By Chad Petri Reporter
Published: Fri, October 10, 2008 - 4:24 am
Last Updated: Fri, October 10, 2008 - 4:58 am
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Chad Petri
“We live in apartment so we don't have a back yard and this is a great place for her to play dog,” says Israel. Cindie Carter turned her big back yard into a canine playground three years ago.
“Your dog is part of your family so their dog needs to have a social life too,” says Cater, the owner of Walks and Wags. The workers here spend the day playing with the dogs and making sure they're worn out.
“This is a place where your dog can have a great time while you're working and you both come home tired and relaxed and enjoy the evening together,” says Carter. It might not be a fair comparison but there are a lot of similarities between dog daycare and daycare for kids, starting with rules.
“We have boundaries just like you would with a child they have boundaries they have nap time, snack time have treat time,” says Carter. She says they handle about 20 dogs a day. Some are initially scared of other dogs and need to be taught how to play nice with others. For more information, you can click on the link on this page.
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We love Walks and Wags. We refer all our grooming clients to Cindie. We get a very positive response about Walks and Wags when our customers return to us for grooming.
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