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1. Wash Every time I wash the dog at home I wreak havoc on two different bathrooms and by the end my dog still smells like someone with B.O. who just sprayed on some cologne. And because I have a dog instead of children, I'm way too nice - that hose water is waaaay too cold. So I dump warm bathwater on him and his under-sides never get clean. Wag n Wash provides a solution. I mess up their place, not mine. I use their warm-water hose to clean his underside. Then I blow hair all over their establishment, instead of all over my bathroom. Paying someone else to wash the dog is preferred, but this is a reasonably priced alternative that works better than a home wash. 2. Food/Accessories My dog eats healthier than I do, so I overpay for fancy food that uses ingredients I can actually pronounce. Wag n Wash prices are equal to or less than Petco for my Solid Gold Wolf King - and I take comfort that my payments are going to a small business and not to a large corporation majority owned by some prince from a large oil producing country. And their acessories are great too.
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