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After 20 years with the same company my job was eliminated. I live in Connecticut and would like to move to North Carolina to open a doggy day care or purchase a boarding kennel. I need suggestions as to where a doggie day care is needed. All the data I have read says it should be in an area where there are a lot of two income families and empty nesters. Also, if you know of a boarding kennel for sale please let me know. I really appreciate you input. Thank you
You might want to contact the folks at Dog Living Magazine. They are local and produce a nice little publication for dog owners. And they would obviously have a handle on the market as far as saturation and the possible need for such a business. They might be able to provide some valuable information for you. If not, maybe they'll be able to steer you in the right direction. Just a thought. Good luck!
Dog Living Magazine - Lifestyle Magazine for Cape Fear Dog Enthusiasts (broken link)
I thought of doing the same thing before I moved here. Once I got here, I realized they are everywhere here Not to say there wouldn't be room for one more, but this is just my observation.
The Charlotte area or Fort Mills, Sc area.. The ones in the area book up months in advance..
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