Thank you for your interest in Canine Design School of Dog Grooming.

Your choice of schools is vital to your success as a Professional Dog Groomer, and we at Canine Design are dedicated to each student to produce an elite grooming team. We are devoted to the student and to their success, during the course and beyond graduation. With Canine Design's high standards and your dedication, "The sky’s the limit".

The average student who attends our academy can expect to complete 5 dogs minimum per day upon graduation. Some students are faster, but that is a choice the individual can make. Some prefer to take their time to perfect their skills.

- Use of tools and equipment	- Making and Applying Bows & Bandanas
- Handling Techniques	- Shave Downs
- Nail Clipping	- Clipper use and Maintenance
- Ear Plucking and Cleaning	- Customer Trouble Shooting
- Brushing, Dematting and Deshedding	- Hand Scissoring
- Skin Problem Identification	- Hand Dry & Cage Dry
- Flea & Tick Identification and Removal	- Nutrition
- Expressing Anal Glands	- Customer Relations
- Shampoo & Conditioner Selection
- Proper Bathing Techniques
- Fluff Drying
- Making and Applying Bows & Bandanas
- Shave Downs
- Clipper use and Maintenance
- Customer Trouble Shooting
- Hand Scissoring
- Hand Dry & Cage Dry
- Nutrition
- Customer Relations
*Equipment - $1,000.00
-Cost of course $ 3,500.00
-Cost of *Equipment $ 1,000.00
-Total $ 4,500.00
-GST/PST $ 390.00
-GRAND TOTAL $ 4,890.00

- Booking Organization	- Veterinarian Intro
- Use of tools and equipment	- Naturally for the future
- Breed Identification	- ‘Tie In’ Services
- Body Language and Behavior	- Client Relations
- Handling Techniques	- Pricing your Service
- Nail Clipping	- Business Management
- Ear Plucking and Cleaning	- Marketing & Design
- Health Problems	- Blades: Their Use and Maint.
- Brushing, Dematting and Deshedding	- Customer Trouble Shooting
- Skin Problem Identification	- Unhappy Customer to Happy Customer
- Flea & Tick Identification and Removal	- Understanding the Furry Client
- Expressing Anal Glands	-Understanding the Furry Clients Maids
- Shampoo & Conditioner Selection	- Hand Scissoring
- Proper Bathing Techniques	- Hand Dry & Cage Dry
- Fluff Drying	- Sculpting to correct conformation faults
- Filing and Report Cards	- Nutrition
- Setting of Patterns	- Working with Veterinarians
- Pre-clipping Techniques	- Words to Use and Not to Use
- Shave Downs	- Customer Relations
- Styles for all Breeds	- Personal Appearance
- Mixed Breed Styling	- Studio Design
- Clipper use and Maintenance	- Seasonal Deco
- Efficiency	- STYLE
- Speed Grooming
- Rare Breed Grooming
- Advanced Scissoring
- Studio Management
- Studio Layout & Design
- Seminars