In order to combine her two passions for photography and dog grooming, Jasmyn Jenson, 28, from Montana, United States, decided to create these charming images.
I began grooming in 2009, and I’ve always liked dogs and photography, so I genuinely think of grooming as an artistic endeavor.
90% of the dogs who come in for grooming look so dejected, so I wanted to show my clients a before and after, and they enjoyed it so much that I began the Instagram.
The following photographs are just a great touch to demonstrate how much happier each dog is when not drenched in the tub.
The cooing over the now-fluffy pals begins as a result of the cuteness overload, and some of them have even become accustomed to grooming to the point that, unlike most timid dogs, they leap right into the bath.
“I have a Labrador retriever who I have been grooming since she was eight weeks old, and she is now three. When she comes to the business, she instantly jumps in the tub ready for her washing!” Jasmyn continued.
Every dog, from tiny fluffy cocker pups to Saint Bernards, can get pampered and emerge looking like the immaculate dogs they are.
