The Dog Stop

Pet grooming professionals searching for their next opportunity should take a close look at The Dog Stop. The company has 7 open roles in states including Florida, Louisiana, and is actively expanding its grooming team.

What to Expect: The Dog Stop Grooming Salaries

The salary data across The Dog Stop job postings reveals a floor of $32,608 and a ceiling of $40,166, averaging $36,314. Geography plays a significant role: positions in major metro areas typically pay 10-20% above the national average. The Dog Stop also tends to offer non-cash benefits including pet service discounts, health insurance eligibility, and paid grooming certifications.

States Where The Dog Stop Is Hiring

Job seekers will find The Dog Stop positions in 4 states. Florida has the most demand with 2 positions, but opportunities exist nationwide:

• Florida — 2 positions available
• Louisiana — 2 positions available
• — 2 positions available
• Georgia — 1 position available

Use the job listings above to find The Dog Stop locations hiring near you, or use the job search to filter by city or zip code.

Submit Your Application to The Dog Stop

To apply, browse the open roles above and select one that aligns with your experience and career goals. The GroomerJob.com application goes directly to The Dog Stop hiring teams. Make your application stand out by being specific: list the grooming tools you are proficient with, the average number of dogs you groom per day, and any customer service experience that demonstrates your ability to work with pet parents.

Required Experience for The Dog Stop Grooming Roles

If you can handle a nervous poodle and a rambunctious lab with equal confidence, The Dog Stop wants to hear from you. Bather roles have a low barrier to entry: show up on time, be gentle with the animals, and be willing to learn. Groomer positions require real skill: breed identification, safe restraint techniques, mat removal, and precision cutting. The Dog Stop gives preference to groomers who hold current pet first-aid certification and can demonstrate a portfolio of their work.

Dog Grooming: A Career That Keeps Growing

Pet grooming stands out as a career that combines practical skill, creative expression, and genuine emotional reward. Groomers build lasting bonds with the animals they care for and the families who trust them. The financial picture is equally appealing: experienced groomers regularly earn $45,000-$75,000 before tips, with top performers in metro areas exceeding six figures. The path from entry-level to expert can be completed in 2-3 years with dedication, and employers like The Dog Stop actively invest in training and advancement to retain talent in a competitive hiring market.