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Tired of bringing your pup to traditional grooming salons? Darling Dogs Mobile Grooming LLC brings the grooming salon directly to your Darling Dog! I understand that your dog is family, and I'm committed to providing a stress-free and convenient grooming experience.

a luxury for both you and your dog

easy booking

Online booking makes it possible to book an appointment 24/7! To book, you'll be asked questions about your dog, including coat type. For more info on coat types, click here.

one-on-one

Your dog will enjoy a personalized grooming experience inside our clean and comfortable mobile salon. This includes bathing, drying, haircut (if applicable), nail trimming, ear cleaning, and more.

stress-free

Unlike traditional salons, your dog will be the only pet in our mobile salon! This eliminates the stress of being around other dogs and eliminates the need of being crated.

mobile arrival

I will drive our fully equipped mobile grooming salon right to your doorstep! I can park in your driveway or along the side of the road, wherever there's convenient space.

personalized consult

Before I begin, we'll discuss your dog's specific needs. Whether it's a particular haircut, bath, or any other special request, I’ll ensure I understand exactly what you want.

happy reunion

Once the grooming is complete, we'll send you a text message. You can then meet us outside to pick up your Darling Dog!

treat your dog

Coat Types

Coat Type

coat types

Double Coat

Examples: Golden Retrievers, Huskies, Hounds, and Labradors.

This is the most common coat type, found in about 80% of dogs. Double-coated breeds have a dense undercoat for insulation and a coarser outer coat for protection. They tend to shed a lot, especially seasonally.

Dogs with smooth coats have short hair that lies flat against their skin. These coats are generally low-maintenance.

Smooth Coat

Examples: Boston Terriers, French Bulldogs, and Boxers.

Curly Coat

Examples: Poodles, "Doodle" mixes (like Goldendoodles and Labradoodles), and Bichon Frises.

Curly-coated breeds have hair that grows in tight curls, often resembling wool. These coats require consistent grooming and regular brushing at home to prevent matting.

Wire-coated dogs have a dense, harsh outer coat with a softer undercoat. Their fur is typically wiry and stiff to the touch.

Wire Coat

Examples: Jack Russell Terriers, Schnauzers, and most other Terrier breeds.

Drop/long Coat

Examples: Cocker Spaniels, Maltese, Yorkshire Terriers, and Shih Tzus.

These breeds are characterized by long, flowing hair that can reach the ground if left untrimmed. Drop coats require frequent grooming to prevent tangles and mats.