best in show dog kennel image
My girlfriend is setting up her dog kennel's and was wondering if anybody knew a good way for advertising for people to see that her service is there we are situated in Ireland.And if anbody knows a good advertising company and if anybody does advertising cards or anything like that would be great thank you.
Answer
You can get discount business cards on the internet- I would also put up fliers at the Vet offices, pet stores and contact as many dog show people as possible. Contact the British Kennel Club for show sites and dates, meet and make contact with people. Hand out cards, do some handshaking and schmoozing. Put ads in local papers, and on the radio. Have a Grand Opening with drawings for prizes and free goodies for the dogs- Like snacks with your business card attached or munchies for the owners with your business name on petit fours in the shape of biscuits. Its lots of work but once your name is out there if she gives little extras as well as great service, word of mouth will do the rest. Good Luck!
You can get discount business cards on the internet- I would also put up fliers at the Vet offices, pet stores and contact as many dog show people as possible. Contact the British Kennel Club for show sites and dates, meet and make contact with people. Hand out cards, do some handshaking and schmoozing. Put ads in local papers, and on the radio. Have a Grand Opening with drawings for prizes and free goodies for the dogs- Like snacks with your business card attached or munchies for the owners with your business name on petit fours in the shape of biscuits. Its lots of work but once your name is out there if she gives little extras as well as great service, word of mouth will do the rest. Good Luck!
How do they come up with show dogs' names?
Inga
I love them, but I'm curious. And I think dogs from a common breeder will all share one of the names? Have any of you tried to come up with a show dog type name for your pet? We were trying it the other night and had a hoot. It was funny. "Alacazam's Sugar Coated Monty Python." LOL (don't even ask how we got to that one, i can't remember.)
Oh that is cool.
Thanks.
Answer
Good breeders insist that their kennel name is attached to the registration name. When I use to breed, I always wrote my kennel name on the AKC registration application, since the AKC won't accept any papers that have been altered. Also, some breeders choose a theme for the litter, where it's required, or at the very least suggested, that the reg. name follow that theme. Some breeders actually registered each puppy in their OWN name first, choosing each reg. name, and then transfer ownership to the buyer. That way, the breeder HAS chosen the reg. name. I never cared what my pup's call names were, but most people did try to find a common ground with the litter theme and their call name. Some examples of my litter themes were wines, cruise ships, the word eclipse, etc. Here's another example of one of my pup's names. Reg. name was *kennel name) Crimson 'N' Clover, and her call name was CC. Of all the pups I ever produced, I can say there was only one call name I hated and that was Pinky. Can you imagine a Doberman named Pinky? Yuck!
Add: My new Dobe pup's registered name is (kennel name) Molten Lava. She's a red/rust Dobe b*tch with the call name Ava, which happens to be in the last word Lava.
Add #2: Just to let you know that their *show name* IS their registered name.
Good breeders insist that their kennel name is attached to the registration name. When I use to breed, I always wrote my kennel name on the AKC registration application, since the AKC won't accept any papers that have been altered. Also, some breeders choose a theme for the litter, where it's required, or at the very least suggested, that the reg. name follow that theme. Some breeders actually registered each puppy in their OWN name first, choosing each reg. name, and then transfer ownership to the buyer. That way, the breeder HAS chosen the reg. name. I never cared what my pup's call names were, but most people did try to find a common ground with the litter theme and their call name. Some examples of my litter themes were wines, cruise ships, the word eclipse, etc. Here's another example of one of my pup's names. Reg. name was *kennel name) Crimson 'N' Clover, and her call name was CC. Of all the pups I ever produced, I can say there was only one call name I hated and that was Pinky. Can you imagine a Doberman named Pinky? Yuck!
Add: My new Dobe pup's registered name is (kennel name) Molten Lava. She's a red/rust Dobe b*tch with the call name Ava, which happens to be in the last word Lava.
Add #2: Just to let you know that their *show name* IS their registered name.
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
Title Post: What type of advertising would be good for dog kennells?
Rating: 100% based on 9998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Unknown
Thanks For Coming To My Blog
Rating: 100% based on 9998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Unknown
Thanks For Coming To My Blog
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar