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Butler Kennels, LLC: Case Study

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Butler Kennels, LLC is a dog boarding facility that is located in Dunstable, Massachusetts. Butler Kennels, LLC offers boarding, daycare, and the dog kennel. Their daily boarding rate is $30 for off-peak season. During the peak season which includes holiday weekends, school vacations and summer, their daily boarding rate is $32. Their doggie daycare rate is $22. Because their boarding facility is so small, all of their "guests" get individual attention and

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