A dog waste management business can be many things to many people. It can be a part-time money generator that is intentionally kept small, with customers serviced on weekends or after regular job hours int he evenings. It can be a transitional step operated from the safety of a full-time job until it grows to the point of being a self-supporting small business. It can be a springboard for a money-making operation with hundreds of customers and several employees. It can even be a way to supplement a retirement income. The barriers to entry into a dog waste management business are practically non-existent, up-front money negligible. But before you take that big jump author Doug Gelbert will walk you through all the steps you will need to take in Starting... And Running A Dog Waste Management Business. The book is divided into over 30 easily digested topics that take the would-be-business owner through every imaginable aspect of do-it-yourself dog washes (see table of contents). In addition to the covered topics there are 19 dog business-specific forms that you can tear out or copy.
