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gul 450 Dobbie Dr. Cambridge 623â€"5568 \lllls From 401 wzamm.mmmwmmonrvmunmm.mm\on Clyde and right on Dobbie. Saile to be on our warehouse dock at rear of building ract0"! \| HOTEL QUALITY bath, hand, face ouflaffi, and beach towels. Tub mats too! A**Mihion Reduced prices on blankets and kitchen accessories. CAMBRIDGE TOWEL Nnbbie Mr Cambridae 623â€"5568 3€ BUY THEM "BY THE POUND‘®" ~ AND SAVE!! TOWELS â€" WAREHKHOUSE SALE SUNDA Y Sunday, May 3rd 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Love affair that‘s not always mutual Melodee Martinuk Chronicle Staff Sue Quellette loves dogs. Unfortunately, most of the dogs she deals with don‘t love her. It‘s not that there‘s anything wrong with OQuellette. Rather, it‘s what she does to the dogsâ€"she combs them, cuts their hair, trims their toenails, and worst of, all has the nerve to bath them, not to mention takes a blow dryer to them. [ Treatment like that is guaranteed to make one unpopular with the canine crowd. ‘"‘No, I don‘t think I‘ve ever seen a dog that really enjoys it," said Quellette. ‘"They‘re always pretty happy when their owners comeâ€"they‘re pretty happy to get out of here."‘ Ouellette is the owner of Sue‘s Canine Clips, located at 5 Erb St. E., Waterloo. Ouellette and her husband, Rick, started the business in March, after moving to Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo from Alberta. She operates the business herself now, because soon after opening the shop her husband discovered he‘s allergic to dog hair. s " h P t L NC 20 0k 00 on e d "I started out just playing around with clipping, on our dog (a sixâ€"yearâ€"old Shih Tzu named Choo Choo) and it really interested me. I didn‘t really get into grooming until we moved here. I took a course, and we decided to try it out as a business," said Quellette. Anyone who has ever had to bath a dog knows this is not an easy business. Most dogs balk when they figure out Quellette‘s about to put them in the tub. More often than not, Ouellette ends up wetter than the dog she‘s washing. The real fun doesn‘t begin, however, until she begins to dry the dog with a blowdryer or to clip, if its a breed than has to be cut. ‘"*People don‘t realize the work that‘s involved in grooming a dogâ€"â€"some dogs bite and snap. They move around. If you want them to stand, they sit...when they‘re supposed to sit, they stand. A lot of dogs don‘t like to have their nails done, others don‘t like to have me handle their feet," said Quellette, who stressed she never sedates the animal to keep it quiet. _« boini esd hi iss atiae »Aoabath: Saibâ€"sed A canine coif and clean up for a small to mediumâ€"sized, wellâ€"kept dog usually takes three hours to complete. The bigger the dog, the longer it takes, and the higher the cost. The more matted the dog, the longer it also takes. A Canine Clip job includes nail trimming, ear cleaning, and trimming of the hair between the foot pads. i h h n LiE > 4 Alnict in ioi otaeintdbista= Alindiaiinisintiaiietnb Ateii dnfi P uin oo Hout Quellette offered these words of advice for dog owners; "keep your dog well brushed and never bath a matted dogâ€"that‘ll only make it worse. Try to get your dog groomed every six months, because when it‘s too long it‘s such a mess to do. Sometimes I feel sorry for the dog, it‘s almost like putting them through torture when you groom them." Sue‘s Canine Clips owner Sue Ouellette enjoys her job, her client, a oneâ€"yearâ€"old cocker spanie! named Sandy, doesn‘t seem to be enjoying what‘s going on. Your Companion Is Missing But Will Soon Be Back To Enjoy This Recliner Loveseat Each Seat Reclines Independently For What is Wrong With This Picture? _ ALAN RIGBY‘S LAâ€"Zâ€"BOY GALLERY 46 King St. N., Waterioo Serving You for 28 Years Free Parking Front and Rear