Heidi visits Velvet Bow to see if she has what it takes to get hired as a dog groomer.
TUCSON, Ariz. — If you have a pet, you’ve probably taken them to get groomed. This week, Heidi decided to try her hand at being a dog groomer. She took her own pup, Louie, to Velvet Bow. Things started off pretty messy and required the professional's help. Heidi sat out for the anal gland expressions.
Next, Louie was taken to the drying station. He wasn’t a big fan of the hair dryer. That task left Heidi exhausted. But the real work was just getting started.
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