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Allie
I would like to someday start my own Dog Kennel/ Cat Boarding facilities. I am almost a Junior in Highschool, and I think I will go to college for something so that I can get a good Job and make money so that I am able to save up money to start my own Business. What type of college major should I go for and for what Job? and does anyone know what licenses you have to have to own and manage a kennel?
Answer
Do a web search for Kennel Licenses requirements. Here is a portion of what I discovered online.
Instructions
Obtaining Appropriate Kennel Licenses
1
Determine whether licensure is required at the state level. In the U.S., the states of Connecticut and Florida require a boarding license, while Maine, Iowa, Illinois and Colorado require boarding and shelter licenses. Missouri requires an annual license for animal boarding facilities, and Michigan requires a state registration form. If you live in one of these states, contact the state's Department of Agriculture for more information. Some states, including Maine, require a criminal background check and will not grant licensure to people previously convicted of certain crimes, such as murder or animal cruelty.
2
Conform to minimum kennel standards. Most locales do not allow kennels to operate in a residential zone. All kennels should be clean, well-lit and ventilated with adequate space for each dog. Dogs should have access to shelter and water at all times. Maintain files with vaccination records for each dog. Also, plan for environmentally sound waste management procedures. Your city or county may require an inspection of the facilities before granting licensure. Inspecting departments may include the health department, environmental safety department and animal control. Some states, like Pennsylvania, have a Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement or similar agency that also maintains kennel inspection and complaint records.
3
Contact your city or county clerk for information on the kennel license application. Most locales require kennel licensure for facilities boarding five or more adult dogs. The definition of "adult dog" for kennel licensure purposes varies, but most locales define it as 3 or 4 months old. The city or county usually requires proof of rabies vaccination for each dog as well as a fee based on the number of dogs your facility accommodates. This transaction usually takes place through the treasurer's office. Some applications include a questionnaire requesting more information about the facility and its intended usage, such as whether dogs are bred or sold.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6314236_kennel-license-dogs.html#ixzz2NSqazCsT
Do a web search for Kennel Licenses requirements. Here is a portion of what I discovered online.
Instructions
Obtaining Appropriate Kennel Licenses
1
Determine whether licensure is required at the state level. In the U.S., the states of Connecticut and Florida require a boarding license, while Maine, Iowa, Illinois and Colorado require boarding and shelter licenses. Missouri requires an annual license for animal boarding facilities, and Michigan requires a state registration form. If you live in one of these states, contact the state's Department of Agriculture for more information. Some states, including Maine, require a criminal background check and will not grant licensure to people previously convicted of certain crimes, such as murder or animal cruelty.
2
Conform to minimum kennel standards. Most locales do not allow kennels to operate in a residential zone. All kennels should be clean, well-lit and ventilated with adequate space for each dog. Dogs should have access to shelter and water at all times. Maintain files with vaccination records for each dog. Also, plan for environmentally sound waste management procedures. Your city or county may require an inspection of the facilities before granting licensure. Inspecting departments may include the health department, environmental safety department and animal control. Some states, like Pennsylvania, have a Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement or similar agency that also maintains kennel inspection and complaint records.
3
Contact your city or county clerk for information on the kennel license application. Most locales require kennel licensure for facilities boarding five or more adult dogs. The definition of "adult dog" for kennel licensure purposes varies, but most locales define it as 3 or 4 months old. The city or county usually requires proof of rabies vaccination for each dog as well as a fee based on the number of dogs your facility accommodates. This transaction usually takes place through the treasurer's office. Some applications include a questionnaire requesting more information about the facility and its intended usage, such as whether dogs are bred or sold.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6314236_kennel-license-dogs.html#ixzz2NSqazCsT
How to keep a dog kennel clean with snow and ice?
amruden
I have a Husky/lab mix. We have kept him outside all year, however this will be his 1st winter. We have coved all the bases...plywood wind breaks, nice dog house off the ground, small amount of heat (anything more he sleep outside his dog house) hay ect. Just want to know how to keep it clean? If i missed anything to keep him warm and happy.
I know it is BEST to keep him INSIDE. He is a working dog. So he is not "jailed" all day.
Answer
You mention windbreaks, but is the kennel covered? A roof or cover that extends beyond the flooring of the kennel is best, as it keeps snow and rain , leaves and such from falling dripping back down onto the floor and making a mess.
With everything else you've done, it sounds like the kennel will be warm and clean.
You mention windbreaks, but is the kennel covered? A roof or cover that extends beyond the flooring of the kennel is best, as it keeps snow and rain , leaves and such from falling dripping back down onto the floor and making a mess.
With everything else you've done, it sounds like the kennel will be warm and clean.
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