Turn curly-coat one-time grooms into lifetime clients with automated rebooking, trim history, and photo logs.
Every client wants a slightly different length. Store trim settings per pet in the profile.
Curly coats mat fast, especially at friction points. Pre-groom photo logs catch matting early.
Hair in the ear canal traps moisture. Track ear care in every visit to prevent infections.
Curly coats need strict recurring grooms. Automated rebooking retains clients and prevents regrowth chaos.
Based on curly coat type. Working groomers adapt tools to the individual pet — these are the core kit.
The professional workflow for a curly-coated breed like the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier.
Check for matting at friction points (armpits, behind ears). Photograph before work begins.
Curly coats need a deep clean — two shampoos, conditioner, full rinse.
Clipping a damp curly coat creates uneven lines. Ensure the coat is fully dry and fluffed.
Check stored trim length in pet profile. Use consistent guard combs for repeatable results.
Round feet, blend face, and scissor the final silhouette for the polished finish.
Summer clients often want shorter trims — save trim preferences seasonally so groomers always match the client's vision.
The core services that match curly coats. Each guide covers pricing, duration, and the step-by-step process.
The tools working groomers reach for on curly coats — each guide ranks the top picks for 2026.
Straight, curved, blender, chunker — the four shears every working groomer needs, plus how to judge convex edges, steel quality, and ergonomics so your kit lasts years instead of months.
A working groomer's guide to the best professional dog clippers in 2026 — from the all-around Andis AGC2 to the heavy-duty Wahl KM10 and cordless Andis Pulse ZR II — with a buying guide on motors, blades, and guard combs.
A grinder gives you a smooth, snag-free finish and lets you nibble nails back gradually so you do not catch the quick. Here are our top dog nail grinder picks for 2026 — best overall, quietest for anxious dogs, best for thick nails, best budget, and best grinder-plus-clipper combo.
The features working groomers use to keep soft coated wheaten terrier clients on rhythm.
Set grooming frequency per-breed so clients rebook on the right cadence automatically.
Automatic text reminders tuned to each breed's recommended grooming interval.
Clients book 24/7 from your custom booking page with breed-specific service options.
Track coat notes, trim preferences, and photos per pet — visit after visit.
Every 4–6 weeks. The single silky-wavy coat mats faster than most terrier coats and needs line brushing to the skin before every bath.
No — unlike wire-coated terriers, the soft Wheaten coat is scissored and clipped, keeping the signature soft, flowing outline and the trademark fall over the eyes.
Very little — the trade-off is a coat that tangles and picks up leaves, mud, and burrs, so brushing between grooms is essential.
Yes. Your online booking page lets clients select their breed and service, see live availability, and confirm instantly — no phone tag.
GroomBoard stores a full grooming history per pet, including notes from every visit, photos, products used, and recommended follow-up appointments.
14-day free trial. No credit card. Start booking soft coated wheaten terrier clients today.