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Dog Walkers Business Card

If you’re active in the dog world, you probably freqeuntly exchange names and numbers with other dog people. Rather than fumbling for pens and scraps of paper, or using your card from work, why not print dog-related cards at home?

You can print small amounts of customized cards as you need them. (Who needs a box of 500 identical cards from the printshop?) Some companies, like Avery, have blank and pre-designed templates to help you design and print your own cards.

For privacy reasons, you may want some cards with only your name and telephone number or email address. You can also print some that include your home address.

You can feature your favorite breed, dog sport, your dog’s name, a special interest, certifications you’ve earned, or your club affiliation (if permitted by the club).

There are a wide variety of card types available for inkjet or laser printers; clean-edged or micro-perforated, print-to-edge or cards with margins, bright white, vellum, glossy, matte, extra-thick, and photo paper.

Ballpark: For about $15-20 you can get a pack of 200-300 cards. That’s enough to split with a friend!

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