I brought home my Maltipoo from the county shelter after discovering she was going to be euthanized due to fear. Although she is very young, they believed she was a stray for a long time. She quickly turned around but all attempts to groom her went horribly. Her hair was tangled into sensitive dreadlocks, she she could barely see out of her eyes since her hair covered them. I was beginning to think she would have to stay that way.
Galloping Groomer felt like my last resort - I didn't care how she looked! In fact, all I wanted was her dreadlocks to be removed, even if it left her hairless.
I was nervous that she would be fear-ridden and they would not be able to hold her still enough to clean her, nonetheless deal with clippers or razors. But Jodi arrived to my house with a confidence that never faltered. She knew how to handle my dog and removed her from the house with a smile on her face. She did all the grooming in a large van in front of our house so my dog didn't have the additional stress of large rooms, numerous strangers, and other, much bigger, dogs.
When she knocked on my door a little bit later, she was holding a dog that was unrecognizable! My dirty mop (with a tail) that smelled like a stale moth balls now looked like a large-eyed puppy with super-soft fur that smelled like flowers. Finally, I could see my dog's face.
By the next day, she was completely recovered and proudly strutting herself around the neighborhood with her tail up high. Jodi was able to give her a better quality of life that the others could not do - I strongly recommend her if your dog needs someone with a little extra skill and patience.