Doodle grooming in Colorado Springs cared for.
Doodle coats are beautiful and a lot of work. Here is how we groom the doodles we see most, how often they need it, and what to ask for.
Doodle prices, by size
Breeds we groom most
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GoldendoodleFull groom from $80, by size
The teddy bear favorite
Goldendoodle
- The coat
- A soft, wavy to curly coat that keeps growing and mats close to the skin if it isn't brushed between visits.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
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Mini GoldendoodleFull groom from $80, by size
All the fluff, smaller
Mini Goldendoodle
- The coat
- The same soft, curly coat in a smaller dog. It tangles behind the ears, under the legs and on the belly first.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
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BernedoodleFull groom from $80, by size
Three colors, lots of coat
Bernedoodle
- The coat
- A thick, wavy to curly coat that mats fast in the pants, behind the ears and under the collar.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
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SheepadoodleFull groom from $80, by size
A big, shaggy coat
Sheepadoodle
- The coat
- A dense, curly black and white coat that grows fast and mats if it isn't brushed.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
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Merle DoodleFull groom from $80, by size
Merle curls
Merle Doodle
- The coat
- A wavy to curly merle coat that keeps growing and tangles behind the ears first.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
Book for your Merle Doodle
Every other doodleFull groom from $80, by size
Labradoodles, Cavapoos and more
Every other doodle
- The coat
- Every doodle coat is a little different. Some are wavy, some are tight curls, and all of them need regular brushing.
- The groom
- Your pick: a teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over, or a longer, fluffier style. Face, feet and sanitary areas kept neat, finished by hand with scissors.
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
Full groom from $80, by size
Book for your Every other doodleMatting
is matted
We check first
Doodle coats mat close to the skin and hide it well. We check the whole coat with you and tell you what we see before we start.
Kind over long
If a mat can be brushed out without hurting your dog, we do it. If it would hurt, we shave it short and let it grow back healthy.
Every curl, every doodle
our tables
All-inclusive
every time
- Two baths with two top-tier shampoos, chosen for what your dog's coat needs
- A custom cut from nose to butt
- A full brush out
- A hand blow-dry, never a cage dryer
- Nails trimmed and filed
- Ears cleaned
- Anal gland check
- Free finishing touches: a cologne spray, a bandana or bows
Between grooms
easy at home
Brush down to the skin
Doodle coats tangle close to the skin, where you can't see it. Brush with a slicker, then check with a comb. If the comb catches, keep brushing there.
Stay on a schedule
A doodle on a regular schedule keeps its length. Let the coat go too long and mats can mean a short shave.
Bring a photo of the cut
Teddy bear, lamb or a shorter puppy cut: a photo of the look you like is the quickest way to get it.
On Google
their words
Poodle and Goldendoodle
The team at Zuzu’s is amazing. We have been taking our poodle and golden doodle here for years. Chelsea is the best!
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Excellent doodle groomer
Years of great grooms
This is the most professional dog groomer in town. Chelsea and her staff are incredibly courteous and friendly and they do a wonderful job grooming my pups.
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Questions
questions
How often should a doodle be groomed?
Every 4 to 6 weeks keeps most doodle coats comfortable and free of mats. Brush at home between visits, down to the skin.
What cut should I ask for?
Bring a photo if you can. A teddy bear look, a short, easy cut all over and a longer, fluffier style are the most popular. We'll tell you what the coat can hold.
Why does my doodle have to be shaved?
Mats close to the skin can't be brushed out without hurting your dog. A short cut lets the coat grow back healthy, and we always talk it through first.
Do you use cage dryers?
No. We don't own them. Your dog is hand dried while we brush, never shut in a hot dryer box.
How much does a doodle groom cost?
Doodles are priced by size, like every dog: a full groom starts at $80 for toy and small, $100 for medium, $130 for large and $160 for extra large. These prices are a starting estimate.
What is a teddy bear cut?
A rounded, fluffy face with the body trimmed even. It is one of the most asked-for doodle looks. Bring a photo and we'll match it to your doodle's coat.
Can you keep my doodle's coat long?
If the coat brushes out without hurting your dog, yes. If it is matted close to the skin, a shorter cut is kinder, and we talk to you before we start.
- Address
- 3336 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4 PM. Closed weekends.
Your dog's next groom is one call away
(719) 472-4427 Call to bookMonday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4 PM