Sunday, July 15, 2007

*Cater to New Puppy Parents*

If you've ever been around a new mother (or have been one) days or weeks after bringing home a new baby you can understand and appreciate the idea of not needing to do a lot except care for the new addition.


Now if you've ever brought home a new puppy you should be able to appreciate the convenience that having puppy supplies, knowledge and a good understanding about that new little life is too. A great niche idea for you if you have or are willing to acquire the skills and information needed to 'consult' new puppy parents on their newest edition. For some new parents a puppy is completely foreign ground and they don't really have a clue as to where to begin. In comes you the puppy expert. You could provide new puppy arrival baskets chock full of information geared specifically to new puppies, and their parents.


For a flat fee or a revolving service as needed you could go to their homes, and puppy proof their living spaces, suggest tips and tricks on potty training, and give insight on great puppy food, toys and snacks. You could choose to include disciplinary assistance as well, because an untrained puppy turns into an untrained dog, that in some cases winds up in the pounds or animal shelters.


Another spin on this concept could be that you puppy proof for the new parents, personal shop for their toys, treats, food and new sleeping quarters and let them concentrate on bonding and getting to know their new family member.


Puppies need so much care and attention that it can seem overwhelming to some inexperienced parents, but you can step in and give them peace of mind with your knowledge and gentle approach to safety, caring and understanding a puppies needs.


Hmmm....this is really a great idea, I've got ideas like these all day long. If you love puppies this concept could be just what you're looking for!

1 comment:

Unknown said...

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