Proper coat blow-outs for arctic double coats — the job a household brush cannot finish.
From £60 · typical visit 65–110 min
Huskies and Malamutes are priced separately. Husky grooms start from £60; Alaskan Malamute grooms start from £65.
Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes carry the thickest undercoat of any breed we groom. When the coat blows, hair lifts out in sheets and it takes sustained high-velocity drying to clear it — a brush alone barely touches it. Malamutes additionally hold a heavy guard coat that traps moisture if it is not dried right through to the skin.
Two layers — a coarse topcoat over a dense undercoat that blows out twice a year. These coats are never clipped short; they are washed, blown out and de-shedded. That puts Huskies and Malamutes on our Signature Bath & Style package.
Best for: Huskies and Malamutes every 6–8 weeks, and an extra visit during each seasonal blow.
Not suited to: Shaving. An arctic coat that has been clipped may never recover its correct texture or insulating structure.
Bath & Style with full de-shed — The bath, blow-out and de-shed these coats need, included in the groom. See also add-ons & extras.
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We groom Huskies and Malamutes across Glasgow, Paisley, Newton Mearns, Clydebank and every area on our service map.
Typically 65–80 minutes for a Husky and 70–110 minutes for a Malamute, depending on size and coat. Most of that time is drying and de-shedding — the undercoat has to be blown out fully rather than rushed, otherwise packed hair stays against the skin and causes irritation.
Yes, and far more effectively. A full professional blow-out removes loose undercoat at the root, which cuts household shedding dramatically for weeks. Clipping only shortens the hair that is already shedding.
Yes. Our van parks outside your home across Paisley, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, Glasgow and selected nearby areas, so there is no car journey and no salon waiting room. The XL walk-in van has a low-entry step and a full-size table, so there is no lifting a heavy dog in or out of a car.