Daryl Conner is a certified Petcare Dermatech Specialist, Master Pet Stylist, Meritus, Certified Master Cat Groomer and Vice President of the Professional Cat Groomers of America. A contributing editor to Pet Age Magazine, Daryl's musings have also been found in Dog World, Groomer to Groomer, and on many Internet sites. She is the recipient of the coveted 2005 Cardinal Crystal Award for Journalism and the '06 and '07 awards for Congeniality, Daryl is proud to be the U.S. Ambassador for the German Red Clipper. Known for her fun and informative educational classes at grooming shows across the country, Daryl's grounded, friendly style makes her an approachable and popular teacher. With 27 years of grooming experience, Daryl's abiding love of animals and passion for our trade radiates out to everyone she touches through her work. You can visit Daryl's blog, Hairs of the Dog, or visit her website to view some of her many contributions to the industry.

Upcoming Class Topics

 Webinars- To be presented with Kim Raisanen

Cat Grooming for Beginners- A  basic class covering how cat grooming can increase your income and what you need to know to get started.

The Lion Trim and It's Variations- This webinar will show you how to set the lines on the classic Lion Trim, and how to "tweak" the style to make it perfect for the cats in your care.

Future classes are being developed!  Let me know what you'd like to see presented. 

Live Classes-

Liquid Tools- Making the most out of available grooming products.

Grooming Special Needs Pets- From frightened puppies to creaking ancient dogs, this class has tips and tricks to make your work safer and easier on both you and the pets!

Beauty from the Inside Out- A basic class on canine nutrition, reading pet food lables, what is the raw diet all about?

Click here for full course descriptions on all of Daryl's classes.

Upcoming Class Dates

Webinar dates to be announced!

Live Classes to be present at Atlanta Pet Fair, March 1-4, 2012

I will also be presenting classes at Intergroom in April.  Check back to learn more!