Groomers in New Mexico
232 grooming salons across 42 cities and towns
New Mexico is dry and bright, and both matter to a coat. Hair goes brittle here, so a coat should be conditioned before it is worked rather than brushed hard while dry, which breaks the ends and leaves the coat looking worse after the appointment than before it.
Altitude and clear air mean strong sun. Shaved skin burns fast, and clipping a double coat down for the summer takes away the layer that was keeping heat off the skin. Asking for the undercoat raked out gives a cooler dog than asking for the coat taken off.
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