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Pet Boarding and Daycare Float Ideas

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Date: 11/08/2006 Topics: Parties > Outdoor > Parade Float Ideas | Readers Request > Party  
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Ideas for a christmas parade float for our pet boarding and daycare business? We have lots of real dogs we can use.

Beth from York, ME
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By (Guest Post)
How about "Barkin' around the Chistmas tree"

Posted on 11/10/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Mary Ann (Guest Post)
Start with a green turf material, add potted trees and plants (can be artificial or borrow from a nursery and advertise them). Arrange the landscaple from low to high in back. You might be able to aquire a fire hydrant no longer in service from the utililty department (I purchased one!) Have a volunteer for each dog (I would keep them tethered - in a relaxed way). They could brush them, wave their paws, give treat rewards, etc. For a winter theme add "snow" and perhaps clear lights on the plants & trees. Remember to carry items to handle messes on the spot.

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