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Last edited by QuietShootr; 05-02-10 at 14:30.
Since my mom died last year, and my dad is overseas we took their Shih-Tzu, and did the smart thing. I bought a set of professional Oster clippers, and simply buzz cut everything but the ears and tail. Before he was a mop, and between him and my mini-Aussie this dog would be a nasty mess within days of getting pro groomed.
Takes maybe an hour to buzz him, and give him a bath. I can pay for the clippers ($200) in a couple months after what we would have to pay to get him groomed.
If you decide on the buzz cut yourself you really do need high quality clippers. The sub $100 box store clippers dont work.
You tip anyone who performs a personal service (hair/shoe-shine/nails/dog groomer/wait-staff/car-wash (some)/etc.). Obviously there are some exceptions to this, but it's a generality that I use.
I like good service from the places I frequent. The places I frequent like to give me better than usual service because they know me and know I tip well when I get that service.
If you're satisfied with average service then fine, don't tip or just leave an average tip.
If you didn't get good service then absolutely don't tip.
Originally Posted by Crow Hunter
I don't believe in tipping...
We miss you, AC.
We miss you, ToddG.
The professionals in certain professions such as dog grooming, waitressing, hair styling etc.,are dependent on tips in order to survive. They are usually paid a substandard wage. If they even do a mere satisfactory job I tip at least 15-20 %. To do anything else is........ well, selfish.
Last edited by Bulldog7972; 05-03-10 at 08:04.
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