Having never seen a tanned dog (tan, yes, but not tanned), I suspect that this is another idea that hasn't been quite thought through.
Monday, 5 May 2008
SunSpa
Having never seen a tanned dog (tan, yes, but not tanned), I suspect that this is another idea that hasn't been quite thought through.
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Not to argue the merits of the product but no where on the company's website does it say "tanning" bed.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.paradiseimage.com/
I believe that the intent is to provide a warm place for pets in the winter months. Possibly to relieve arthritic pain in older pets.
Given that the spending on pets in 2007 was in excess of $40 BILLION I wouldn't be surprised if these guys actually have the last laugh.