If you have ever come home after a long day of work just to realize your work day isn't over, then you are the living inspiration of PNJ services. A few years ago I worked at a 911 center that required long hours and an ever changing schedule. Some months I would be working twelve's on graveyard shift and have to work twelve's on day shift as overtime on my days off. Every time I would come home to my three dogs and very dirty house just to realize that I cant go to bed just yet I still have work to do. It didn't take long for me to realize I couldn't do it myself . I found myself frantically calling my friend Robin, " Robin I need your help! Any chance you can make it over and take the dogs out for a walk and maybe do some chores? " That was the start of PNJ services...

Hello! I am a dad, a husband, & a pet lover ! Our family has just a few cats, five & a dog too... I am a stay at home parent & go on a daily walk with our dog, Harper, rain or shine! Services I can provide are: pick up, drop off, overnight stays & in-home interviews are welcome. We have a flea free, smoke free & stress free home, where we spend a lot of time making sure our pets are happy & we would like to do the same for your puppy, or dog too!!

The critical importance of the feet and legs is summed up by the traditional adage, "no foot, no horse" The horse hoof begins with the distal phalanges, the equivalent of the human fingertip or tip of the toe, surrounded by cartilage and other specialized, blood-rich soft tissues such as the laminae. The exterior hoof wall and horn of the sole is made of essentially the same material as a human fingernail. The end result is that a horse, weighing on average 1,100 lb, travels on the same bones as would a human on tiptoe.For the protection of the hoof under certain conditions, some horses have horseshoes placed on their feet by a professional farrier. domesticated horses needs to be trimmed (and horseshoes reset, if used) every five to eight weeks... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse#Hooves