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  • 23-11-2004 9:16pm
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    the grooming pa
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭


    Can anyone tell me of a reliable and good dog grooming parlour in Dublin


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    Doper Than U
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    I believe the groomer in BrayVet is paticularly good. Their number is in the golden pages.


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    the grooming pa
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭the grooming pa


    Doper Than U wrote:
    I believe the groomer in BrayVet is paticularly good. Their number is in the golden pages.
    :) Thank you for that, I have been in contact with the Bray vets.
    As for the other dopier person, no idea what you are trying to say, I had a dog parlour for 15 years, one of the first shops in Dublin to cater for grooming, DOGSBODY. I will be opening another salon and hopefully will not have dopey clients like you calling in, thank god I am not in the same catagory of Dobey as you.
    Cheers :(


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    clairey
    Registered Users Posts: 174 ✭✭clairey


    the grooming pa wrote:
    :) Thank you for that, I have been in contact with the Bray vets.
    As for the other dopier person, no idea what you are trying to say, I had a dog parlour for 15 years, one of the first shops in Dublin to cater for grooming, DOGSBODY. I will be opening another salon and hopefully will not have dopey clients like you calling in, thank god I am not in the same catagory of Dobey as you.
    Cheers :(

    Just wondering, how come your asking about grooming parlours if you own one yourself?? :confused:


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    the grooming pa
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭the grooming pa


    :D The reason I am asking about grooming parlours, is to find a suitable area where there are not too many other parlours where I can offer a professional service for the local people.
    I will also be offering a grooming course with certificates at the end for successfull applicants.


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    goin'_to_the_PS
    Closed Accounts Posts: 869 ✭✭✭goin'_to_the_PS


    there is my one in dundrum..............well sort of if you supply the sissors its a fiver otherwise a use a lighter and its tenner


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    clairey
    Registered Users Posts: 174 ✭✭clairey


    the grooming pa wrote:
    :D The reason I am asking about grooming parlours, is to find a suitable area where there are not too many other parlours where I can offer a professional service for the local people.
    I will also be offering a grooming course with certificates at the end for successfull applicants.

    Ill shortly (fingers crossed) be setting one up in the leopardstown area so stay away! ;) will you be doing advanced courses?? I have done the fetac and city and guilds one already.


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