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Discover LudwigThe phrase "dog groomer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who specializes in grooming dogs, including bathing, cutting fur, and other hygiene-related tasks.
Example: "I took my dog to the local dog groomer for a much-needed haircut and bath."
Alternatives: "pet groomer" or "canine groomer."
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A dog groomer?
Her mother is a dog groomer in Long Valley.
But feel free to claim an urgent engagement (like an appointment with the dog groomer).
"At what point do I sell the car, and where's the title?" "Dog groomer?
Or the anthropology major who is forgoing grad school to become a dog groomer?
Finally he gave Cezanne to Sarah Elkin, a local dog groomer.
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She saw a for-rent sign and envisioned a gallery where a dog-groomer had been.
Alexandra Franzen gives a backstage tour of her business, and a dog-groomer in Illinois explains how her business works.
He becomes a butler, a shoe salesman, a paint-seller, a dog-groomer and a book thief, even a trades union shop steward.
Think of the puzzling array of Versace sport shirts Nicholson wore when he played a dog-groomer-slash-whatever in "Man Trouble" a few years back.
The New Yorker, January 26 , 1981P. 29 Talk story about dog-groomer Mel Davis, who has an establishment on E. 49th St. near the River.
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