On his first stay at a kennel, Spike is worried about being left in a strange place, but when it is time to go home, he wants to stay.

Hourly / Weekly Appointment Book Daily Planner with 15-minute intervals Features This large appointment book 8.5" x 11" contains wide columns to keep your schedule neat and easy to read. 109 pages covering 52 weeks so this makes a great 2019 or 2020 appointment book 4 columns per page, with the time and days of the week, Monday to Sunday with spaces for notes. Appointment times from 7 am to 10 pm in 15-minute increments. Paperback Cover Perfect planner & contact listings.

With an increasing demand for quality kennel accommodation for dogs and cats, a good boarding kennel is a sound investment and can provide a healthy income if run efficiently. Running your own Boarding Kennels, the only guide of its kind available, is essential reading for anyone who is considering starting out in the business. This new edition by animal care expert David Cavill provides advice on every aspect of running a boarding kennel. With an exhaustive breadth of detail it covers every related topic, including: boarding fees, raising finance, insurance, kennel cleaning, dangerous dogs, types of food, exercise, grooming, beds and towels, staff training, accommodation, advertising, puppy and kitten rearing, and product sales. Comprehensive and unique, Running your own Boarding Kennels also includes information on ancillary services such as dog-walking, pet sitting and home boarding.

Dr. Kent Hovind spent 9 years unjustly incarcerated in many United States' prisons and jails and moved over 30 times (diesel therapy), Dr. Hovind's eyes were opened to the money-making business that the prison system is and the grief it brings to families nationwide.

Nearly one hundred Labrador retrievers, many sick or dying, are discovered one hot summer day in a rural Colorado field. They've been abandoned by Dodie Cariaso, a college-educated woman from an upper middle-class Midwestern family. What drove this tragedy? Former journalist and prosecutor Cary Unkelbach unfolds a riveting account of how Dodie's early success as a talented potter devolves into unimaginable neglect. Along the way, Cary gives animal lovers everywhere insight into the pitfalls and responsibilities of dog ownership through uplifting tales of Max, a Labrador from Dodie's kennel, who finds his forever home with the author's family. Heartbreak Kennel will shock you but will also give you a wealth of information for the canines in your life.

Everyone who must keep a number of dogs sooner or later recognises the need to furnish them with separate living quarters. Such arrangements can be pleasant, efficient and orderly - or they can be chaotic. This book offers plans and solutions known to work for the good of both dogs and people. The author uses his extensive computer experience to demonstrate how useful a kennel computer can be. Among the topics are planning, start-up, operating policies, record keeping, problems and solutions, and much more. This is a useful text for the operator of every kennel - large or small.