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Easy Designs to Reduce Stress and Fear in Kennels
Greg Taylor, CEO of the Mason Company, talks about some of the new designs and trends in animal boarding and holding to reduce stress and fear.
Greg Taylor, CEO of the Mason Company, talks about some of the new designs and trends in animal boarding and holding to reduce stress and fear.
He says the easiest thing you can do in your boarding or holding facility is to incorporate Fear Free colors. You can also design your holding and boarding rooms in a way that gives dogs more privacy. This can be done through the design of the gates or the orientation of the kennel.
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