Pet Boarding and Daycare Podcast with Dominic Hodgson

Barkleigh Productions

Welcome to the Pet Boarding and Daycare Podcast, the show that shares the secrets to unleashing the next phase of your pet business growth.

  1. 4D AGO

    Ep. 114 – April Fools for Pet Biz Owners: 10 Costly Business Mistakes to Avoid in Your Dog Daycare

    Are you making the kind of mistakes in your business that feel harmless now… but could quietly cost you a fortune later? Have you ever looked back at a decision you made and thought, “What the hell was I thinking?” And what if some of the biggest wins in business only come after you’ve made — and learned from — a few expensive mistakes first? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom marks April Fools’ Day with a slightly different kind of show — a brutally honest look at the mistakes that pet business owners make over and over again, and how to avoid them before they cost you time, money, profit, and peace of mind. Recording with Derek snoring in the background, Dom shares a mix of cautionary tales from the wider business world — from Coca-Cola and Blockbuster to Disney and Dyson — before bringing it all back to the pet care industry and the very real errors he sees dog daycare owners making every single day. Along the way, he also confesses to some of his own more painful business mistakes, explains why Q1 is a good time to get your head back into “business owner mode,” and shares a handful of creative April promotional angles you can use to generate more revenue this month. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Pricing Mistake That Breaks Everything – Why undercharging doesn’t just hurt profit… it damages the whole business model. Positioning Problems – How trying to serve everyone leaves you blending in, competing on price, and attracting the wrong clients. Why Pretty Websites Don’t Sell – The big difference between a brochure website and a website that actually converts. The Cost of Going It Alone – Why some of the most expensive mistakes happen when owners try to figure everything out themselves. Systems, Strategy, and Smart Decisions – How to stop repeating the same painful errors and start building a stronger business. Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is taking place in Phoenix, Arizona, and…registration is now open. To secure your place click here now Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Join Dom’s Exclusive coaching program The Dog Daycare Success Academy now by clicking here Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights [00:52] – Dom opens the show, sets up the April Fools theme, and asks the big question: how did Q1 really go for your business? [03:57] – April promotional ideas: Easter, National Pet Month, Songkran, Honesty Day, and how to use them to generate fresh sales. [10:10] – Why selling more to existing clients is easier, faster, and far more profitable than chasing new ones. [14:15] – April Fools in the wider world: from spaghetti trees to the left-handed Whopper. [15:29] – Big business mistakes: Coca-Cola, Nokia, and Blockbuster — and what pet business owners can learn from them. [19:30] – Why stepping outside your business helps you spot opportunities and avoid expensive blind spots. [21:26] – Mistake #1: pricing your business too low and slowly strangling profit, growth, and freedom. [27:00] – Mistake #2 and #3: poor positioning and brochure-style websites that fail to convert browsers into buyers. [31:30] – Mistake #4 and #5: trying to do everything yourself and throwing money at the wrong problem. [35:00] – Mistake #6 to #10: weak copy, playing it too safe, lack of systems, bad partnerships, and building the wrong kind of business.

    43 min

  2. MAR 25

    Ep. 113 – The Dog Daycare Diagnosis: 5 Things to Assess Before You Throw Money at the Wrong Problem

    Ever feel like something’s off in your business…but you can’t quite put your finger on it? You’re busy. Dogs everywhere. Calendar full. And yet… the money doesn’t match the effort. Maybe your pet business isn’t actually sick… or are you just treating the wrong symptoms? Well, before you spend a ton of money on ads, SEO, a new website, or another shiny new fix…is it worth identifying what’s really broken? See, the fastest way to grow your dog daycare, isn’t trying to improve everything at once… but diagnosing the right problems first! In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom records from the beach in the North East of England and dives into one of the most important questions any pet business owner can ask: What is actually holding my business back right now? Using insights from a recent conversation with Teija Heikkilä from Pet Vet M&A, Dom breaks down the value of doing a proper top-to-bottom 360 business evaluation — not just to find out what your business might be worth one day, but to understand what needs fixing today. There’s important lesson on profit and pricing, as well as how to tune up your wider marketing engine. This episode walks through the five key areas every daycare owner should be auditing before they spend another penny trying to “fix” the wrong thing. Along the way, Dom also shares why time away from the business sharpens your thinking, why busy does not equal profitable, and how the wrong kind of help can sometimes send you even further in the wrong direction. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Dog Daycare Diagnosis – Why you should never prescribe a fix before you know what’s actually wrong. Profit Before Panic – How to assess whether your services are really making money or just keeping you busy. Pricing, People, and Pipeline – The three big areas where hidden growth opportunities often sit. Playbook Power – Why a business that only lives in your head will always be harder to grow and sell. Marketing Assets That Matter – How systems like memberships, lead magnets, onboarding, and automations multiply business value. Huge thanks to Teija Heikkilä from Pet Vet M&A for sharing her wisdom. Click here to find out more about Pet Vet M & A. Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is taking place in Phoenix, Arizona, and…registration is now open. To secure your place click here now Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Join Dom’s Exclusive coaching program The Dog Daycare Success Academy now by clicking here Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights: [00:51] – Dom records from the beach and explains why this episode is one worth listening to right until the end. [03:08] – Fresh off the plane from Spain: why time away from the business helps you think better and lead better. [07:51] – The vet analogy: why diagnosing a problem properly matters before you spend money trying to fix it. [11:00] – Why throwing money at SEO, social media, or ads can backfire if you haven’t identified the real bottleneck. [13:21] – Teija Heikkilä explains Pet Vet M&A’s 360 Business Evaluation and how it reveals what’s really driving value. [18:34] – Why most owners are surprised by how interconnected labour, pricing, and revenue really are. [24:30] – The first area to audit: profit — and why being busy tells you almost nothing useful. [28:48] – Pricing as a growth lever: why most owners ask the wrong question when it comes to what they should charge. [31:30] – People, pipeline, and playbook: the systems and structure your business needs to stop depending entirely on you. [38:34] – The forgotten marketing system: how memberships, lead magnets, newsletters, and automations make your business far more valuable.

    43 min

  3. MAR 18

    Ep. 112 – What Affluent Dog Owners Really Want: How to Transition from The Warehouse-Style Dog Daycare Model to a Premium, Exclusive Facility

    Are you trying to compete in the crowded middle of the market… when the real opportunity might be sitting at the very top? If you doubled your prices tomorrow, would your business collapse… or would you simply make more money and start attracting a different kind of client? And what if the secret to making significantly more money wasn’t squeezing in more dogs… but deliberately designing a business for affluent dog owners who happily pay for a better experience? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom continues the deep dive into the Affluent Attraction Strategy, explaining why the most profitable pet businesses intentionally position themselves at the top end of the market. Fresh off a relaxing trip to Spain, Dom also talks about the importance of protecting your time and energy as a business owner — why taking proper breaks actually makes you a better leader, and how creating space away from the business allows better ideas and strategies to develop. Dom delivers a masterclass on pricing psychology and premium positioning, as well as touching on why most daycare owners accidentally trap themselves in the crowded middle of the market. This episode breaks down exactly how affluent-focused businesses attract better clients, create stronger margins, and build calmer, more profitable operations. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Affluent Attraction Strategy – Why targeting wealthier dog owners transforms the economics of your daycare. Escaping the Crowded Middle – How most pet businesses drift into price wars and tight margins without realising it. Premium Pricing as a Signal – Why higher prices act like a filter that attracts the right clients and repels the wrong ones. Experience Over Convenience – How affluent owners buy enrichment, adventure, and lifestyle upgrades for their dogs. Designing a Premium Business – Why fewer dogs, higher margins, and happier staff create the strongest long-term model. Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Discover if you’re a good fit to work with Dom by going to www.petbusinessmarketing.com/audition or click here  Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is taking place in Phoenix, Arizona, and…registration is now open. To secure your place click here now Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights [00:51] – Dom opens the episode and introduces part two of the Affluent Attraction Strategy. [02:00] – Broadcasting from Spain: why intentional downtime makes you a better entrepreneur and leader. [03:54] – Why business owners must delete, delegate, or redesign tasks that drain their energy. [06:30] – The lies entrepreneurs tell themselves about being “too busy” to prioritise their own wellbeing. [10:14] – Dom begins part two of the affluent attraction deep dive and explains why premium positioning works everywhere. [12:30] – Why most dog daycares drift toward the crowded middle of the market — and why that hurts margins. [15:00] – Pricing as a signal: how higher prices attract more affluent dog owners. [18:48] – Fewer dogs, better economics: how premium facilities create stronger margins with lower capacity. [22:30] – Understanding affluent buyers: how values, identity, and experience influence their purchasing decisions. [26:00] – The mindset barrier that stops most owners from raising prices and moving upmarket. [29:23] – Turning your daycare into a premium experience business rather than a busy warehouse of dogs. [32:46] – Dom previews his upcoming training session at the Pet Boarding & Daycare Expo West in Phoenix.

    36 min

  4. MAR 11

    Ep. 111 – The Dog Daycare Affluent Attraction Strategy: How to Make More Money with Fewer Dogs

    Are you building a dog daycare that attracts the right clients… or just more clients? If your facility was completely full tomorrow, would that actually make you richer — or just more stressed? And what if the real path to profitability wasn’t squeezing in more dogs… but attracting better clients who happily pay more for a better experience? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom dives deep into a concept that could radically change the way you think about pricing, marketing, and the clients you serve.  Fresh off a trip to Dublin (where even the Guinness Storehouse has been thoroughly “Disnified”), Dom shares lessons on long-game thinking in business, why most owners focus on short-term marketing tactics instead of building lasting assets, and how premium experiences command premium prices. With new luxury travel offerings including cruise ships offering gourmet meals for dogs, the world of pet care is undoubtedly shifting toward personalised, high-value experiences. The question is — are you positioning your business to attract the affluent dog owners who want them?  Dom explains why the traditional “warehouse model” daycare — packed with dogs but struggling to turn a real profit — is becoming outdated, and how smart operators are moving toward a premium experience model that creates happier staff, calmer dogs, and significantly better margins.  In this episode, you’ll discover: The Affluent Attraction Strategy – Why targeting wealthier dog owners can dramatically improve profit without increasing capacity. Busy vs Profitable – How the “warehouse model” daycare keeps owners exhausted while margins stay painfully thin. Premium Positioning – Why businesses like Disney and Emirates charge more by designing experiences affluent clients want. Building Long-Game Marketing Assets – Why books, lead magnets, and testimonials create lasting growth while social media posts disappear overnight. Better Clients, Better Business – How charging higher prices attracts clients who buy more, complain less, and refer their equally affluent friends. Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Discover if you’re a good fit to work with Dom by going to www.petbusinessmarketing.com/audition Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is taking place in Phoenix, Arizona, and…registration is now open. To secure your place click here now Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights [00:51] – Dom opens the episode and previews a deep dive into the Affluent Attraction Strategy. [02:02] – Dom shares highlights from a recent trip to Dublin and why the Guinness Storehouse is a perfect example of “Disnifying” an experience. [05:50] – The 9,000-year Guinness lease and what it teaches about long-term thinking in business. [07:38] – Marketing assets vs social media noise — why lead magnets, books, and testimonials create lasting growth. [13:00] – Dog News: travelling across the Atlantic with your dog aboard the Queen Mary 2. [18:37] – Why being known for something specific makes marketing dramatically easier. [20:00] – The “warehouse daycare” problem: busy facilities that still struggle to turn a real profit. [22:31] – Why attracting better clients is far more powerful than simply attracting more dogs. [28:23] – Why affluent clients are more stable, more loyal, and more likely to buy additional services. [34:10] – Why higher prices improve staff morale, client experience, and dog wellbeing.

    43 min

  5. MAR 4

    Ep. 110 – The Only Two Levers That Really Move the Needle (And Why Most Owners Avoid Them)

    Are you focusing on the small stuff in your business… while ignoring the two things that actually determine your profit? When was the last time you seriously reviewed your pricing — not just for a once-a-year increase — but as an ongoing strategy? And if labour and pricing are the only two levers that truly move cashflow, valuation, and long-term freedom… why do so many owners hesitate to pull them? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom builds on a powerful conversation with Teija Heikkilä from Pet Vet M&A and breaks down what really drives profitability in pet care businesses. According to Teija, there are only two big levers that materially move business value: payroll and pricing. Dom unpacks what that means in practical terms — from understanding labour ratios and eliminating inefficiencies, to getting comfortable charging what your services are actually worth. Along the way, he shares lessons from Disney’s premium pricing evolution, the psychology of fear around rate increases, and why underpricing doesn’t make you an ethical owner, but instead limits your ability to build a better facility, hire better staff, and create better outcomes for dogs. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Two Levers That Matter – Why payroll and pricing are the only numbers that truly shift profit and valuation. Fear vs Reality – How emotional attachment and guilt keep owners stuck undercharging. Disney-Level Pricing Confidence – Why premium positioning attracts better clients and builds stronger businesses. Enrichment as a Revenue Multiplier – How selling structured add-ons dramatically increases margin without adding dogs. Fresh Eyes, Faster Growth – Why investing in coaching and external perspective removes blind spots and accelerates progress. Episode Highlights [00:51] – Dom opens the episode, reflects on travel, masterminds, and why getting out of your town sharpens your thinking. [04:30] – Dog News: “Genius dogs” learn by eavesdropping — and how to turn word association into a powerful marketing campaign. [07:13] – Using emotional triggers and brand conditioning to create stronger client loyalty. [13:01] – Teija Heikkilä explains the two big financial levers that determine business value: payroll and pricing. [17:18] – Labour ratios, inefficiencies, and why anything over 50% payroll demands immediate attention. [18:53] – The psychology of pricing fear — and why caring owners often become their own bottleneck. [28:24] – What Disney teaches us about premium pricing, positioning, and becoming comfortable not being for everyone. [31:29] – Why underpricing limits your ability to improve facilities, staff training, and long-term sustainability. [34:00] – Enrichment as low-hanging fruit: how selling more to existing clients instantly boosts revenue. [38:22] – Why fresh perspective, coaching, and live events remove emotional bias and unlock growth. Huge thanks to our fantastic show sponsors Canine Lab Testing. You can learn more about their fast, reliable parasite testing solutions at: www.caninelabtesting.com

    43 min

  6. FEB 25

    Ep. 109 – Hunting The Hidden Revenue in Your Pet Resort: The Disney Model for Dog Daycares

    Are you, like most, treating your onboarding process as a formality rather than a serious sales opportunity? When was the last time you stepped outside your facility — not to escape the chaos— but to study how other businesses engineer spending, loyalty, and experience? And if even billion-dollar theme parks leave money on the table… what might you be missing? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, Dom shares insights fresh off the plane from Orlando, where he attended a mastermind, held an event, visited both Disney and Universal, and spent a small fortune as a result (purely for research purposes, obviously). It’s a lesson in finding the hidden money in your business (something Disney are absolute masters at doing), engineering unforgettable and gossip-worthy experiences for your clients, and why growth-minded owners must deliberately expose themselves to better ideas.  Dom breaks down the key difference he noticed between Disney and Universal when it comes to monetising their attractions and how that directly mirrors what most pet care facilities are (and aren’t) doing with meet-and-greets, inductions, add-ons, and upsells. Alongside that, you’ll hear the first snippet in a new mini-series with Teija Heikkilä from Pet Vet M&A on building a business that’s ready to sell — and why running your business as if you could sell tomorrow actually makes it calmer, more profitable, and more enjoyable today. Plus, there’s details on the newly opened registration for Pet Boarding & Daycare Expo West in Phoenix with Rebecca Shipman. In this episode, you’ll discover: Money Hidden in Plain Sight – Why every business, even Disney, leaves revenue opportunities untapped. Engineered Spending – How great operators design environments that make buying feel natural and valuable. The Meet & Greet Goldmine – Why new client onboarding should never rely on “they’ll just buy if they love us.” Mastermind Momentum – How proximity to smarter operators accelerates breakthroughs and speeds up growth. Build to Sell Thinking – Why running your business like it’s always sale-ready improves margins, systems, and sanity. Huge thanks to Teija Heikkilä from Pet Vet M&A for sharing her wisdom. Click here to find out more about Pet Vet M & A. Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Discover if you’re a good fit to work with Dom by going to www.petbusinessmarketing.com/audition Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is taking place in Phoenix, Arizona, and…registration is now open. To secure your place click here now Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights [00:51] – Dom opens the episode, reflects on 90-day goals, and previews a packed show. [03:02] – Fresh off the plane from Orlando: why investing in masterminds speeds up growth and reduces business loneliness. [05:39] – Meeting Barry Jacobson (Club 33, Golden Oaks) and marketing legend Brian Kurtz — and the confidence of true experts. [08:43] – Hidden money in your business: the question every operator should be asking. [11:20] – Disney vs Universal — and the glaring monetisation difference most businesses ignore. [15:32] – Backend sales, engineered experiences, and why spending can feel like part of the magic. [18:25] – Why exposing yourself to better businesses sparks smarter decisions at home. [21:03] – Teija Heikkilä on building a business you can sell tomorrow — and why that mindset changes everything. [27:10] – Burnout vs optimisation: how small financial tweaks can dramatically increase business value. [35:33] – Pet Boarding & Daycare Expo West preview: Phoenix location, keynote highlights, and why live events matter. Huge thanks to our fantastic show sponsors Canine Lab Testing. You can learn more about their fast, reliable parasite testing solutions at: www.caninelabtesting.com

    47 min

  7. FEB 18

    Ep. 108 – The Specialist Advantage: How Niching Helps You Charge More, Stand Out, and Attract Better Clients

    Are you trying to be everything to every dog owner…and finding your marketing feels noisy, crowded, and hard to differentiate? Have you ever worried that specialising or niching your services would shrink your audience…when it might actually do the exact opposite? And what if focusing on a specific type of client, dog, or service could make your marketing easier, your pricing stronger, and your business more profitable? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, host Dom Hodgson dives into the powerful, and often misunderstood, concept of niching and specialisation in pet care businesses. Sparked by another catch-up with Rebecca Shipman from Pet Boarding & Daycare Magazine, Dom explores how the magazine’s special cat-focused issue highlights a major opportunity inside the industry: becoming known as a specialist instead of just another general provider. Alongside insights from the latest magazine edition, Dom shares real-world examples from his own business journey from his niche adventure dog walking and targeted training services, to specialised coaching programmes and enrichment-based daycare positioning. The episode also includes practical promotional strategies designed to help owners reset momentum, generate revenue quickly, and position themselves as community leaders and trusted experts. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Specialist Advantage – Why niching helps you charge higher prices and attract more committed clients. Becoming Easy to Find – How focusing your services makes marketing, SEO, and referrals dramatically easier. The White Hot Centre Strategy – How positioning yourself as a connected community leader strengthens trust and influence. Momentum Marketing – Fast promotional ideas to generate revenue when business slows down. Educational Marketing That Sells – Why communication, storytelling, and value-driven content create loyal, long-term clients. Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Discover if you’re a good fit to work with Dom by going to www.petbusinessmarketing.com/audition Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is in Phoenix, Arizona! You can register for the event and be the first to find out when tickets go on sale by clicking here now Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights [00:51] – Dom previews the episode, introduces the magazine’s niche-focused issue, and explains why specialisation is becoming a major growth strategy in pet care. [03:49] – Dog News: Amazon Ring’s AI-powered lost dog tracking feature and how technology is creating new community-based service opportunities. [05:45] – How building strong local relationships can position your facility as the central hub for pet owners in your town. [10:05] – Dom sits down with Rebecca Shipman to explore the latest Pet Boarding & Daycare Magazine and its cat-specialised industry insights. [12:22] – Why cat boarding and other specialised services are growing rapidly — and the untapped revenue opportunities they create. [20:18] – Dom shares his personal business journey and how niching helped him attract affluent clients and build stronger brand positioning. [23:27] – The biggest fear owners have about specialising — and why narrowing your focus often expands your opportunities. [26:06] – How niching simplifies marketing, improves content creation, and strengthens search visibility. [28:2] – Promotional reset strategies: creative event marketing ideas tied to holidays, seasonal promotions, and themed enrichment weeks. [31:15] – Educational marketing in action: using storytelling, entertainment, and dog behaviour education to increase client loyalty and sales. Huge thanks to our fantastic show sponsors Canine Lab Testing. You can learn more about their fast, reliable parasite testing solutions at: www.caninelabtesting.com

    36 min

  8. FEB 11

    Ep. 107 – All-Inclusive vs Add-Ons: Which Dog Daycare Pricing Model Builds a Stronger Pet Business?

    Should your daycare or boarding facility offer one simple all-inclusive price… or a menu of optional add-ons clients can choose from? Is charging for enrichment, upgrades, or premium services genuinely unethical… or is it actually better for dogs, staff, and your long-term business health? And could sticking to an all-inclusive model quietly limit your profit, your service quality, and your ability to stand out in a more competitive pet care market? In this week’s episode of the Pet Boarding & Daycare Podcast, host Dom Hodgson dives into one of the most debated topics in the pet care industry: all-inclusive pricing versus add-on service models, and why many owners are unknowingly leaving money, opportunies, and client satisfaction on the table. Drawing on years of consulting with dog daycares and pet resorts across the world, Dom breaks down the emotional, ethical, and strategic arguments owners use to justify all-inclusive pricing before unpacking the real business, behavioural, and customer-experience reasons why structured service ladders often produce better outcomes for all. Along the way, Dom shares lessons from Disney storytelling, cruise ship revenue models, airline seating structures, and real-world enrichment programme implementation to show why offering choice isn’t about charging more but rather about delivering better. In this episode, you’ll discover: The All-Inclusive Pricing Myth – Why offering everything for one price often limits profitability and service quality. Care vs Commercial Reality – How charging for premium enrichment doesn’t reduce care… it improves outcomes. Volume vs Margin Thinking – Why the most successful pet businesses shift from more dogs to higher-value services. Client Psychology and Choice – Why dog owners actively want upgrade options (and often feel disappointed without them). The Hidden Power of Backend Sales – How add-ons, upgrades, and experience enhancements quietly drive sustainable growth. Want to work with the World Leading Pet Business Coach?  Discover if you’re a good fit to work with Dom by going to www.petbusinessmarketing.com/audition Remember, the next big Barkleigh event is the PB & D Expo West which this year is in Phoenix, Arizona! You can register for the event and be the first to find out when tickets go on sale by clicking here now Grab a copy of Dom’s latest book Mission ENRICH by clicking here now Episode Highlights: [00:51] – Dom opens the episode and introduces the all-inclusive vs add-on pricing debate dominating the pet care industry. [03:00] – Lessons from masterminds and Disney’s Animal Kingdom: why storytelling and experience design create standout businesses. [11:54] – Dog News: debunking common dog training myths and how simple, localised content builds marketing authority. [17:30] – The emotional argument behind all-inclusive pricing and why many owners link charging more with caring less. [21:00] – Why enrichment consistency often fails inside volume-based business models. [23:30] – Good, Better, Best pricing ladders and how service tiers increase profit without adding new clients. [26:53] – The fear of upselling and why most sales resistance is actually a communication problem. [29:00] – Cruise ships, airlines, and luxury hospitality: how premium upgrades drive massive backend revenue. [31:30] – Front-end sales vs backend sales and where long-term business profitability is really built. [33:30] – Why choice, personalisation, and optional upgrades lead to better dog experiences and stronger client loyalty. Huge thanks to our fantastic show sponsors Canine Lab Testing. You can learn more about their fast, reliable parasite testing solutions at: www.caninelabtesting.com

    37 min
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