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I hear this all the time. I hear it when people email me looking for a puppy, almost ashamed because they want a Keeshond to love, but they don't want to commit to showing. I hear it over the phone when people ask me if I even sell pets or just show dogs. My AI site analytics tell me that I could be more approachable to the pet market and would score higher on Google if I took the focus of my website away from show achievements. Well, I am sorry, but I am not gonna do that, a

I thought it was high time I kept a blog, since social media and short form video content isn't my strong suit, and where better to start than to talk about something I get asked about often.... Grooming a keeshond. Now I would like to caveat my advice/process with saying this is what works for me, and my dogs, and the way I work, and my budget. I myself took advice from a few different breed mentors, the following is what came out the other end, and now forms the way I work.