Be Fun to make it a Full time Gig - For now a Side Hustle. Best Ideal i think would be Twice a Month for 2 to 3 days at a time Cost would have to be Reasonable Maybe 150.00 per Vehicle and Move it around Nevada first weekend of June, California on the third Weekend. What do you think?
I agree for what's it worth He is certainly a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, There might be a Little something else but not much
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We only take our German Shedder in one of our cars, and yet they ALL have hair in them, dog hair is just in the air on the whole property, gets in everything. Fortuanatly they only shed like that once per year, it justs lasts for 365 days. The under coat is messy but vacuums up easy, the over coat is like porcupine quills that stick in fabric permantly ....lol
We prefer our Pooches don't shed - So we got two miniature Schnauzer's Downside Bath and Haircut once a Month
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Explorer I
Just paid for two hair cuts myself. "Hypoallergenic" breeds I am told ;)
I hope you do - I always enjoy Taking our dogs Hiking or Playing Fetch
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Well when Bear gets excited he gets wiggly and sometimes bumps into Levi. Not so much that he falls down, just enough to annoy him. Levi has a lot of opinions.
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Sounds like you’ve got a pretty good plan to me! Solid area for it too. Plenty of places to go and people/dogs that want to get out. I think any form of training is cool. And i bet the marketability of involving dogs is solid too. Good for you!
I can almost picture the Look, I know a Levi also, He thinks he is never wrong
I don't know which of us had it worse. Mine shed twice a year, for six months at a time.
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As much as I'd love to, mine is an actual working dog with a job and has to be trained most every single day to stay sharp.
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Prevention is usually The best case to keep Flea's & Ticks away. Talk to your Vet They might be able to suggest a Pill or a Topical like K9 Advantix to use on your Dog, I use K9 Advantix and I believe in it, it worked and Worked Good. Usually Takes a day or Two for the Dog's back to completely dry was only down side / The Plus side it lasted a Month and Kept Flea's, Tick's, & flies away. I am not a big believer in using a lot of Chemicals, When dealing with something like Lyme Disease best to use something that works and is Proven. If your dog should get a Tick you can Remove it with Tweezer's NOT Pointy Tweezers get something with a small Edge, Spread the Dogs fur and Get as close to the Skin as you can and Get a grip and Pull straight up with an even Pull, Use alcohol Wipes to clean up the Wounded area and wipe your Hands and Tweezers off after. Mostly I suggest Talking to your Vet They Know your area Much better than I do and Can suggest things to use that Best Match what you need
