One table, one dog, no rush
The salon started in a converted garage with one grooming table and a waitlist that grew by word of mouth alone. It moved into a proper storefront three years in, but the one-dog-at-a-time rule never changed.
Nervous dogs get more time, not less. A first groom often starts with just a bath and a face trim so the next visit is easier, rather than pushing through a full cut on a dog who is not ready for it.
Two groomers work here, both certified, both willing to talk through a coat problem on the phone before you book.
