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  It is another beautiful Saturday morning. Waking up late during the weekend is such a bliss. As your pooch jumps into your bed to give its daily morning routine of facial kisses, you suddenly smell something sour and pungent. When you open your eyes, you realise with dread that your dog needs a grooming session badly. Dog Grooming Basics Dog grooming is not just about bathing the dog. You also need to have the right tools to properly do it. Make sure you've got the basics: dog comb or brush, clippers, shears and a hair blower. Of course, don’t forget dog soap and shampoo. Make sure you know the condition of the pooch you’re about to groom before you use a scented one as it may irritate those who have sensitive skin or are under treatment. If you want to add style, having different blades will also do the trick.  My first client was Kobe, a 1-year old Pekinese and her fur-mom wanted a Lion Cut. A lion cut resembles that of a wild lion’s: thick head, shaved body and legs and a...