06/07/2025
This is why I do what I do. 💕🐾
This tiny flooflet is Kirby—8 weeks old and already making friends with the brush. Her amazing human is introducing her to the grooming process early—and honestly, that makes me want to do a happy dance with a slicker in each hand. 💃✂️
💡 Early grooming exposure means less stress, less fuss, and a lifetime of happy brushing.
But Kirby’s arrival is more than just cute timing—it’s part of a beautiful legacy.
She’s joining a home filled with love and floofy history. Some of you might remember Honey, the gorgeous Cavachon who features in many of my videos. Honey wasn’t part of the same bloodline, but she was very much part of the family. Sadly, she passed away last year — and she is so very missed. 💔
The home once had Honey and Lola the Cockapoo.
Lola had a litter, and Scooby stayed.
And now, from the same family line (via one of Scooby’s siblings’ litters), comes Kirby. 🐶
(I may have got some of that last bit wrong… I need to draw a family tree…)
Three generations of Cockapoo love—and one wise Cavachon watching over them all in spirit. 🐾✨
Today I’m at Dog Edition Live, talking all things floof and grooming. And this moment? This photo? It’s my why.
I’m not just here with scissors and shampoo—I’m here as the bridge between groomers and owners. Between fear and confidence. Between “what do I do with this fluffy creature?!” and “I’ve got this.”
Let’s raise a cuppa (and a slicker) to early education, loving homes, and floofs like Kirby who are growing up with grooming as a positive, everyday thing.
🎤 Let’s do this, !!!
