Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 1) The likelihood of you pooping on the hairdresser is pretty slim

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 2) You don't bite or scratch your hairdresser

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 3) Your hairdresser only washes and cuts the hair on your head

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: Your haircut doesn't include a manicure or pedicure

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: You sit still for your hairdresser

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: Your hairdresser doesn't remove the boogies from your eyes

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: Your hairdresser doesn't clean your ears

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 8) Your hairdresser doesn't give you a sanitary trim

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 9) You don't go eight weeks without washing or brushing your hair

Top Ten Reasons Why It Costs More To Get Your Pet Groomed Than Your Own Hair Cut: 10) Your hairdresser doesn't wash and clean your rear end.

In the first Lassie film, Lassie Come Home (made in 1943), studio prop men got Lassie to lick child star Roddy McDowall's face by putting ice cream on the boy's cheek.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Most pet owners (94 percent) say their pet makes them smile more than once a day.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: When meetings in the Oval Office dragged on too long, president Gerald Ford whistled for his Golden Retriever, Liberty. The feisty dog rushed in and pounced on people, which quickly broke up the meeting.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Dogs can get jealous. They may try and interrupt a hugging couple or bark for attention when you are on the telephone!

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Just like people, dogs have phobias too. Some examples of phobias include thunder, stairs, hair dryers, water, lawn mowers, vacuums, balloons, and buses.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Dogs don't understand pointing. They focus on the tip of your finger, not the item you are pointing at.

Tales from the Pack

When dogs are dropped off at Ultimutt they are whisked to the back for a fun day of play. But what exactly do these dogs do all day that makes them so tired at the end of the day?

These dogs literally spend the day running around and having a blast. Tennis balls are bouncing and dogs are chasing each other. And every few minutes the door leading to the outside play area is opened and half the dogs run in while the other half runs out.

These dogs spend the day having a great time with their friends. Ultimutt provides the perfect day of play for every dog that goes there.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: The name of the dog from "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas" is Max.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Television’s original Lassie was a male dog.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Over 50% of all pet owners would rather be stranded on a desert island with their pet, not another person.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Pixie, a Siberian Husky, gave birth to 7 puppies, one of which was bright green.

The dog with the largest ears in the world is a Basset Hound named Mr. Jeffries. The dog's ears are 11.5 inches longs, and are insured for $47,800.

There is a doggy disco held in Italy every year where owners can dance with their dogs.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: The Wizard of Oz’s Toto was played by a female Cairn Terrier named Terry

Ultimutt Dog Fact: Rin Tin Tin was the first Hollywood dog star and he signed all of his contracts with a pawprint

Ultimutt Dog Fact: 58% put pets in family and holiday portraits

Ultimutt Dog Fact: In the first Lassie film, Lassie Come Home (made in 1943), studio prop men got Lassie to lick child star Roddy McDowall's face by putting ice cream on the boy's cheek.

Ultimutt Dog Fact: 70% of people sign their pet’s name on greeting and holiday cards