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yellowcanine

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24. No state or county licensing does not mean no licensing/certifications
Tue Jul 1, 2014, 04:02 PM
Jul 2014

Yes it would be good if every jurisdiction had certifications but there are other options. I would not leave my dog at a boarding facility just based on the owner's word alone. Good facilities will also have some kind of customer evaluation system and provide contact information for references so that you can check them out.

http://www.care.com/pet-care-pet-care-certifications-101-p1017-q14597.html

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Will anything be learned from this? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #1
More likely Republicans will pass a law making news stories about dogs illegal. nt valerief Jul 2014 #2
That was the most awesome cut ever. Thanks nilesobek Jul 2014 #25
You are joking right? Stonepounder Jul 2014 #3
I know, but I can dream. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #7
Oh we learned MANY things from Columbine and Sandy Hook... lexx21 Jul 2014 #21
There are state 'guides' USDA regulations. But they meet the minimum so puppy mills can stay open Sunlei Jul 2014 #8
Legislation isn't necessary ... 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2014 #16
Local AZ Media is desperately downplaying Flake's son's role in this tragedy. kairos12 Jul 2014 #4
His mother-in-law immediately started playing the avebury Jul 2014 #6
Does anyone else think that Jeff Flake and his sons are appropriately named? yellowcanine Jul 2014 #20
You know what is even worse? avebury Jul 2014 #5
know what you mean. dogs were dead on friday and they didn't even start to call owners untill SatAM. Sunlei Jul 2014 #9
We can only hope this place never re-opens Mosby Jul 2014 #10
They are still taking in dogs. avebury Jul 2014 #13
..... an overwhelming sadness. There are no words. meti57b Jul 2014 #11
Watch what the owner has to say Aerows Jul 2014 #14
I do not have words for this individual - she's the owner Aerows Jul 2014 #12
She is a piece of work. "What about all the happy dog owners?" yellowcanine Jul 2014 #18
In an area that has extremely hot or cold conditions, wouldnt you have a warning for the HVAC system stevenleser Jul 2014 #15
A dog chewed through the power cord and it was still sparking????? yellowcanine Jul 2014 #19
This has to be placed on the owners. former9thward Jul 2014 #17
Some truth there but it is easy for operators of these facilities to hide things. yellowcanine Jul 2014 #22
I have read there is no licensing (at least here in Maricopa county) former9thward Jul 2014 #23
No state or county licensing does not mean no licensing/certifications yellowcanine Jul 2014 #24
It was a large house, not a facility. People were told their pets run free in the home with the kids Sunlei Jul 2014 #31
No one should board their dog where their dog doesn't have their own private area to sleep & eat. Sunlei Jul 2014 #30
The Junior Flake should be charged criminally. nilesobek Jul 2014 #26
How horrible CountAllVotes Jul 2014 #27
I'm wondering a little about the dog SheilaT Jul 2014 #28
This story makes me very sad and very angry. smokey nj Jul 2014 #29
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