Is this grooming table like the ones people travel with to dog shows? My husband made me a permanent one but I need a portable one for dog shows. Thanks, Alicia
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This table is without rollers that is why it isnt comfortable for traveling.
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I don't go to dog shows, but it seems like it would be easily portable. It folds up flat. Make sure the length of the table will fit in your vehicle. It feels sturdy with my 60lb dog standing on it.
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Yes it is. I can't remember if this came with the arm or not. You will also need a good harness to keep your pup still. But this table is fantastic. It's not light, but it's every bit as good as one a groomer has.
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not sure about dog show but to can move the arm anywhere around the table you want is has a good non slip surface and is pretty heavy duty I put huskys on it
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I don't know if it is what they use. I bought it for my significant other who grooms our two Mini Schnauzers and was sitting on a stool to do it. It is portable, very sturdy, and he is able to control the dogs with the leads provided. He told me he really likes it.
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This table is quite heavy (at least forty pounds). I would deem it not a good choice for traveling. As noted by another user, the table does not have rollers (or handles). It would be burdensome to move.
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I don't know what people travel with to dog shows. This table is not flimsy in the least. It folds flat quite easily, is manageable by one person (It's easier with two and NOT something one person would want to be carrying any distance, it's too heavy for that), has a rubberized, bubbled top, has leveling feet (just twist them to go up/down for stability on uneven surfaces, an easily detachable arm, and enough room (length) for a 50-60 lb dog to easily stand, and is wide enough for our 50 lb goldendoodle to lay on her side if I'm working on her feet. It would easily slide into any minivan, suv, or small suv. There may be more specific alternatives for carrying to dog shows. I don't know what people travel with to dog shows. This table is not flimsy in the least. It folds flat quite easily, is manageable by one person (It's easier with two and NOT something one person would want to be carrying any distance, it's too heavy for that), has a rubberized, bubbled top, has leveling feet (just twist them to go up/down for stability on uneven surfaces, an easily detachable arm, and enough room (length) for a 50-60 lb dog to easily stand, and is wide enough for our 50 lb goldendoodle to lay on her side if I'm working on her feet. It would easily slide into any minivan,... » Read More I don't know what people travel with to dog shows. This table is not flimsy in the least. It folds flat quite easily, is manageable by one person (It's easier with two and NOT something one person would want to be carrying any distance, it's too heavy for that), has a rubberized, bubbled top, has leveling feet (just twist them to go up/down for stability on uneven surfaces, an easily detachable arm, and enough room (length) for a 50-60 lb dog to easily stand, and is wide enough for our 50 lb goldendoodle to lay on her side if I'm working on her feet. It would easily slide into any minivan, suv, or small suv. There may be more specific alternatives for carrying to dog shows. « Show Less
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I have used my new cart all spring for light loads and heavy loads (wood from tree trimming). I just love this cart. I think it would be great for dog shows and product fairs. It is very maneuverable, it turns and go backwards well. If you get it, I hope you love it as much as I do. Good luck with the dog shows and product fairs!
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We don't have a pet in the house. Our son has 2 Labs and he has the Dyson model that advertises it's niche for dog hairs. I don't know the model no.
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Hey. I purchased this a few months back for trade shows. So I have only used it once but it was really great. They take a lot of abuse during trade shows. lots of people sitting and standing and moving. The storage is really great. It is not real leather but the material its made of feels nice and not too cheap and has not peeled ( I was worried about that ) The color is bright and it is comfy and the price is great. I would get it for my office or house if i needed one. I think it was a great buy on my end. Hope this helps =)
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Hi nancy I can say I absolutely love it it's light weight very easy to push and my doggie loves it... The compartments and drink holders are awesome... Well worth the money IMO!!! Good luck:o)
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It does come with he grooming arm as seen on the picture. Empress and it is worth more to me. I used it already for my own dog. I did purchase extra stronger letch from stronger dogs. As a joke I had my 20 yr old grandson sit on it to see if it could hold him. Well it did he weight is about 170. Happy with it and looking forward to many years of use. Hope this helped everyone question. :)
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This is a cloth/cheap foam portable dog house for INSIDE YOUR HOUSE. Put in on your couch or on the floor by the TV or your bed. It is like a mini den for dogs that like a mini-den. I would not use it outside--to flimsy for that, too hard to clean off bird crap--get something wood or plastic with vents for an outdoor dog house.
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Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. You will know where the legs should be when the table is are opened all the way. The legs do not click. My largest dog is a 55 pound standard poodle.
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I groom my 7 lb and a 16 lb schnauzer on it just fine. They behave so much better on this table when being groomed. I love the way you can turn the table with the pet on it.
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That's a good question and a good idea. I would log onto the Tria website for there professional answers. I know you can keep it shaved. I know what you mean. I could join the traveling circus if I didn't do something. Lol
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This should travel fine -- I've folded mine up several times. Also my two dogs race around over them playing, so they are durable. They are slippery, so don't leave where a person can't see them. It took a while for my dogs to get used to using them, but now they love them.
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it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so much easier! it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so... » Read More it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so much easier! « Show Less
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I got this grooming table for my grand daughter who is a professional groomer. she loved it. I think the table is complete. According to my grand daughter it is top of the line.
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I put it up on my kitchen table, set my Westie on it (wouldn't recommend it for a dog any larger than that), put her head in the "noose" and begin clipping and de-matting and brushing. She is used to being groomed, and stands perfectly still. (without it, I have to chase her around the room and she will not stand still). It turns like a lazy Susan, so it is so easy to get her into the position that is best. I absolutely LOVE it, and has cut down visits to the groomer by half so paid for itself quickly.
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I did put my damp Havanese on the table, but I was using towels after his shower. However, I am very impressed with this table; it's more solid and stable than I expected. And heavier. I had planned to keep it folded up when not in use, but it's easier just to keep it ready for use. I love that it's small, though plenty big enough for my dog, and the height is perfect for me. Like most things, it probably isn't a good idea to put it under water, but I don't think there's a problem with it getting pretty wet. I'd just suggest wiping it afterwards to be safe. I can't imagine actually washing a dog on it though; it's pretty small for that. I did put my damp Havanese on the table, but I was using towels after his shower. However, I am very impressed with this table; it's more solid and stable than I expected. And heavier. I had planned to keep it folded up when not in use, but it's easier just to keep it ready for use. I love that it's small, though plenty big enough for my dog, and the height is perfect for me. Like most things, it probably isn't a good idea to put it under water, but I don't think there's a problem with it getting pretty wet. I'd just suggest wiping it afterwards to be safe. I can't imagine actually washing... » Read More I did put my damp Havanese on the table, but I was using towels after his shower. However, I am very impressed with this table; it's more solid and stable than I expected. And heavier. I had planned to keep it folded up when not in use, but it's easier just to keep it ready for use. I love that it's small, though plenty big enough for my dog, and the height is perfect for me. Like most things, it probably isn't a good idea to put it under water, but I don't think there's a problem with it getting pretty wet. I'd just suggest wiping it afterwards to be safe. I can't imagine actually washing a dog on it though; it's pretty small for that. « Show Less
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You are very welcome! In opinion. .it is well worth it.On my longer haired dogs my trimmer takes a beating.it has gotten put knots & tangles.In fact, my pld one would have been stillcworking if it were not that my older dog Charlottle gets so messy, and had a really bad tangle that took awhile and it finally gave our after a year and a half.Like I said, I am rough on the trimmer.It should last aclot longer.Tge second one I have is over a year and still in great condition.It is lightweight& fits easy in your hand.If the blade gets too warm...stop ut for a few mins.and wipediwn w/a cotton ball (not soaked) of alcohol. I hope they never stop making this trimmer! :) You are very welcome! In opinion. .it is well worth it.On my longer haired dogs my trimmer takes a beating.it has gotten put knots & tangles.In fact, my pld one would have been stillcworking if it were not that my older dog Charlottle gets so messy, and had a really bad tangle that took awhile and it finally gave our after a year and a half.Like I said, I am rough on the trimmer.It should last aclot longer.Tge second one I have is over a year and still in great condition.It is lightweight& fits easy in your hand.If the blade gets too warm...stop ut for a few mins.and wipediwn w/a cotton... » Read More You are very welcome! In opinion. .it is well worth it.On my longer haired dogs my trimmer takes a beating.it has gotten put knots & tangles.In fact, my pld one would have been stillcworking if it were not that my older dog Charlottle gets so messy, and had a really bad tangle that took awhile and it finally gave our after a year and a half.Like I said, I am rough on the trimmer.It should last aclot longer.Tge second one I have is over a year and still in great condition.It is lightweight& fits easy in your hand.If the blade gets too warm...stop ut for a few mins.and wipediwn w/a cotton ball (not soaked) of alcohol. I hope they never stop making this trimmer! :) « Show Less
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Thank you all for your answers. I ended up ordering one so hopefully my boxer will enjoy the experience of being groomed and the brush gets out lots of shedding fur. Thanks again for all the prompt and helpful responses!