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Early registration is open for Atlanta Fair on March 12-15, 65 educational seminars, nine certification courses half-day classes taught by The Kennel Club, Ives St. Bernard others. Additional topics within niche will be presented such business management, safety, pet there will be dog cat grooming demonstrations showcasing styles techniques,000 in prizes, we have ‘Best In Show’ leaders are making an impact $70 billion pet pet service industry, director 15 service dogs grooming for World Association (WPA).

Groomers and retail professionals in the pet products and service industry can now register for the Atlanta Pet Fair & Conference, which is scheduled for March 12-15, 2020 in Atlanta. The expo will feature more than 100 product exhibitors, 65 educational seminars, four panels, nine independent certification courses and half-day classes taught by The American Kennel Club, Pet Tech CPR, Ives St. Bernard and others. Additional topics within niche categories will include business management, skin and coat health, safety, boarding, pet day care, training and retail practices. The expo itself spans across 4,000 square feet dog training atlanta of space. “Whether you’re in grooming or retail, we have secured ‘Best in Show’ leaders who are making an impact across the $70 billion pet and pet service industry,” said Khris Berry, director of grooming for the World Pet Association (WPA), producer of the Atlanta Pet Fair & Conference. “Coupled with 17 exciting demonstrations including the Extreme Duo Styling Contest, Abstract Dog & Cat Design Challenge and the Clipper Classic, plus a Grooming Industry Forecast given by WPA President, Jacinthe Moreau, the Atlanta Pet Fair & Conference is the most sought-after grooming industry event in the country.

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