
well done you . I wouldn't worry to much as most dog groomers build up a local clientele of customers.
I would pop a card in a local shop and wait for your first booking, you can explain over the phone to them that your new to this business, at least there then knowing before hand that your a novice doggy groomer . The more dogs you do the more experience you will gain . When they come to pay you can either say no charge or a minimal amount ? I'm sure the people will be very happy.
I'm only saying this because i spoke to a woman who had only just started back up again after a 15 year break and a center near us on an industrial estate always are asking for trainee groomers and apparently they just end up getting you to do the washing and cleaning up of the job not the clipping side ?