Final – Business plan for Dog Walker and Care Business
Concept
We are a non-profit animal care business that includes hourly daycare and specializes in walking dogs.
The passion our employees and volunteers have for dogs (and animals in general) allows us to feel closely compelled to provide the best care and attention to each dog a Dog Walker gets the opportunity to walk.
What sets us apart is the fact we will use local college students as volunteer employees, allowing them the chance to take a break from studying through their hectic days, while simultaneously receiving volunteer hours for the help. Not to mention the therapeutic chance to surround themselves in an environment that deals with animals!
We sell nothing but attention to your precious animal-child!
Our competitors (in the La Crosse County area) are as follows; Doggie Business LLC, Fetch! Pet Care, Purr-Furred Pet Care LLC, Diggity Dog Day Care, etc.
As a nonprofit, we stand out with a cause. Most profit (after employee pay, maintenance, etc.) goes to the area's Humane Society.
Customers
Our customers will be anyone working from 7-5 who need dog care in a 30 mile range. We will be providing our services around the Viterbo campus, allowing people going to work downtown the opportunity to drop their dog off before work (as well as people leaving from this area to just drop the dog off). Also allowing easy access for student volunteers to get to our business.
We can provide low prices, as we are not in this business to compete. We are in this business for care,
applied wax to the parts to be left undyed. Calligraphy: Calligraphy is the art of fine handwriting. It is also the art of producing decorative handwriting or lettering with a pen or brush. Gouache: Gouache is a technique of painting with opaque watercolors. I t also uses a opaque pigments ground in water and thickened with a glue-like substance. Hatching: Hatching is the fine lines used in graphic arts to show shading. It is also the process of decorating with elegant lines. Impasto:…
Art 124A/B – Petrosky Vocabulary List I. Line Line – The pathway of a moving point usually made by depositing material on a contrasting surface. Gesture – the essence of a subject captured in the quickest and most economical way. Usually consists of quick and extended gesture. Axis – The imaginary centerline of a volume; the centerline is assumed to run in a volume’s longest dimension is called the long axis, the centerline running at a right angle to the long axis is called the short axis…
http://quizlet.com/43338876/ramseyspan ishiiifinalvocabularyflashcards/ Chapter 4 Vocab: Artes Plásticas 3D art Ciclismo de montaña Mountain biking Buena Cocina Gourmet cooking Corriente Current (of a stream/river) Dedicar To dedicate Deporte Sport Deporte Radical Extreme sport Deportista Sportsperson Descansar To rest Descanso Rest/relaxation Escalar una pared To climb a wall Esfuerzo Físico Physical Effort Espactáculo Show/entertainment Excursión Excursion/Day trip…
Egypt Early Dynastic- Egypt is first unified (upper/lower egypt) Unification of Egypt is represented in the: Palette of King Narmer, ca. 3000 BC Makeup palette used for eye liner (coal: sticky consistency). Front- Goddess Hathor- Mother Goddess (two large heads on the top of the palette) False door- ability for spirits to enter Narmer has no shoes- may represent his passing and going into the spiritual world. Narmer’s crown (headdress) represents Upper Egypt. message of the whole…
Study guide questions 1) In my opinion children should learn values in elementary school. I think this because a child spends most of his or her time at school and they are put in situations around others that they will need to learn and practice things like sharing and honesty. Although the teacher would be teaching instead of the parent, the values they would be learning would be beneficial to the child and if the parents don’t like these values then they can teach their child when they get…
I.T.E. Focus Religious: ● Religion and belief systems ● Expansion of religion ● Founder ● Rituals ● Doctrine ● Social and political role Intellectual: ● Arts and architecture ● Education systems ● Philosophies ● Values ● Achievements ● Writing Systems ● Academic breakthroughs Common Roots, Roots of Conflict ● Vocab Kinship: a relationship or connection between two parties that share a common biological, cultural, or historical origin Disagreements Between Groups Around the World:…
Directions: 1. Mark your confusion. 2. Show evidence of a close reading. Mark up the text with questions and/or comments. 3. Write a onepage reflection on your own sheet of paper or 250word typed reflection.. Vocab: democracy: rule by the people oligarchy: rule by the few monarchy: rule by a king or queen aristocracy: rule by the wealthy or the landowners courtesans: prostitutes with wealthy clients Comparing Athens and Sparta: Where Would You Rather Live, and Why? Source: PBS…
include Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, Composition 1, Psychology, Lifespan Growth and Development, and a Fine arts Credit. Completeing all of these with an A will make me highly competive and give me a stronghold in the application process. The Hesi test is another variable in the application process. It is a standardized test covering math, reading and comprehension, and vocab with general knowledge. In order to gain any weight from this test I must make at least an 85. Scoring any higher can…
Ancient Civilizations Vocab. Achaemenid [uh-KEY-muh-nid] Dynasty = the first dynasty in the Persian empire, which came to power in the 7th century B.C.E. Akhenaton [ak-hen-AH-ten] = The New Kingdon Pharaoh who declared the Aten, or sun disc, to be the only god; during Akhenaton’s rule, worship of any other gods or goddesses was prohibited. Alexander the Great = a Greek ruler who conquered most of the known world, including Mesopotamia and Egypt, during the late fourth century B.C.E. Almanacs…
Larger Concept section review Vocab Details The unsuccessful revolt of Greek city-states in western Anatolia led to two Persian attacks on Greece in the early 5th century BCE. Persian Wars- Conflicts between Greek city-states and the Persian Empire, ranging from the Ionian Revolt though Darius’s punitive expedition that failed at Marathon. An ambitious Athens took control of a naval empire in the Aegean. The wealth brought in by the empire subsidized Athenian democracy and culture. Trireme-…