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Communities at Work, Oct. 11 October 11, 2008
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.
Onyx, a husky, gets a dry and comb from Canines Unlimited's co-owners Amy Andrews, left, and Glenna Grandbouche on Wednesday. The business also offers do-it-yourself grooming, where customers can wash their own dogs.
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.
Glenna Grandbouche combs Butch, a poodle, before cutting his fur Wednesday.
Grandbouche trims the nails on Butch's feet during the rough cut.
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