Dog Style: Yoko Heads to a French Groomer
Expat Living and Real Estate · Jemma - French LessonsContributor blog post by Jemma:
“Isn’t that incredible??” Philippe called out of the family room last week. “These are DOGS. I can get a hair appointment for myself tomorrow!”
He’d just rung the two salons de toilettage recommended by a friend in nearby Cannes. They were full up. The first available booking at one spot was …Continue reading here for Jemma’s post on how their dog Yoko finally gets a grooming appointment in Antibes after several attempts. Apparently, it is easier for a human to get a haircut on the Cote d’Azur than to get a rendez-vous for a dog.
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