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Born in Buenos Aires, Jorge Bendersky became interested in the sport of dog breeding and showing at a very early age. Growing up on his family's hacienda in Argentina, he inherited the tradition of caring for the animals on the ranch. Jorge also learned to manage all the myriad aspects of ranch life including its facilities and employees. Later in life, he took on the duty of managing his family's boutique hotels across Argentina. His experience with the family business gives Jorge the ability to work with people AND pets!
His career started at age 11 when Jorge had his own registered kennel and started breeding and showing dogs. At 18, he became the youngest FCI judge to be assigned to a national dog show.
Jorge knows his dogs! In order to pass the rigorous requirements to become a judge, he had to learn the anatomy and genetics of each breed as well as the breed's particular historical importance.
Jorge's experiences lead him to develop a grooming technique where form always follows function. Jorge grooming technique focuses on the dog's environmental changes and styling each dog to fit their lifestyles. The majority of today's dogs, especially city dogs, are personal companions and therefore should reflect the original style of the dog combined with the personal tastes and needs of the client.
When Jorge outgrew Argentina, he arrived to New York City to begin his grooming career. He quickly realized that grooming was his calling. Today he is one of New York's sought-after groomers.
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A: Hello Boxer Owner!!!
I being a professional groomer here in NYC for the last 16 years, and I have seeing my share of dog suffering from environmental allergies. I do recommend a shampoo and spray call MICRO TEK http://www.eqyss.com/pet_micro tek_spray2.asp it works great!.
Good luck
Jorge
www.planetjorge.com
Date: Apr 05 2010
A: maybe you need to introduce them slowly, but this is more a trainer/behaviorist question.
Good Luck!!!
Jorge
Date: Apr 05 2010
A: Tear staining is a very common problem in the Maltese breed; they are numerous studies and surveys done that show that there are a lot of causes that will cause tears stains. A wise advice is tried to concentrate on the cause and less on the stain itself.
Wile teething, the skull in small breeds change a lot, and the gums are swollen, this will cause the tear ducks to get obstructed or don’t point directly into the eye, so the body keeps producing tears, and the excess moist on the outside of the eye is bacteria and yeast paradise!!!, in some cases, when the head mature, the tear ducks will go back to normal, sometimes it does need some vet assistant to get them opened up.
Ear infections will cause the eyes to get irritated and produce extra tears.
High mineral content in the water has being identified as one of the possible reasons for tear staining. Some breeders believe that bottle water it won’t clear the stains, but it will prevent it to get worst.
Keeping the area clean is more important that cutting the hair short around the eyes, since when the hair start growing can easily get inside the eyes and create more discomfort, longer hair will lay flat, but it has to be kept clean.
Daily cleaning with Collyrium eye wash it will keep the eyes free of dust and the small amount of boric acid in it will help prevent bacteria from growing.
Carefully cleaning the stains with a cotton ball with peroxide (the regular one from the pharmacy) it will help, be careful not to get into the eyes.
They are a few products that will help to keep faces clean, but remember focus on the causes, avoid food and treats that contain added colors.
The list can go on and on, but this is a good start, don’t hesitate to ask your groomer or contact a Maltese breeder for their opinion, and try one method at the time so you will know what works on your dog and what doesn’t.
Good Luck!!!!
Jorge
Date: Aug 22 2008
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When should I start to brush my dogs teeth? His teeth seem to be healthy but he is almost one year old. Thanks you?
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I would recommending starting as young as possible. There may not be any evidence of tartar at that time, but you are getting your dog accustomed to the brush and doggie toothpaste. If you start ear... Date: Jan 31 2013
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Hi, my cat got fleas 4 mths ago.She is a house cat and my neighbours cat had them so I think I must have brought them in. We did all we were to do. Have used Frontline then advocate and also Acclaim spray. My house is extremely clean with all wooden floors and we use spray and wash materials cat is on regularly. They seem to be away but then she starts scratching again and I have looked and dont seem to see anything at all. Dont know wether they are still coming back or I am being paranoid. What can I do? Could they still be laying eggs?
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Yes, there could be some left over eggs. Contact your cat's vet to be sure of your next precaution or treatment. Take a look at my site
thecattherapist.com for cat info.
Happy New Year!
Date: Dec 29 2012
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What do you guys think of home made dog food?http://www.diydogfood.com?
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To make home made dog food, you must know the exact ingredients that
your dog requires for healthy nutrition.
Date: May 11 2012
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My dog got desex will it clam him down?
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Yes, neutering your dog will certainly help to calm him down. The earlier in his life, the better!
Date: Oct 13 2011
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My dog got desex will it clam him down?
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Your dog should be much calmer within about two weeks.
Date: Oct 13 2011
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