Protective Outer Coat
The outer layer helps protect the skin and gives the dog much of its natural color, texture, and weather-resistant finish.
Choose Weight of Your Pet
Breeds: Golden Retriver, Shepherds, New Foundland, Shiba Inu, Husky, Chow Chow, Pomeranian, etc
Require deshedding and outline trim
Professional Bathing, Deshedding, Blowouts & Natural Coat Care
Professional double-coat grooming helps remove loose undercoat, clean and dry the coat thoroughly, and maintain a natural finish without unnecessary shaving.
Rebel Tails provides coat-specific grooming for double-coated dogs at our cage-free salon in Morrisville, conveniently located near Cary, North Carolina.
Rebel Tails provides coat-specific grooming for double-coated dogs at our cage-free salon in Morrisville, conveniently located near Cary, North Carolina.
Choose your dog’s approximate weight and coat type to review the closest service option. Final pricing depends on coat density, shedding level, coat condition, drying time, handling needs, and the amount of brushing required.
Bath&Deshedding
60 mins - Starting $60
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitary zone trim.
Full Groom with Deshedding
90 mins - $100+
Includes: the same as in Bath&Deshedding + breed profile hair cut with scissors
Breed examples: Pomeranian, Spitz
60 mins - Starting $60
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitary zone trim.
Full Groom with Deshedding
90 mins - $100+
Includes: the same as in Bath&Deshedding + breed profile hair cut with scissors
Breed examples: Pomeranian, Spitz
Bath&Deshedding
1h 30 mins - Starting $100
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitary zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feet".
Breed examples: small short coated Husky, German Shepard, Golden Retriver.
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
2h - $130+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitary zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feet".
Breed examples: Husky, Chow-Chow, Shiba Inu
Full Groom with Deshedding
1h 30 mins - $110+
Includes: the same as Bath&Deshedding + breed profile hair cut with scissors
Breed examples: Pomeranians, Spitz, Australian Shepard. Australian Shepherds need regular bathing, professional drying, brushing,
and undercoat removal to maintain their natural double coat. Learn more about our Australian Shepherd grooming service
1h 30 mins - Starting $100
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitary zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feet".
Breed examples: small short coated Husky, German Shepard, Golden Retriver.
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
2h - $130+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitary zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feet".
Breed examples: Husky, Chow-Chow, Shiba Inu
Full Groom with Deshedding
1h 30 mins - $110+
Includes: the same as Bath&Deshedding + breed profile hair cut with scissors
Breed examples: Pomeranians, Spitz, Australian Shepard. Australian Shepherds need regular bathing, professional drying, brushing,
and undercoat removal to maintain their natural double coat. Learn more about our Australian Shepherd grooming service
Bath&Deshedding
1h 30 mins - Starting $110
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: short coated Husky, German Shepard, Golden Retriver.
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
3h - $200+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: Akita, Malamute, Husky, Great Pyrenees
1h 30 mins - Starting $110
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: short coated Husky, German Shepard, Golden Retriver.
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
3h - $200+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: Akita, Malamute, Husky, Great Pyrenees
Bath&Deshedding
2h - Starting $120
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
4h - $250+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: Malamute, Great Pyrenees, NewFoundland, Giant Husky mix
2h - Starting $120
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Bath&Deshedding Husky type
4h - $250+
Includes: Specialty shampoo (oatmeal or hypoallergenic, based on your choice), deshedding conditioner, thorough blowout of the undercoat, nail trim, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, and gland expression, sanitory zone trim, scissoring the "feathers" and "Grinch feets".
Breed examples: Malamute, Great Pyrenees, NewFoundland, Giant Husky mix
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My biggest dog? 230lb Saint Bernard named Bear —six hours later, he smelled like Disney Princess👑🐾.
Give me a call or text, and we’ll find a time that works for you!
We offer same-day nail appointments, with pricing based solely on your dog's behavior—not their weight or breed.
Dogs tolerant to the grinder – $20
"Tasmanian Devils" requiring three people to manage – Up to $40
Dogs tolerant to the grinder – $20
"Tasmanian Devils" requiring three people to manage – Up to $40
Flea&Tick Treatment
$20+
IMPORTANT! If you notice any signs of flea activity, please inform us in advance. We will immediately take your dog to the bathing area to prevent the spread of infestation. If fleas are discovered during grooming, a flea treatment will be automatically added to your service package.
Skin Issue Treatment
$20+
CO2 hydrotherapy was developed for medical treatment for physical rehabilitation purposes, it's 100% natural and safe to use. CO2 hydrotherapy provides not only an ultra cleansing result, but to promote circulatory system and self-healing process.
Effective with: hotspots, bug bites, dandruff, flaky skin, hairloss, itchiness and enhance immune system.
Medicated shampoo
$20+
Medicated shampoo is recommended for dogs with hot spots, itching, or skin irritation caused by bacteria or fungal infections.
We can perform a visual skin assessment and, in many cases, suggest a suitable shampoo based on whether the irritation appears allergy-related, bacterial, or fungal. However, we always recommend veterinary testing for an accurate diagnosis.
Anal Gland Expression
$7
IMPORTANT! Anal gland expression is an external procedure performed by a groomer and may not be appropriate for every dog. If your dog has ongoing gland issues, swelling, discomfort, infection, or requires frequent gland expression, we strongly recommend consulting your veterinarian. Please let us know when booking if your dog has a history of gland problems so we can allocate enough time and determine whether this service is appropriate for your pet.
Nails Clipped or Ground
$20
IMPORTANT! Some dogs are comfortable with nail care, while others may be nervous about having their paws handled. Please let us know if your dog has had difficulties with nail trims in the past. For safety reasons, severely overgrown nails may require multiple visits to gradually achieve a healthy length. We always prioritize your pet's comfort and safety and will work at their pace whenever possible.
Teeth Brushing
$10
IMPORTANT! Teeth brushing helps reduce plaque buildup and freshen breath, but it is not a substitute for professional veterinary dental cleaning. Results may vary depending on your pet's age, dental health, and comfort level with the process. If your pet has heavy tartar buildup, red or inflamed gums, loose teeth, or signs of dental disease, we recommend scheduling a dental evaluation with your veterinarian.
De-matting
are included in grooming service. Every following minute + $1,5
IMPORTANT! We won't turn you over because your dog is matted. Please tell us the real coat condition when you book an appointment. If we have a tight schedule and you won't tell us that we need to add additional time, we might reschedule your appointment for the later time or day - just because we can't squeeze so much time. We also can suggest you to step by with your dog and have a complimentary coat assessment - in this case you will receive all the necessary recommendation for making this process easier for both parties.
$20+
IMPORTANT! If you notice any signs of flea activity, please inform us in advance. We will immediately take your dog to the bathing area to prevent the spread of infestation. If fleas are discovered during grooming, a flea treatment will be automatically added to your service package.
Skin Issue Treatment
$20+
CO2 hydrotherapy was developed for medical treatment for physical rehabilitation purposes, it's 100% natural and safe to use. CO2 hydrotherapy provides not only an ultra cleansing result, but to promote circulatory system and self-healing process.
Effective with: hotspots, bug bites, dandruff, flaky skin, hairloss, itchiness and enhance immune system.
Medicated shampoo
$20+
Medicated shampoo is recommended for dogs with hot spots, itching, or skin irritation caused by bacteria or fungal infections.
We can perform a visual skin assessment and, in many cases, suggest a suitable shampoo based on whether the irritation appears allergy-related, bacterial, or fungal. However, we always recommend veterinary testing for an accurate diagnosis.
Anal Gland Expression
$7
IMPORTANT! Anal gland expression is an external procedure performed by a groomer and may not be appropriate for every dog. If your dog has ongoing gland issues, swelling, discomfort, infection, or requires frequent gland expression, we strongly recommend consulting your veterinarian. Please let us know when booking if your dog has a history of gland problems so we can allocate enough time and determine whether this service is appropriate for your pet.
Nails Clipped or Ground
$20
IMPORTANT! Some dogs are comfortable with nail care, while others may be nervous about having their paws handled. Please let us know if your dog has had difficulties with nail trims in the past. For safety reasons, severely overgrown nails may require multiple visits to gradually achieve a healthy length. We always prioritize your pet's comfort and safety and will work at their pace whenever possible.
Teeth Brushing
$10
IMPORTANT! Teeth brushing helps reduce plaque buildup and freshen breath, but it is not a substitute for professional veterinary dental cleaning. Results may vary depending on your pet's age, dental health, and comfort level with the process. If your pet has heavy tartar buildup, red or inflamed gums, loose teeth, or signs of dental disease, we recommend scheduling a dental evaluation with your veterinarian.
De-matting
are included in grooming service. Every following minute + $1,5
IMPORTANT! We won't turn you over because your dog is matted. Please tell us the real coat condition when you book an appointment. If we have a tight schedule and you won't tell us that we need to add additional time, we might reschedule your appointment for the later time or day - just because we can't squeeze so much time. We also can suggest you to step by with your dog and have a complimentary coat assessment - in this case you will receive all the necessary recommendation for making this process easier for both parties.
7 Step deshedding technique removes 90% of undercoat. Tested and proven!
Shedding hair all over the house isn’t just annoying—it can trigger allergies and cause hygiene issues. For pets with thick coats, unbrushed hair can trap heat and moisture, preventing the skin from breathing properly. This can lead to discomfort, irritation, and even skin infections. But don’t worry—Rebel Tails has you covered!
Our unique deshedding technique guarantees that more than 90% of the undercoat will be safely removed, restoring proper ventilation and ensuring the happiness of both you and your pet.
Here’s how we do it:
Step 1: Blow Out the Undercoat on a Dry Coat
Before bathing, we use a high-velocity dryer to blow out loose hair from the undercoat. This process not only removes 20% of the shedding hair but also lifts the coat, allowing our premium shampoo and conditioner to penetrate deep into the skin for maximum effectiveness.
Step 2: Thorough Brush Out
Next, we thoroughly brush out the undercoat to remove any loose but stuck hair. This also helps detangle matts and ensures a more effective cleaning during the bath. An additional 10% of loose hair is removed in this step.
Step 3: Bath with Shampoo
We bathe your pet using a specially formulated shampoo that cleans the coat and skin. This gentle yet powerful cleansing removes another 10% of the loose hair, ensuring a fresh and healthy coat.
Step 4: Deshedding Conditioner Application
Our premium deshedding conditioner works to lift the hair and further release the undercoat. This step is crucial for enhancing the effectiveness of the blow-out process. Another 20% of shedding hair is removed in this phase.
Step 5: Blow Dry and Blow Out
After conditioning, we use our professional-grade dryers to blow dry your pet while simultaneously blowing out the remaining undercoat. This step is the most effective, removing 30% of the loose hair and leaving the coat significantly lighter and healthier.
Step 6: Brush Out Tangles and Residual Hair
We follow up with another brushing session to remove any final loose undercoat that may still be stuck to the top layer of hair. This additional touch removes another 10% of the shedding hair, ensuring a thorough treatment.
Step 7: Final Touch-Up
To perfect the look, we use a variety of specialized grooming tools, such as the Furminator, to smooth and refine the coat. This last step ensures your pet leaves our salon looking flawless, with a soft, sleek, and beautifully maintained coat.
By the end of our deshedding treatment, your pet will have a noticeably reduced shedding rate and a healthier, shinier coat. Book an appointment at Rebel Tails today and let us give your furry friend the best grooming experience possible!
Our unique deshedding technique guarantees that more than 90% of the undercoat will be safely removed, restoring proper ventilation and ensuring the happiness of both you and your pet.
Here’s how we do it:
Step 1: Blow Out the Undercoat on a Dry Coat
Before bathing, we use a high-velocity dryer to blow out loose hair from the undercoat. This process not only removes 20% of the shedding hair but also lifts the coat, allowing our premium shampoo and conditioner to penetrate deep into the skin for maximum effectiveness.
Step 2: Thorough Brush Out
Next, we thoroughly brush out the undercoat to remove any loose but stuck hair. This also helps detangle matts and ensures a more effective cleaning during the bath. An additional 10% of loose hair is removed in this step.
Step 3: Bath with Shampoo
We bathe your pet using a specially formulated shampoo that cleans the coat and skin. This gentle yet powerful cleansing removes another 10% of the loose hair, ensuring a fresh and healthy coat.
Step 4: Deshedding Conditioner Application
Our premium deshedding conditioner works to lift the hair and further release the undercoat. This step is crucial for enhancing the effectiveness of the blow-out process. Another 20% of shedding hair is removed in this phase.
Step 5: Blow Dry and Blow Out
After conditioning, we use our professional-grade dryers to blow dry your pet while simultaneously blowing out the remaining undercoat. This step is the most effective, removing 30% of the loose hair and leaving the coat significantly lighter and healthier.
Step 6: Brush Out Tangles and Residual Hair
We follow up with another brushing session to remove any final loose undercoat that may still be stuck to the top layer of hair. This additional touch removes another 10% of the shedding hair, ensuring a thorough treatment.
Step 7: Final Touch-Up
To perfect the look, we use a variety of specialized grooming tools, such as the Furminator, to smooth and refine the coat. This last step ensures your pet leaves our salon looking flawless, with a soft, sleek, and beautifully maintained coat.
By the end of our deshedding treatment, your pet will have a noticeably reduced shedding rate and a healthier, shinier coat. Book an appointment at Rebel Tails today and let us give your furry friend the best grooming experience possible!
Breed Related FAQs
Every service has a set price and an allocated time, which covers the work of one person (either a bather or a groomer). If additional time is required to complete the service or if multiple people are needed to handle uncooperative behavior, an extra charge will apply.
Typically, we charge $1 per additional minute. For example, if the allocated time was 2 hour (120 minutes) but the groomer spent 150 minutes, an extra $30 will be added to the total.
Mobile grooming setups simply don’t have the capacity to properly care for large, double-coated breeds. These dogs require a thorough wash, conditioning, and a powerful blowout to remove their undercoat. In a confined space, it's nearly impossible to rinse out shampoos and conditioners fully, and most mobile units use fumigators instead of proper blow-drying. The result is often an incomplete groom that can lead to skin issues and poor coat health.
Professional Double-Coat Grooming for Double-Coated Dogs
Double-coated dogs have two distinct layers of hair: a protective outer coat and a softer, denser undercoat. These layers work together, but they also require a grooming routine that reaches beneath the visible surface of the coat.
Professional double-coat grooming focuses on thorough bathing, complete drying, undercoat removal, brushing, and natural tidying. The goal is to keep the coat clean, manageable, and comfortable without unnecessarily removing the healthy protective outer layer.
At Rebel Tails, every double-coated dog grooming appointment is adjusted to the dog's size, coat density, shedding stage, coat condition, activity level, age, and comfort with bathing, dryers, brushing, and handling.
Located at 1901 NW Cary Pkwy, Suite 106, Morrisville, NC 27560 .
What Is a Double Coat?
A double coat consists of two layers with different textures and functions. The visible outer coat is generally made from longer or firmer guard hairs. Beneath it is a softer undercoat that can become especially dense during seasonal changes.
Dense Undercoat
The softer undercoat changes throughout the year and may release large amounts of loose hair during active shedding periods.
Loose undercoat can remain beneath a neat-looking outer layer. Surface brushing alone may therefore miss coat that is ready to shed. Complete professional drying and coat-specific brushing help separate the layers and release loose hair more effectively.
What Is Included in Double-Coat Grooming?
The selected service depends on whether your dog needs routine maintenance, intensive deshedding, or additional natural outline tidying.
A double-coated dog grooming appointment may include:
- A coat and skin assessment before grooming
- Professional shampoo selected for the coat and skin
- Conditioner or deshedding conditioner when appropriate
- A complete rinse through the dense coat
- Controlled high-velocity blow-drying
- Loose undercoat removal and detailed brushing
- Minor detangling when it can be completed safely
- Paw-pad and sanitary-area tidying
- Light shaping of feet, hocks, tail, and feathering
- Nail trimming or grinding
- Ear cleaning, as tolerated
- A final coat check and natural finishing
Dogs experiencing heavy seasonal shedding may require more drying and undercoat work than dogs receiving consistent routine maintenance.
Learn more about our complete professional dog deshedding and blowout treatment .
Which Dog Breeds Have Double Coats?
Double coats occur in many breed groups and can be short, medium, long, smooth, feathered, or extremely dense. Coat structure and condition matter more than the dog's size alone.
Northern & Spitz-Type Breeds
- Siberian Husky
- Alaskan Malamute
- Akita
- Shiba Inu
- Samoyed
- Chow Chow
- Pomeranian
Herding & Working Breeds
- Australian Shepherd
- German Shepherd
- Border Collie
- Shetland Sheepdog
- Bernese Mountain Dog
- Belgian Malinois
Retrievers & Large Water Dogs
- Golden Retriever
- Labrador Retriever
- Newfoundland
- Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Large & Giant Double-Coated Breeds
- Great Pyrenees
- Saint Bernard
- Leonberger
- Tibetan Mastiff
- Double-coated mixed breeds
This is not a complete list of double-coated dog breeds. Mixed-breed dogs can also inherit a dense undercoat, so our groomers assess the actual coat rather than relying only on the breed name.
Explore our grooming pages by breed and coat type for more specific coat-care recommendations.
Which Double-Coat Grooming Service Does Your Dog Need?
Routine Bath & Brush
Best for dogs that need cleaning, complete drying, light brushing, nail care, and routine coat maintenance without intensive undercoat removal.
Bath & Deshedding
Suitable for seasonal shedding, loose undercoat, heavy shedding around the home, and coats requiring a professional blowout and extended brush-out.
Natural Outline Tidy
Adds careful tidying around the paws, hocks, sanitary area, tail, and uneven feathering while preserving the dog's natural appearance.
Extended Heavy-Coat Service
Intended for very dense northern coats, giant breeds, compacted undercoat, or dogs requiring substantially more drying and brushing time.
Dogs needing routine cleaning without intensive undercoat removal may be better suited to our professional dog bath and brush service. Our team can help determine the closest service after evaluating the coat.
Why Professional Drying Matters for Double Coats
Dense double coats can hold moisture and loose hair beneath the visible outer layer. Complete drying is therefore an important part of double-coated dog grooming.
A controlled high-velocity dryer helps separate the coat, release loose undercoat, and prepare the hair for detailed brushing. Dryer pressure, distance, and timing are adjusted according to coat density, skin sensitivity, age, and tolerance for airflow and sound.
Some dogs benefit from a dry-coat blowout before bathing, followed by another controlled blowout during drying. The process is adjusted to the individual dog rather than performed at the same intensity for every coat.
Grooming That Preserves the Natural Double Coat
Routine double-coat grooming normally focuses on cleaning, drying, brushing, deshedding, and careful outline maintenance rather than unnecessarily shaving the healthy coat.
When tidying is needed, we may shape the feet, paw pads, sanitary area, hocks, tail, and uneven feathering while preserving a natural, breed-appropriate appearance.
Deshedding and dematting are not the same service. Deshedding removes naturally loose undercoat, while dematting addresses tangled or compacted hair that may remain attached close to the skin.
Dogs with significant tangles or compacted coat may first need a professional coat and dematting assessment. We discuss the coat condition and available options before beginning intensive coat work.
Calm Grooming for Large and Anxious Double-Coated Dogs
Double-coat appointments may involve extended bathing, drying, brushing, and handling. Some dogs tolerate this easily, while others need a slower introduction and regular breaks.
Our cage-free approach allows us to adjust the appointment around the individual dog. Depending on your pet's needs, the process may include:
- Time to settle before grooming begins
- A gradual introduction to dryer sound and airflow
- Non-slip support during bathing and drying
- Predictable and consistent handling
- Breaks during extended coat work
- A slower pace around sensitive areas
Please tell us about noise sensitivity, mobility limitations, previous grooming difficulties, or reactive behavior when booking.
Learn more about our approach to grooming anxious and reactive dogs .
Double-Coat Grooming Prices Near Cary and Morrisville
Double-coat grooming prices depend on weight, coat density, shedding level, coat condition, drying time, handling needs, and the amount of brushing and finishing work required.
Two dogs of similar weight may require different appointment times. A regularly maintained coat may fit a standard package, while a dense, heavily shedding, or compacted coat may require an extended service.
Starting prices cover the time and work allocated to the selected package. Additional coat work or handling time is discussed when the coat is assessed.
Review the pricing options above or contact our team for help selecting the closest package for your dog.
Frequently Asked Questions About Double-Coat Grooming
How can I tell whether my dog has a double coat?
A double-coated dog has a protective outer layer and a softer undercoat beneath it. The undercoat may become easier to see when the hair is separated or during seasonal shedding. A groomer can assess the coat when the breed or coat type is uncertain.
Do all double-coated dogs have long hair?
No. Double coats can be short, medium, long, smooth, feathered, or very dense. Labrador Retrievers and many German Shepherds have shorter double coats, while Samoyeds and Newfoundlands have longer and heavier coats.
Does a double-coated dog need a haircut?
Many double-coated dogs do not need a traditional full-body haircut. Grooming normally focuses on bathing, drying, deshedding, brushing, nail care, hygiene maintenance, and light natural outline tidying.
Do you shave double-coated dogs?
Routine grooming is designed to preserve a healthy double coat. When severe matting, a veterinary requirement, or an already damaged coat changes the available options, the situation is evaluated individually before grooming begins.
How often should a double-coated dog be groomed?
The schedule depends on breed, coat density, season, activity level, home brushing, and how quickly loose undercoat accumulates. Dogs experiencing active seasonal shedding may need more frequent professional care.
Is double-coat grooming the same as deshedding?
Deshedding is one possible component of double-coat grooming. A complete appointment may also include bathing, conditioning, professional drying, brushing, nail care, ear cleaning, hygiene maintenance, and natural outline tidying.
What does a starting price mean?
A starting price covers the time and work allocated to the selected package. Additional charges may apply when coat density, coat condition, behavior, or extended drying and brushing require more time than the standard appointment.
Can an anxious double-coated dog be groomed?
Yes, depending on the dog's tolerance for bathing, dryers, brushing, and handling. We adjust the pace and provide breaks when needed. Previous grooming difficulties should be discussed when booking.
Book Double-Coat Grooming Near Cary and Morrisville
Give your dog's coat the thorough bathing, drying, brushing, and undercoat care it needs without generic one-size-fits-all grooming.
Rebel Tails provides professional double-coated dog grooming at our cage-free salon in Morrisville, conveniently located near Cary, North Carolina.
Book online or explore all professional grooming services available at Rebel Tails.