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Where online can I find a trendy, purse-like carrier for my 9 pound rabbit? It needs to be at least 17" long. So far I’ve been to trendypuppy.com, sassypup.net, and Tails in the City. Also, if anyone knows of any neat dog boutiques in Toronto, ON, Canada, that’d also be a perk.
Dear illiterate Yahoo users, I am asking for trendy dog carrier for a 9-year-old rabbit, as there isn’t a market of nice carriers aimed specifically at rabbits. Perhaps I want to be in style and not carry 3 bags on the subway as I drop thousands of dollars on her at the vet clinic and take her for a romp at the untreated park.
PS: Babies are living things as well. Does no one with an IQ over 80 answer these questions?
I’m taking her to a vegan restaurant with me and slipping her raw veggies just to spite Mr. OzFozz. She will also lunge out of her carrier and maul Pamela. She is nicknamed the "CowBun of Doom" for a reason.
Also, a "traditional", unwieldy carrier is extremely hard to carry on foot and in a crowded subway train or streetcar. It also draws much more attention to the animal and allows her to be easily ripped from my hand. Do continue smashing your faces against the keyboards.

I always thought dogs were living beings, not purse accessories.

Even still, you should have explained that you weren’t intending on carrying your little rabbit around just for the pure joy of "being able to take him in stores."
Although I would much prefer using just a standard travel crate for any animal, if you feel this would be the best way for your rabbit to travel, that’s fine.
You may not have felt it was originally necessary to state that it was for vet travel, but with the increasing amount of idiots in the world, it is.
All your original message portrayed was what has been seen in the past here "My animal is cute, and an accessory, so I want to get a purse to carry him/her around in all day and so I can take him/her around to stores with me"

As for what you are looking for, I have found a Pet Boutique in Toronto that you may be interested in. This is the link to their carrier section:

http://www.shoppuppylove.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=36

They are located South-East Corner of Bayview and Manor Road, just south of Eglinton

Hmm I posted a place that I found that carries what you asked for, and it’s in Toronto. I’m clearly confused as to what you’re asking.
Thanks for calling me "Mr." by the way, gender biased much?
And I gotta say, I wasn’t the one that said anything about the restaurant, I guess this is what I get for trying to help.

If I had the maturity level of you I’d say that I hoped your rabbit got snatched on the subway just for the heck of it.

currrently have one in redondo beach, looking to expand or relocate in more affluent cities

Pasadena might be good – there are a lot of dog owners (you can tell by all the vet hospitals around!).

You can also do somewhere in Orange County – "affluent" folks there with plenty of pampered pups. Maybe Newport Beach?

Either way, good luck!

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Karen (representing Portland Picks.com) and her husky, Koda, made their debut runway appearance at the DoveLewis Boutiques Unleashed 2009 benefit. Karen wore a silk dress by Modaspia, chunky bangles and a large handbag by Orla Kiely, all from Pin-Me Apparel Boutique. Make-up by Blush Beauty Bar. Hair by Kalista Salon. Koda wore a 16-inch patent leather dog collar studded with little devil appliques from Reigning Pets NW. (Thanks to Perry for filming the TV backstage to capture this footage!)

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She has mentioned a 51 / 49% arrangement. I already groom the dogs 5 days a week. She works the retail end and bakery. She is showing me her figures from 2007 (P&L), but I am having a hard time with understanding some of the "hidden" facts of a partnership.

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Park Avenue is a can’t-miss Winter Park destination. With its outdoor cafes, upscale boutiques, exotic restaurants, high end clothing stores, shoe shops, museums, delis, and gift shops, it is always bustling with shoppers and diners. Its known as a dog friendly street and many store owners place dog bowls with water and dog biscuits outside of their front doors.

Winter Park is home to the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, which hosts the largest collection of Tiffany glass in the world, and draws tens of thousands of visitors every year to the Bach Festival, Sidewalk Art Festival, and Winter Park Concours d’Elegance.

Every Saturday until 2 p.m. a popular Farmers Market is held at 200 West New England Avenue in Winter Park, just around the corner from Park Avenue. It features indoor and outdoor vendors and is held at a renovated 1920s freight train depot.

Winter Park also has an Amtrak train depot located on Morse Avenue, next to a beautiful park area right off of Park Avenue. It is used by the Silver Star and Silver Meteor passenger trains.

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when i get out of school i want to own my own pet boutique. i want it ti include grooming, daycare, and boarding. what education and certification will i need to do this?

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Hi,
I own a dog Boutique and I am coming out with my own line of dog clothing.
I need a name for my new line.
I hae dresses with cupcakes,Ice Cream cones, Sugar daddys,
all kinds of differtant sweets, desserts and candys.
can you please help?
My store is called Poochie Palace.
Thanks!

why not using back tis name "Poochie" and make it a registered trademark. tis name sounds great…no need to find and think of new names to make urself confuse in the future…Or if u really need to change…try tis "ChiePoo"…well i am not sure if tat new name makes sense…up to u…:)