cheap in comparison to other salons 🥲

@israelp I definitely agree with you! I work 3 days at 10hr shifts and I push myself to do as much as I can because of personal circumstances on top of being a college student. I wouldn’t do more than 12, and if it isn’t busy, I’m okay with 8! But for the reasons you mentioned, I can’t imagine...

Hello! I work in corporate and average 8-12 dogs (with mixed in baths, my limit on haircuts is 8). I physically cannot do more and I’ve tried. There isn’t enough time for me to do more. As y’all know, corporate groomers don’t get bathers, so we bathe and groom our own dogs. We also have to check...