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Our Services

Not just any old dog groomers..

Dog grooming

Perfect for mud-loving dogs!

I love a good transformation, so the muddier the better.

Dog boutique

The one stop shop for your country dog. From gundog training dummies to collars and leads!

Online Store

Our boutique isn't just physical!

If you cannot pop in and say hi, or you really need something held, your can shop online.

Accepting all major cards and first class postage.

Dog Grooming

I absolutely love making your dogs look happy and healthy!

Poodles and Doodles

Terrier cuts, Fancy Breeds and Show Cuts

De Sheds and Baths

It's no secret that Poodle crosses have become the latest craze, and it's easy to see why these pooches are so popular. However, these crossbreeds demand some serious grooming, which is where I come in with my doodle-cutting skills!

Each doodle is unique, and that means their coat type needs a custom approach. You can't just fluff and puff every dog the same way! But don't worry, I'm all about catering to their individuality. And hey, if you're a Poodle parent, I'm always up for a good grooming sesh with those curly cuties.

I love trying out new styles and working with you to see which style best suits your needs.

Terriers are such lovely dogs to groom, when they have been introduced to the grooming procedure early. However, if they havent been exposed to the salon, they can sometimes becomes slightly opinionated! I am happy to work with your terrier and get the look you require. Not everyone likes the 'I've just left the groomers' look, so I am happy to work with you to get the look you are after.

Saying that, I am also happy to talk through show cuts, breed standard cuts and all the cuts in between. Feel free to email me with what you require.

"My dog has short hair, he doesnt need grooming!"

If i had a pound for every time I am told this, I'd be sipping Cocktails in the Bahamas right now.

Smooth and short haired breeds still require grooming. It make not be in the form of a clip/snip but a good deshed can be just as important as any cut.

De shedding is basically a bath using deep shampoos and conditioners, a blast with a drier that removes the dead coat amd then brushing away the coat thats released. De sheds are very rewarding and I have been known to get bin bags full of hair out of dogs that you wouldn't have thought were hairy!

Working Dogs

Working dogs are amazing! I love them and I love to groom them too, which is great because I have so many on my books. However, many people who own gun dogs, sheepdogs, beating dogs and general farm dogs, all think they have to stay away from the groomers incase we wash the work ethic away or something. Crazy, right?

I was brought up with working gun dogs and the only bath our labs got was in the Alge-ridden pond they used to jump into each season, not overly good for their coat. So whilst I am not saying a gun dog should have a weekly bath and blow dry, it is best practice to let them see a groomer at least twice per season, once before and once after. This will make sure they're not loaded with dead hair, weighing them down, It will keep them comfortable in the house/kennel and it's also so they come out of the season smelling good and not carrying half a bramble bush around with them.

Spaniels should ideally be in often for a feet trim, regardless if they're working or not, as grass seeds are a nightmare and rife in hairy feet. Sheepdogs, which are mainly collies, can definitely benefit from regular de sheds, so they too aren't carrying around dead hair and harbouring a coat liable for bacterial infections. As can the terriers...!

So please don't think all your training will go down the plug hole if I give your dog a good MOT. It's only going to benefit them.