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Extravagant Luxury Hotel for my Dog

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  1. It's such a pleasure to see little four-feet wagging in on their way
    to Wag Hotels. It hurts to see them feeling left out, at some kennel
    when we take a vacation. But Wag is no cheap kennel; it's a new
    definition - Hotels for Dogs and Cats. I came across a video coverage
    of Wag in Google. Wanted to share with you & may be the next time even
    your wheels will steer their way to Wag.
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2344392350643450297&q=wag+hotels

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    It's such a pleasure to see little four-feet wagging in on their way
    to Wag Hotels. It hurts to see them feeling left out, at some kennel
    when we take a vacation. But Wag is no cheap kennel; it's a new
    definition - Hotels for Dogs and Cats. I came across a video coverage
    of Wag in Google. Wanted to share with you & may be the next time even
    your wheels will steer their way to Wag.

    Dogs are low carb.

    [OK -sick humor]

    I suspect the reason my dog died young was the spaghetti I used to share
    with him.

    Best value for dog care was paying someone to drop by my home each day to
    check on him. In time, he could be by himself for a week with no trouble at
    all. He hit the newspaper every time.


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    Best value for dog care was paying someone to drop by my home each day to
    check on him. In time, he could be by himself for a week with no trouble
    at all. He hit the newspaper every time.

    In the mid-80's when we had a dog, a local teenager had a business where
    she'd go by several people's houses and feed/exercise their dogs or cats
    while the owners were on vacation. That way, no kennel cough for the dogs!
    It was cheap too, about $2-4 per day is all.

    Pat in TX

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