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For people who love pets, seems like natural that you will desire to make a full time income from handling them. After all, what is more fulfilling than washing and grooming cute, furry dogs throughout the day? Well Jan Niemen did exactly that — for 21 years. And she or he has quite the story plot to express to about this in their own recent book Exploring Dogs: Confessions of a Mobile Pet Groomer.

All with the comfort of a mobile pet-grooming van cruising within the Baltimore area, Niemen groomed pretty much everything — dogs, cats, you name it! Often, hilarity ensued. A really case was when she groomed Spas, a substantial Springer spaniel, who more than lived around his name, she says mobile grooming 75234.

“With all legs scrambling in four different directions, he knocked over my super-sized drink and soaked my beige smock,” Niemen recounts in her book. “Fortunately, it was an obvious Sprite and although drenched, I was not Coke brown. Following Spa’s grooming, we were both broken down. He’d nipped for the brush and appeared with bristles in the nose. Whenever I sprayed him, he snapped on the water. In past times he’d gone berserk with all the hair dryer and experimented with eat it. I didn’t mind. That allowed me to towel dry him and save time. He became a good old boy, slightly on the ‘Spas.’”

Working full-time for the next company, McMurray was planning to start another business to reinforce her income. A bit more than a year ago mobile grooming 75234, McMurray began looking at various franchise opportunities “but the expense was too big,” she said. “After talking it finished with my better half, we decided we could do it on our own.”

Through her research McMurray heard of a Granger, Ind., and company – Wagon Tails – mobile grooming 75234 - that converts vans into mobile grooming vehicles. Intrigued with the idea, McMurray the owners for details.