What Kennel Type Makes The Most Money....

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• Jazz

  December 2007 166.82.191.60

  Rescue.<br><br>I made like 150k+ every day when I actually worked and rescued dogs.<br><br>Second place goes to boarding, but you can't count on people to board their dogs there

  
• Dutchess5475

  December 2007 72.152.80.233

  I'd say training makes the most of all, but of those three....<br><br>Boarding or rescue. Probably boarding, if you can get enough people to board. It'd be a more steady income. xD Rescues depend on the market a lot due to dog sales.

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• Zagari Wolf

  December 2007 72.4.87.63

  Rescue.<br><br>When I had my boarding, no one would board with me. I finally changed it to a breeding. But, of the four I had, training, rescue, breeding, then boarding.
• NickelbackLuver

  December 2007 71.87.69.30

  Prestige made a lot for me, but you'd have to have a good showing dog, and run events specifically for that dog.<br><br>Say it takes 1st place everyday, and you run 1,000 events...<br><br>That'd be 160,000, but you also have to subtract the 10,000 you have to pay for the events...<br><br>som itd be 80,000 a day.. Plus your dogs points, and your own kennel points.<br><br>Also makes a differece if you have dogs that could claim 1st, 2nd, and 3rd though... the you'd be making a lot more.<br><br>But, depends on if you like showing dogs or not

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• ParanoidThoughts8

  December 2007 67.181.20.35

  <span style="font-size:75"><span style="color:green"><span style="font-weight:bold">ive made 10mil on my boarding so far O.o<br>but im the first on the list in alphabetical order..<br>so that helps</span></span></span>

  
  
  
• Jinxx

  December 2007 64.12.116.79

  For the least amount of effort? Boarding. I make 200k a day and all I have to do is click check dogs once a day. <br><br>Either of the other two you have to work for the money. Whether you're making/running events or rescuing dogs. <br><br>But then my rescue has never been a 'for profit' kennel. I rescue, release/retire almost everything. Moving unbred/young foundies to the front kennel then send them to be trained before sale..though most of the time I end up giving them away anyway. You can spend hours looking through kennels alone. That doesn't include putting dogs up for adoption or releasing/retiring if that's what you do, etc.<br><br>Back when I evented my dogs my prestige made a lot of money..but not because of making events, it is where I kept my show dogs. 2-3mil a night in winnings was a pretty normal night. Not that that had anything to do with the Prestige kennel. :P