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dog grooming tipsPreview the Canine Grooming Secrets DVD for Bedlington Terriers from award winning pet groomers, Sue Zecco & Jay Scruggs. Available at www.lambertvetsupply.com.

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Product DescriptionSpaniel training for the flushing dog enthusiast, from puppy to gun dog, demonstrated by professional trainer Kenneth Roebuck. Covers starting a puppy, obedience training, hunting, retrieving, whistle work, hand signals, steady to flush and shot and water work.

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Product DescriptionOften when a new comes home for the first time there are things that are missing that are necessary to get started. Bringing home a young puppy or an adult dog can be a rewarding and challenging experience so the transition needs to be as smooth as possible.

In this volume there will be information on what is needed to start a long lasting experience for all. There will also be a lot of information on what you will need to help you and your new addition to adjust and co-exist.

Naming the new addition can also be a challenge so there are also over 900 names to choose from to give you some ideas.

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I have read about so many recalls and health warnings about various dog treats, I am now afraid to buy any of them. Does anyone know if there are any that actually are okay and good for the dogs to have occasionally or should I just try to cook up my own (any recipe recommended?). Thanks!

Ask your vet first, but my Norfolk Terrier had a problem with her weight so dog treats were out of the question and it was suggested I try giving her either a few of her own bits of dry food from her daily allowance and also maybe a small bit of raw carrot. Ask your vet first though or an animal nutritionist. Good luck.

such as how to get products wholesale, how to get clients and basically startup funds…i’m in a rapidly growing community that has no dog groomer near. I’m going to take some classes but is it posible to start and hire someone? and how are the fees? what to charge etc. any help would be appreciated

If you have a dog, I would take it to the closest groomer to you and see what it’s like. Check out what they do & don’t do. You might also contact some local Vetrenarians and get their input on it.

Check with your local City Clerks office re: licensing and with your Secretary of States office re: any state requirements. Checking in with the local office of the Humane Society and other animal shelters might also be a good idea.

As far as wholesale products, you’ll have to do your research. Check pet periodicals, do web-searches and use your contacts to get recommendations. Don’t try to duplicate what other local vendors are doing – try to offer new & unique options that won’t put you in direct competition if at all possible.

Clients can be developed through your contacts and by local advertising. You can even get connected with your contacts and others about doing a pet fair. Make a strong first impression on the community and then follow-up with additional local advertising.

Business skills are important. Make sure you have a business plan and can back it up with a strong presentation to potential investors. Investors will need to see that their money is safe and they can expect a strong return on whatever investment they make.

As far as rates and pricing go. You’ll need more research. Check prices in nearby cities, search the web and base your pricing on what you find there. Be sure you’re making a decent margin to cover all costs and generate profit that you can roll back into your business.

Also, look at developing additional revenue channels in your business plan. Quality pet products, shampoos your clients can take home, novelty items & pet toys.

Dog grooming is one thing. You might also look at concepts like a ‘pet spa’ or even linking it to a ‘pet school’ concept in the long range. These ideas give you the option of expanding your business plan from dog grooming to additional concepts over a three to five year period based on your success rate.

It also shows investors that you have forward thinking plans and will be in business for the long run.

Best of Luck!

ok so my dog is a siberian husky and rot mix along with some really small dog, she is 6 weeks old and i want to start training her to sit and lay down, how do i do that? also she is always whimpering how do i make her stop that?

hold what ever she likes in front of her sweep your hand down her back slightly pushing her in a sit position saying sit when you have her in the sit position give her the treat.

Once she has mastered sit Hold her bottom in the sit position and put the treat on the ground in front sliding forward saying lay or down till she stretches out to a lay position give her the treat.

Its all about guiding and patience. working on it about 10 mins at a time you do not want her to get bored and stop listening all together.

dog training tips
Product DescriptionEach Pack contains 4 Trading Cards, 1 Stand-up Card, 1 Sticker Set and 1 Tattoo Set. Also there are training tips for all 18 breeds of dogs, usually 2 in each package.

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