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Case Study: Doggone Great Time

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Doggone Great Time is a dog boarding facility that is located in Buffalo, New York. Doggone Great Time is offering cage-free daycare and boarding. Their daycare and boarding services and rates include half day/ 4 hours or less = $11, full day/ anything over 4 hours= $22, overnight= $33, full day for two dogs from the same family= $38, and overnight for two dogs from the same family= $60. Their loving, personalized approach to caring for their client’s best friend gives them the comfort and confidence of knowing he 's safe and happy while the pet owner is at work or
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