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A DOG GROOMER has shared the dog breeds she would never own after working with them.

The woman, who works in dog kennels revealed there were plenty of pooches that she’s worked with to put her off them.

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The dog groomer shockingly put Golden Retrievers on the list[/caption]

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She warned Border Collies were far too smart to handle[/caption]

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Bulldogs spent most of their time screaming, she adds[/caption]

Taking to social media, she made a list of the breeds she wouldn’t dare bring home.

The first was the Belgian Malinois, she said these were adorable breeds but acted like German Shepherds ‘on c**ck’ and their energy levels made her want to avoid them.

Next she controversially said she would probably avoid the Golden Retriever.

“They’re amazing dogs but high maintenance grooming wise and shed a lot,” she explained.

Border Collies also made the list, she said these herd dogs were far too smart and often try to herd their owners around.

The dog groomer was also not a fan of Beagles, saying their temperament was partly to blame.

She jokingly asked: Do they need to breath or is baying 24/7 a part of their breed standard?”

Baying is a term used for dogs who tend to bark or howl loudly – which Beagles are notorious for.

Bulldogs also made it onto the list as she listed that they were stubborn and constantly screamed.

She also said they often having breathing issues making it difficult to look after them.

The dog groomer was also not a fan of Burmese Mountain dogs, saying their heads were so big and yet there was nothing going on up there.

The video has since gone viral on her TikTok account @evergreengore with over 37,000 likes.

People were quick to share their thoughts in the comments.

One person wrote: “Golden retrievers are the best dogs in the world your opinion is wrong.”

Another commented: “Everyone defending their dog breeds while I’m just looking at my mini Goldendoodle like “yeah I get it.””

“Wild that Huskies aren’t on there, we have a husky and wouldn’t recommend to anybody,” penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: “As someone with a Border Collie/Heeler cross, I wholeheartedly concur with your descriptions.”

“I love my Blue Heeler. I get it though, he’s a lot,” claimed a fifth.

Someone else added: “Belgian Malinois and Doberman, I’ve had both and they are amazing!”

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THE weather has already taken a cold turn and most of us are dying to put the heating on.

Unfortunately, energy bills are way too expensive to do that so we’re all looking for alternatives to stay toasty.

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B&Q are selling a winter essential to keep you cosy[/caption]

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The electric blanket is a bargain price at the moment[/caption]

Fortunately DIY store B&Q has a must-have buy to keep warm this winter and it’s super affordable too.

Available online, not in stores, the electric blanket is the perfect way to cosy up at bedtime without freezing.

The heated electric under blanket goes underneath your fitted sheet to warm up the bed before you get in.

It has a safety feature to ensure it doesn’t overheat and turns off when it does.

Plus, the blanket has three different heat settings which can be changed with the attached remote to personally suit your needs.

It comes in three sizes with the single costing £16.99, a double for £29.99 and king size for £34.99.

The blanket is also machine washable so you don’t need to worry about spilling a cup of coffee or your breakfast in bed on it.

B&Q bosses say: “Designed for the modern lifestyle, our heated under blanket is the perfect companion for those cosy Sunday mornings when breakfast in bed becomes a cherished ritual.

“Picture this – you can indulge in your favourite morning treats without the anxiety of accidental spills.

“T”he washing machine friendly feature means you can savour your breakfast in bed, guilt-free, knowing that any mishaps can be effortlessly washed away.”

According to research from Uswitch, these gadgets use 100 watts of energy to warm a double bed before switching to a sleep setting or being turned off.

A 100W electric blanket run for seven hours a week would use 0.7kWh.

Based on the current cap, it costs 24p to run a 100W electric blanket for one hour a day for seven days.

If you were to use an electric blanket for one hour a day, every day of the week for a year, it would cost you £12.48 in total.

Using an electric blanket instead of turning the heating up can save you cash off your bill, according to the experts.

Uswitch energy expert Sarah Broomfield said: “Using an electric blanket to warm the bed may mean you can turn the temperature of your thermostat down, as you won’t need your bedroom to be so hot.

“Turning your thermostat down by just 1°C can save you as much as £80 a year.”

A PHARMACIST has revealed four ways to prevent seasonal hair loss this winter.

People can often experience hair loss this time of year due to the environmental changes.

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A pharmacist has shared how to avoid seasonal hair loss this winter[/caption]

But Phil Day, a pharmacist at Pharmacy2U, has shared why it really takes place and what you can do to ensure you aren’t effected.

The expert told the Express: “These steps can help reduce the risk of seasonal hair loss, but it’s important to remember that some level of hair shedding is a natural part of the hair growth cycle.

“However, when hair loss becomes excessive, it can significantly affect self-confidence and wellbeing.

“Early intervention is key— hair loss treatments are most effective when initiated early, especially for conditions like male pattern baldness.”

Cold Weather

Cold weather doesn’t just slow down blood circulation in your hands and feet – it’s also your scalp too.

“Cold temperatures can reduce blood circulation to the scalp, which may slow down the delivery of vital nutrients to hair follicles,” said Day.

That being said, the expert reveals it is vital to wear a hot during the colder months.

But, make sure your hat is not too tight as this can cause traction alopecia – a form of hair loss caused by pulling of the hair follicles

He also revealed that gentle scalp massages can help stimulate blood flow to the area to promote healthy hair growth.

Dry Air

Most of the time we head indoors to escape the cold weather and chuck the heating on.

But dry warm air can be just as bad for your locks.

It can strip moisture from your hair and scalp leading to scalp irritation and contributing to hair shedding.

“To mitigate this, use a humidifier to add moisture back into the air, and consider hydrating hair care products that nourish both the scalp and hair,” he added.

Vitamin Deficiency

When the cold weather comes and the sun goes away – we often lack one vital nutrient – Vitamin D, which plays a crucial role in hair growth.

The pharmacist said: “This deficiency can weaken hair follicles and contribute to hair shedding.

“To mitigate this, consider incorporating vitamin D-rich foods into your diet, or speak to a healthcare professional about supplements that can help maintain optimal levels during the colder months.”

For those looking to supplement Vitamin D – Asda sell a pack of 60 high strength Vitamin D tablets for just £1.50.

Lack of Sun

According to Phil, a lack of sunlight in the winter months can cause havoc as ‘sunlight helps regulate the body’s circadian rhythm, which can affect hair growth cycles.’

He recommended spending as much time outside in the sun as you can or use light therapy.

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