Pick the one whose coat is closest to your dog’s and you will have a fair idea what yours will look like. Every picture here came off Rachael’s own Instagram, and none of them is a stock photograph.
Photographs from the salon
A black and white springer spaniel standing on the grooming table, ears and feathering scissored and the body coat tidied.An apricot curly-coated dog standing on the grooming table after a groom, coat clipped short on the body and left fuller round the head.A white curly-coated dog on the grooming table with its tongue out, body clipped short and the head left full and round.A red and white spaniel standing on the table after a groom, ears left long and feathering trimmed level.A cream curly-coated dog on the grooming table, body clipped down and the face and ears scissored into a round shape.A black and white small long-coated dog on the grooming table, legs and feet clipped out and the coat shortened over the back.A tan spaniel having its chin held gently while its face is tidied. Only the groomer's hand is in the picture.A small cream and white long-coated dog on the table, the face scissored round and the body coat trimmed short.A cream curly-coated dog standing on the table with its coat taken short all over and the legs left a little longer.A small tan and white long-coated dog standing on the table, muzzle and legs trimmed and the coat left full over the back.The Scruffy's Groom Room sign on the salon wall: a black paw print with Scruffy's in pink script inside it, and Groom Room on a plaque underneath.