199 Jeje Jouly Touk, a hairdresser who was forced to switch to a dog groomer due to COVID-19 restrictions on beauty salons, brushes a dog at her shop in the Israeli northern city of Acre. (REUTERS/ Ali Sawafta)
Acre, Israel, April 7
Her tool of work has not changed - a pair of scissors - but hairdresser Jeje Jouly Touk has switched customers from humans to dogs.
COVID-19 restrictions on beauty salons left her jobless, so she became a professional dog groomer, a relatively rare occupation for an woman from Israel s Arab community.
Dogs are considered unclean by some in the Arab world, but attitudes are changing and many now own them as pets.
COVID forces switch from hairdresser to dog groomer
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