Butch gets his "rough cut" from Grandbouche before bathing Wednesday. After a bath, she will give him a final groom. Behind them is an area where the business holds its training sessions with owners and where dogs can play.
Communities at Work, Oct. 11
Walking into Canines Unlimited LLC, a white picket fence is there to greet you, giving the new business a home-like atmosphere. That atmosphere is what co-owners Glenna Grandbouche and Amy Andrews are striving for. They call it a "place for dogs to relax." "Making the experience less stressful is our goal," Grandbouche said. Despite the business's recent Monday opening, the two aren't new to the dog scene - each has about 25 years of experience. With that knowledge, they bring more to a grooming studio than scissors and a blow dryer, offering training services and pet care, as well.
October 11, 2008
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