Handsome Harley's Dog Wash And Bark-tique

08/22/2025

I hope this picture of this smiling, relaxed pup starts your day off with a smile!🙂

08/16/2025

This is the second set of dogs that have been keeping me quite busy grooming and enjoying these amazing dogs! Like an auntie, i am fortunate to love, enjoy and care for them all and then send them on their way!! So happy to have so many wonderful and loyal clientele!! Appreciate you all!!

08/16/2025

This is has been a busy summer. Here is the first set of photos of the dogs that have been groomed! Thanks for your support and for always being good dogs!!

08/14/2025

Love it when a client comes in and says let's try something different! Yahoo and what were you thinking!! So exciting and a nice change!! Luna's owner did this exact thing when she dropped Luna!! So this is her new do as well as her usual. I think we all like and need a change sometimes, so why wouldn't our dog. I think she looks so adorable! Let me hear your thoughts!
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08/12/2025

Update! I have filled this spot. Anyone who request grooming, I will touch base with you and send you available dates and times that are available for the rest of August. Just waiting for someone to get back to me!

I have a spot tomorrow Wed the 13th at 1pm for a small dog only. Had a cancelation and would like to fill the spot!

08/01/2025

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07/25/2025

Pavement may look harmless to you in your comfy shoes, but for your dog’s paws, it can be a hidden hazard—especially on warm days. Pet parents are often surprised to learn just how quickly surfaces like asphalt, concrete, metal, sand, artificial turf, and even dry grass or wood can become dangerously hot for dogs.

Unlike us, our pups walk “barefoot,” making them highly vulnerable to burns and injuries from heated surfaces. Even when the air feels comfortable, sidewalk and road temperatures can soar:
- At just 77°F (25°C) outside, asphalt can reach 125°F (51°C)
-At 86°F (30°C), it can hit an astonishing 135°F (57°C)—hot enough to burn skin in under ONE minute!
-Burns can occur at pavement temperatures as low as 120°F (49°C)—and some surfaces, like metal or artificial grass, can get even hotter!

Prolonged exposure may leave your dog temporarily unable to walk, causing pain, frustration, and a lengthy healing process.

Dog paw pads may look tough but are just as sensitive as your own skin. Signs of paw pad burns include limping, refusing to walk, excessive licking, blisters, discoloration, or even missing skin. Protecting those precious paws is essential to their safety and happiness.

SAFETY TIPS!
Always test the walking surface: Place the back of your hand on the ground for 5–10 seconds. If it’s too hot for your skin, it’s too hot for your dog. When in doubt, opt for early morning or late evening walks, stick to shaded or grassy areas, and apply paw wax like Musher's for extra protection.

Your dog depends on you to protect them—let’s keep those tails wagging and paws happy! xoAmy

07/20/2025

A big Handsome Harley's Dog Wash WELCOME to Tilly and your people!! She was treated to a deshed grooming and did wonderful with her first groom with me! Not a fan of the velocity drier being near her face and tried to kill it. But no problem, just pivoted and made it work!! She is a beautiful mixed breed and will be cooler and lighter without all the dead hair!! Thanks for the opportunity to care for her and to my brother for helping as I had a sore knee,etc! 🫧🧽🧼🛁🦮😍🐕🐶

07/16/2025

07/14/2025

A big Handsome Harley's Dog Wash WELCOME to Moka and his family!! He is 9 months old boy and he had his first deshed grooming! Thanks for the opportunity and for trusting me with your dog! 🛁🧼🫧🧽🤩🐶🐕🐺🐩

02/20/2025

Happy love your pet day!!
Let's posts the pictures of our pets, furry, scales, etc

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Today and every day ❤️❤️❤️