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For women who love dogs and have been quietly wondering if there's a better way to work and live. This is where dogs meet real life. The income, the freedom, the fresh starts, and the days that feel like yours. Welcome to the sisterhood.
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Your Dog Has a Job Title. Have You Read It? (opens the original)
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Somewhere along the way, we decided a “good dog owner” takes the dog for a 30 minute walk around the neighborhood.Same route. Same leash. Same fire hydrants.Very responsible of us.There’s just one small problem.Nobody spent hundreds of years breeding dogs to walk politely around a subdivision.Border Collies were bred to work livestock, think on the move, and cover a ridiculous amount of ground.Labs were bred to retrieve. Beagles were designed to put that nose down and follow something interestin
Maybe Your Next Business Should Be Boring (opens the original)
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We somehow made making money more complicated than feeding somebody’s Labrador.We keep looking online for the next way to make money while somebody three houses down is trying to figure out who the hell they can trust with their dog.I know this because I’ve spent a very long time around both worlds.I’ve been an entrepreneur for 38 years.At different points along the way, marketing has been part of what I’ve done, so I’ve had a front row seat to the parade of This Is The Thing That Will Finally M
We Had House Keys Before We Had Apps. Maybe That’s the Point. (opens the original)
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I train dogs for a living. Have for a couple of decades.Which means I’m usually the person who gets called after something has gone sideways.And there’s a version of that call I get more often than I want to that’s heartbreaking for me.It’s the one where someone was trying to do the best thing for their dog while they also lived their life, which is the way it should be really.The App Made Getting the Gig Easy. It Didn’t Make Her Ready.Here’s a typical scenario…The dog was fine. Then the family
The Dog Version of “It’s Fine, I’m Fine” (opens the original)
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We Trained a Generation of Dogs to PanicTwenty-five years ago, separation anxiety was the rare case. A once-in-a-while client, not a whole category. Now it’s the norm, and I can tell you exactly when it started ramping up. Everyone and their brother got dogs during the pandemic, worked from home for two straight years, and never once left them alone long enough for it to be a thing. Then the world went back to normal and the dog got left home alone all day for the first time.But the pandemic is
GenX Had the Garden Hose. Dogs Got a Tongue and Four Sweaty Feet. (opens the original)
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My dog and I are currently scheduling our walks for ridiculous o’clock in the morning or after the pavement is no longer hot enough to fry an egg!I did grow in the GenX survival mode when we were told to stay outside until dinner and we drank from a garden hose that had been baking in the sun for days if we drank any water at all. That plan isn’t gonna work for dogs now though for a lot of reasons.Unlike us humans, dogs don’t sweat through glands all over their bodies because they don’t have the
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