Our Story
The Connors family has proudly served the pet community since 2008, beginning with our first business, At Your Service Pet Nannies. Our passion for pets has since led us to create and operate several grooming businesses, including At Your Service Mobile Pet Grooming, Jim's Mobile Dog Grooming, At Your Service Dog Grooming in Yardley, and Le Beau Chien in Philadelphia. We are also the founders and owners of Dog Grooming School of Pennsylvania, the only grooming school in Southeastern Pennsylvania licensed by the PA Department of Education. With years of hands-on experience and deep roots in the industry, we bring expert dog grooming and trusted pet care to every animal we meet. Simply put: we know grooming!
Eileen James
Eileen James, a Yardley resident, is passionate about caring for dogs of all shapes and sizes. Originally from Thailand, she raised two energetic Dalmatians and spent much of her life helping stray dogs in her hometown, which inspired her love for all animals. Eileen learned everything about keeping dogs happy and healthy—from baths, brushing, and nail trimming to skin care and preparing nutritious meals. She trained at Dog Grooming School of Pennsylvania and was directly mentored by Jim Connors, a longtime professional groomer and instructor. Eileen now serves as an Assistant Instructor at the school while also providing expert dog grooming at Yardley Dog Grooming.
Meet the Groomers
Jim Connors
Jim Connors is a Yardley resident and a well-known dog groomer in the local community. He has owned and operated numerous grooming salons, both mobile and brick-and-mortar, throughout the area. Jim graduated from the New York School of Dog Grooming and Rowan University. In 2015, he was approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education to teach dog grooming. He is the Co-Owner, School Director, and Grooming Instructor at the Dog Grooming School of Pennsylvania, as well as the Co-Owner of Yardley Dog Grooming. Students from across the United States travel to learn the art of dog grooming from Jim.
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