coffeedrinker
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Kind of a funny problem I’m having that I hope I can get some opinions on! So I make adjustable and custom biothane collars. My base offerings use a fun process to create patterns that can include dog names an info, etc. However, I also love making custom gear for folks that fits specific needs, and I’m more than happy for that to include straps and things for e-collars.
Im doing some farmer’s markets this summer where I’ll be selling stock and soliciting custom orders. However, the area I live in, there’s a lot of well meaning but probably e-collar/aversive sensitive people so I don’t want to just have it openly advertised as an option on my table.
So my question is this: anyone have any ideas how to subtly let people know I’m open to making this kind of gear without getting yelled at by a force free dog trainer in a farmer’s market?
Thanks for any and all ideas!
Im doing some farmer’s markets this summer where I’ll be selling stock and soliciting custom orders. However, the area I live in, there’s a lot of well meaning but probably e-collar/aversive sensitive people so I don’t want to just have it openly advertised as an option on my table.
So my question is this: anyone have any ideas how to subtly let people know I’m open to making this kind of gear without getting yelled at by a force free dog trainer in a farmer’s market?
Thanks for any and all ideas!