Grand Paws Pet Sitting Service

We have taken the time to lie out the entire step-by-step process to start your business legitimately, covering everything from taxes to insurance to advertising-making it a simple and low cost process for you. 
 
We are one of the larger, more successful pet-sitting businesses in the country with pet sitters in seven states and have gone through the entire process ourselves-doing all of the research; figuring out what works and what does not - all of which will save you time and money!
 
We have laid this entire system out in WORD so that you can easily print it out for your convenience.
 
We wish you all the best of luck and success in your business and hope that you will stay in touch with us through e-mail updates on your new business. 
 
 
You will receive a WORD (.doc) document including information on setting up your own pet sitting business within 48 hours of the Pay Pal payment clearing date. This documents is based on the experiences of Grand Paws Pet Sitting Service and is to be used as a guide in setting up your own business.
 
Grand Paws includes information on products and services that we have used and does not endorse any of the companies listed in this document. Grand Paws is not responsible for any product or billing disputes of any kind with any of the companies mentioned in the document.
 
Upon receiving the document there are no refunds. You are paying for the content of the information you will be able to access once payment clearing date through Pay Pal.
 
Click on the Pay Pal link on the left side of the home page to make your payment of $19.95.

Pooper Scooper Service

Need a Pooper Scooper Service?
Please note: Grand paws clients in Arizona Only. 

Please provide the reference # GPS007.

"DANNY"

This wonderful dog's owners first fostered him last year and decided to adopt him.  He's been through training and knows sit, stay, leave it, heal and come.   he is believed to be around 3 years old.  He's a neutered male and is generally a calm dog.  Unfortunately, he hurt a friend's 2 year old daughter while they were playing.  He didn't bite, but did knock her over, pinned her and scratched her.  The owner's best guess is that she set him off somehow.  Regardless, they felt really bad and have come to the conclusion that it's best for everyone that he be placed in a home with no young kids or Alpha dogs (he likes to be the top dog). He can't see well out of one eye, and as you can see from the picture, his tongue hangs out which he's very sensitive about.  The current owner's  suspect he was abused by his previous owner, but since he was in a pound, they don't know his history.  They are looking for a good home for this pet. If interested, please e-mail the current owner at l_hertzler@yahoo.com. Thank you!