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On today's grooming adventure on the mainland in Lagos. Let's just say he wasn't exactly excited to see us when we arrived. But one thing we've learned over the years is that grooming doesn't start with clippers, it starts with trust. We spent the first 30 minutes doing nothing but building a positive relationship with him, and the transformation in his attitude was amazing. Patience, calm energy, and understanding canine behavior can make all the difference. The moment we knew it was more relaxed, it was time to begin the grooming session. We've been informed that Wilson's reaction could be unpredictable. We decided to put a muzzle on him as an extra safety precaution. Let me just say, it wasn't exactly impressed with that decision. Stay tuned for part two to see how we successfully groom Wilson while keeping the experience as safe, calm, and stress-free as possible for both him and our team.