About Bark N' Bows

   Bark N’ Bows, LLC was created in August 2009.  Bark N’ Bows mission is to provide affordable and positive training classes to help develop and strengthen the bond between you and your pet. 

Cancellation Policy

  Clients may postpone any of the lessons provided they give 24 hours notice.  Bark N’ Bows is not obligated to give a makeup lesson due to client postponements or cancellations.  Additional makeup lessons can be purchased at $50.00 per lesson. 

 
   The owner of the dog(s) may have the animal withdrawn from training at any time, however, once training has begun all fees are non-refundable.

Payment Policy
   Bark N’ Bows, LLC accepts cash or checks.  We do not accept credit or debit cards.  Payment is expected in full at time of registration.  Clients will not be allowed to start class until payment has been made.

Vaccination and Veterinary Care Requirements
Appropriate veterinary documentation must be provided at the time of registration.  Appropriate documentation includes one of the following: a receipt from your veterinary visit, a letter from your veterinarian, a rabies certificate or Meghan will be happy to call your veterinarian for reference if you provide the name and phone number.

  For puppies under 20 weeks of age:  required veterinary care includes one kennel cough vaccine, at least one distemper vaccine, one negative fecal test (or proof that your puppy is currently on medication) and the use of an appropriate flea/tick product.

   For puppies and dogs over 20 weeks of age:  required veterinary care includes a current kennel cough vaccine, current distemper vaccine, current rabies vaccine, current negative fecal test, current heartworm test, the use of appropriate heartworm preventative and the use of an appropriate flea/tick product.

   These requirements may sound strict but they are put in place to ensure the safety and health of your pet as well as every pet in the class.  Every dog in class must meet these requirements so you can be assured your dog will not be exposed to a health risk (like intestinal worms or fleas or kennel cough) at class.