Sentences with phrase «anyone in the pet industry»
Learning how to train a pet properly is generally considered one of the hardest yet most important concepts for pet owners and anyone in the pet industry to master.
http://www.petbusiness.com/
We offer everything from social media management and email marketing to web development and product photography to anyone in the pet industry.
I don't think anyone in the pet industry is truly against someone buying a dog.
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With meaningful sessions that focus on the state of the industry, economic trends and forecasting, and the changing demographics of human and pet populations, this must - attend event is for anyone invested in the future of the pet industry.
Welcome to Global Pet Expo, where everyone who's anyone in the pet care market has gathered to celebrate and build upon the industry's incredible success.
Anyone who works in the pet industry knows that there is a emotional attachment involved with pet ownership.
This program is intended for dog trainers, pet industry professionals, local and state government bodies and anyone interested in a deeper understanding of the latest research into dog behaviour, training and the importance to society of the human - animal bond.
Plus, our pet care experts are certified every year in pet emergency preparedness... more than anyone else in the industry.
With meaningful sessions that focus on the state of the industry, economic trends and forecasting, and the changing demographics of human and pet populations, this must - attend event is for industry leaders and anyone invested in the future of the pet trade.
I strongly recommend them to anyone in the pet care industry considering air purification for their building.»
The definitions can be found in the AAFCO manual published annually available to anyone after purchase although the manual is primarily directed at manufacturers in the feed and pet food industry.
As anyone who has been paying close attention over the past several years has witnessed, increased interest from the investment community is not a new phenomenon in the pet industry.
For almost anyone in any segment of the pet care industry it is difficult to understand how pets become hopelessly orphaned and marooned in shelters with few prospects of ever being adopted into a loving family.
It is a well known fact among retailers, manufacturers and anyone else in the U.S. pet industry that people's need — or perhaps instinct — to nurture other beings is among the strongest motivations for owning a pet.
We do our best to listen to our customers and meet policyholder needs better than anyone else in the pet insurance industry.
I sometimes wonder if being an «old - timer» in the pet industry, as anyone who has put in more than 20 years in this business can certainly be called, is a good or bad thing when it comes to knowing how to care for pets properly.
Did you know that its statistically provable that anyone daring to even look at working in the creative industries can expect a life of grinding poverty, depression, lack of financial support and opportunities and to die a sad and lonely death, possibly resulting in being eaten by your own pets as a final indignity?