Why Do Dogs Appear More Well-behaved in Pet Stores?

At the beginning of the new year, many pet owners not only prepare festive items for themselves but also give their dogs a full-body cleanse. Whether it's using a pet brush to remove deep fur, giving them a refreshing bath to wash off the dirt, or even creating a stylish look with the help of a pet brush and scissors, dogs' new year appearances are often planned in advance by their owners.
At this time, many pet owners often choose to take their dogs directly to the pet store for cleaning, letting the groomers handle the brushing and grooming while freeing up their hands. So, why do dogs tend to seem more well-behaved in pet stores? Although we often see videos on social media of dogs howling and even resisting the groomers brushing them in pet stores, in daily life, most dogs behave quietly while getting cleaned in the store. On one hand, professional groomers in pet stores are generally better at controlling the rhythm and pressure of brushing or cleaning the dog with tools like pet brushes compared to novice pet owners. Especially when dealing with special situations or sensitive areas on the pet’s body, experienced groomers can make dogs feel more comfortable and clean. After the bath, the groomer not only dries the dog but usually gives them a cute, fluffy style using a pet brush and scissors. During this process, pet owners can relax their hands while possibly picking up a few grooming tips. On the other hand, dogs are famously "homebody bullies," meaning they are much bolder at home and might act out or get spoiled by their owners' affection. They can often throw tantrums or act overly demanding when being bathed or brushed at home. However, in the unfamiliar environment of a pet store, dogs tend to become more cautious and restrained. Of course, even though grooming and bathing dogs in a pet store might be more convenient and comfortable, pet owners don't have to rely solely on professional care. First, as pet owners of dogs or cats, learning basic pet grooming and cleaning techniques can strengthen the bond with our pets. Second, the professionalism of groomers and the cleanliness of the tools they use can significantly affect the dog's experience. Improper hygiene or carelessness could lead to infections. Lastly, while regular grooming at a pet store is often priced under 100 yuan, these costs can accumulate over time, leading to significant expenses. In conclusion, when deciding whether to take your dog or other pets to a pet store for cleaning, remember to consider the factors mentioned above. Don't assume that simply taking them to the store will solve everything!

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