Puppy Parties—Assessing the Benefits
Marie Hennessy
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Marie Hennessy
Abstract
Puppy parties (or canine kindergarten) are still relatively new to this country, although more and more veterinary practices are experimenting with the concept. In this article I hope to illustrate the benefits of puppy parties to both clients and their pets, in addition to the advantages to the veterinary practice and its staff, by drawing on my own practice-based experiences.
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Puppy parties (or canine kindergarten) are still relatively new to this country, although more and more veterinary practices are experimenting with the concept. In this article I hope to illustrate the benefits of puppy parties to both clients and their pets, in addition to the advantages to the veterinary practice and its staff, by drawing on my own practice-based experiences.
Key concepts: Puppy, Veterinary medicine, Business, Public relations, Psychology, Medicine, Political science, Biology