You are on page 1of 353

1

ALL NEEDS FOR ALL BREEDS: T-CUP DOG CENTER

T-Cup Dog Center


Group Member

5231203003
5231203046
5231203077
5231203083
5331203002
5331203003
5331203023
5331203068

Kamalarat
Thanakorn
Pasutorn
Pimphaya
Kamonchanok
Krid
Chatree
Piyamas

Sapsaman
U-Chupaj
Kanta
Mekjun
Nakarungkul
Oonanan
Tiyakwang
Boonment

Section: 01 Seat: 10
All Need For All Breeds: T-Cup Dog Center

Table of contents
Topic

Page

Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1Background and Significance of the Project
1.2Vision
1.3Mission
1.4The objective of business
1.5Benefits of Project
1.6Business goals
1.7Activities/Time Frame

6
7
8
11
11
12
12
12
13

Chapter 2 Industry Profile


2.1Nature of Industry
2.2The Beginning of T-cup dog center
2.3Marketing strategy
2.5 Situation of Industry
2.6 Product/Service (General)
2.6.1Clothes for dogs
2.6.2Collar
2.6.3Dogs Leash
2.6.4Dogs boot
2.6.5Dogs Bows
2.6.6Toy for Dogs
2.6.7Mattress
2.6.8Dogs Cage
2.6.9Foods for dogs
2.6.10Snack for dogs
2.6.11Shampoo
2.6.12Perfume
2.6.13Dogs Bowl
2.7 Dogs for sell
2.7.1Chihuahua
2.7.2Pomeranian
2.7.3Yorkshire terrier
2.8 Dog Service
2.8.1Bathing Dogs
2.8.2Grooming For Dogs
2.8.3Dog Training
2.9Dog Hotel Dog Day Care

14
15
18
19
19
21
21
30
33
39
43
46
53
55
56
66
69
71
72
73
73
75
77
82
82
86
92
105

Chapter 3 Marketing Feasibility Study


3.1Market Analysis
3.2Competition Analysis ( 3C Analysis )
3.3STP Analysis
3.4Marketing Mix Strategy
3.5Sale Forecast / Profit Estimation of Year 2013-2017
3.6Marketing Expense
3.7Conclution in Market Feasibility

108
109
116
126
129
131
151
153

Chapter 4 Investment
4.1Cost of Investment
4.2Equipment and Tools
4.3Depreciation
4.3.1Depreciation of Pre-Operating Cost
4.3.2Depreciation of Equipment and Tools

154
155
161
194
194
196

Chapter 5 Operations Cost


5.1Product Characteristics
5.2Direct Labor
5.2.1Wage of Employees
5.2.2Logistic Management
5.3Overhead
5.3.1Water Expense
5.3.2Electric Expense
5.3.3Internet Expense
5.3.4Telephone Expense
5.3.5Equipment and tools
5.3.6Total Equipment and tools
5.3.7Total Overhead
5.4Service Process
5.5Facility Management

228
229
235
237
237
238
238
238
239
239
239
249
250
255
256

Chapter 6 Organization / Administration


6.1Managemant Analysis
6.1.1Organization Management
6.2Organization Chart
6.3Administration Cost
6.3.1Employee Salary
6.3.2Stationary Expense
6.3.3Electric Expense
6.3.4Water Expense
6.3.5Internet Expense
6.3.6Telephone Expense
6.4Explaination Administration Cost
6.5Administration Cost

258
259
259
259
262
262
264
267
267
268
268
268
270

Chapter 7 Financial Analysis


7.1Depreciation
7.2Marketing Activity
7.2.1Income 5 Year 2013-2017
7.2.2Marketing Expense 5 Year 2013-2017
7.3Balance Sheet 5 Year 2013-2017
7.4Statement of Cash Flows 5 Year 2013-2017
7.5Income Statement 5 Year 2013-2017
7.6Ratio analysis

272
273
275
275
281
283
288
293
298

Chapter 8 Financial Ratio Analysis


8.1Return on Equipment 5 Year 2013-2017

299
300

8.2Finance Ratio

305

Chapter 9 risk Analysis for Business


9.1External Risk
9.2Internal Risk
9.3Finance risk

307
308
311
313

Chapter 10 Conclusion

314

Appendix
-Appendix Financial Risk

317

Reference

348

Preface

This report is Project Feasibility Subject. This report is part of second semester the
course code is 1203302 and this project would not have been possible without the guidance
and the help of several individuals who in one way or another contributed and extended their
valuable assistance in the preparation and completion of this project. First and foremost, my
utmost gratitude to Mr.Chaiyawat Thongintr, professor of the Mae Fah Luang University
whose sincerity and encouragement we will never forget. Mr.Chaiyawat has been our
inspiration as we hurdle all the obstacles in the completion this project. We spend time four
months for to do this project.
We find out the information and analysis the information by myself. We collect the
information every time, which we can to do this. In this course, that we think successful and
we can practice myself about responsibility and develop skill to continuous. This Business
project feasibility conducted from T-cup dog center to perform the small and mediumbusiness enterprises for proposes by use in operation system and find for the report of project
tell information that investor should be know about operator in business of furniture category
as well as introduction, industry profile, market feasibility study, technical feasibility study,
financial analysis, and summary of project. This report tell about problem analysis and
resolvable include of recommendations benefit for investors to invest. T-cup center hope to
this business project can be build confidence and create better profit return for the investor
Miss Kamalarat
Mr. Thanakorn
Mr. Pasutorn
Miss Pimphaya
Miss Kamonchanok
Mr. Krid
Mr. Chatree
Miss Piyamas

Sapsaman
U-Chupaj
Kanta
Mekjun
Nakarungkul
Oonanan
Tiyakwang
Boonment

Chapter 1
Introduction

T-Cup Dog Center

Background and Significance of the Project


Nowadays we have to accept that the dog is a pet that we have almost every house.
The state of well-being and social are change whether the work time that increases in the
societies that compete all the time. The stress is occur because of the living is change.
Therefore, the dogs have become the best popular household pets, Many People kept the dog
to be their friends or pet guard. Everyone know that these dogs are honest, sincere, not
doubling, and loyalty to the patron. We believe that the dog is the best solution to solve the
social problem in currently. 1So to let the dog as a friend, this requirement is rapidly
expanding. It is make more receptive target audience. Because of nowadays, we can see that
pets are members of your family already, we always friendly and dedicated with it. There are
unbelievable that the business or product of pet are worth about 10,500 million and the rate of
constantly growing 10-15% per year, While human product have the recession of growth rate
in the past, different from the dog, which is increasing every year.

The research has shown that the proximity of people and dogs that keep the body
healthy and the human mind better. People who have dog and cats show that they are
physical and mental health than those who don't have pets by they go to the doctor less and
less time to use the medication in the treatment. In the beginning of the survey report found
that people who start to keep the dog as a pet are more healthy and better mental health,
because dog owners have more exercises and body movements rather than who dont have a
pet or cat owners when there play with pets, and effect was confirmed that pet the dog may
have a positive effect on human health and behavior. The health benefits is likely result of by
play or interact with dogs and not only those who owned pets but the benefits of a dog also
affect the social life such as , have the report tell that disabled people when they have the pet ,
its can make them to have interaction with strangers more than no have the pets. And the
most important, the dog is the great guard when you are not home and ready to be honest
with you forever. (Millan, 2009, pp.20-23)
Thus, the demands of dog are rapidly expanding and have greater people who
interested in breeding dogs, but they are not standardized and no comprehensive. Therefore
we will think about T-Cup Dog Center that is a center for meet the needs of the full range
for the dog lover and who design to have the dog as pet. 2Which the word T-cup is used to
describe the size of the dog is the small toy species of dog that can put in the tea cup. T-cup
dog center include core of business is sale of small dog species with warranty card and the
breeders championship by selling through the internet and shop in both retail and wholesale
which can achieve a much wider distribution. 3By the survey show ten dogs that received the
most popular pets in the world, including Chihuahua, Beagle, Yorkshire terrier, Bulldog,
Rottweiler, Siberian husky, Pug, Shih Tzu, Golden Retriever, and Pomeranian. Which the
survey, there is a small breed of dog popularity with 6 in 10 and the 4top 5 Dogs that are
Popular in Thailand which Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Yorkshire terrier, Beagle.
1

http://dc-danai.com/archives/821
http://www.dogilike.com/content/tip/1254/
http://www.toptenthailand.com/display.php?id=1283
4
http://www.khaosod.co.th/view_news.php?newsid=TURONWIzVXdNakl4TVRBMU5BPT0=&sectionid=
2
3

Therefore ,we choose to match the dog from the dog popular in the world and the top five
dogs popular in Thailand , the result is a small dog cause that can meet most people's
lifestyles, and points out that most families want a dog that does not require much space
ultimate portability and easy to feed. For this point of view, we are propagating only small
dog species to meet the needs of customers. The species of these small dogs are Chihuahua,
Yorkshire terrier, and Pomeranian. Because of the nature of this three dog species are long
silky and fluffy fur makes small dog look cute with playful habit, clever, fractious, canny,
and less barking thus making popularization of dog lovers today.
In the T-cup center, we have Dog spa that service are different from dog grooming dogs hair cut commonly available, that T-cup center add the treatment massage given to the
dogs. From services to explore with the dog shop in Chiang Rai see that the service of dog
shop have a lots but each store is only shower the dog and dog hair cut normally, it is not
comprehensive and not standard. Therefore considered that this business is a business that
growing well. It is a new service of dog spa in Chiang Rai and from survey the dog owners
bring the dog into the 5grooming every 7-14 days, if the dog has dandruff flakes and oily
skin, might bathe as often as every 3-4 days initially with the use of drugs shampoo to reduce
the dandruff and oily skin. On the surface it is to be bathed every 1-2 weeks instead. When
the oily skin decreased, it can bath every 7-14 day instead. And for the service of dog spa,
can make the dog to relax and stay healthy. In addition T-cup center sell clothing and
accessories for dogs in differ than other shop, especially toys which has variety, includes
food, shampoo, perfume, etc which can be ordered via the Internet as well.
Training a dog to behave as a member of society, discipline is another way to train
dog disobedience and can't force which can be a nuisance and a danger to yourself, family
and others. 6Dogs that were submitted the contest need to get training by training school and
by the time that the contest begin, the expert will tow the dog by use the technical and tips to
tow dogs in perfect way to make the committee impression. If the dog was won, it's means
the reputation of the leader as well, following by more revenue and including the chances of
being hired again in the future. Mainly will need to train with the coach who specializes in
this particular and main reason that dog owners cannot bring their own dogs to be trained,
because of training facilities are rare, expensive or may be available only in the city, which
dog owners cannot take dog to there. We are a dog training course by the owner to be coach
along with the dog trainer training together or only dog trainer training the dog in the
affordable. The point is make those who interested to train own dogs are intelligent and have
discipline to live together in the family is happy and perfectly. Finally, we also have a accept
taking care of dog, with air-con rooms or fan rooms and an emphasis on cleanliness and
safety for your dog. Therefore, we think the quality and standards for our customers to have
convenient, impressed and satisfied.

5
6

http://pet.kapook.com/view16248.html
http://dc-danai.com/archives/821

10

Population and household statistics report.

Demographic
Report

Male

Female

Total

Household

2550

605,963

619,050

1,225,013

439,072

2551

606,775

620,542

1,227,317

446,346

2552

588,850

606,083

1,194,933

454,840

10

2553

589,890

608,328

1,198,218

464,101

11

2554

589,759

608,897

1,198,656

474,177

The premise is that Chiang Rai cause Chiang Rai, there areestimated 1,198,656
people who live in Chiang Rai. In other words, the estimated amount of household in Chiang
Rai is 474,177 since 2554. Which from the data the growth of the population of Chiang Rai
show that Chiang Rai, with a population increasing every year, which shows that there is
growing continuously and better the economy, technology and shopping malls coming up to
Chiang Rai suited to investment. In addition, the numbers consumers in Chiang Rai are
increasing because the Chiang Rai district is likely to be close to the area that has high
expanded level of the business industry such as the Burma border, China. When the business
industry expands, the amount of people living in that area will also increase. The advantages
that the T-cup dog center will get from the location of the district are the business growth as
well as the improvement of the business industry. In Chiang Rai market also rarely
competitive with the center about dog which might be a novelty in this business. The Chiang
Rai market also rarely competitive with the center about dog which might be a novelty in this
business and the business of breeding dogs in Chiang Rai market is less and no standard, so
we can be able to hit the market. And can be transportation distributed to the other provinces
by transport by air and land. It is difficult to find the dog equipment store, dog spa, dog
grooming or even the farm for dog selling in Chiang Rai. For the convenience of customers
to choose many services in one place, the dog center has occurred. Due to competitors are
less and located close the shipping dogs (Airport) for distribution across the country. The
Dog Center became the best choice for dog lovers. Most importantly, we are the first to open
a full-service and trading equipment of dog in Chiang Rai.
The key of this project, we will try to meet the needs of the market as much as
possible and develop quality standards of species and comprehensive to be most convenient
for the customer. With emphasis on cleanliness, which aliment dogs in the area in the mirrors
room with sterilized and do not allow outsiders enter addition to authorities, customers only
need to choose a dog through the glass, do not touch the dog until you decide to buy.
7

http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop50_1.html
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop51_1.html
9
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop52_1.html
10
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop53_1.html
11
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop54_1.html
8

11

The part of sales channel, we sales through the website, shop and spread widely that
consumers both in Chiang Rai and the provinces, by customers in the province be used as the
main transport aircraft because do not know how long it will take to vehicles may be harmful
to dogs, if a province that does not have an airport, the customer have been at the airport in
the nearby. And the sales of our dogs are sold with a full set of equipment which can be used
to feed it, with one year free dog insurance.
Vision:
This goal is about learning and analysis possible estimate of invest business. For help
the way manage in business of pet and the goal of opening in this business. We want to make
our shop to be central and know about care complete in Mini-dog. However, produce
animal feed clothes or tool of pet - carefulness and any service such as Spa, fur trim. Our
shop will first pet shop in Chiang Rai. We will make interest advertise who has the pet to take
care their pet more. It benefits for both of dogs and own a dog. We will choose only good
product has quality standard for your pet and make satisfaction for customer too. In order to
take their comfortable from special care and service and we consider about Cleaning,
Convenience and are self like their home.
Mission:
Shop will do public relations, make booth, market show the pet week by week. For
expand marketing and into increase group customer more. We will make Road show, product
and tool of pet. We will have service and Promotion for regular customer and general
customer to Contest project for Choose best of Breeder.

12

The objective of business


To be used as a guide for the conduct of business in the future about pets.
To satisfy the needs of customers who love to take care of their pets.
To establish the market for businesses about pet provide by expand and become more
robust in Chiang Rai province.
To gain the most profitable for product and services to serve the needs of dog lovers
in Chiang Rai.
To understand the needs of customer and what is necessary to make the customer
satisfied in our business.
To understand how to analysis the marketing effectively.9. To be operates with others
and brainstorm together.
To learn about the details of doing business such as management, accounting, etc.
To create the comfortable of attracting customers.
In order to meet the needs of consumers currently.
To despoil market share in the same segmentation.
The full dog service for enhance the quality of dog life professionally, moreover for
fill it with love and happiness to your beloved dog.
For small dog lover get the assurance (CERTIFIED PEDIGREE) and the true species
of dog.
To understand what different between the species of dog.
To facilitate the health of dogs and there are places available for dogs when the
customer do not have time to take care their dogs or have to go other place for
business.
Benefits of Project
The study of the information of T-cup Dog center business makes us can make the
plan to conduct business which will be faced with problems and obstacles that we have to
solve the problem. In order to make the most profitable to meet the objectives that we have
set. Including the creativity to find the way to develop T-cup dog center business to be
distinguished, temptations, and known. Understand strategies in order to compete with
competitor completely both in goods and services. And the important thing is financial and
economic analysis that we have to find the modern solution. This must be the most profitable
and minimal impact.
Business goals
1. Sales in the first year and the following year increased by 10 20% of sales each year.
2. About within two years of operation, will expand market channels by using technology to
assist in their business and services.
3. Within three years and will have to raise capital to expand the business or where customer
density.
4. Our business is the only one comprehensive about the dogs in Chiang Rai Province.

13

Activities/Time Frame
1. Prepare Step > in the first step, a group of us will be thinking that how to do business.
Then vote business that is more interested to operate in Chiang Rai for do it well. Then begin
to look for information of it to enhance the know-how to achieve greater data density and the
strength of the database to organize a business.
2. Operate Step > after we choose the best of business to operate. Our group plan to survey
about customer behavior about who have pet and who are interested in pet. After that bring
the information to arrangement and do report and get some information from internet or learn
from people who are expert inside of operate business. Then use the information to operate
our business project for well.
3. Conclusion Step > after we have the information and projects. We will use information
derived from conventional and follow planning the business placed. Our group will bring the
information to conclusion of our project, verify be thoroughly, neat and tidy, Presentation and
send the perfect final report.

Time frame, since 30 October 2012 12 February 2013

Number
1

Task
Idea screening

Start
30/10/2012

End
05/11/2012

Introduction

06/11/2012

12/11/2012

Industry profile

13/11/2012

19/11/2012

Marketing

20/11/2012

10/11/2012

Technical Feasibility
study

11/12/2012

24/11/2012

Number
5

Start
11/12/2012

End
24/11/2012

Task
Technical Feasibility
study
Financial Analysis

08/01/2013

21/01/2013

Project Evolution

22/01/2013

28/01/2013

Risk Analysis

29/01/2013

04/02/2013

Summary

05/02/2013

11/02/2013

10

Finalized Report

12/02/2013

30/10

06/11

13/11

20/11

27/11

04/12

11/12

18/12

25/12

01/01

08/01

15/01

22/01

29/01

05/02

12/02

14

Chapter 2
Industry Profile

15

Nature of Industry
The sale of a puppy (small breed) is guaranteed genuine with by focusing on online
sales to the customers give up. And in the shop will be open for those who are interested to
buy or want to see the puppy before. Within a spa massage, wool cut, bath, nails cut, and
coach the dogs for intelligent. And you can meet the dogs at Chiang Rai.
Nowadays, the lives of people changed. Alone and rely on themselves more. When
they want find friend. It's doesn't speaking but it can hear and can play with it. Dogs have
become popular household pets early. Many people have pet dog for relieve lonely, watch
over the house, believes that these dogs have to be honest, sincere and heartfelt devotion to
the patron. So, demand of the dog to expand rapidly. It has become increasingly interested in
dog breeding.
List of the store that sells pet food and equipment in Chiang Rai province
Name of shop sell pet food and equipment

Address

1.Sri Pra Sert Store

145 Moo 3 Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000

2.La Ong Nual Pha Nish Store

161-2 Moo 18 Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000

3.Chai Sae Re Pet Foods Shop

878/8-9 Prasopsuk Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang


Rai 57000

4.Chiang Rai Pet Foods Shop

93/26 Moo 18 Prasopsuk Road, Robwieng, Muang,


Chiang Rai 57000

5.Hun Sa Pra Tong Shop

1052 Sanambin Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai


57000

6.Thai Tek Ke Store

512/1 Suksatit Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai


57000

7.Si Ri Kun Store

837-9 Moo 1, Paholyothin Road, Chiang Rai 57120

8.Mui Lee Huat Store

680 Paholyothin Road, Phan District, Chiang Rai


57120

9.Sri Pra Sert Store

145 Moo 3, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000

10.Agriculture store

95/3 Moo 18, Prasopsuk Road, Robwieng, Muang,


Chiang Rai 57000

11.Chiang Rai Kuang Ha Store

2543 Moo 1 , Super High Way Road, Phan District,


Chiang Rai 57120

12.Tae Zong Kuang Store

55, Lao Jokarat Road, Mae Chan District, Chiang Rai


57110

16

Name of shop sell pet food and equipment

Address

13.Ni Yom Tar Vorn Store

48 Moo 1, Muang Dang, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai


57130

14.Chart Thong store

408 Paholyothin Road, Srikum, Mae Chan District,


Chiang Rai 57110

15.Sang Tha Wee Store

40/10 Moo 1, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai 57130

17

Register of animal hospital in the area livestock office in Chiang Rai


Number

Area

05

Categ
ory

No

01

049

Year

Province

2544

05

01

104

2549

05

01

138

2551

05

01

142

2553

05

01

161

2552

05

01

166

2553

05

01

192

2553

05

01

193

2553

05

01

194

2554

10

05

01

208

2554

11

05

01

210

2554

12

05

01

230

2555

13

05

01

231

2555

05

02

050

2551

05

03

003

2547

05

03

006

2551

05

03

010

2553

05

04

008

2540

05

04

017

2543

05

04

034

2548

C
H
I
A
N
G
R
A
I

Set name

Name of operations

Name of animal
hospital

Accommodati
on of animal
patients/Numb
er

No.

Road

District

Prefectur
e

Branch

Telephone
number

Mobile phone

MuengP
an
MaeJan

Pan

All branches

053-723297

MaeJan

All branches

053-771829

086-5224007

Alleywa
y

Jarintipis Na
Lampang
ArapanHongsa
khum

Jarintipis Na Lampang

Love animals home

No

179

Moo.1

ArapanHongsakhum

Clinics to treat animals

No

448/3

LaosJakkarat

Piyanut
Arpornrat

Piyanut Arpornrat

Piyanut Veterinary

No

110910

Poh Khun

Robwien
g

Muang

089-1160409

Jitthaporn
Chaiya

Jitthaporn Chaiya

Thasud Veterinary

No

115

Moo.3

Phaholyothin

Thasud

Muang

053-787200

SM1.Boonsri
Suriyachod
Chawarat
Nunthawat

Jumnung SunKhuan

Clinics animal
Jumnung Veterinary
Dog and cat home
Clinics

No

20/5

Moo.12

NongBua

Muang

084-1573413

No

63/4

Phaholyothin

Robwien
g
MaeSai

MaeSai

081-3224466

No

603

053-783583

081-6250603

No

69/2

Moo.10

Wiengpa
ngkhum
Wieng

MaeSai

Pimpicha Kachai

MaeSai nontree
hospital animals
Kachai Veterinary

Thung

054-420118

085-4414610

Chawarat Nunthawat

Mariwan
Srinang
Pimpicha
Kachai
Pranee
Phompan

Darin Khaophasertsuk

Watcharachai
Prompan

Harmonious
Veterinary

No

393/5

Baanphapraka
n

Naimuen
g

Muang

053-713123

084-6114685

Werapat
Khongsri
Rommanee
Jukkheaw
SM1.Wimon
Yajaiman
Pradid Pijanun

Werapat Khongsri

Dog Doo Dee treat


Veterinary
ChiangSan treat
animals
Happy pet Veterinary

No

219

Moo.2

Thasud

Muang

085-8383845

No

247/1

Moo.2

Phaholyothin

Wieng

No

Poh Khun

Wieng

053-717239

086-1914407

Pradid Pijanun

MuangChiangRai
animals Hospital

No

847/12
249

ChiangS
an
Muang

Moo.9

SrisaimoonWiengchai

Robwien
g

Muang

053-717397

089-7978112

Sririnrat Thangmara

Yes

10

Phaholyothin

Baandu

Muang

053-988590

085-8689900

Surasakfungwatthanap
hanit

Clinics to treat animals


pet home
Sahamit animals
Hospital

Yes

20

Moo.19

Sahamit

Robwien
g

Muang

All branches

053-716840

081-8814424

Viorin
Wongrathanam
ucha
Ahanon
Chomkumlre
Chainirat
Sunanta
Supon
Panapan

ViorinWongrathanam
ucha

Dod smile animals


Hospital

Yes

>10

123

Phaholyothin

MaeSai

MaeSai

All branches

053-640371

080-5004156

Ahanon Chomkumlre

Mor Ahanon pet


hospital
Rest home Veterinary

Yes

10

370/4

Moo.15

053-756394-5

084-0407272

407

12

Muang

089-9999971

No

88/5

2 (A)Medicine
Surgery
2 (A)Medicine
Surgery

053-601517
053-715157

089-8381597

Santad
Pinkhom

Santad Pinkhom

Rest home
Radchayotha
Veterinary
Santad Veterinary

Robwien
g
Robwien
g
Naiwien
g

Muang

No

SunkhongLua
ng
SunkhongLua
ng
Ratchayyotha

No

5/2

Moo.1

PaTung

MaeJan

MaeJan

2 (A)Medicine
Surgery

053-771161

081-5944905

Sririnrat
Thangmara
Surasak
fungwatthanap
hanit

Rommanee Jukkheaw
Witthawat Yajaiman

Chainirat Sunanta
Supon Panapan

117/34
109/45

Muang

(Source: http://www.dld.go.th/region5/images/stories/region5/statisties/pongkan53/2554/cr.pdf)

18

According to this table, we have a lot of Pet store in Chiang Rai but the shop that have
all service in one is not exist and by many blog in chiangraifocus.com that have more than
100 page about pet and more than 200 blog about dogs, we can summarize that people in
Chiang Rai interesting about pet especially a dog.
The Beginning of T-cup dog center
1. House or room for pet dog.
The first, we consider amount of dog. It should not be too crowded together because
the air flow is not good. Make cleaning more difficult. And health of the dog is not perfect
enough. The house or room that is well ventilated but it does not draughty will very good.
And ceilings have insulation.
2. Breeding dogs.
The general principle of the breeding dog is not breed dogs between a blood adjacent
such as father or mother with children. This is called the mixing in a relationship. Because
puppies are born with the inclusion of something bad blood more such as various diseases,
doesn't strength of body, etc.
In addition, it should not be breeding dogs with other species. In addition, the odds are
not good; still to spread it out over a dog with a pedigree not real. If doesn't breed the species,
it will be even more mutations.
3. Selected species.
Selection of species is important not to overlook the need to know the external
appearance of the dog. Which is indicative of the integrity of the organ in a section that is
required by the standard dog species or not.
Characteristics of a good dog are the following.

Body fitted with a prototype of dogs in each breed.


The head should not swell or collapse.
The eyes have to look like a normal eye is strabismus should be flashing quickly.
Ears, it must be recognized that good. Test by hand as soon as it is turned.
Nasal mucus is clear, cold, and humid or feathers.
Mouth sores gums are pink.
Rams strong white teeth fitted.
A skin lesion is based on the nodes.
Feather soft to touch.
Foot vertical parallel.
Male genital ulcers have no testicles as well. Female genital opening.
Room anus is a red inflamed lesion.

19

Solution of canoodle the dog to be successful. Include with important factor is.
1. Dog breeds good, by selection dog good species for canoodle.
2. A great deal. Care the dog for good healthy and the dog don't stress.
3. Prevent the farm must have good sanitation. And vaccination is appropriate and
consistent.
Solution of canoodle the dog breeding for successfully. They must know the nature of
dogs in various aspects.
Marketing strategy
We Must have the certificate pedigree indicates the ancestors (parents, grandparents,
great grandfather) which represents the quality of the dog's gene. Thus, the certificate
pedigree of a pet is very important. It can establish credibility and be recognized by the
general public. Advertising on the Internet is another channel. It does not cost any more,
announcement dogs for sale in web broad pet transaction. This channel is gaining popularity
very much. In another hand, Thailand have more than 20 dog contest that we can join for
make reputation for our store and add value for the dog and a dog that win the contest can be
a breeder for make a new clever puppy or we can make receive a money for hybridize other
dog.
Situation of Industry
Today industries of business have many such as import export or if business in
country as about food clothes technology accessory. But just now people become to more
interesting about pet. Then, begin about pets business. So, my group thinks that if open
about this business that market is open and large because information we get it that we make
sure for this business. According to economic base issue 2(1-4 April 2555) that trend of pet
be boom in Thailand that make number of pet is over roof of market about Billion 20-25%.
Have statistics reveal that Thai people like pet as Chihuahua and Pomeranian (small dog).
Mr. Nunpontantivongompi, President of Association Industry pet products, gives information
that growth of the business in this pet expected growth rate of 15-20%, according to, Thai
people interesting to especially in small dogs because it costs less and convenient to
transportation, which, trend about pet will boom in lampoon Lamprang and Chiang Rai in
coming soon.(p.727)
From information that we studied, We think can make more profit from this business
because market have open and large and my group will sell and spa about small dog
(Chihuahua and Pomeranian) that direct to people more like. From owner of pets shop
business K.U. Garden famously, 12Mr. Pisidlaohavinit make we has increase to confidence
for market parts by he say I believe it is a pet shop business to invest. Because animal
accessory / snack and drugs growing up. I believe that a pet shop in 2555 2556. It has
grown more than 10% of the pet shop will definitely be increasingly developed. In the year
2554, not less than 20%, it may grow to be.
12

http://kugarden.co.th/ceo.htm

20

From the data statistic and analysis of my group every business when big growth then
have more competitor but for this new business. Its new business so a lot of competitor add
this new trend of social make we sure that profit come direct to us from word of Mr.
Pisidlaohavinit owner of pets shop business K.U. Garden famously 13The relative amount
of each pet shop per the pet population that It also is much less. If compared with the demand
pet populations add up all time. Pet Shop is a shop that has a consumer must use every day. I
believe that a pet shop is growing 10% annually over the next 5 - 7 years to grow up. Rate in
the future is likely to have occurred about 3000 pet shops around the country. If ask that those
day is more? I said no. because the population does not have access to pet products.
Approximately 70% of food needs with only a 30% production-quality.
So, we think open farm pet & spa at Chiang Rai and sell all country because this
business will boom in time.
(Source: http://www.thannews.th.com/index.php? option=com_content&view=article&id=114875:2012-03-3002-47-45&catid=107:2009-02-08-11-34-25&Itemid=456)

13

http://kugarden.co.th/ceo.htm

21

Product/Service (General)
Dog Product
Not every dog lover or owner may consider buying any kind of special supplies for
his or her furry pet, but these kind of little additions can make a dog feel much more welcome
in your home, whether its an aged dog or a mere puppy. Dogs are not only animals and our
wonderful beloved pets; they are also our best friends and loyal companions. In fact, some
studies claim to prove that having a dog can actually reduce a households stress, relieve
depression and bring on other amazing health benefits such as lower blood pressure and
reduce health care costs overall. However, dogs, just like human beings, know how to
appreciate luxury and enjoy the special things that an owner might purchase for them. A dog
supplies buying guide can help you select the most optimal solutions in pet supplies for your
beloved dog.
There are six types of dog products have clothing for dogs, accessories for dogs, toy
for dogs, bed for dogs , food for dogs and miscellaneous.
Clothing for dogs:

Picture: interpet.co.uk

22

Product Summary: Fashion Pet

(T1) Picture: kindydog.com

(T2) Picture: kindydog.com

Fashion Pet by various festivals such as Halloween, Christmas or including fashion by the
popularity of the film such as Batman, Supper man, Spider man etc.
Features:
One piece, pullover costume, comfortable and
easy to wear, flannel is soft to the touch,
provide luxurious feel and the design not same
any other.
Item Specifications:
Size: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
*Measure from base of neck to base of tail*
Material: Flannel 100%
Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron.
Sale Price:

T1 = 550 B- Small, 580 B- Medium, 600 B- Large, 700 B- Extra Large,


T2 = 550 B- Small, 580 B- Medium, 600 B- Large, 700 B- Extra Large.

(In the shop have only small size of 5 pieces and medium size of 3 pieces, if you want the large and extra large
must be pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Product Summary: Summer Pet

23

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T3)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T4)

Picture: kindydog.com

(T5)

24

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T6)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T7)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T8)

25

Features: (T3-T8)
One piece, pullover costume, comfortable and easy to wear in the summer with a variety of
fashion. The design not same any other.
Item Specifications:
Size: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
*Measure from base of neck to base of tail*
Material: Cotton 100%
Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron.
Sale Price:

T3 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large,


T4 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large,
T5 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large,
T6 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large,
T7 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large,
T8 = 300 B- Small, 330 B- Medium, 350 B- Large, 400 B- Extra Large.

(In the shop have only small size of 5 pieces and medium size of 3 pieces, if you want the large and extra large
must be pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Product Summary: Holiday & Daily Pet

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T9)

26

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T10)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T11)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T12)

27

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T13)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T14)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T15)

28

Front side

Back side

Picture: kindydog.com
(T16)

Picture: kindydog.com
(T17)

(T18)

Picture: kindydog.com

(T19)

29

Features: (T9-T19)
One piece & dress, pullover costume, comfortable and easy to wear in the holiday or daily
with a variety of fashion. The design not same any other.
Item Specifications:
Size: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
*Measure from base of neck to base of tail*
Material: Cotton 100%
Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron.
Sale Price:

T9 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,


T10 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T11 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T12 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T13 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T14 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T15 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T16 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T17 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T18 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large,
T19 = 350 B- Small, 380 B- Medium, 400 B- Large, 450 B- Extra Large.

(In the shop have only small size of 5 pieces and medium size of 3 pieces, if you want the large and extra large
must be pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)
(Source: http://kindydog.com/product.php)

30

Accessories for dogs divide into many types such as:

Dogs collar

Picture: indulgy.com
(C1)

Picture: citydogmagazine.gostorego.com
(C4)

Picture: gizmodiva.com
(C7)

Picture: pics2.this-pic.com
(C2)

Picture: bootic.com
(C3)

Picture: koopypet.com
(C5)

Picture: miniinthebox.com
(C6)

Picture: pawfi.com
(C8)

Picture: gizmodiva.com
(C9)

31

Dog Collar size


Picture: citydogmagazine.gostorego.com

Dog collar in shop selection of the best quality, emphasizing durability and stylish not same
other.(In the shop have only XXS size of 3 pieces, XS size of 3 pieces and S size of 2 if you want the Tiny,
M,L,XL,XXL must be pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Millions of dog owners today enjoy the benefits of stress-free walks thanks to the
Gentle Leader Head collar. Designed so that owners can communicate with their pet in a way
they instinctively understand, the Gentle Leader painlessly and effectively removes the dogs
natural tendency to pull by placing gentle pressure on calming points and eliminating
uncomfortable pressure on the throat. In addition to reducing a dogs desire to pull away, the
Gentle Leader is also a very effective tool in combating lunging, jumping, excessive barking
and helping to calm an aggressive and/or anxious animal.
(Source: http://www.dog.com/item/superhero-halloween-dog-costume/498337/)

32

Features: (C1-C9)
Offers immediate, gentle control
Applies pressure at the back of the neck vs. the front of the throat
Allows dog to open its mouth to eat, drink, pant, fetch, and bark while wearing head
collar
Can be used with dogs eight weeks of age or older
Can be worn up to 18 hours a day

The price will vary according to the size & material.


C1: Nylon with red plaid design 80 B- XXS size, 130 B- XS size, 180 B- S sizes
C2: Pink nylon with synthetic tiger fur design 80 B- XXS size, 130 B- XS size, 180 B- S size
C3: Nylon with brown Plaid design 80 B- XXS size, 130 B- XS size, 180 B- S sizes
C4: Synthetic leather with star 230 B- XXS size, 280 B- XS size,
330 B- S sizes
C5: Brown real leather with accessory 230 B- XXS size, 280 B- XS size, 330 B- S sizes
C6: Brown real leather 230 B- XXS size, 280 B- XS size, 330 B- S sizes
C7: Silver synthetic leather with jewelry 380 B- XXS size, 430 B- XS size, 480 B- S sizes
C8: Black real leather with collar design 380 B- XXS size, 430 B- XS size, 480 B- S sizes
C9: Pink resin with heart 380 B- XXS size, 430 B- XS size, 480 B- S sizes
Measuring your pet: measure around your pet's neck and add 2 inches.
(In the shop have only XS size of 5 pieces, if you want the XXS and S size must be pre-order. The goods in
limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

33

Leash

Picture: thai.urbandogzzz.com
(L1)

Picture: thai.urbandogzzz.com
(L3)

Picture: fordogtrainers.com
(L5)

Picture: thai.urbandogzzz.com
(L2)

Picture: pettravelcenter.com
(L4)

Picture: miniinthebox.com
(L6)

34

This leash should only be used by responsible people who have read and can follow
all of these precautions. Anyone who uses this leash must be able to control the dog and
watch the dog closely at all times to keep it from running off or wrapping anyone in the
cord/tape/belt. Keep out of reach of small children. Never let anyone play with this leash.
Is this leash right for your dog?
Do not use this leash with a disobedient or uncontrollable dog, since they are more

likely to wrap the cord/tape/belt around people or to run off at high speeds.
Only use this leash with a dog that does not exceed the weight limit listed on the

leash.
Leashes for larger dogs have a tape or belt instead of a cord to reduce the risk of

amputations and cuts.


Even small dogs can pull hard enough to injure you, particularly because the length of

the leash allows dogs to run and build up speed. Follow all of these precautions even
with a small dog.
(Source: http://www.flexiusa.com/operation/safety-advice.php)

Features:
(L1) Leas shirts angel wings for dogs, your little angel. (Have only small size)

Leas shirts of dogs, strong, secure and not loose.


Comfortable.
The soft texture mesh allows air to flow better.
Scalable.
The lock is a simple locking and quick disconnect.
116 cm long removable dog leash with little fairy wings attached matching with shirt.

Sale Price: 350 B(L2) Leas shirts sport design (Have only small, medium)

Leas shirts of dogs, strong, secure and not loose.


Comfortable.
Scalable.
The lock is a simple locking and quick disconnect.
122 cm long removable dog leash

Sale Price: 350 B-

35

(L3) Leas shirts made of artificial fur, well cut, soft, comfortable, no heat, no pain

Leas shirts of dogs, strong, secure and not loose.


Comfortable.
Scalable.
The lock is a simple locking and quick disconnect.
116 cm long removable dog leash

Sale Price: 350 B(L4) Special Range Tape Leash for Small Pets, the ideal leash for very small dogs, cats and
other small animals.

Extends to 10 feet
For small pets up to 26 lbs.
Durable plastic case and nylon belt
Chrome snap hook for a secure hold
Item weighs 3.5 oz.

Sale Price: 820B(L5) Nylon Dog Leash


Strong, secure and not loose
Stitched with nylon thread. 100% Nylon
500 cm long removable dog leash
Sale Price: 250B(L6) Nylon Handle Zinc Link Chain Style Dog Leash

Strong, secure and not loose


125 x 4.5mm, Silver
Weight (kg) 0.5
500 cm long removable dog leash

Sale Price: 550 B(The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

36

How to solve when the leash?


Cuts and burns

If the cord runs across your skin, it can cause abrasions (like a rope burn) or severe cuts. Cuts
and burns are more likely if the cord/tape/belt wraps around any part of the body. Avoid
contact with the cord/tape/belt and never let it wrap around any part of your body.
Avoid contact with the cord/tape/belt and never let it wrap around any part of your

body.
Do not allow slack to build up in the cord/tape/belt you might get tangled in the
slack.
Do not touch the cord/tape/belt if the cord/tape/belt wraps around you. Turn around or
pass the handle from one hand to the other to unwrap yourself. (See Finger
Amputation and Fractures)
If you want to further reduce the risk of cuts and burns, you can wear long sleeves and
pants to protect your arms and legs

Finger amputation and fractures

If the cord/tape/belt wraps around fingers or catches on a ring, a hard pull on the leash can
amputate fingers or break bones.
Avoid touching the cord/tape/belt when the leash is attached to your dog and never let

the cord/tape/belt wrap around hands or fingers.


Do not hold the cord/tape/belt.
Do not grab the cord/tape/belt to control your dog.
If the cord/tape/belt gets entangled in a bush or other object, gain control of your dog
before disentangling it. Do not touch the cord/tape/belt if your dog can pull on it. If
you want to further reduce the risk of finger amputation and fractures, you can take
off any rings and wear sturdy gloves.

37

Eye and Face injuries

If the leash or your dogs collar breaks, or if the leash disconnects from your dogs collar, the
cord/tape/belt and hook can snap back with enough force to cause serious eye damage,
broken teeth, cuts, and bruises. If the cord/tape/belt is under enough tension, this can happen
even when the leash is locked.
Follow instructions for inspecting, attaching and detaching the leash in the

Directions portion of this pamphlet.


Tighten the safety collar around your dogs neck and attach the hook to your dogs

regular collar. The safety collar prevents snap-back if the dogs collar or the hook
breaks, or if the leash disconnects from your dogs collar.

Falls

Because the flexi leash is longer than regular leashes, your dog can build up more speed
and pull on it harder, possibly pulling you to the ground.
If your dog starts running away from you, immediately press the brake button to keep

your dog from building up too much speed. If your dog has already built up speed,
you will be pulled when you hit the brake or if the dog reaches the end of the leash.
Do not allow slack to build up in the cord/tape/belt your dog may run and build up
speed until the slack runs out, suddenly pulling you.
Have secure footing. Do not use the leash while on wheels (for example, a bike,
skateboard or roller blades).

38

Injuries to bystanders

Bystanders are at risk of all of the injuries described in this pamphlet. In particular, they can
be cut by the cord/tape/belt if they contact it or if it wraps around them. They might also trip
on the leash.
Be aware of bystanders. They might not notice the cord/tape/belt. Control your dog

and keep the cord/tape/belt away from them.


When around other people or animals, shorten the leash and keep your dog at your
side with the leash locked.
Avoid using the flexi leash near small children, including children in strollers.
If the cord/tape/belt gets wrapped around someone, tell them not to touch the
cord/tape/belt. Gain control of your dog and do not touch the cord/tape/belt if your
dog can pull on it.

Attaching the leash

Always use the enclosed safety collar in addition to your dogs collar as illustrated.

The safety collar prevents snap-back if the dogs collar breaks, or if the leash
disconnects from your dogs collar.
Attach the hook of the leash to the D-ring of your dogs collar. Never attach it to
your dogs ID tag ring. That ring is not strong and will break.
Make sure that the hook is fully closed and securely attached to the collar D-ring and
the rings of the safety collar.
(Source: http://www.flexiusa.com/operation/safety-advice.php)

39

Dogs boot
An improved dog boot that covers a dog paw and lower leg and is designed to prevent
the boot from twisting and sliding off the dog paw during hunting and other outdoor
activities. The dog boot includes a boot top portion attached to a side wall. The side wall is
attached to a non-slide sole made of rubberized material and the like. A lower portion of a leg
cover is integrally attached to a rear of the boot top portion. A zipper is installed in sides of
an opening in the top of the boot top portion and in sides of a front opening along a length of
the leg cover. A boot stabilizer is releasable attached to a front of the leg cover for covering a
portion of the zipper. The boot stabilizer is used to prevent the boot from twisting on the dog
lower leg. The stabilizer includes a pair of straps with hook and loop fasteners for securing
and tightening the boot stabilizer around the leg cover, securing the paw and lower leg inside
the boot and leg cover and preventing the boot from slipping of the dog paw.
(Source: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6526920.html)

Picture: funnyfur.com

40

Picture: wzpetproduct.en.made-in-china.com
(B1)

Picture: aliexpress.com
(B3)

Picture: ywkingsun.en.made-in-china.com
(B5)

Picture: wzpetproduct.en.made-in-china.com
(B2)

Picture: pupnco.com
(B4)

Picture: wonpet.com
(B6)

41

Picture: myfavoritepetshop.com
(B7)

Picture: ywkingsun.en.made-in-china.com
(B8)

Features: (B1-B8)

Durable rubber tread and breathable mesh


Adjustable ankle strap and front zip ensure for easy dressing
Fun, vivid colors
Keeps paws clean and helps protect them from sand, heat and coarse surfaces
Code

P
R
I
C
E

B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8

0
250B250B250B250B250B250B250B250B-

1
300B300B350B300B300B300B300B300B-

2
350B350B350B350B350B350B350B350B-

3
400B400B400B400B400B300B400B400B-

Size
4
450B450B450B450B450B450B450B450B-

5
500B500B500B500B500B500B500B500B-

6
550B550B550B550B550B550B550B550B-

7
600B600B600B600B600B600B600B600B-

8
650B650B650B650B650B650B650B650B-

(In the shop have only 0 sizes of 2 sets and 1size of 2 sets, if you want the 2-8 size must be pre-order. The goods
in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Mommy!!!!
I want it.

42

How do I get my dog to wear dog shoes?


The first thing we need to do is make sure we get the right size shoes. Generally most
dog's back feet are going to be a little smaller than their front feet, so it's important to get
shoes that have a good fit on the front feet. We have found that many dogs LOVE to run in
their shoes, and for some younger very active dogs who like to sprint, you may need to get a
pair of socks to help cushion and tighten the back shoes to keep them on.
Now, our next step is to make sure that we put the shoes on very carefully. Never try
to force shoes on they should slide on easily and snugly. Always take your time, especially
when you're first trying shoes on. The last thing we want to do is catch a nail or hurt your
babys toes in any way which could make them scared of their shoes. We have found it's
sometimes easier to get shoes on your dog for the first couple times with two people until
your dog gets used to them. If you stand your baby up on their back legs and hold them
standing up, it makes it easy to put their back shoes on. Now that we have the shoes on, it's
important to remember if your dog has never worn shoes before they are going to feel a little
strange in them, this is completely normal.
The best way to get your little one to learn how to walk in the shoes is through
practice. We recommend you AVOID trying the shoes on in your home for the first time. The
trick is to distract your dog long enough for them to get used to walking in them. The best
way to do this is to try shoes on for the first time in an indoor environment where your dog is
going to want to see people, places, or other dogs. If you try your new shoes on in your home
where your dog is familiar, they will likely stand perfectly still, or sit down and start to chew
on their front paws not knowing what is on their feet. The shoes will be the center of their
attention. We recommend you try your little ones shoes on for the first time at a friend's
home, neighbor's house, relatives' house, or anywhere that your dog is going to want to see
people, places, and things!
If you put your dog in one corner of the room with their new shoes on and everyone
else goes to the other end, your dog will quickly learn to navigate the shoes. Now comes the
fun part. You may want to have a friend with a camcorder ready because you're going to want
to remember the first couple steps your baby takes in their new shoes! Nearly every dog
(including our own) that has tried shoes on for the first time in our store has had the same
reaction when they first start walking. Their front feet will kick out and up like they are
prancing as they try to get a feel for it. The back legs will kick out and up behind them high
into the air almost to the point that you think they are going to flip over! As they move
around the room you will start to notice that the front legs start coming down to normal and
the back legs will kick out less and less. Before you know it (usually 2-5 minutes) your little
one is walking just like normal, only now they will be able to romp through puddles, over hot
asphalt, and salted sidewalks without worrying about hurting their little paws!
(Sources: http://www.glamourdog.com/wear-dog-shoes.html)

43

Dogs Bows

Picture: sassypup.net
(W1)

Picture: polyvore.com
(W4)

Picture: taliadogboutique.com
(W7)

Picture: bellabarkandmeow.com
(W10)

Picture: baxterboo.com
(W2)

Picture: baxterboo.com
(W5)

Picture: taliadogboutique.com
(W8)

Picture: bellabarkandmeow.com
(W11)

Picture: 4-legged.com
(W3)

Picture: 4-legged.com
(W6)

Picture: badasspetz.com
(W9)

Picture: bellabarkandmeow.com
(W12)

44

While some dogs seem to enjoy flaunting


their stuff in dresses and shirts and even
costumes, others do not tolerate fashion as
well. For these finicky friends, a dress is
disastrous, a t-shirt is torture, and
costumes are completely unacceptable. So
what alternative is there when an owners
creativity and his pets aversion to clothing
clash? There is always, the simple, tried
and true, dog bows.
Picture: bestdogclothes.net

Dog bows as accessories are about fashion and comfort. Be sure to keep in mind that
your dog is going to be more concerned with the comfort side of the issue. The more
comfortable something is for your dog to wear, be it bows or clothes, the better chance you
have of your dog keeping it on. Make it comfortable, and your pet will love wearing her dog
bows, as much as you love seeing her in them.
(Source: http://bestdogclothes.net/2011/10/25/dog-bows-they-love-them-too/)

Shop our luxury dog boutique for all pet accessories. Our dog bows are fray treated,
hand sewn and stiffened to retain its elegant shape. We offer dog bows, barrettes for both
boys and girls. Rhinestone bows, pretty show bows, tiaras, crowns, and pretty formal bows.
Size

Bow sizing suggestions

SS

3/8"

dog bow size for teacup, puppy, extra small dogs less than 5
lbs

5/8"

dog bow size for teacup and small dogs that like a slightly
bigger bow, dogs 3-7 lbs

7/8"

dog bow size for mid to larger size dogs, 6+ lb small dogs

Schedule: taliadogboutique.com

45

Features: (W1-W12)
In order to the dog hair not to obscure the eyes of the dog. Which may cause eye
disease
Fun, vivid colors, cute, impression when people meet.

W1: Red dog bows with jewelry


100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W2: Small dog bows my little princess
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W3: Lady Bug dog bows
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W4: Blue dog bows
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W5: Purple dog bows
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W6: Blue dog bows with Silver Star
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W7: Dog grooming bows Christmas green snowflakes
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W8: Dog bow fancy I love ice cream
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W9: Plaid dog stocking holiday dog bows
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W10: Cup cake dog bow
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W11: Sprinkles dog bow
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes,
W12: Star bright dog bow
100B- SS sizes, 130 B- S sizes, 150 B- M sizes.
(In the shop have S- M size only 1 piece of 1 size, if you want the more must be pre-order. The goods in limited,
product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

46

Toy for Dogs

Got a pampered pooch in your household? Then you know how much most dogs love
their toys. And not just any toy. It has to be that particular beat up ball, gnawed Frisbee, or
ratty not-so-plush-anymore bunny with only one eye and partial ear remaining, Seems that
dogs, like people, have definite preferences for their play things. This fun project investigates
what makes a toy interesting to a dog. In these experiments, you and your dog can have some
fun while you learn about canine behavior and why toys are an important part of a healthy
dog's life.
(Source: http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/MamBio_p016.shtml)

Picture: petco.com
(Y2)

Picture: tuwa.com
(Y1)

Picture: justdogdayz.com
(Y3)

Our dog toy is an amazing pet toy made with a unique material. The rubber-like toy is
made from Zogoflex, a pliable, strong and low-impact material. This dog toy material is some
of the toughest stuff weve seen, but its density allows it to actually float in water. The
material is environmentally friendly because it is fully recyclable and creates no waste in the
manufacturing process. Plus, it's super safe for your pet and does not contain any known
sources of lead, cadmium, mercury, latex, natural rubber, phthalates, hormones, Bisphenol A
or asbestos. It is also fully FDA compliant. Our dog toy is dishwasher safe, so its easy to
keep clean. The cool shape of this dog toy also has a neat side affect, it bounces in funny
directions when you throw it, keeping your dog on his paws! The bone shape also makes it
easy for dog lovers to play a little tug-of-war and pitch it across the lawn. Its got to be one of
the coolest dog toys on the block, plus it will outlast just about any other toy out there.
Available in easy to see colors, an eco friendly dog toy that's safe for your pet and tough
enough for his bite, thats dog enjoy.

47

Features: (Y1-Y3)
Designed for the most demanding use, this is no ordinary ball. Simply put, this is the
best ball for the game of fetch. Developed to have high bounce, high buoyancy, high
visibility, and high durability, the value of the Ultra Ball is easily recognized by dog owners.

Durable natural rubber ball


Easy to clean
Chuck it! Compatible
Perfect for exercising your dog. Use it in the park, in your backyard, at the beach or
lake or anywhere there is plenty of room

Sale Price: Y1 = 120 B-, Y2 = 120 B- , Y3 = 120 B-

Picture: petshappyhome.com
(Y5)
Picture: dogs.lovetoknow.com
(Y4)

Picture: thisnext.com
(Y3)

Picture: ilovetheyeti.blogspot.com
(Y7)

Features: (Y4-Y7)
Toys made from unbleached fabrics
Toys made from organically-grown cotton or hemp
Toys colored using natural botanical dyes (Toys that use chemical dyes that may
contain heavy metals)
Sale Price: Y4 = 180 B-, Y5= 180 B- , Y6 = 180 B-, Y7 = 180 B-

48

Picture: celebrations.com
(Y8)

Picture: comparisondeals.com
(Y9)

Features: (Y8-Y9)
A perfect toy for playing with the dog, it can also clean the tartar of the dog
Sale Price: Y8 = 280 B-, Y9= 280 B-

Warning: Supervise your pet and inspect toys regularly. If toys become
damaged discard toys and pieces. Do not let dog attempt to swallow toys or
any pieces of toys.
(In the shop have Y1-Y3 have 2 pieces by code, Y4-Y7 has 1 piece by code, Y8-Y9 has 1pieceby code, and if you
want more is pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Picture: imgross.orgHow to play with dog?

49

Play Ball: There are a variety of fun ball games we can play with our dog. Depending on the
dogs breed and temperament, he may be more or less interested in the different ball games
listed below. Try out a variety of games, and identify the ones that our dog most enjoys.
Catch: Throw a small ball to the dog so that he can easily catch it in his mouth. Make
sure the ball is small enough to fit in his mouth, but not so small that he can
accidentally swallow it. Once our dog understands the game, we can make the tosses
more difficult. We can also play this with a Frisbee, especially if we have a large play
space. If he really enjoys playing catch, consider training him for disc dog.
Soccer: Kick the ball away from our dog and get him to chase after it. Once he gets to
it, let him play with it for a bit, then kick or step it away from him again. Soccer is
best played with a larger ball that is not easy to puncture or deflate. Rubber balls are
quite durable and can work well for soccer. Pick a larger sized ball so that it is
difficult for our dog to keep the ball in his mouth, and chew on it. This also makes it
easier for us to tackle the ball away.
Some dogs, like my Siberian Husky, prefer chasing after squeaky balls. We may also
dab a small amount of peanut butter on the ball to make it more desirable.
Fetch: A wonderful dog obedience game. However, it can be difficult to teach to a
dog. While teaching our dog to play fetch, go in small, slow steps. Make sure we
already have some obedience training commands in hand, including Drop, as well as a
mark and a non-mark. A mark (e.g. Yes, Good) indicates that the dog is doing the
right thing while a non-mark (e.g. Uh-oh), indicates that he is going in the wrong
direction.
If my dog comes back with the toy, then there is a big celebration. However, more
often than not, he will run to it and then come back without the toy. He may even take
the toy and go play with it somewhere else, or tease me with it.
Have patience and treat with a high priority item every time our dog goes in the right
direction. If he comes back without the toy, we can try and give a non-mark (e.g. Uhoh) as soon as he drops the toy. Then use the Take it command and offer him the toy
again. Once he has the toy in his mouth, walk a few steps back, call to him
enthusiastically, and make sure to give lots of praise when he moves toward us.
If the dog runs off to play with the toy, or decides to play catch-me-if-you-can with it,
then a higher priority treat or item may solve the problem. Alternatively, we may try a
lower priority fetch toy. Do not chase after the dog, as that will initiate a chase game
and reward him for his running-away behavior. Not all dogs like playing fetch. Both
my dogs will play it sometimes, but it is not one of their favorite games. Listen to our
dog, and do not force him to play a game he does not really enjoy.

50

Tug of War: The best tug playmate for my dog is another dog. Playing tug of war with a dog
may sometimes encourage dog biting. Therefore, we want to follow clear tug rules.
Make sure we control the start and end of the game. Start with a command such as
Take it or Tug, to indicate that it is fine to grab the toy. End with a Drop command.
If our dog loses grip of the tug toy during play, do not let him lunge or bite at it until
we give the Take it command again. If he tries to grab the toy, give a non-mark (Uhoh) then the Drop command to stop the game. Take a short break or do some
obedience commands before restarting.
If our dog starts to play rough with members of the household after playing, cease tug
games altogether.
Other fun ways to exercise a dog and keep him happy and healthy include dog walking, dog
parks, dog daycare, and obedience training. Remember to always keep dog play fun and
upbeat. This will make everyone happy, and enhance our relationship with our dog. A busy
and tired dog is a good and happy dog!
Flirt pole rules
Do not let the dog jump at us.
Do not let the dog grab the toy out of our hand.
A dog should only be allowed to grab the toy after we give him the command to start
play.
A dog should be willing to give up the toy when we ask him to, with NO attempt at
resource guarding.
Have frequent breaks during play to prevent over-excitement.
Always ensure that our dog does not misbehave while playing flirt pole. If he starts to show
any kind of dog aggression, stop playing this game.
(Source: http://shibashake.com/dog/dog-play-fun-games-to-play-with-your-dog-or-puppy)

Picture: dog-toys-world.com

51

Types of Play
Social Play
Social skills are honed by playful interactions between individuals. One pup may
jump on another pup, pin him, and then mouth him around the head and neck. If the
pressure of the pup's bite exceeds tolerable limits, the temporary underdog will roll
over, yelp or run away. Both parties learn an important lesson. The biter learns to
inhibit his bite if he wishes the fun to continue, and the pup that is bitten learns that
deference or escape will cause the unpleasant experience to come to an end. Of
course, sudden role reversal is also a feature of play, with provisional subordinates
suddenly becoming pursuers and "attackers." A happy medium is reached when truly
dominant dogs learn their gift for mastery, and subordinates learn how to avoid or
deter unpleasant exchanges. This dynamic may explain why dominant dogs are less
successful than their subordinates in soliciting play. Aloof pups that don't play much,
and orphaned pups, often grow up to be socially inappropriate. In repelling borders,
they may send a message that is too profound, failing to inhibit their bite - and they
may not be able to deliver convincing messages of deference.
Sexual Play
This mostly takes the form of mounting, clasping and pelvic thrusting ("humping").
The lack of seriousness is indicated by the somewhat haphazard orientation of this
behavior, initially. Male and female pups are equally likely to be targeted, or in their
absence, peoples' legs and cushions may have to suffice. Dogs that have had no
humping experience will not be as immediately successful in mating as previously
rehearsed counterparts. Also, dogs without playmates may imprint on inanimate
objects or human appendages as substrates for humping behavior, and become an
embarrassment to own if not neutered. In addition, the relationship between humping
and dominance must be born in mind if the correct human-companion animal
relationship is to be preserved.
Oral Play
Young puppies have a biological need to mouth and chew malleable objects. It seems
to give them almost undue pleasure. Unlike social and sexual play, this type of play
does not require a partner, though socially-testing tug-of-war games sometimes
evolve as a spin off. Of course, by teething time, at around 6 to 8 months of age,
object chewing becomes an extremely useful adjuvant to assist with tooth loosening
and dental eruption, and may even provide some relief from gingival discomfort.

52

Predatory Play
Chasing moving objects is a sure way of fine-tuning predatory skills. Ball chasing,
stick chasing, and leaf chasing, are all ways in which this play form is expressed.
With appropriate opportunity and guidance, pups will learn the ins and outs of the
chase how to accelerate, turn on a dime, brake suddenly, and how to pounce with
accuracy and alacrity. If deprived of play predatory opportunities, dogs may resort to
vacuum chasing of imaginary creatures, may pace, circle, or chase their own tails.
This is a sad state of affairs.
(Source: http://www.petplace.com/dogs/how-dogs-play/page1.aspx)

Picture: petshops.about.com

Picture: petstrends.com

53

Bed for dogs divide into many types such as:

Mattress

Picture: doggeekz.com
(M1)

Picture: petworlddirect.ie
(M4)

Picture: dogbeds.net
(M2)

Picture: provendogtrainingtips.com
(M3)

Picture: 4pets-store.co.uk
(M5)

Purchasing a dog bed is well worth the cost to help your newfound pal get the same
comfort you get from your bed and contentedly fall asleep.
Features: (M1-M5)
Covered in a heavy duty hard wearing 100% polyester waterproof material which is
easy to keep clean, brush off loose dirt, wipe with a wet cloth and then rinse under a
running tap, hose or even a pressure washer.
Designed to keep your pet warm & comfortable.
The thick base cushion (removable for easy separate cleaning) and the high walls of
this bed are filled with bonded Thermal Polyester Fibre to insulate your pet from the
cold floor and keep it out of draughts.
Perfect for aging pets or puppies

54

Picture: doggeekz.com

Sale Price: M1 = 490B- size XS, 590B- size S, 690B- size M, 790B- size L, 890B- size XL
M2 = 490B- size XS, 590B- size S, 690B- size M, 790B- size L, 890B- size XL
M3 = 490B- size XS, 590B- size S, 690 B- size M,790B- size L, 890B- size XL
M4 = 490B- size XS, 590B- size S, 690 B- size M,790B- size L,890B- size XL
M5 = 490B- size XS, 590B- size S, 690B- size M, 790B- size L, 890B- size XL
(In the shop have only S & M size for 1 piece by code and if you want more is pre-order. The goods in limited,
product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Luxury bed
Picture: dogbreederx.blogspot.com
(MM2)

Picture: sellersunion88.en.made-in-china.com
(MM1)

Picture: dogtravelpro.com
(MM3)

Picture: popgadget.net
(MM4)

55

Features: (MM1-MM4)
The Beds use the highest quality materials for warmth, durability and comfort.
Not same to other
Design luxury
Sale Price: MM1 = 1490B- only have size M
MM2 = 1990B- only have size M
MM3 = 1690B- only have size M
MM4 = 1290B- only have size M
(The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

Dogs Cage

Features:
Superior quality, heavy duty steel
dog cage Narrow bar spacing for
extra rigidity
Strong & safe construction
Available in 5 different sizes to suit
most breeds of dog
Two doors for ease of use, each with
double safety locks*
Tough ABS plastic tray can be
removed for easy cleaning
Can be fully erected from flat in
under 30 seconds
Mesh construction allows for proper
ventilation and visibility
Picture: cages-direct.co.uk
(CC1)

Sale Price : CC1 = 350B- size XS, 450B- size S, 550B- size M, 650B- size L, 750 size XL
(In the shop have S-M size for 2 piece by code and if you want more is pre-order. The goods in limited, product
will change monthly or while stock lasts

56

Foods for dogs divide into many types such as:


Although dog food doesn't come in as many shapes, colors, sizes, and flavors as
human food, there are still quite a few varieties to choose from. No matter which type you
choose, the most important factor in your decision should be finding a food that meets all of
your dog's nutritional needs.
There are five main types of dog food:
Kibble/Dry

Picture: dogbehavioronline.com

Dry food is the most economical type of


commercial dog food, and this is the reason that
many owners chose it for their dog. It also lasts for
a long time and does not need to be refrigerated.
Dry food can also help to keep your dogs teeth
healthy, since chewing crunchy dry food helps to
reduce tartar buildup. When it comes to choosing a
specific dry food, read the ingredients carefully,
and choose a brand that uses wholesome food as its
primary ingredient.

Canned

Picture: petbarn.com.au

Most dogs love canned or wet, food, and


it has a long shelf life, and is easy to find at
any supermarket, but it can be expensive. For some
owners, its definitely worth the expense, but not
every brand of commercial canned food provides the
protein that your pup needs. The real question is how
much digestible protein it provides. Indigestible
protein will pass through your dogs system without
being broken down into absorbable nutrients, so it's
pretty much useless to him.
Also, most canned food is about 75 percent
water. The higher the water content, the less nutrient
content, so the more food your dog must consume in
order to get the nutritional value his body needs. If you decide to feed your dog canned food,
it's best to go with a kind that's labeled "100% nutritionally complete."

57

Semi-Moist
Commercial dog foods shaped like pork chops,
burgers, or other meaty foods are called semi-moist
foods. These kinds of foods are the least nutritional of
all dog foods and contain many artificial flavors and
colorings. They can be given to your dog as an
occasional treat, but they should not be considered a
diet in themselves, as they do not provide the nutrition
that your pup requires.

Picture: petuniversity.com

Home Cooked
Some dog owners value the ability to be in
complete control of their dogs diet. A home-cooked
diet allows the owner to know for certain exactly
what is in everything her dog eats and to be
absolutely sure that his nutritional needs are being
met. Feeding your dog a home-cooked diet is time
consuming and expensive, but many owners think
the extra effort is worth the peace of mind they gain.
If you decide to feed your dog a home-cooked diet,
get well acquainted with canine nutrition so you can
be sure your dog is not missing out on any vital
nutrients.
Picture: petuniversity.com

Raw
A raw diet consists of raw meat, preferably
with some bones (never cooked bones, only raw) and
organs mixed in, as bones are a natural source of
phosphorus and calcium. This type of diet works well
for many dogs, since dogs have short intestinal tracts
and strong stomach acids, both of which make it easy
for them to consume and digest raw food. Before
transitioning your dog to a raw diet, talk to your
veterinarian about the benefits and risks.
Picture: pstrada.tumblr.com
( Source: http://www.petuniversity.com/dogs/health--nutrition/types-of-food/)

58

Most dog food products

Puppy:
Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Corn Gluten Meal, Full Fat
Soybean Chicken Fat, Dried Whole Egg, Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish
Oil, Iodized Salt, Garlic, Vitamins and Minerals, Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring
Variety

Beef & Milk (SH1)


Product Size 500gm / 3kg / 7kg / 10kg / 20kg
Sale price: 55B-/259B-/569B-/669B-/1,199B-

59

Chicken & Milk (SH2)


Product Size 500gm / 3kg / 7kg / 10kg / 20kg

Sale price : 55B-/259B-/569B-/669B-/1,199B-

Guaranteed analysis
Crude Protein

min

28%

Crude Fat

min

8%

Crude Fiber

max

4%

Moisture

max

10%

Feeding guide
Feeding Amount (g./Day)
Dog Age & Weight
1-2 month

3-4 month

5-7 month

8-12 month

Toy : <5

50 - 100

65 - 130

75 - 145

70 - 140

Small : 5 - 10

100 - 170

130 - 225

150 - 250

155 - 260

Medium : 10 - 25

200 - 395

230 - 455

250 - 490

255 - 510

Large : 25 - 50

345 - 575

475 - 795

505 - 845

525 - 880

Daily Feeding

3-4

3-4

2-3

1-2

(Source: http://www.smartheart.com.my/1/dog/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=67)

60

Adult:
Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Full Fat Soybean, Chicken Fat,
Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish Oil, Iodized Salt, Vitamins and Minerals,
Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring.
Variety

Roast Beef (SH3)


Product Size 500gm / 3kg / 10kg / 20kg

Sale price : 55B-/217B-/565B-/989B-

Smoked Liver (SH4)


Product Size 500gm / 3kg/ 10kg / 20kg

Sale price : 55B-/217B-/565B-/989B-

Chicken & Egg (SH5)


Product Size 500gm / 3kg /10kg / 20kg

Sale price : 55B-/217B-/565B-/989B-

61

Guaranteed analysis
Crude Protein

min

23%

Crude Fat

min

8%

Crude Fiber

max

4%

Moisture

max

10%

Feeding guide
Dog Weight (kg)

Feeding Amount
(g/Day)

<5

80 - 150

5 - 10

150 - 250

10 - 25

250 - 430

25 - 50

430 - 730

(source:http://www.smartheart.com.my/1/dog/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=22&Itemid=62)

62

Small breed
Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Full Fat Soybean Chicken Fat,
Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish Oil, Iodized Salt, Garlic, Vitamins and
Minerals, Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring
Variety

Roast Beef (SH6)


Product
Size

500gm / 3kg / 10kg / 20kg

Sale price : 55B- / 279B-/ 669B-/ 1,199B-

Chicken Liver (SH7)


Product
Size

500gm / 3kg / 7kg / 10kg /


20kg

Sale price : 55B- / 279B-/ 669B-/ 1,199B-

63

Guaranteed analysis
Crude Protein

min

23%

Crude Fat

min

8%

Crude Fiber

max

4%

Moisture

max

10%

Feeding guide
Dog Weight
(kg)

Feeding Amount
(g./Day)

1-2

50 - 80

2-3

80 - 100

3-4

100 - 120

4-5

120 - 150

5-6

150 - 170

(Source:http://www.smartheart.com.my/1/dog/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=30&Itemid=70/)

64

Royal Canin Mini Light 8 Kg.

Royal Canin Mini Junior 8.5 Kg.

(LC1)

(LC2)

Price: 1,550 Baht

Price: 1,490 Baht

Royal Canin Mini Adult 8 Kg.

Royal Canin Mini Adult 15Kg.

(LC3)

(LC4)

Price: 1,590 Baht

Price: 2,350 Baht

(Source: http://www.royalcanin.co.th/)

65

Puppy Formula

Weaned puppies (PD1)

Chicken (PD2)

Liver (PD3)

Weight: 1.5 Kg.

1.5/8/15 Kg.

1.5/8 Kg.

Price: 155 Baht

155/595/985 Baht

155/595 Baht

Adult Formula

Meat (PD4)
Weight: 3.2/ 10 / 20 Kg.
Price: 240/599/1,029 Baht

Chicken-Liver (PD5)

Liver (PD6)

3.2/10/20 Kg.

3.2 / 10 / 20 Kg.

240/599/1,029 Baht

240/599/1,029 Baht

66

Snake for Dog


SD1

SD2

SD3

SD4

SD5

SD6

Features:
Sheet feed mixed. Commonly used
for dogs.
Dogs are able to eat as often as you
like.
Dog owners must be able to
provide different types of dog food.
So that the dog has enough
nutrients to meet the body's needs,
there are 50 grams in one
envelope.
Picture: huntergroupthai.com

SD7

SD8

SD9

SD10

SD11

SD12

(In the shop have SD1-SD13 have 10 pieces by


code, and if you want more is pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts
SD13
Picture: huntergroupthai.com

67

Code

Type

SD1

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICKS (BEEF)

SD2

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICK ( CHICKEN )

SD3

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICK ( LAMB )

SD4

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( BEEF)

SD5

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( CHICKEN )

SD6

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( LAMB )

SD7

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICK ( BEEF & CHEESE )

SD8

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICK ( BACON )

SD9

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STICK ( LIVER )

SD10

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( BEEF & CHEESE )

SD11

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( BACON )

SD12

SLEEKY CHEWY SNACK STRAP ( LIVER )

SD13

SLEEKY MUNCHY BONE 5 (4 PCS. / PACK)

Price

19 Baht

35 Baht

68

SD14

SD15

SD16

SD17

Picture: singpet.com
(In the shop have SD14-SD18 have 10 pieces by code, and if you want more is
pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock
lasts.)

Code

Type

Price

SD14 JERHIGH BACON 80GM


SD15 JERHIGH MILKY STICK 80GM
SD16 JERHIGH SPINACH STIC 80GM
Miscellaneous
SD18 for
dogs divide into
many types such as:

SD17 JERHIGH STICK 80GM


SD18 JERHIGH CARROT STICK 80GM

35 Baht

69

Shampoo

SH1

SH2

SH3

SH4
SH5
SH6
Picture: huntergroupthai.com

SH10

SH11

SH12

Picture: huntergroupthai.com

SH7

SH13

SH8

SH9

70

Code
SH1

SH2

SH3

SH4

SH5

SH6

SH7

SH8

SH9

Type
SLEEKY WHITE ENHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 175
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF WHITE COLORED COAT
SLEEKY WHITE ENHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 350
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF WHITE COLORED COAT
SLEEKY WHITE ENHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 600
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF WHITE COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BRONZE ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 175
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF BROWN COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BRONZE ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 350
CC. FOR ALL SHADES OF BROWN COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BRONZE ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 600
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF BROWN COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BLACK ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 175
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF BLACK COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BLACK ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 350
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF BLACK COLORED COAT
SLEEKY BLACK ENCHANCING DOG SHAMPOO 600
CC.FOR ALL SHADES OF BLACK COLORED COAT

Price

50 Baht

85 Bath

135 Bath

50 Baht

85 Bath

135 Bath

50 Baht

85 Baht

135 Baht

SH10

SLEEKY DRY SHAMPOO 150 GM.

60 Baht

SH11

SLEEKY ODOR ELIMINATING SPRAY 500 CC.

100 Baht

SH12

SLEEKY DEODORANT SPRAY 500 CC.

100 Baht

SH13

SLEEKY DEODORANT SPRAY 200 CC.

80 Baht

(In the shop have SH2, SH5 SH8, SH9, SH10, SH11, SH12, SH13 have 10 pieces by code, and if you want more
is pre-order. The goods in limited, product will change monthly or while stock lasts.

71

Perfume

PF1

PF2

PF3

PF4

PF5

PF6

Picture: mypuppypetshop.com

Perfume Aqua Mist: Chic & Cham the Fragrance 10 in 1 Perfume Aqua Mist
Features:

Rich in nutrients will coat the skin of a pet, long lasting fragrance.
No alcohol substances for dogs and cats of all breeds.
With the fragrance of the perfume world. The combined value of 10 in the first one.
With unique features and one can not apply the hand against ultra-violet rays, UVA-B
sun.
Makes hair tangle-free. Spray on dry hair after bath, can massage the pet with
perfume.
Sale Price: 150 ml 225B(In the shop have PF1-PF6 have 5 pieces by code, and if you want more is pre-order. The goods in limited,
product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

72

Dog Bowl

Picture: dog.com
(BD2)

Picture: groomers-online.com
(BD1)

Picture: candleandblue.co.uk
(BD3)

Dog Bowl features a non-slip rubber base, ensure even the most enthusiastic of dogs
will not be chasing their food bowl across the tiles. This classic dog bowl is available in a
range of vibrant colors.
Features: (BD1-BD3)
A sturdy and vibrant non-slip dog
bowl.
Color: Silver, pink or blue.
Size: 350, 500, 1000 or 2000ml.

Picture: puppytales.com.au

Sale Price:

BD1 = 50B- 350ml , 80B- 500ml , 100B- 1000ml , 150B- 2000ml, per bowl
BD2 = 100B- 350ml , 180B- 500ml , 250B- 1000ml , 330B- 2000ml, per bowl
BD3 = 300B- 350ml , 380B- 500ml , 450B- 1000ml , 580B- 2000ml.

(In the shop have BD1-BD3 have 2 pieces by code, and if you want more is pre-order. The goods in limited,
product will change monthly or while stock lasts.)

73

Dogs for sell


There are three species of dog that our company will sell.
Chihuahua

Chihuahua is Mexican dog species that was discovered around 100 years ago. They
are a toy dog that stands between 6 and 9 inches tall and they typically weigh less than 6
pounds. Their coats come in two variations, short and long. The long coat is soft and can be
either straight or wavy. The short coat is soft and dense. Both coat variations can come in just
about any color or color combination.
To care for this breed you will need to groom their hair daily for the long haired
version, and as needed for the short hair version. This is an indoor pet that is not suited for
extended periods of time outside. However, they do enjoy playing outside and going for short
walks. To manage this breeds temperament you need to socialize it and train it early. Some
of the health concerns that are associated with this breed include kneecap problems, eye
problems, and tracheal problems.
Chihuahuas are small dogs with BIG attitudes. Made famous by Hollywood, the
Chihuahuas are now popular dogs in the celebrity world.
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog. But its spunky demeanor and personality
outshines its diminutive size.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-chihuahua/)

Chihuahua Origin
The Chihuahuas origin in Mexico is archaeologically proven and they are believed to
be descendants of the Techichi, the dogs most favored by the ancient Toltecs in Mexico.
The Techichis are pack canines and they hunt in groups. They closely resemble the
modern Chihuahuas but they are larger in frame and size. Ancient civilizations in Mexico
considered these dogs to be mystically endowed and they valued their existence very much.
The first Chihuahua was reputedly found in 1850 in old ruins near Casas Grandes in
the Mexican state of Chihuahua from which the breed gets its name.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-chihuahua/)

74

Chihuahua Appearance and Abilities


Chihuahuas are very small dogs but with robust build. They have distinctive facial
features that almost seem fierce and aggressive.
They have two varieties in terms of coats, the common smooth-coated variety and the
long-coated variety. Chihuahuas also come in different colors solid, marked or splashed.
All colors are accepted.
They are quick-moving little creatures. Graceful and sturdy in their movements, they
are very proud and intelligent dogs.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-chihuahua/)

Chihuahua Temperament and Tendencies


They are very alert dogs and they are extremely territorial and protective. Chihuahuas
can be very wary of strangers and the unfamiliarity triggers their warrior-like spirit.
They are very attached to their owners and prefer to be with them at all times. They
dont want anything more than the absolute attention of their masters. Because of this, they
can be very jealous of their owners other relationships. Chihuahuas can be unwelcoming to
their masters friends and loved ones if it is not socialized properly.
Chihuahuas are also aggressive to other animals especially other dogs. It can be very
difficult to mix them with other pet dogs as they will battle other pets for supremacy. They
want to be regarded as the favorite of their masters. They tend to only get along with other
Chihuahuas. Chihuahuas prefer to stick to their own kind.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-chihuahua/)

Chihuahua Training and Care


Since Chihuahuas have strong pack mentality, owners must take the alpha role.
Chihuahuas are relatively difficult to train but they will be impossible to train if the owners
dont establish dominance over the dog. Dont let them develop small-dog-syndrome, a
dominance related behavioral disorder.
Always be firm with your set of rules. Train them consistently with positive
reinforcement such as treats and praises. By the way, eat your food first before giving them
theirs. This will show the dog whose boss.
With Chihuahuas, you must always give time to pet them and show physical
affection. Attention and affection is vital for Chihuahuas sanity.
Although small, this breed is not for little children that are still boisterous and rowdy.
When there is a child near your Chihuahua, tell the child not to tease or provoke the
Chihuahua because they are easily annoyed and angered.
Socialization is very important for Chihuahuas. This will counter their fierce
tendencies. You should start early to help them develop into well-mannered dogs as they
mature.

75

Housebreaking is fairly difficult but just like most small dogs, patience and
consistency is the key.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-chihuahua/)

Pomeranian

The Pomeranian is a German breed that has existed since at least the 18th century. It is
suspected that they developed from a Spitz-like founding breed. This toy breed stands
between 8 and 11 inches tall and weighs between 3 and 7 pounds. They have a long and
fluffy coat that can come in just about any color. They are a very active and friendly dog,
however, they usually dont get along well with young children. They do make a great
companion dog for the elderly as they dont need a lot of exercise beyond what they get
running around inside.
Because of their very small size this breed can be difficult to house train as it is not
easy to catch the dog in the act of going to the bathroom on your floor. Use lots of
supervision when this dog is young in order to mold proper puppy behavior.
The Pomeranian, also called the Pom-pom or just Pom, is a small lively dog that is
extroverted in nature. It is a constantly alert and curious dog.
Pomeranians are one of the more popular dogs today. They are adorable little canines
that are great companion dogs as well as show competitors.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/)

76

Pomeranian Origin
The Pomeranian is a spits type breed of dog. It is considered part German Spitz.
Hence, it is often referred to as the Toy German Spitz. The name Pomeranian was taken
from a region in Central Europe, Pomerania. Its small size classifies it as a toy breed of dog.
The Pomeranian was originally used to herd sheep. They were significantly larger and
heavier back then. Past Pomeranian owners include Marie Antoinette, Emile Zola and
Mozart. Queen Victoria was also fanatical about Pomeranians and subsequently made them
very popular in England.
Royalty preferred smaller breeds. So, breeders began shrinking the Pomeranians to
the now customarily smaller size of 4 to 5 pounds. Today, Pomeranians are considered
companion and show dogs.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/)

Pomeranian Appearance and Abilities


The Pomeranian is a compact little dog with a fox-like expression. Pomeranians have
heavily plumed tail that are set high and lies flat on the back.
They have a thick double coat. The outer coat is long, straight, glistening and harsh in
texture while the undercoat is soft and dense. The coats are abundant, forming a frill which
extends over the shoulders and chest. The profuse stand-off double coat usually comes in
solid colors. Any solid color is allowed, but the most common are red, orange, white or
cream, blue, brown or black. Pomeranians are talented little dogs. They excel as watchdogs
and they have surprising agility. They also thrive in performing tricks.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/)

Temperament and Tendencies of the Pomeranian


Pomeranians are lively and full of fun. They are very intelligent and eager to learn.
They want to be taught and will do their best to learn. Pomeranians are devoted and loyal to
their owners. They always seek companionship and want nothing more than to be with their
family.
They are docile and affectionate. Traits that endear them to many even to those that
are not really particular to toy breeds. Pomeranians are curious dogs; they are always alert
and always seem to be busy. Even though they always want to be around their owners, they
can be independent and capable of looking out for themselves.
With proper socialization, they can get along with other dogs and other household
animals. Pomeranians are extroverts, exhibiting great intelligence and vivacious spirits,
making them great companion dogs as well as a competitive show dogs.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/)

Pomeranian Training and Care


Pomeranians requires a firm and consistent owner. As owners, you should never allow
Pomeranians to develop Small Dog Syndrome, a human induced behavior that makes small
dogs believe that they are the pack leader. This is quite common because Pomeranians are

77

very adorable dogs that they are often treated like babies and not given any rules to follow.
Just like all dogs, treat them with natural authority and always assume the top spot of the
pecking order.
The Pomeranians very long, double coat should be brushed frequently. Dry shampoo
when necessary. Clean the eyes and ears daily and take the dog for regular dental checkups.
The Pomeranian is a constant shedder.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/)

Yorkshire terrier

The Yorkshire terrier, is a toy dog breed that originated in Great Britain. They were
originally used as a lap dog and fashion accessory by Victorian aristocracy. Many dog
experts believe that this breed was created by crossing the Skye terrier, Clydesdale Terrier,
the Manchester Terrier, the Paisley and the Maltese.
The Yorkshire terrier is petite and it only stands between 6 and 9 inches tall and it
weighs between 3 and 7 pounds. They have a silk long coat that is variegated. Steel blue and
tan are common shades found in their coat.
They are sometimes hard to house train as it is difficult to catch them in the act of
going to the bathroom. It is important to supervise them at a young age to avoid them getting
in the habit of using your carpet as a bathroom.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/

Yorkshire terrier Origin


For adult Yorkshire Terriers, importance is placed on coat color, quality, and texture.
The hair must be glossy, fine, straight, and silky. Traditionally the coat is grown-out long and
is parted down the middle of the back, but "must never impede movement."
From the back of the neck to the base of the tail, the coat should be a dark gray to a black
color, and the hair on the tail should be a darker black. On the head, high chest, and legs, the
hair should be a bright, rich tan, darker at the roots than in the middle that shades into a

78

lighter tan at the tips. Also, in adult dogs, there should be no dark hairs intermingled with any
of the tan colored fur.
Adult Yorkshire Terriers that have other coat colors than the above, or that have
woolly or extra fine coats, are still Yorkshire Terriers. The only difference is that atypical
Yorkshire Terriers should not intentionally be bred. In addition, care may be more difficult
for "woolly" or "cottony" textured coats, or coats that are overly fine.
One of the reasons given for not breeding "off-colored" Yorkies is that the color could
be a potential indicator of a genetic defect that may affect the dog's health; a careful health
screening can clarify if any health risks exist.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/

Puppy coats
A newborn Yorkshire terrier puppy is born black with tan points on the muzzle, above
the eyes, around the legs and feet and toes, the inside of the ears, and the underside of the tail.
Occasionally Yorkies are born with a white "star" on the chest or on one or more toes. Also, a
few Yorkies are born with a red tint in their coat, but that is only when the parents also have
this trait. It is also common to find white patch on one or more nails. These markings fade
with age, and are usually gone within a few months.
It may take three years or more for the coat to reach its final color. The final color is
usually a black/grayish color. P. H. Combs, writing in 1891, complained about show wins
awarded to puppies, when the dog's coat does not fully come in until three or four years old,
"and the honor of winning such a prize (for a puppy) can therefore be of but little practical
benefit to the owner" since the adult dog's color cannot be exactly predicted.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/

Yorkshire terrier Training and Care


Owners may trim the fur short for easier care. For shows, the coat is left long, and
may be trimmed to floor length to give ease of movement and a neater appearance. Hair on
the feet and the tips of ears can also be trimmed. The traditional long coat is extremely high
maintenance. To prevent breakage, the coat may be wrapped in rice paper, tissue paper, or
plastic, after a light oiling with a coat oil. The oil has to be washed out once a month and the
wraps must be fixed periodically during the week to prevent them from sliding down and
breaking the hair. Elaborate coat care dates from the earliest days of the breed. In 1878, John
Walsh described similar preparations: the coat is "well greased" with coconut oil, the dog is
bathed weekly, and the dog's feet are "carefully kept in stockings.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/

Temperament and Tendencies of the Yorkshire terrier


The ideal Yorkshire Terrier character or "personality" is described with a "carriage
very upright" and "conveying an important air." Though small, the Yorkshire Terrier is
active, loves attention, very overprotective and should not show the soft temperament seen in
lap dogs. Yorkshire Terriers, also known as Yorkies, are a little harder to train than some
other breeds of dogs. This results from their own nature to work without human assistance.

79

Yorkshire terriers tend to bark a lot. This makes them excellent watch dogs because
they will sound the alarm when anyone gets near. This barking problem can be resolved with
proper training.
(Source: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/)

Price of puppy
Score Grade
Type of puppy

Chihuahua

100,000 Baht

95,000-65,000 Baht

60,000-45,000 Baht

40,000-25,000 Baht

Pomeranian

85,000 Baht

80,000-65,000 Baht

60,000-45,000 Baht

40,000-25,000 Baht

Yorkshire
terrier

80,000 Baht

75,000-55,000 Baht

50,000-35,000 Baht

30,000-25,000 Baht

= Top Standard Grade


= Standard Grade
= Medium Grade
= Normal Grade

80

Sensory and physical structure


The sensory perceptions of these dogs were developed to provide excellent and quite
different from us. Dogs can foresee everything through the nose. To find the traces, dogs will
know immediately that how old of it and they can know particular direction that their owners
move to. In addition the dog can recognize the smell that comes out from human body that
we are angry, sad or scared. The dog ears are erect, while we think that everything is quiet,
the dog can hear better and the sight is farther than human. Dogs can feel the even slightly
movement from the remote and clearly visible than in times of low light. However cannot see
the red (Rob, 2008, p.11)

81

Picture: sadieshihtzu.com

82

Dog Service
Dog grooming
Dog grooming is one of your dog's basic needs and an important part of dog
ownership. Just like people, dogs need physical maintenance to look and feel their best.
Fortunately, dogs do not need to bathe as often as people, but you do need to learn how much
grooming your dog actually needs and keep it on a schedule. Generally, a dogs grooming
needs depend on the breed and hair type. If your dog has a skin, ear or nail condition, follow
your veterinarians instructions regarding grooming your dog. It is also important to use the
appropriate grooming tools. Here are some dogs grooming basics to remember.
(Source: http://dogs.about.com/od/grooming/tp/5-Basics-of-Dog-Grooming.htm)

Bathing dogs
We know that bathing dogs can be a difficult task, especially with the varying care
that different coat types need. So if your dog has a double coat and you want to find the best
way to bathe them, you can find the information you need here. The same goes for long, wool
and smooth coats to ensure that when it comes to bathing dogs, weve covered every aspect
you are interested in.
COMBINATION COATS
Before bathing combination coat breeds you
should brush the fur to remove dead hairs and to
prevent matting. When bathing dogs with combination
coats, you need to ensure you clean right down to the
route of the hair as this is where dirt can become easily
lodged and hidden. Pay particular attention to the area
under the legs, as well as the stomach and groin area.
In this case it is recommended that you use a
conditioner on the rear of both sets of legs as well as
the tail to help the coat stay strong and healthy. Now it
is time to dry your dog.

1. Thoroughly towels dry the coat, starting with the head and ears. Work down towards
the face, then the body and finally the legs and paws.
2. Before using a dryer, a combination coat needs to be brushed to prevent knots and
tangles forming. A slicker brush is the best option for this as it will help to remove a
large amount of dead hair. Make sure you cover the whole body and that you brush
through the whole depth of the fur.
3. Once you have done this you can use a dryer and the brush together. Following the
growth of the fur, use the brush and dryer to cover all areas, ensuring the dog has been
thoroughly dried.
4. After you have done this, use a combination comb to produce a consistent finish.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/288/combination-coats)

83

DOUBLE COATS
It is vital that you brush double coated
breeds thoroughly before bathing them to
prevent matting and tangles. When bathing
them, you should ensure the shampoo and
conditioner is thoroughly massaged into the
dense areas of fur around the ears, legs,
stomach and tail. Now you are ready to dry
your double coated dog.

1. Thoroughly towel dry the coat as it can absorb a lot of water. Start at the front of the
dog around the head and work your way towards the tail, ensuring you cover every
area.
2. After you have completed this use your hand dryer on a warm temperature at a quick
speed. Cover the coat, again working from front to back if you wish, making sure you
pay special attention to the dense areas of fur mentioned above.
3. Once you worked over the whole body once do the same again, this time while using
a slicker brush to help remove any dead hair, reducing matting, and to reach the roots.
4. The look can be finished by using a comb to smooth the hair into place.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/289/double-coats)

LONG AND WOOL COATS


With breeds that have wool and
long haired coats, mats and tangles can
occur frequently. This is why you must
brush the coat thoroughly before bathing,
as the matting will become worse if wet.
When shampooing your dog, be sure to
get to the root of the long or woolly hair
so that most of the dirt is removed. With
these coats it is recommended that you
shampoo the dog a second time so that
you can be sure your dog is fully clean.
Using a conditioner on these types of coat
is also helpful as it makes them look
much better and more manageable when
grooming.

84

1. Let your dog shake the excess water off its coat as this will benefit you. Lay a towel
on your grooming surface to place your dog on. This will help absorb more water
while youre towel drying the upper half of the body.
2. When towel drying a woolly or long haired dog, be gentle. Rub too hard and the fur
will start to tangle, making your job much more difficult. Instead, pat the coat dry
until it is as dry as possible.
3. You can move on to using the hand dryer. Use a gentle airflow and be sure to protect
the eyes using your hand. You can use a slicker brush, such as the Lawrence Original
Slicker, to help keep mats and tangles at bay during this process.
4. After you have completed the head, work down the body using the same method with
the brush and dryer.
5. To finish the look use a combination comb to ensure there are no mats or tangles left
in the coat.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/292/long-and-wool-coats )

SHORT AND SMOOTH COATS


When bathing dogs with smooth
and short coats, follow the same process in
the dog bathing guide. Once you have
towel dried the dog there are several
options that you can take as the next step.
On a warm day you can let the coat dry
naturally or use a human hair dryer if you
wish to. Dryers and blasters are available
specifically for use on dogs, with a product
such as the Pro 2000 Ionic Hair Dryer
being particularly useful for home
grooming. This section will guide you
through the process of drying smooth and
short coats, which should take around 15
minutes depending on the size of your dog.
1. Towel dry as much as possible, or
2. Once your dog has shaken, towels dry it as much as possible. Start with the body and
move up towards the head, paying plenty of attention to the ears. Now move onto the
legs and finally the tail, ensuring all areas have been dried.
3. You can now reach for the hand dryer. Starting with the ears, hold them in your hand
and use a medium heat until they are completely dry.
4. Now move onto the rest of the body, using a bristle brush to allow the air to reach all
areas of the coat. Make sure you dry all areas of the body, moving the brush
backwards and forwards as you do so.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/290/short-and-smooth-coats)

85

WIRE COATS
Before bathing a dog with a
wire coat, be sure to brush it
thoroughly to remove any dead or
loose hairs, as well as to remove mats
and tangles. When bathing a wire
haired breed you must pay special
attention to the quick areas of hair
around the hind breeches, collar and
tail. A conditioner on this type of coat
is not particularly beneficial.

1. With your towel start to dry the front half of the body, working from the head
downwards. Then move down the body, covering all areas and ensuring that as much
moisture as possible has been removed.
2. Now set your hand dryer to a warm airflow and work over the coat, using a slicker
brush in your other hand. You may see a lot of loose hair on the brush during this
process but dont worry, it is completely natural.
3. When you have finished drying the dog, go over it again with a comb. This will
remove any loose hairs that are remaining, preventing them from falling out over your
furniture and clothing.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/291/wire-coats)

86

Grooming by dog coat


Some aspects of dog grooming can be applied to all breeds, but there are variations
depending on what type of coat a dog has. This section will aim to identify the various needs
of several coat types and identify the best way for grooming different dog coats. There are
numerous things that have several variables when it comes to different breeds and they
should be done correctly to ensure your dog is healthy and happy.
Grooming different dog coats can be a tricky business if you dont know what you are
doing. Everything from bathing to brushing can, and sometimes does, differ and this section
will aim to highlight the differences and how they should be treated. The grooming kit that
you will need may differ, as well as how often your dog should be groomed and which areas
of the body need special care.
COMBINATION COATS

Breeds with a combination coat often need


a lot of regular grooming as one layer of the hair
is long enough to matt and tangle. Breeds such as
the Cocker Spaniel, Irish Setter and the Golden
Retriever have both a short coat and a longer coat.
The longer hair often needs high maintenance as it
can tangle if not groomed properly. Like most
breeds, they can be bathed between once a week
and once every 3 months, depending on the time
you have and what condition your dogs fur is in.

Before bathing a dog with a combination coat it is


essential to give it a through brushing to remove
any knots. If these arent removed they will become tighter when they get wet, making it
much more difficult to remove them. Combination coats require a large amount of grooming,
most of which can be done with a slicker such as the Ball Pin Slicker.
Start at the head of the dog, brushing in the direction of the coat. Using short strokes
will help you cover all areas and will gently remove mattes, rather than pulling at them. As
well as grooming the main areas of the coat, it is important with combination coated breeds
that you pay attention to the feathered areas too. These are often found around the legs and
tail, areas that can easily become tangled, so ensure you are thorough in these areas.
Once you have brushed your dog you can leave the process there or you can finish the
look using a comb such as the Resco Aluminium Maxi Combination Comb. This will help to
remove any loose hairs that are still in the coat, as well as smoothing it down and keeping the
coat looking smart.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/144/combination-coats)

87

DOUBLE COATS
Breeds with double coats include
Border Collies, St Bernards and Siberian
Huskys. Within this coat type there can be
differences of coat length depending on the
breed but, in general, double coated dogs
need a lot of grooming. When a dog within
this category starts to shed its coat you will
need to remove all loose hairs on a regular
basis as they are prong to matting.
Dogs with a double coat, like most breeds,
can be bathed between once a week and
once every three months. However, they
should be bathed more regularly when they
are shedding their coat to ensure it remains
in top condition. Brushing the a double
coated dog is a much more methodical task than brushing most breeds as you need to be sure
you are taking care of the undercoat as well as the top coat.
Starting at the bottom, split the coat into manageable vertical lines that you can work
through. Lift each line to expose the undercoat and then work along it with a slicker such as
the Tuffer than Tangles Slicker Brush to remove any loose hair and matting, moving up the
body as you complete each line. Once you have groomed the main body, move your attention
to the smaller areas of the body. Using the same brush work around the head, tail and legs.
Finally, use a comb such as the #69 Spratts Comb to ensure all loose hairs have been
removed and that all hairs flow in the right direction.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/145/double-coats)

HAIRLESS BREEDS
Dogs that come under the hairless breed
category are quite rare but usually require
different treatment than those with hair. Most
breeds within this coat type, such as the Chinese
Crested and the Mexican Hairless, have a small
amount of hair, usually found on the head, ears,
feet and tail. Due to the large amount of exposed
skin it will need regular attention, as well as
protection from the elements.
As well as the standard dog grooming equipment,
you will also need to purchase some baby oil or a
similar product to keep the skin healthy and in good condition. As the skin needs to be cared
for, it is recommended that you bathe a hairless dog once a week, or at least once a month.

88

When drying the dog, the skin can be towel dried and any hair can be dealt with using a hand
dryer on medium heat.
While hairless breeds have a small amount of hair, if any, it is still important to groom
it in the correct manner. Any hair on the head should be brushed with a pin brush, such as the
Hund-1 Greyhound Pin Brush, to remove any tangles and the same process should be
followed on the tail. Any hair around the feet should be brushed with a slicker such as the
Ancol Hedgehog Brush, ensuring it is neat and tidy.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/141/hairless-breeds)

LONG HAIRED BREEDS


Dogs with long coats are very highmaintenance, with their coats needing to be
brushed around three times a week or
more. Breeds such as Old English
Sheepdogs, Shih Tzus and Afghan Hounds
will quickly develop a matted coat if they
are not groomed often. In worse case
scenarios, the coat may have to be shaved
off if it cant be dematted.
Dogs with long coats should be bathed
between once a week and once a month,
depending on how dirty it gets and how
much time you have to spare. It is essential that they are brushed thoroughly before bathing
as any matts will become unmanageable if they get wet. When grooming a long haired dog,
an anti-static spray will come in handy as it makes the coat easier to brush. You can use a pin
brush such as the Maxi Pin Brush for grooming long haired coats, but make sure you cover
the whole coat thoroughly.
After you have sprayed the coat with your anti-static spray, start at the front of the
dog and brush the head, being extra careful as you do so. Once you have done this, move
onto the legs and brush each layer separately. Ensure you are being thorough so that all knots
and tangles are removed. After completing the legs, move on to the rest of the body while
following the same process. At this point you may want to use a slicker brush to groom the
friction areas under the legs.
Once all this is completed, go over the coat once more with a comb with wide teeth,
such as the Karlie Coarse Comb, to smooth the coat and remove any loose hairs. As long
haired breeds need regular grooming you will soon get used to this process, as will your dog.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/147/long-haired-breeds)

89

SHORT COATS
Dogs with short coats can range in
size from a Pug to a Beagle, all the way up
to a Labrador Retriever. What they all have
in common is two layers of short coats,
making it quite dense and effective against
the elements. During moulting periods dogs
with a short coat can shed quite a lot of hair,
making it essential that they are regularly
groomed. Like dogs with smooth coats, these
breeds can be bathed anywhere between
once a week and once every 3 months,
depending on how muddy it gets.
The best way to groom dogs with a short
coat is by using a slicker brush such as the Mikki Dual Brush and Slicker. This will help to
remove the large amount of dead hair from the coat, collecting it all on the brush. Working in
a systematic fashion, start at the front of the dog and work your way towards the back,
making sure you cover the underside and legs as well.
With short coated breeds it is recommended that you comb the dog after brushing too.
Again, this helps to remove any loose hairs as well as any tangles that may be present; an
item such as the Oster Finishing Comb is perfect for this job. Use the same process as with
the slicker brush to ensure all areas are covered.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/143/short-coats)

SMOOTH COATS
Dogs with smooth coats include breeds
such as Great Danes, Dalmatians and
Staffordshire Bull Terriers. They have one coat
of short hair that lies close to the body that is
shed quite regularly, although it is easy to
groom. As they only have a short coat they may
feel the effect of the elements, especially in
winter, so you may wish to buy a dog coat for
extra warmth.
Dogs with a smooth coat can be bathed between
once a week or once every 3 months, it all
depends on the time you have and how dirty
your dog becomes. After a bath a smooth coated
dog can be dried in the normal way and then
groomed using a bristle brush such as the Bentley Wooden Back Body Brush. Start at the
head and work your way towards the back of the dog using long strokes, ensuring all dead
hair is removed.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/142/smooth-coats)

90

WIRE HAIRED BREEDS


Dogs with wire coats include breeds such
as the Schnauzer, Border Terrier and West
Highland White Terrier. The wire part of the coat
is formed by the guard hairs that grow through
the softer undercoat. Full grooming should be
done by professional groomers, but regular
bathing and brushing can be done at home. Wire
haired breeds require frequent attention as they
can quickly become matted, especially as they
shed their coat.
Wire haired dog breeds do require some specific grooming that other hair types may not. For
example, terriers can easily get dirt stuck between their pads which causes discomfort so you
should check these regularly. Also, most wire haired breeds have copious hair around the
anus so it is essential you carefully trim hair away from this area to prevent soiling.
Dogs with a wire coat should be bathed between once a week and once every 12
weeks. When grooming these coats use an anti-static spray to help make it more manageable.
With these breeds, start at the back of the dog and use a slicker such as the Mars Flexi King
Slicker Brush to work in the direction the hair grows. After you have brushed each area, go
over it with a product such as the Karlie Combi Comb to remove any remaining knots.
Continue this process from the back to the front until you have covered the whole dog.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/148/wire-haired-breeds)

WOOL COATS
Dogs such as the Bichon Frise, Poodles and
Irish Water Spaniels all have wool coats but there
are a number of types of woolly coat that range
from curly to straight. Wool dog coats are one of
the most high-maintenance types as they grow
continuously and can easily become matted if they
are not regularly groomed. If you wish to style your
dog, particularly Poodles, it is recommended that
you seek professional guidance.
Dogs with a wool coat should be bathed more
regularly than other dogs, between once a week and
once every six weeks. When grooming a woolen coat you will only need a slicker brush and
some anti-static grooming spray such as Groomers Revitalize Anti-Static Spray. The spray
will help keep the coat in a manageable condition and make it much easier to brush.
With wool coats it is best to start grooming at the head, brushing the top knot first.
Then move onto the ears and then the legs. If your dog has a short coat brush against the
growth of the hair, if it is longer brush with the growth. Now brush the rest of the dog,
making sure you remove all the tangles and mattes.
(Source: http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/146/wool-coats )

91

Grooming behavior depends on the purpose of the party.


Pet Quality: Dogs that has not met the standard strains but still have that pedigree dogs are
purebred. No cross breeds. Grooming salon for dogs will be required by the breed standard.
Show Quality: A Dog's true a distinguishing feature that be compliant with the real species.
Dogs are descended from ancestors of the contest and eligible for the contest. Dog Grooming
with these features are appropriate to the contest.
(Institute for small and medium enterprise development, 2003, p.10)
Form service.
Bathing + Grooming + nail + ears.

Bathing + nail + ears.


Grooming + nail + ears.
Eliminate Ticks - punch.
Hair Treatment
Hot Oil

Determining sale price


If a dog is no longer a health problem or a matted coat, pricing depends on many
factors, such as service dog salon size and weight of the dog or if the dog has health problems
and the condition of the hair, the price will increase. Price is not a fixed rate depending on the
difficulty of the task.
Form Service

Price Approximate Amount.


(Baht)

Bathing + Grooming + nail + ears.

250-400

Bathing + nail + ears.

80-200

Grooming + nail + ears

150-250

Eliminate Ticks - Punch.

50-200

Spa + Body massage

350-550

Hair Treatment

50-100

Hot old

150-400

Dog waste hair removal at point.


Nail

20
100-150

92

Dog Training
: Basic Level is the training a dog about discipline of dog initially such as:
Basic command
To Sit:
1. Stand in front of you dog because if you're standing in front of your dog, they have
more focus on you, and you will be in a controlling position over him/her.
2. Hold the treat in the palm of your hand and close your hand. Put your hand near the
dog's nose.
3. Take the hand that has the treat inside and slowly move your hand over your pups
head and toward its tail.
4. Say your dog's name and give it the command "sit."
5. Right when your dog sits say "good dog" or "good boy/girl" and give it a treat.
6. Praise your dog abundantly and give your pet a treat for any movement that
resembles the sit position.
7. Release your dog from the sit position using the words "release" or "free"
command.
8. Repeat this trick for about five minutes so your dog can understand and
comprehend the trick. After awhile your dog may get bored so do it some more the
next day. Your dog will not need to be rewarded after a while once it learns the
command. But still reward him or her every once in a while.
(Source: http://www.ehow.com/ BY Nathan Fisher, eHow Contributor)

To Stay:
1.Be sure your dog understands a release command, such as "free" or "okay," before
teaching this command.
2. Place your hand, palm open, in front of your dog's nose and give the command
"Stay."
3. Say "Good" at the exact moment your dog exhibits the behavior you want.
4. Give the release command immediately after (within 1 to 2 seconds), followed by
treats and unlimited praise.
5. Reward your pet even if she only "stayed" for 1 second; and always offer rewards
for even slight indications of understanding.
6. Lengthen the amount of time your pet remains in the stay position very gradually,
and slowly move farther away.
7. Remember to give the release command after every successful "stay" as you
increase the length of time your dog must remain in the position.
8. Avoid going into another room until your dog fully understands the command.
9. Train in 5-minute sessions.
(Source: http://www.ehow.com/ BY Nathan Fisher, eHow Contributor)

93

To Lay Down:
1. Use food or a toy as a lure: Depending on your preference, grab your dogs favorite
toy or a few pieces of his kibble. Youll use your chosen lure to guide your dog into
the sit position. If you decide to use food, keep a piece in reserve as a reward.
2. Give the command Spot, down: Use your dogs name to make sure you have his
attention followed by the down command.
3. Lower the lure down to the ground and forward: Hold your chosen lure, either a toy
or food, at your dogs nose level. Once his attention is focused on it, bring the lure
down to the ground between his paws and then move it out away from him. The
movement of the lure should form the letter L.As your dog follows the lure he may
lower his chest to the ground and keep his hind quarters in the air. If this happens,
move the lure forward a little or back between his front paws to get your dog to lay
down completely.
4. Reward your dog as soon as he lays down in the proper position. The instant your
dogs belly touches the ground and hes in the correct down position, pet him and give
generous praise along with the lure as a reward. You want your dog to associate the
feeling of his belly touching the ground with the reward so you can connect that
movement to the down command.
(Source: http://www.ehow.com/ BY Nathan Fisher, eHow Contributor)

To Give Paw:
1. Start teaching the dog to give its paw at as early of an age as possible.
2. Have the dog sit while facing you. Reach down and pick up the animal's right paw
while saying "shake" or "give me your paw."
3. Praise the dog in a soft tone. Release the paw and give the animal a treat as a
reward. Repeat the sequence four times in quick succession and then give the dog a
break for at least an hour. Repeat the session three times on the first day of training.
4. Start the second day of training by speaking the shake command three times before
lifting the paw. If the dog does not present its paw reach down and lift the paw while
giving the command. Praise the dog and offer a treat. Repeat the procedure until the
dog begins to lift its paw on its own.
5. Praise the dog profusely the first few times it properly executes the command.
Continue to offer treats until the dog shakes on command every time without fail.
6. Wean the dog off the treats gradually as it becomes accustomed to performing the
trick. For example, start giving treats every other time the dog executes the command,
then every third and fourth time. Reduce the frequency of using treats as rewards until
the dog continually responds to the command without the reward of a treat.
7. Continue to always reward the dog with praise wherever the animal performs the
command properly.
(Source: http://www.ehow.com/ BY Nathan Fisher, eHow Contributor)

94

To stand up on their hind legs:


1. with your dog in front of you, raise a treat above and slightly behind their head.
Lift it high enough so your dog has to push up on to their hind legs to reach it. When
they do, give the treat.
2. Gradually work on improving your dogs balance. When theyve got the idea, add
in the command, stand tall! With practice, your dog should learn to balance on their
hind legs for a couple of seconds or more.
If your dogs mastered this trick easily and youd like to take it to the next stage, try
our Play dead Training Academy video for more ideas. Service charge
(Source: http://uk.pedigree.com/health-and-training/training-your-dog/teach-your-dog-to-stand-ontheir-hind-legs)

To Squat:
Tools / materials
Collar
Traction rope
Dessert
Toy

Steps / methods
1. The training method is: first dog chain tied, and asked it to sit down. The beginning
of training must help the chain, because it is easier to control the behavior of dogs.
2. Dog face first to issue the password of "attention", grabbed the collar of the dog, to
help the dog to sit up.
3. Support the dog backs to it a sense of security. When the dog to sit up, to make it
back sticks to your legs, a hand holds on the dog's neck.
4. If your dog to resist the action can be taken to hand leaning on the neck with one
hand and patted the dogs chest to appease the position, let it rest assured.
5. Next, the leg is slightly bent, with his knee on the back of the dog, but we still need
to hand on the neck of the dog, gradually reduce the strength of support.
6. Continue to stand in the rear, but a little step back, do not hand on it, let the dog
stand on its own.
7. Please stand to the right side of the dog, the rope holding the dog with his left hand,
right hand assumed the posture of a fist, gently with your foot, right foot of the dog,
and guide it automatically standing.
8. Once the dog can be quite want to sit up after the immediate reward. The final
training is to untie the dog rope and try to extend the standing time of the dog.
9. Complete the action training, real-time untied the rope dog can stand up straight,
put attention beautiful posture.
(Source: http://www.howtox.net/how-to-train-dogs-squat-stand-it-58893)

95

Service charge
Dog Training
Basic command course

Price
18,000 Baht

Excluding food and medical expenses. Divided into two installments paid 14,000 Baht
Period of training.
The basic course it takes about two months during the last month of training
dog owners must to learn how to use the dogs to be able to command and control
dogs.

Advance Level
To crawl:
1. Place a few treats in your hand, and give your dog the lay down command. Lay on
the floor with your dog within arms reach.
2. Facing your dog pat the floor, convince your dog to come towards you, and say the
word crawl. Do not use the word come or your dog may start to confuse the word
come with crawl.
3. If your dog starts to get up when coming towards you, very gently push your dog
down while you give the crawl command. Once your dog manages a short crawl to
you immediately give a lot of praise, petting, and a treat reward. Repeat this step at
least 3 times for no longer than 10 minutes. Try to do this at least twice a day.
4. When your dog is able to manage a short crawl, gradually increase the distance. As
your dog is crawling towards you say the word crawl over and over again until your
dog reaches you. Then give your dog plenty of praise and a treat.
5. Keep increasing the distance, and make sure you repeat the lessons at least twice a
day. Gradually phase out the treat rewards, but always, always give your dog plenty
of positive praise for following the command.

96

To back up:
Teaching your dog to BACK UP is a valuable skill. If your pet likes to dash out the
door or crowd you going in or out, you can tell her to BACK UP so you can come and go
freely.
1. To teach your dog to BACK UP, begin first by working with her on a leash. Have
your dog walk a few steps with you. Give the command to STAY. Walk a few paces
out and turn to face your dog. (Your dog should remain standing. If she tries to sit,
correct her.) Begin to walk back to your dog. As you walk forward give the command
BACK UP. Most dogs will naturally back a few steps if you walk directly at them.
Make your movements natural and non-threatening. A frightened dog may turn and
run away! If your dog keeps moving away to the side, you can try the same exercise
between two couches. That way, there is only a narrow gully in which your dog can
maneuver. If you're in front of your dog, and moving toward her, she only has one
way to move backwards!
2. If your dog does not move at all, use a small amount of pressure with your hand or
thigh to your dog's chest as a signal to move back. Once your dog retreats a step or
two, praise her and give her a reward. As your dog masters this skill, try it with the
dog in a sitting position. This stage is a little harder, as it requires your dog to rise,
take a little hop-step back, and then return to the sit position. Once she can
reliably perform BACK UP on command, try removing the leash and giving the
command from a greater distance. Soon, she might even start break dancing!
3. Continue to practice this over and over. Always use a happy singsong voice and
lots of positive reinforcement. Eventually, your dog will understand what you want
her to do.
4. The way to success in teaching your dog tricks is patience, practice, praise, and
persistence. Every step in the right direction should be rewarded as though she had
just won the lottery. Tricks are fun learning how to do them should be fun, too.

To play dead:
1. Take your dog on a walk or have an active play session before beginning to teach
him to play dead. This will tire him and make him ready to lie down on command
2. Make learning a new trick fun for your dog. Always use praise and positive
reinforcement to encourage your dog to perform a new trick. Use a food treat to teach
your dog to play dead
3. Train your dog in basic obedience skills before beginning new tricks. He will need
to understand the command to sit before he can learn to lie down.
4. Tell your dog to sit. Hold a treat in front of his nose and quickly move it down to
the floor or ground. Say "Down" as you lower the treat. Your dog will follow the treat
with his nose and will soon be lying down when he hears you give the "Down"
command.
5. Notice which side your dog is leaning toward. Hold a treat in your right hand just in
front of his nose and move it in a circle. Your dog will follow the treat with his nose,
causing his head and upper body to turn over.
6. Give the command to "roll over" and push him over on his back so you can give
him a good belly rub and praise him in a happy, sing-song voice. Make him feel like
he has just done the greatest thing.

97

7. Reward him with a treat when he stays down lying on his back. Repeat this process
in 5 to 15 minute sessions until your dog has learned to lie down and roll over.
8. Start gradually changing from moving your hand in a circular motion and start
pointing at your dog, saying "play dead." Move farther away from your dog and give
the "play dead" command when you point at him. Eventually you will be able to tell
your dog to "play dead" and he will immediately flop down and roll over on his back.

To hold something:
1. Choose a crate. Pick a crate that is large enough for your dog to turn around in and
stand up in comfortably. If your dog is not full size yet, purchase a crate that will be
big enough for him when he is an adult. Use dividers to make the crate smaller. If the
crate is too big, the dog may use part of it as a bathroom which defeats the purpose.
2. Acquaint your dog with the crate. Your dog will probably not like the crate
immediately. Work slowly and help him feel comfortable with the crate by throwing
in treats or toys to lure him inside. Praise him while he is in the crate. Start by leaving
the crate open, then close the crate for longer and longer periods. As the dog becomes
more comfortable, practice leaving him inside the crate alone for a few minutes. Make
sure you say your training word, such as kennel or bed, every time he goes into
the crate so he will associate that action with the command.
3. Establish a schedule. Dogs will do better with crate training if they are on a set
schedule. Because dogs will need to use the bathroom within 30 to 60 minutes of
eating or drinking, you should arrange his feeding schedule so you can take him out
when he needs to go
4.Leave your dog. Once you have established the schedule and helped your dog feel
comfortable with the crate, you can begin leaving him in the crate while you are at
work. Use the command and treats to lure your dog into the crate, praise him, and
leave.
5. Take your dog outside immediately. As soon as you come home, go to the crate.
Either let your dog go out into his fenced backyard or put him on a leash to go outside
with you. He will have to use the bathroom so stay outside with him until he goes.
When he does, praise him enthusiastically so he will realize this is a desirable
behavior.
6. Clean the crate, if necessary. Dogs sometimes have accidents in their crates during
the early stages of training. Make sure to thoroughly clean the crate if this happens.
Use a cleaner that will destroy the enzymes in the bathroom so the smell is destroyed.
If the smell remains, the dog may assume his crate is an appropriate bathroom spot.
7. be consistent and patient. Keep your dog on the same feeding and bathroom
schedule all week long. Also, be patient and realize crate training dogs takes time.
House training will not happen overnight for any dog but housebreaking some dogs
will take longer than for other dogs

98

To weave poles:
1. Get your dog's attention; your dog will need to have a certain amount of respect and
discipline to attempt pole weaving. This will include listening to you and paying
attention to your commands with rewards.
2. Line the weave poles in a staggered position. This will allow the dog to pass
through with minimal to no weaving. This will give the dog a basic understanding of
what is expected of him with each pole. Complete this task several times to ensure
proper understanding between you and the dog.
3. Move the poles closer together creating a tight space for the dog to pass through.
You will notice the dog moving its body slightly to pass through all the poles. This is
the beginning of the weaving process.
4. Reward the dog after every completed task. This will encourage the dog to continue
with excitement.
5. Push the poles together so they are aligned straight. This will require the dog to
make a full weave motion in order to get to the end of the course and receive his
reward.
To jump over obstacles:
1. Research the breed of your dog to see if jumping is recommended, or if it is not a
good idea for your particular breed of dog. Also read to see how high you can expect
your breed to be able to jump.
2. Make an appointment with the vet before beginning to teach your dog to jump. No
matter what breed of dog you have, it is important to make sure she has a clean bill of
health before beginning jumping. If she has any conditions that make it not good to
jump, your vet can tell you.
3. Start with a jump that is not higher than 6 inches off the ground when you begin
training. Put the jump out in the yard with the dog and let him get familiar with it.
Leave the jump in the yard for a couple of days so he learns it is not something to
fear.
4. Lead the dog to the jump by holding onto her collar. Hold a treat in your other hand
and extend it to the other side of the jump. Give the verbal command "jump."
5. Move the treat to the dog's nose and then back it up again to the other side of the
jump. At the same time, put pressure on the dog's collar towards the treat and the
jump.
6. Praise the dog with enthusiasm when she jumps over the obstacle, and give her the
treat.
7. Increase the height of the jump gradually, after he has mastered the initial jump. Be
sure to stay within the recommendations for your dog's breed.

99

Service charge
Dog Training

Price

Advanced Training Course

10,000 Baht

This price your dog must has completed its training of basic course first, excluding
food and medical expenses.
Period of training
Advanced courses will be month to month. All the command will depend on
the potential of dog.
Condition
All dog breeds can be trained.
The age of a dog shall not be less than five months or vaccination full course.
Dogs must not have flea and non-infectious
Dogs must be eating only premium food grade.
Dog owners can visit as often as you like.
All dogs will swim at least 1 time a week for strengthen muscles.

100

How to learn the dog language?


Dogs have a language that allows them to communicate their emotional state and their
intentions to others around them. Although dogs do use sounds and signals, much of the
information that they send is through their body language, specifically their facial expressions
and body postures. Understanding what your dog is saying can give you a lot of useful
information, such as when your dog is spooked and nervous about what is going on, or when
your dog is edgy and might be ready to snap at someone. You do have to look at the dogs
face and his whole body.
To help you, I have created a sort of visual version of a Berlitz phrase book to allow you to
interpret the eight most important messages your dog is sending to you.

1. Relaxed Approachable

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This dog is relaxed and reasonably content. Such a dog is unconcerned and unthreatened by
any activities going on in his immediate environment and is usually approachable.

101

2. Alert- Checking Things Out

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

If the dog has detected something of interest, or something unknown, these signals
communicate that he is now alert and paying attention while he is assessing the situation to
determine if there is any threat or if any action should be taken.

3. Dominant Aggressive

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This is a very dominant and confident animal. Here he is not only expressing his social
dominance, but is also threatening that he will act aggressively if he is challenged.

102

4. Fearful and Aggressive

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This dog is frightened but is not submissive and may attack if pressed. A dog will generally
give these signals when he is directly facing the individual who is threatening him.
5. Stressed and Distressed

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This dog is under either social or environmental stress. These signals, however, are a general
broadcast of his state of mind and are not being specifically addressed to any other
individual.

103

6. Fearful and Worried

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This dog is somewhat fearful and is offering signs of submission. These signals are designed
to pacify the individual who is of higher social status or whom the dog sees as potentially
threatening, in order to avoid any further challenges and prevent conflict.
7. Extreme Fear- Total Submission

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

This dog is indicating total surrender and submission. He is trying to say that he accepts his
lower status by groveling before a higher ranking or threatening individual in the hopes of
avoiding a physical confrontation.

104

8. Playfulness

Picture: 27to30.wordpress.com

Here we have the basic invitation to play. It may be accompanied by excited barking or
playful attacks and retreats. This set of signals may be used as a sort of punctuation mark to
indicate that any previous rough behavior was not meant as a threat or challenge.

( Source: http://27to30.wordpress.com/2012/02/02/nous-aimons-les-animaux-quest-ce-que-vous-pensez/)

105

Dog Hotel Dog Day Care


(Size S) (< 11 kg)
(Size M) (>11 23 kg)
Accept taking care of dog seven days a week or festival, 20 Dogs is mix for tack care
the dog thoroughly, clean the inside and outside at all times, prevent harm and missing, have
snacks for dog, service of IP camera for sent the picture of your dog by Line,Whatsapp etc.
Routine
08.01-11.00 Exercise
11.01-15.30 stay in the dog house.
15.31-18.30 Exercise
18.31-22.30 stay in the dog house.
22.31-23.00 the late piss.
23.01-08.00 stays in the dog house.
Regulations for a dog.
Open 9:00 to 18:00 a.
All times are by appointment only.
Get a dog up to 10 years of age.
Get a dog and walk normally visible.
Get a dog is sick. No diseases.
Omission of the dogs had a fierce growl.
Omission of the dogs with flea.
Suspend deposits during the breeding female dogs.
Cease to dogs weighing over 23 kg. higher.
Cash only.
Dogs bite other dogs. Owner must pay for all drugs.
Dog bite Moderators. Owner must pay for all drugs.
Leave all the dogs that come to the concert's anti flea spray.
Leave the dog daily. (Fan) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 50 baht / day (70 meals / day).
(Size M):60 baht / day (80meals / day).
Offers a full 3 days. Dog gets a bath + driver + hair trim hair free grace.
Leave the dog weekly. (Fan) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 340 baht / day (includes food 470 baht)
(Size M):410 baht / day (includes food 540 baht)

Dog gets a bath + bath solution to get rid of fleas, ticks, high quality + Drive + trim fur coat
free grace.

106

Leave the dog monthly. (Fan) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 1,450 baht / day (includes food 2,070baht)
(Size M):1,750 baht / day (includes food 2,370 baht)

Dog gets a bath + bath solution to get rid of fleas, ticks, high quality + Drive + trim fur coat
free grace.
Leave the dog daily. (Air conditioner) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 150 baht / day (170 meals / day).
(Size M):160 baht / day (180meals / day).

Offers a full 3 days. Dog gets a bath + driver + hair trim hair free grace.

Picture: zimbio.com

Leave the dog weekly. (Air conditioner) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 1,040 baht / day (includes food 1,170 baht)
(Size M):1,110 baht / day (includes food 1,240 baht)

Dog gets a bath + bath solution to get rid of fleas, ticks, high quality + Drive + trim fur coat
free grace.

107

Leave the dog monthly. (Air conditioner) This price except New Year and Songkran.
(Size S): 4,450 baht / day (includes food 5,070baht)
(Size M):4,750 baht / day (includes food 5,370 baht)

Dog gets a bath + bath solution to get rid of fleas, ticks, high quality + Drive + trim fur coat
free grace.

Picture: zimbio.com

Picture:petsmyfriends.blogspot.com

108

Chapter 3
Marketing Feasibility
Study

109

Market Analysis

General Environment Analysis

Picture: eiamsri.wordpress.com

Political Factor:
The news nowadays reported that the numbers of dogs that attacked or killed people
were increasing because most dogs lack intention from owners; receive wrong treating or
escaping dogs. Some dogs bark and make a loud noise which annoys other people. From all
these reasons, the government enacted the law about raising animals.
14

When going outside with a dog, making sure that you keep your dog under close
control, keep your dog safe, are sure that dogs do not annoy other people, and its very
important to clean up the dogs faces. Moreover, before owners driving out home, owners
have to keep the dog in a cage. Everything owners do without keeping their dog safe, owners
can be fined up to 6,000 baht or be in jailed because it is an offence under Section 59.
15

Owners should be with dogs every time going outside, and be sure that a dog is on a
leash especially the fierce dog like Rottweiler. A leash should be long 50 centimeters and
dogs walkers should older than 15 years old, and clean up the dogs faces. If owners do not
follow the rules, it is an offence under the Public Health Act 1992; owners can be fined up to
5,000 baht or be in jailed. If the victim or other people want to complain, they need to take
picture or have any evidences to sue dogs owner. If dogs bite other people, owners have to
pay double fine or compensate for damages. If dogs annoy or bite people around the
developed housing, owners can be fined 1,000 baht or donate 500 baht.
14

http://natjar2001law.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post_07.html

15

http://www.siamturakij.com/home/news/display_news.php?news_id=413363961

110
16

For some special dogs, its necessary to muzzle the dog when going outside, walk
on a leash and a leash needs to be long 50 centimeters. The dog walker should older than 15
years old. If owners do not follow the rules, owners can be fined 10,000 baht according to the
Public Health Act 1992. All the special dogs are PittbullTerria, Bull Terria, Staffordshire
Terria or any dogs that had recorded on harming human.
From all these rules cause many people afraid and hesitate to raise dogs or having a
walk with dogs outside because they are afraid that their dogs may harm other people.
Moreover, it also reduces the number of dogs customers in pet shop and pet center service.
17

Government also specify the measure on keeping the environment to suit for living
by protecting people from any troubles, dangerous animals and any pathogen from dogs.
From many acts, owners need to be take care and control their dog away from harming
people, which cause many owners realize that there will be many expenses on vaccinating
their dogs, and from this high expenses, there will be many dogs are abandon in the future.
Step on transporting dogs via domestic travel
Transporting alive dogs: (Unaccompanied live pets - ULP): The rate for freight charge is
decreased 50%
The condition for animal transportation:
Thai Airways may accept only pet i.e. dogs and cats to be carried into the passenger cabin
provided that:
Such pets are accompanied by passenger.
Pet must be odorless, healthy and not pregnant.
Its weight including container must not exceed 10 KG.
Container must be leakage proof with maximum dimensions of 55x37x30 CM.
Container must be spacious enough for pet, has a possibility for fresh air to come.
Each passenger may bring only one container, and each container can include only

one pet.
Animal must come from an area where animal diseases are under control and free

from signs of infectious, contagious diseases including ectoparasites.


The country has been free from rabies at least 12 months or the animals are

vaccinated not less than 21 days prior to the departure.


Health Certificate must be in English only, signed or further endorsed by a full time

authorized government veterinary clinic of the exporting country and must stated
number, species, breed, sex, age, color or animal identification.

16
17

http://203.155.220.217/ehd/2009/downloadfile/ /C .pdf
.http://www1.port.co.th/eauction/inf_detail.php?sid=240

111
To comply with the notice of the Department of Livestock Development in Thailand,

following animals are not permitted to be transported into Thailand: Pitbull Terrier or
American Staffordshire terrier.
(Source: http://www.thaicargo.com/th/promotion/promotion.asp)

Live Animals
The acceptance of live animal consignments is subject to the conditions as described
in the IATA's Live Animals Regulations which are closely related to the type of
animals, type of aircraft, temperature at origin, en-route and destination, and
availability of animal attendant.
Animals in a consignment must be well fed and watered 12 hours before transporting.
If needed, food and watered should be provided.
Packing must be clean, leak-proof and escape-proof to allow safe handling during
carriage. A special "Live Animals" label shall be affixed with the handling
instructions completed.
Additional articles such as food accompanying the shipment must be included in the
chargeable weight and if being shipped as separate pieces, marked as forming part of
the shipment.
Confirmation must have been received of reserved space on flights and possible
connecting flight(s) of other airlines up to the airport of destination.
Live animals may not be consolidated with other goods but a consolidated shipment
may be wholly composed of live animals.
Health documents and Shipper's Certification for Live Animals are generally required
for every shipment of live animals.

(Source: http://www.oocities.org/thaicargo/domestic/avi.htm)

112

In solution: we find solutions to these problems by Animal ID chip, which is the basis of the
RFID technology that TIDI researched and designed by the standard ISO 11784-85, which is
standard of the animal identification, By format of the data in a systematic and chip data in to
animals and use machine-readable to scan the data, which can indicate data within the dog's
owner, where it coming, history of dog injection, what species, etc., which can reduce the
time to check the data of dog when transportation and less cost.
Embedded microchip in the dog is a standardized and precision for monitoring and ensuring
that it is safe to transport and the owner

(Source: http://www.bloggang.com/mainblog.php?id=vastoday&month
=30-09-2007&group=10&gblog=9)

113

Social Factor:
In the society of high competition including with the changing of environment such as
traffic jam, crimes, addiction, finance problems and so on affect the stress on people and
cause many people to suicide. 18From the poll showed that many Thai businessmen get stress
and ranked in the fifth worldwide; next below Greece, Chinese, Taiwan and Vietnam.
On 4 February 2012, Mr. Hien Passco, the executive director of Grandtorntan
Thailand revealed that the survey about the stress of the executive director and the Chief
Executive Officer among 39 group member economies in 5 major industries comprised with
manufacturing, servicing, trading, constructing and industry showed that Thai executives got
stressed and ranked in the fifth of the world within the past 12 months. 55% of Thai executive
got stressed and Greece businessmen got stressed 67%, Chinese businessmen got stressed
60%, Taiwan businessman 57% and Vietnam 56%
Mr. Hien said that the cause of stress is the flooding in Thailand last November and
the number of stress increase from 10% to 55% within one year. There are many ways that
Thai executives use to relax from stress; 33% are playing sport or exercise, and 32% are
doing activities at home. Mostly Thai executives have only 8 days for vacation a year;
Japanese have 5 days and Chinese have 7 days for their vacation a year. On the other hand,
people in Netherland, Russia and Denmark have long vacation and they get lower stressed.
Most people choose to stay with themselves quietly or going out for relax instead of taking
care their pets.
(Source: http://www.dailynews.co.th/thailand/10850)

Technological Factor:
19

Technology is developed too fast and related to everything in our daily life. The
development of technology changes our society to the world of communication. The advance
of technology helps us communicate easily throughout the world. There are many advantages
of technology such as entertainment, communication and working. All of these things cause
people far from natural or stay with their pets. In the past, people stay with dog as their
friends, but now people choose technology to be their friends instead of dogs. As now
technology can do everything like raising animals, and it is really like the real activity or
some people buy robot to protect their home instead of using dog. The comfortable of
technology affect the dog business so much as they think technology can help them more.

18
19

http://www.dailynews.co.th/thailand/10850
http://202.28.25.135/~chetta/website/work/Technology/assignment_01.htm

114

Picture: gototechcctv.com

Picture: tabletthai2012.blogspot.com

Picture 1: Technology toy


Picture 2: The security camera is used to protect our place instead of dog.
Picture 3: The advanced technology which is used to communicate and used for entertaining
, relaxing instead of playing with pet.
But that may not be a replacement same dog in 100% because CCTV cameras can
only capture the scene after have the thief that made owner aware and careful to delay.
But 20dogs can bark when people unfamiliar both in the day and night, the sound of the dog
make owner and neighbor beware immediately when have the problem in time and not only
the protection of human, the dog can barking beast chases as well as snakes, etc.
Second, toy technology created to replace the real dog but it with a limited system,
non-diversified, touch unrealistic. Unlike dogs, that can communicate, and how they make
you feel like a real intelligent, honest, a playful of dog, etc. Which people who pet the dog
can help the mind of the people as well.
Finally, the use of technology of communication in the loneliness of human Which
may not be available 24 hours a day, which the world may addicting on-line media to
consume too much ,so make the people not a reality and sick if not relax enough. But dogs
can also become friends with sincerity and do not impair the health of the rest.

20

http://www.thaihomealarm.com/article/%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%AB%E0%B8%A5%E0%B9%87%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%
B1%E0%B8%94-vs-%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%82-vs%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%A5%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%88%E0%B8%A3%E0%
B8%9B%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%94-vs%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%8D%E0%B8%8D%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%93%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%99%E0%
B8%82%E0%B9%82%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%A2

115

Economic Factor:
First of all, the primary factor affecting the price of product is based on the law of
demand. There is an inverse, or negative, relationship because price and demand, or the
amounts of product consumers are willing to purchase. Consumers generally want to buy
more of a product when the price is low and less when it is high.
The second is elasticity of demand that refers to how sensitive consumers are to the
price of a specific product. Products with high elasticity are those in which a slight increase
in price will lead to consumers demanding less, or less revenue generated for the product. A
product may be highly elastic if there are various substitutes for it, if it is a luxury good or if
it is a product or service that consumes a large portion of the consumers' income. Very
inelastic goods tend to be items that are seen as necessities. A change in price is likely to
have no, or very little, change in the quantity demanded. An example of this would be
gasoline: Since it is required to fuel your car in the short term, there is likely to be little
change of quantity demanded based on a price fluctuation.
Moreover, the type of market that the product or service is being sold in affects
pricing decisions, for example, in a perfect competition there are many buyers and sellers of a
standardized product, so firms in this market are described as "price takers," which means
they cannot individually influence control over the price. If they desire to sell the product,
they must adhere to the market price. At the opposite end of the spectrum is an oligopolistic
market, where there are a small number of firms dominating one market. Since one firm is a
substitute for another in this type of market, consumers are very sensitive to price and will
quickly switch to another firm for the best price.
In Addition, during a recession prices tend to be lower as consumers are spending less
and demanding lower prices. After merchandise has been languishing on the aisles or in the
store for so long that it becomes a liability to the firm, the store slashes prices in order to
move older inventory. This is particularly true in the start of a recession when manufacturers
and retailers are projecting their sales on an assumption they will be operating in a stable
market. As evidence of the recession mounts, prices must be lowered in order to move this
merchandise and reduce the loss.

116

Competition Analysis (3C Analysis)


Competitor Analysis
About the analysis of competitors, we will show a comparison about competitors that
are assembled on the pet business situation in Chiang Rai. However, since the establishment
of that is most of it is clinic, so can less competition. And competitors who that have
complete business it very less in Chiang Rai. There are only a few of which are reflected in
the establishment of our line of business. And this list below can show of name of shop in
Chiang Rai
From a random survey of dog service
In Chiang Rai
30 November 2 December and 4 December 2012
By Call & Drive
0 = No service, 1 =Have little service, 2 = Have service
Place of Dog service

A. Muang

Grooming

Food &
Equipment
0

Sell Puppy

Training

Treatment

Day Care

1. Rimkok Veterinary
House:

2.Sahamit Pet Hospital

3.Pet Hospital

4.Ban Sud San Rak

5. Plant doctor /
Veterinarian.

6. Jum Nong
Veterinarian.

7. Veterinary house.

8. Raj Cha Yo Tha


Veterinary houses.

9.Ta-sud veterinarians

10.Chaing Rai
Rajabhat Pet Hospital

11.Dog Doo Dee Clinic


located near Mae Fah
Luang University

12. Ban jaow toob

117

Address From a random survey of dog service in Chiang Rai


1. Rimkok Veterinary House:

89/1 Rimkok, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000 Tel: 08-1884-3637

2. Sahamit Pet Hospital:

109/4-5 Sahamit Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000


Tel: 0-5371-6840

3. Pet Hospital:

20/3 Sankong Luang Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai


57000 Tel: 0-5375-6838

4. Ban Sud San Rak Store:

140/5 Super Highway Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai


57000 Tel: 0-5374-6468

5. Plant Doctor Veterinarian Store:

93/6 Prasopsuk Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai


57000 Tel: 08-9846-5564

6. Jum Nong Veterinarian:

20/5 Nong Bua Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000


Tel: 0-5374-2375

7. Veterinary House:

407 Soi 12 Sankong Luang Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang


Rai 57000 Tel: 08-1602-1052

8. Raj Cha Yo Tha Veterinary House:

88/5 Raj Cha Yo Tha Road, Robwieng, Muang,


Chiang Rai 57000 Tel: 0-5374-4466

9. Ta-sud veterinarians:

115 M. 3 Phaholyothin Road, Muang, Chiang Rai, 57000

10. Chaing Rai Cha Pat Pet Hospital:

80 M. 9 Paholyothin, T.Ban Du, A. Muang ,Chiang Rai 57100

11. Dog Doo Dee Clinic:

M.2 Baan-san-ton-kok, T. Ta-Sud A. Muang, Chiang Rai


Tel: 085 838 3845

12. Ban jaow toob:

Sankong Luang Road, Robwieng, Muang, Chiang Rai 57000


Tel: 089-7592176

118

PERCENT

The survey of dog service in Chiang Rai


2012
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Dog
Treatment

Food &
Equiment

Grooming

Day care

Sell puppy

Training

Tpye of service

The survey found that the property will mainly focus on the treatment of animals,
rather than by a percentage of 70 percent and sales of the dog equipment & dog food is 10
percent, grooming is 10 percent and day care is 10 percent of the business and 5 percent of
sell puppy and could not find anywhere that have training dogs in the business.
Therefore, T-Cup Dog Center is the first in Chiang Rai province gathered services for
the dog in one place, so that it convenient to choose the service and featured the ability to
meet the needs of our customers use the service satisfactorily with the best service.

Location of compentitor :

Sahamit Pet Hospital: 109/4-5


Sahamit road,T. Robwieng,
A.Muang, Chiang Rai.
Tel: 0-5371-6840.
Advantages:
1. Located near to downtown.

Disadvantages:
1. Crowded, close to the community.
2. No place to parking.
3. Far from suburb.

119

Jamnong Veterinary: 20/5 Nong Bua road,


T. Robwieng A. Muang, Chiang Rai
Tel: 053-742375
Advantages:
1. Located near to downtown.

Disadvantages:
1. Crowded, close to the community.
2. No place to parking.
3. Smaller
4. Dirty
5. Have Fetid
6. Locate a store difficult for people outside
the area

Dog Do Dee: M.2 Baan-san-ton-kok,


T. Ta-Sud A. Muang, Chiang Rai
Tel: 085 838 3845
Advantages:
1. Located near to Mae Fah Luang
University
Disadvantages:
1. No place to parking.
2. Smaller
4. Dirty
5. Have Fetid
6. Far from town
7. Limited of product

120

Animal Hospital (Dr.ar-non): Rd. San


Khong Luang T. Robweang A. Muang
Chiang Rai
Advantages:
1. Big stores.
2. Have two stores.
3. Open 24 hours.
Disadvantages:
1. Shop has impurities.
.
2. No parking for customer.
3. Internal food store has a foul odor.
4. Employees do not welcome to
customer
5. Locate a store difficult for people
outside the area

Chiang Rai food pet: Rd. prasopsuk


T. Robweang A. Muang Chiang Rai
Advantages:
1. Big stores.
2. Have many animal foods for select.
Disadvantages:
1. Locate a store difficult for people
outside the area.
2. Employee is working not a system.
3. Employees do not welcoming
customers.
4. The stores don't clean.
5. Have dog foods but not have
accessories for dogs.

121

Rd. San Khong Noi T. Robweang


A. Muang Chiang Rai
Advantages:
1. for customers that need dog food
low grade.
Disadvantages:
1. Not have store name.
2. Not have reliable.
3. No parking for customer.
4. Small stores.
5. Locate a store difficult for people
outside the area.
6. Dog food is low grade.
7. Have little dog foods for decision
to buy.

Rd. Sanambin T. Robweang A.


Muang Chiang Rai
Advantages:
1. Have many dog foods for
select.
Disadvantages:
1. Not have store name.
2. Not have reliable.
3. Locate a store difficult for
people outside the area.
4. No parking for customer.
5. Have many product but
small stores cause not easy to
buy product.

122

Rd. prasopsuk T. Robweang A.


Muang Chiang Rai
Advantages:
1. Big stores.
2. Have many animal foods for
select.
Disadvantages
1. Not have store name.
2. Not have reliable.
3. Locate a store difficult for
people outside the area.
4. No parking for customer.
5. Have dog foods but not have
accessories for dogs.

Conclusion disadvantages of the location of competitors.

Far

Fetid

15

Limited
Smaller

8
5

Dirty

15

No Relation
No Store name
No Parking

12
5
35

Concluded that most competitors will be disadvantages for Location or taking care of
the store show that, which is about 35% there is no parking available. A Minor smells and
clean accounted for 15% so make the customers don't want to come in and credible. The
theme of the service that not have a good relationship with customers is 12%, the product is
limited and does not come Tarragona base is 8%, the sign of shop that not have installed can
cause hand confused and with the place too small and crowded, so it is not easy to buy and
use the service.

123

Customer Analysis.

Segmentation

-Age
- Income
- Popularity,
Mental values.
-Fashion Trend

Dog Lover

New Generation

Student & Teen

Working Age

Family Member

12-17 years

18-24 years

25-59 years

25 years up

5,000Baht

6,000-10,000Baht

15,000-35,000 Baht

40,000 Baht up

5%

20%

25%

50%

Target market
Main goal

Family Group is main target market at


customers because this customer group are
able to complete the dog cause of they have
more time to take care and look after dog
Some family add the dog for member in
the family same them baby or for security.
The revenue collection for a long time and
the revenue have more in number of family,
so the power to purchase the goods and use
our services are most.

Secondary
goal

Working age & Student


groups because both groups
are fed by trend or wanted a
dog for a friend.
Have care less.

124

The popularity of dogs in Thailand


56
54

54
52
50
48

46

46
44
42
Family have dogs

Family no have dog now but have


been before

The public opinion shows that 2154 percent of one family house have dogs 1 -14 dogs
per household that average about 2-3 per household because them think it very important to
pet the dogs for prevent theft or pet for lonely ,no have son and them like the dogs. Another
46 percent do not have a dog now. But mostly, they have been pet the dog before but can't pet
it now because of affect of economic deflation and have a lot of cost, then the conclusion are
Thailand people like to pet the dogs. In particular, customers are in family member.
The strategy that we analysis customers in big group of customers in Chiang Rai are
in the majority, we split into three groups, namely: 1. Would a customer already beloved dog
and have their pet dog, then the second, among students who already have a dog or groups
who are interested in a T - Cup dog. The popular is with small dog because of the compact
design. The last group we will target people who have free time and need a friend for live it
our. Whether young both of women and men who still work or the elderly who have spare
time and want to have a dog as a playmate. Also, the price of the dog or service and
equipment isn't very expensive, according to the idea. "Thailand Pet Economy Will
Popular." Tansetthakirt. N.p., 1-4 Apr. 2012. Web. 5 Dec. They told: Trends in Thailand
reopens about pets business, exposing the people in Thailand flock to have pets. Expected by
can grew 20-25% market penetration billion and one of three countries in the Asia - Pacific
region with the highest growth. Trends revealed in Thailand facing dog small breed.
The Chihuahua Pomeranian after finding cheaper than 50% "in the economy. Our pet
dogs and cats grow up to 20-25%, but even in the presence of political issues but business in
a bad economy is growing at 15%, it can be seen that the pet industry is growing well.
Growth as "Thailand is one of three countries in the Asia - Pacific region with the highest
average growth rate of 20-25%.
For the growth of business in their pets expected growth rate of 15-20% due to Thailand to do
and more animals. Especially in small breed dogs, which flows into it because it costs less
transportation facilities. The species that are most popular include Chihuahua, Pomeranian
the breed is most popular, and big size is Goldenrecever forums etc.
21

http://www.doctor.or.th/article/detail/5490

125

The main market for pet food remained in the city have highest growth, followed
by Thailand, which is the center of the region, in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Rai, Lampang,
Lamphun to distribution etc.
The current behavior of the dog Thailand some changes especially in the high-income
group purchasing power to look more like a dog. The breed of dog to be a sensitive culture
method. Since food, medical care, even the life of a dog must have access to good equipment.
The way we have been dealing with quality equipment and prepare them to respond to these
customers in particular.
On the other side of our business, the customer is a business or consumer with
something tangible, not to lose money. In addition, it has been because the service is a
product of sales experience and expertise in providing services to male clients. If the
promotion is over, and also can make customer satisfaction, it would make a repeat purchase,
and how to tell which is a low cost but highly effective.

Competitive Analysis
In this competitive business marketing, we estimate in the business if, Opening shop
in Chiang Rai it not have so much competitor or just 2-3 Shops Because In Chiang Rai didnt
have Famous shop and open complete services like our shop. So, we aim at few competitive
but will race with other entrepreneur in more cost. Because we repeat quality and services to
pet and own pet for gain the most of trustworthiness look like bring up in their home.

126

STP Analysis
Figure 1: Create by T- Cup Dogs Center.
Dogs Training create
5%

Dogs Hotel
create
15%

Breeding and
Selling dogs
create
15%

Grooming Salon
create
45%

Food and
Accessory create
20%

Market Segment of T-Cup Dog Center


Market Segment
The market segments of the group are divided into five service market.
1.1: 1 st Service: Grooming Salon create 45 %
: Because the grooming we can service as often. Average two times a month
for one dog and dog spa that is the first one in Chiang Rai.
1.2: 2 nd Service: Food and Accessory create 20 %
: Because sales of food and equipment for dogs at least once a month 1-2
times a month.
1.3: 3 rd Service: Breeding and selling dogs create 15 %
: Because the dog needs to be the time for sell due to it takes time to get
pregnant, the breeders and for recuperate.
1.4: 4 th Service: Dogs Hotel create 15 %
: Because depends on the season and necessity of the customers to access the
service.
1.5: 5 th Service: Dogs Training create 5 %
: Because depends on the satisfaction of the customers to take the dog to
training or contest. Which course is going to take quite a long time about. 2-3 months of
training.

127

Market Target
We have analyzed the behavior of the various variables that can be set at two main
target groups.
1. The main customers, is a group of men and women aged 20-34 years and among single
women aged 50-65, married, like a dog with a curly outer part wool and a soft solid, long
endless and need to comb wool and cut wool once a month 2-3 times a month.
2. Domestic groups are the main customers, is a group of men and women aged 20-34 years
and among single women aged 50-65, married, like a dog the outer plush wool, straight down
in a short side. And stretching the skin, long wool is endless and need to be combed wool and
bathed 1-2 times a month.
Analysis of the variables inside customer behavior is present in humans; we are
increasingly popular pets, especially dogs. The most popular one because of its shape is
elegant and courtly character to separate species.
Moreover, in the role of the owner of dog increase in terms of nutrition and health and
to inquiries from existing stores in Chiang Rai to find that there is a need for Grooming and
bathing service and boarding service increases. Of such behavior, the restaurant can
accommodate T-cup dog. Customer needs to pay more attention to health, then the beauty of
the pets
Inside of variable of psychology; we analyze that when the dog gets more attention.
The role of the home guard can make do became part of the family pet. The lives of dog
matters that affect to the psychological state of the party very much and some of the culture
of life, well-being of pets can show pride of owner
The final analysis, variables establishing unity Shop T-cup dog by creating a one-stop
service to pets in order to create a convenient and save time and money to travel to use
service. The demand for products and services in the same place, management and promotion
in order to achieve maximum customer satisfaction.

128

Positioning
Wide Choice
T-cup dog center

Low Relationship

High Relationship

Limited Choice

= Sahamit Pet Hospital

= Chaing Rai Cha Pat Pet Hospital

Positioning business we focus on wide choice and excellent service combined with
the relationship. The wide choice all of food, equipment, grooming, spa for dog that have
many type that you can choose which most comprehensive and the first in Chiang Rai in
convenience, speed, quality, and reasonable price. T-cup dog center offers impressive
services which we offers expert guidance in purchasing, service provides phone call remind
customers when the time to inject a dogs ,Internet and water service for customers during
service, car service for send-pick a dog at home. For ensure customer satisfaction, satisfaction
to build brand loyalty and repeat purchase behavior in the end.
Move upward extension in order to promote our shop for make the people know in
one time, and make a difference to competitors because we are the first in Chiang Rai.

129

Figure Create by T-cup dog

Marketing Mix Strategy


Five force model by Porter
1. Rivalry among Current Competitors:
The pets industry is currently in the product life cycle in the Growth Stage.
Figure Create by T cup dog
Because of hotly competitive market with a high growth rate. By this reason, the
companies and stores offering products and services related to animals increases. And
provides a variety of marketing activities resulted in a number of animals and the importance
of their animals significantly increased. From the competition between the same businesses,
from the source mentioned above, we do not see a problem in this competition because of
surveyed pet shop in Chiang Rai. There are not many, but it's a small business and some
stores only have dog breeders are sold as animal feed, but some stores has a grooming salon
but nit boarding for dogs. The province of Chiang Rai is the city that has the low cost of
living; no investors come to invest, compared to its competitors. The advantage of the
integration of the business plan, and if the shop offers a full range of customers do not have
to travel to many places to use service.
2. Bargaining Power of Suppliers:
Bargain with the vendors for the equipment that we have a certain cost we not have
problems, but it may be a problem in the bargain purchase I variants, mother, dog breeders to
produce the first version to the reputation of the shop. And may be a group of who lovers dog
to negotiate the price of animal feed in the event of a shortage.

130

3. Bargaining Power of Customers:


In the negotiations with potential customers, we have negotiated more customers.
Whether it's the dog's price we have a selection of his association with the parent species. The
service we expect that if we have a reputation for customer service that is unfinished, it is not.
Refused to use the service since at least the people I would have the capacity to care for their
animals and to enjoy the party as well. The service animal required because of the skills and
the expertise to build relationships with customers, which is the main factor. On customer
satisfaction was willing to pay the cost of the services and value-added services.
4. Threat of Substitute Products or Services:
The threat of substitute products which are more in the type of services such as
grooming and bathing. Customers might using products to the shower to clean animal itself.
And if it cannot is substitute for the skill of the technician's expertise in aspects use of
equipment knowledge and skills in the dog's body, including bringing furnishing of services
to deployed, but once that is difficult to replace them. The threat, we can say 100% that it's a
very low risk. Unlikely to be due mainly to the service delivery and the same problems that
the threat of substitute products and services at the same time.
5. Threat of New Entrance:
The entry of the new competitors was difficult. There are many kinds of animals, and
each is linked to a stereotype. It may invest a certain high-yield first. And gradually began to
invest in the further integration new entrants to the market. If we have built up a strong brand
and is known as a very difficult customer and ears are threatened by new entrants. The results
of the analysis of the competition in this industry, the opportunity to grow their business by
responding to the needs of users and the quality of service and standards that are appropriate
to make a difference for customers ensures that T-cup dog center in Chiang Rai is a pet shop
that has been established and can be found in the minds of customers come to the inevitable.

131

Sale Forecast / Profit Estimation


Sale Forecast of Year 2013
Price
S
Product and Service Per Month

Jan

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Dogs Boots

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

95

118

39

39

26

37

29

36

31

4
Y1-Y3

84

Dogs Bows

44

68

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

Toy for Dog

38

34

5
590

37

690

MM1MM4
CC1

450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

48

40

49

124

140

137

1290

Dog Cage

Dog Food

May

Leash

SH6-SH7

Apr

Dog Collar

M1-M5

Mar

Sale Volume

Clothing for dogs

Mattress

Feb

Code
T1-T2

279

669

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

48

39

52

43

132
PD1

155
8

PD2-PD3
PD4-PD6

Snake for Dog

155

240

73

121

156

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35

SH9

135

SH10

60

56

44

40

38

38

48

27

31

85

SH11SH12
SH13

100

PF1-PF6

225

80

Dog Shampoo
Perfume

2
BD1

595

50

21

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

Dog Bowl

48

43

40

1
25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000
Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000
Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

1
Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000

Dog Train

1
1

3
1

5
3

200
Dog Grooming

10

10

29

10

10

50

50
Dog day care

10

133

Price
Product and Service Per Month

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash
Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog


Dog Shampoo

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9
M1-M5

Mattress

Jan

Code
T1-T2

280
590

690

MM1MM4
CC1

450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Percent

Total volume
5085

3390

3390

3390

2825

3390

3955

3390

3390

4520

5085

5650

47460

0.03551704

4095

3780

1890

1575

1575

1890

1890

1575

2205

2205

3150

4095

29925

0.022394594

4745

4380

4380

2920

3650

2920

2190

2920

2190

2190

5840

4745

43070

0.032231751

520

520

390

390

260

390

520

520

390

390

260

520

5070

0.003794172

1120

840

840

840

840

840

1120

560

840

840

1120

1120

10920

0.008172062

1290

860

1290

860

860

430

430

1290

1290

860

860

860

11180

0.008366635

1400

1400

700

1050

700

1050

1050

1050

1050

700

1400

1400

12950

0.009691228

1640

1640

2460

2460

1640

1640

1640

820

1640

2460

2460

3280

23780

0.017795938

1000

1000

750

500

500

750

500

750

750

500

1000

1000

9000

0.006735216

1100

1100

1100

1650

1650

1650

1650

1650

1100

1650

1650

1100

17050

0.012759493

1650

1100

550

550

825

825

825

825

1100

825

1375

1650

12100

0.009055124

1120

700

840

700

840

560

700

420

700

980

840

1120

9520

0.007124362

600

240

360

360

240

360

240

360

360

240

600

600

4560

0.00341251

900

180

360

540

540

360

540

540

540

360

540

720

6120

0.004579947

1400

1400

1120

840

560

560

280

560

560

840

560

1680

10360

0.007752982

3200

1920

2560

3200

1920

3200

2560

3200

1920

3200

1920

1920

30720

0.022989538

3870

3870

5160

5160

3870

3870

6450

2580

3870

5160

2580

5160

51600

0.03861524

1500

3000

2000

3000

2000

2000

2500

2500

1500

2000

1000

1500

24500

0.018334755

3726

4554

3726

3726

4968

4140

4140

5382

3312

3726

4968

4968

51336

0.038417673

4301

4692

5474

4301

5083

5083

4301

4692

4301

4692

3519

4301

54740

0.040965082

5214

4740

6636

6636

6162

5214

6636

5214

3318

4266

6162

4740

64938

0.04859683

6900

5750

5750

5750

4600

5750

3450

3450

4600

3450

3450

2300

55200

0.041309326

4470

4470

5960

4470

4470

2980

2980

4470

5960

5960

5960

5960

58110

0.043487046

7950

7950

6360

6360

4770

7950

7950

6360

6360

7950

7950

4770

82680

0.075621511

9400

9400

7050

7050

9400

7050

9400

9400

7050

7050

7050

11750

101050

0.075621511

1240

930

775

620

930

1085

775

775

930

1085

1085

1085

11315

0.008467663

4500

4500

3000

2625

3375

4500

3375

3750

3000

4125

4500

4125

45375

0.033956715

5873

5034

4195

5453.5

6292.5

5034

5034

6292.5

5034

6712

5873

4614.5

65442

0.048974002

95

114

76

95

114

76

76

95

95

57

76

95

1064

0.000796252

175

140

140

105

105

105

140

140

105

105

140

140

1540

0.00115247

175

105

140

140

175

105

105

105

70

35

175

70

1400

0.0010477

255

255

170

255

255

255

340

255

255

340

340

255

3230

0.002417194

1290

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35
85

134

Perfume

Dog Bowl

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12
SH13

100

PF1-PF6

225

80

BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000

Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000

Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

Dog Train

Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000
200

Dog Grooming

50

Dog day care


Total

270

540

405

270

270

405

540

675

405

540

405

405

5130

0.003839073

240

240

240

180

240

240

300

240

240

240

240

240

2880

0.002155269

300

400

200

100

100

100

200

300

400

200

200

200

2700

0.002020565

160

160

240

240

240

240

160

240

160

160

240

240

2480

0.001855926

450

225

225

225

450

450

675

450

450

225

450

450

4725

0.003535989

325

260

325

195

130

260

195

130

325

260

390

325

3120

0.002334875

560

420

420

420

700

280

560

560

560

700

280

560

6020

0.004505111

680

1020

1020

1700

680

1700

1020

1360

1020

1700

1020

680

13600

0.01017766

25000

25000

25000

75000

0.056126802

25000

25000

25000

75000

0.056126802

25000

25000

25000

75000

0.056126802

15000

15000

15000

15000

15000

75000

0.056126802

10000

10000

10000

30000

0.022450721

400

400

600

600

600

400

600

600

400

200

400

600

5800

0.004340473

500

500

500

500

500

2500

0.001870893

134394

113119

118267

96502

104905

105087

121992

90446

98745

123698

122613

106494

1336260

100%

135

Sale Forecast of Year 2014


Price
Product and Service Per
Month

Jan

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

114

125

134

70

72

70

73

64

71

54

550

Leash
B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Dogs Boots

Dogs Bows

5
Y1-Y3

94

92

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

Toy for Dog

54

48

5
590

MM1MM4

52

690
5

100

90

87

127

170

159

1290

Mattress
CC1

Apr

Dog Collar

M1-M5

Mar

Sale Volume

Clothing for dogs

450

550

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Feb

Code
T1-T2

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

97

102

82

136
L4

2350

PD1

155

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18

35

SH2,5,8

85

SH9

135

SH10

60
100

SH13

80

86

93

154

186

10

91

87

81

79

81

83

85

79

77

225

Perfume
BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

9
6

Dog Shampoo
PF1-PF6

8
9

Snake for Dog

SH11SH12

300

92

78

65

380

Dog Bowl
25,000
Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000
Dog for sell Pomeranian
Dog for sell Yorkshire
Terrier

25,000
1
Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000

Dog Train

2
2

200
Dog Grooming

15

15

15

41

10

15

85

50
Dog day care

10

137

Price
Product and Service Per Month

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash
Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

M1-M5
Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog


Dog Shampoo

Jan

Code
T1-T2

590

690

MM1MM4
CC1

450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Percent

Total volume
9040

6215

2825

4520

3955

4520

3955

3955

3390

5650

7345

9040

64410

0.029559499

4095

4095

2520

3150

3465

2520

3150

1575

3150

3150

3465

5040

39375

0.018070257

5110

4380

4015

4015

3650

3285

3285

2920

4015

3650

5840

4745

48910

0.022446128

910

910

650

650

650

780

910

650

650

780

910

650

9100

0.004176237

1680

1680

1680

1400

1120

1680

1680

1680

1960

1680

1960

1960

20160

0.009251972

2150

2150

2580

2150

2150

2150

2150

2580

2580

2580

3440

3440

30100

0.013813708

2100

2100

2450

2450

2450

2800

2800

1750

1750

1750

1750

1400

25550

0.011725589

4100

4100

4100

4920

4100

4100

3280

4100

4920

5740

4920

4100

52480

0.024084498

1500

1500

1250

1250

1250

1750

1750

1250

1500

1500

1750

1500

17750

0.008145957

2750

2200

2200

1650

1650

2200

2200

2750

2750

3300

3300

2750

29700

0.013630137

2200

1925

2200

1650

1925

3025

2200

2200

2200

1925

2200

2200

25850

0.011863267

1260

980

1120

980

1120

980

1260

840

1120

980

980

1260

12880

0.005910982

600

480

480

600

600

600

600

360

360

600

600

600

6480

0.002973848

900

900

360

900

540

360

900

900

900

360

900

720

8640

0.003965131

1400

1400

1120

840

1400

1400

1400

560

560

1400

1400

1680

14560

0.00668198

5120

3840

6400

3200

6400

4480

4480

6400

5760

4480

6400

7040

64000

0.029371339

10320

9030

12900

10320

7740

9030

9030

10320

9030

10320

9030

9030

116100

0.053281444

5000

3500

4000

3500

4000

3000

3000

2500

2500

5000

4500

3000

43500

0.019963332

3726

4968

3726

4140

4968

4140

4140

4968

3312

4554

4968

4968

52578

0.024129473

4301

5865

6256

5474

5083

6256

4301

7038

5865

6256

3519

6256

66470

0.030504889

6636

4740

7110

7110

6636

5214

7110

7110

3318

6636

7110

6636

75366

0.034587505

9200

8050

9200

9200

9200

8050

10350

9200

9200

10350

9200

10350

111550

0.051193325

13410

11920

13410

13410

11920

13410

11920

13410

13410

13410

11920

10430

151980

0.069747751

11130

11130

11130

11130

12720

9540

7950

11130

11130

11130

12720

9540

130380

0.059834924

14100

16450

16450

18800

14100

14100

16450

18800

18800

18800

16450

18800

202100

0.09274918

1240

1395

1395

1395

930

1395

1395

775

1240

1085

1085

1085

14415

0.006615435

5625

5625

4125

3375

4500

4875

3750

4500

4875

5250

5250

6000

57750

0.026503044

5873

5453.5

6712

6712

6292.5

5873

6292.5

7131.5

7551

7131.5

6712

6292.5

78027

0.03580871

190

152

152

133

133

133

95

152

152

133

152

152

1729

0.000793485

280

210

245

245

280

245

210

245

245

245

280

315

3045

0.001397433

245

245

210

245

175

210

245

210

210

245

280

315

2835

0.001301059

595

510

510

680

595

510

510

425

425

595

595

765

6715

0.003081696

1290

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35
85

138

Perfume

Dog Bowl

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12
SH13

100

PF1-PF6

225

80

BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000

Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000

Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

Dog Train

Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000
200

Dog Grooming

50

Dog day care


Total

1080

1080

810

945

810

675

810

945

1080

1080

675

945

10935

0.005018369

360

420

480

420

420

420

360

300

360

480

480

480

4980

0.002285457

600

700

800

800

600

600

800

800

700

700

600

800

8500

0.003900881

480

640

560

480

400

480

560

640

480

560

560

480

6320

0.00290042

1575

1125

1350

1800

1575

1350

1125

1125

1350

1575

1800

1575

17325

0.007950913

650

520

650

455

520

390

585

390

455

455

520

390

5980

0.002744384

840

840

840

980

700

980

1120

980

980

980

840

840

10920

0.005011485

1700

1700

1700

1700

2040

1700

2040

1360

2040

1700

2040

2380

22100

0.01014229

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

0.045892717

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

0.045892717

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

0.045892717

30000

30000

30000

30000

15000

135000

0.061955167

20000

20000

20000

60000

0.02753563

800

800

600

600

600

800

600

600

800

800

400

800

8200

0.003763203

500

750

750

750

250

500

750

4250

0.00195044

200371

160923.5

187021

194124

159112.5

155006

185748.5

184524.5

162073

204245.5

194346

191499.5

2178995

100%

139

Sale Forecast of Year 2015


Price
Product and Service Per Month

Jan

Code
T1-T2

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350
130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

130

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

13

14

13

12

12

12

13

14

15

248

15

12

12

14

13

14

11

12

238

14

13

12

10

14

11

11

10

13

14

12

10

242

10

10

10

10

105

10

10

10

102

10

10

102

10

10

100

10

10

10

104

10

10

10

102

10

103

201

120

185

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

Toy for Dog


590

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

110

10

10

10

95

10

10

10

10

10

108

690
8

195

1290
450

183

10

10

195

10

10

10

10

207

10

10

10

208

10

10

10

10

10

199

550

Dog Cage
SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669
7

Dog Food

Sep

150

Y1-Y3

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

Aug

300

Dogs Bows

LC1

July

15

8
250

Dogs Boots

MM1MM4
CC1

Jun

Leash

M1-M5

May

14

Dog Collar

W1-W12

Apr

380

C1-C3

B1-B8

Mar

Sale Volume

Clothing for dogs

Mattress

Feb

10

11

14

10

10

14

13

126

14

10

15

11

15

15

15

139

10

10

15

15

15

126

10

11

15

13

13

10

124

10

15

10

15

13

14

130

155

140

Snake for Dog

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35

10

10

10

14

15

218

13

10

12

15

10

14

10

10

233

18

13

13

15

13

10

11

15

151

10

14

10

10

15

119

15

10

15

13

10

15

132

16

12

15

10

10

12

15

15

141

12

15

10

13

14

12

130

12

10

10

15

15

10

14

15

12

12

143

13

10

15

10

12

10

13

13

15

138

10

10

15

10

110

13

13

12

15

120

85

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12
SH13

100
80

Dog Shampoo
PF1-PF6

225

Perfume
BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

16

300

10

10

10

10

15

10

10

10

13

13

13

237

12

14

12

14

15

13

14

10

12

12

250

10

13

12

13

10

10

15

221

380

Dog Bowl
25,000
Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000
Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000
Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier
Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000

1
Dog Train

2
2

6
1

11
8

200
Dog Grooming

20

25

30

30

18

15

20

10

10

15

20

14

14

20

15

20

216

10

10

15

115

50
Dog day care

141

Price
Product and Service Per Month

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash
Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

M1-M5
Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog


Dog Shampoo

Jan

Code
T1-T2

590

690

MM1MM4
CC1

450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Percent

Total volume
12995

11865

12430

9040

11865

11300

11865

11300

10170

11865

12430

12995

140120

0.041678782

7245

7245

6615

6615

5670

4410

7245

6300

4410

6930

5985

6300

74970

0.022299873

8030

7300

7300

6570

8030

5840

6935

7665

9855

7665

6205

6935

88330

0.026273814

1300

910

1300

1040

1040

1040

910

1300

1300

1170

1170

1170

13650

0.004060201

2240

2240

2520

2800

1960

1960

2520

2520

2800

2800

2240

1960

28560

0.00849519

3440

3440

3870

4300

3440

3440

3440

3870

4300

3440

3440

3440

43860

0.013046184

3150

3150

2450

2450

2450

3500

2800

3500

2800

2800

2800

3150

35000

0.010410772

8200

8200

7380

7380

6560

6560

5740

5740

7380

6560

7380

8200

85280

0.025366589

2250

2250

1750

1750

2000

2000

1750

2500

2500

2500

2000

2250

25500

0.007584991

4400

4400

4400

4400

4950

4950

4950

4400

4400

4950

4950

5500

56650

0.016850578

4400

4125

4675

4125

4675

4675

4675

4675

4950

2475

2475

2475

48400

0.01439661

2520

2240

1960

2240

1540

2100

2240

1960

2100

1120

1120

1120

22260

0.006621251

1200

960

960

1200

1200

1200

1200

840

840

1200

1200

1200

13200

0.003926348

1800

1800

1080

1080

1080

1260

1800

1800

1800

1080

1080

1440

17100

0.005086406

2240

2240

2520

2520

2240

2800

2800

2240

2240

2800

2800

2800

30240

0.008994907

10880

11520

10880

10240

11520

9600

8960

9600

10240

5120

5760

5120

109440

0.032552996

20640

20640

20640

18060

18060

19350

20640

19350

19350

9030

10320

11610

207690

0.06177752

10000

8000

9000

9000

8000

7500

7500

8500

6500

3000

4000

4500

85500

0.025432028

8280

6624

7038

7452

6624

5796

6624

7452

7038

3726

4140

3726

74520

0.022166021

7038

7429

7038

7038

6647

5865

7429

7038

6647

3128

3128

2737

71162

0.021167181

7584

7110

8058

7110

8532

8532

7110

7584

8532

3792

3792

3792

81528

0.024250555

11500

12650

10350

16100

10350

11500

10350

11500

9200

10350

16100

14950

144900

0.043100596

20860

14900

13410

22350

16390

22350

11920

13410

13410

13410

22350

22350

207110

0.061604999

14310

14310

14310

15900

15900

14310

14310

11130

14310

23850

23850

23850

200340

0.059591258

21150

23500

21150

25850

18800

35250

18800

21150

21150

30550

30550

23500

291400

0.086677112

1550

2325

1395

1395

1550

1395

1395

2325

1240

2015

1395

2170

20150

0.00599363

6750

6750

6750

6750

5625

7125

6000

6000

7875

8625

6750

6375

81375

0.024205045

9229

7131.5

7551

8809.5

7131.5

9229

7551

7551

7970.5

9648.5

7970.5

7970.5

97743.5

0.029073865

304

342

247

247

285

171

171

247

171

190

209

285

2869

0.000853386

350

490

315

315

280

315

315

280

280

350

350

525

4165

0.001238882

1290

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

PD2-PD3

155

PD4-PD6

240

595
599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35
85

525

315

315

315

350

525

455

350

315

315

315

525

4620

0.001374222

1360

1020

1275

850

765

765

850

1020

1275

765

765

1275

11985

0.003564946

142

Perfume

Dog Bowl

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12
SH13

100

PF1-PF6

225

80

BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000

Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000

Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

Dog Train

Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000
200

Dog Grooming

50

Dog day care


Total

1620

2025

1215

1215

1350

1755

1215

1215

1215

1215

1890

1620

17550

0.005220258

540

720

540

600

600

900

900

600

840

900

720

720

8580

0.002552126

1300

1000

1500

900

900

900

1000

1200

1000

1300

1300

1500

13800

0.004104819

800

800

640

640

640

720

720

640

560

640

1200

800

8800

0.002617566

2925

2925

2025

2025

1575

1575

2025

2025

1800

2025

2700

3375

27000

0.008031167

1300

1300

1560

1170

1040

1105

1235

1170

1170

1170

1495

1690

15405

0.004582227

3640

2940

3220

280

2520

2520

2520

2240

2380

3780

2660

3360

32060

0.009536267

7820

8500

5440

5440

5440

4760

5100

6460

6460

6120

5440

8160

75140

0.02235044

50000

50000

50000

150000

0.044617594

50000

50000

50000

150000

0.044617594

50000

50000

50000

150000

0.044617594

15000

15000

30000

15000

30000

15000

30000

15000

165000

0.049079353

10000

20000

10000

20000

20000

80000

0.02379605

4000

5000

3600

3000

4000

3000

4000

2800

2800

4000

3000

4000

43200

0.012849867

5750

0.001710341

3361903

100%

1500

1500

500

500

500

500

750

318165

299131.5

290672

261062

274074.5

298848

289965

233447

280574

288869.5

289925

237170.5

143

Sale Forecast of Year 2016


Price
Product and Service Per Month

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Code
T1-T2

550

580

25

28

28

28

22

28

28

28

25

22

22

25

25

25

28

28

25

22

24

23

25

25

23

23

605

T3-T8

300

330

28

25

28

28

20

22

29

24

25

25

20

25

29

24

23

26

25

25

22

22

20

20

23

25

583

T9-T19

350

380

24

25

20

23

25

22

25

26

24

20

20

22

22

26

28

20

24

24

22

22

20

24

25

22

555

Sale Volume

C1-C3

130

19

18

15

17

18

18

17

15

18

19

20

20

214

C4-C6

280

17

18

16

15

18

17

19

19

15

15

18

17

204

C7-C9

430

18

20

15

16

17

17

18

15

16

18

18

18

206

L1-L3

350

15

15

17

17

15

15

18

15

15

15

15

15

187

L4

820

15

10

15

19

15

18

17

17

19

15

15

18

193

L5

250

13

15

17

15

18

18

15

14

15

15

13

18

186

L6

550

15

18

15

18

15

18

15

18

18

19

18

17

204

Dogs Boots

B1-B8

250

300

15

17

17

17

18

19

19

16

18

19

19

18

19

18

18

19

19

19

19

18

19

19

19

18

436

Dogs Bows

W1-W12

130

150

19

19

19

17

17

17

18

18

18

16

17

18

18

18

17

17

17

17

18

18

18

18

18

19

426

Toy for Dog

Y1-Y3

120

18

18

18

19

15

15

18

18

18

18

18

18

211

Y4-Y7

180

15

14

16

16

16

17

14

15

15

16

16

18

188

Y8-Y9

280

15

18

19

19

18

15

15

15

18

15

18

19

M1-M5
Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

590

690

204

18

19

19

19

19

19

18

18

19

19

17

18

18

16

17

18

18

18

18

19

19

18

18

17

436

MM1MM4
CC1

1290
18

18

18

18

18

17

17

17

18

16

18

17

19

17

17

18

18

17

17

17

18

19

19

16

422

450

550

15

15

18

18

19

19

19

19

18

18

18

17

17

18

19

18

16

17

16

18

18

18

19

18

425

SH1-SH2

259

569

18

18

18

18

18

19

19

19

18

18

17

17

18

18

19

19

19

18

19

19

15

18

18

18

435

SH3-PD5

217

565

16

19

19

15

19

19

16

17

13

16

15

17

19

11

19

19

19

18

18

19

18

18

17

19

415

SH6-SH7

279

669

18

19

18

17

18

19

18

17

18

15

15

18

17

18

18

18

18

15

18

18

18

18

18

19

423

LC1

1150

22

16

20

18

20

22

18

20

18

20

22

20

236

LC2

1490

24

22

20

19

19

20

18

19

19

19

19

24

242

L3

1590

19

19

19

22

22

19

19

17

19

19

19

20

233

L4

2350

24

22

18

18

18

19

18

19

19

20

23

20

238

PD1

155

20

25

20

19

24

19

22

22

18

19

20

24

252

PD2-PD3

155

595

18

18

19

19

19

19

18

15

17

19

19

15

17

19

17

19

14

17

15

18

19

19

19

18

426

PD4-PD6

240

599

19

17

17

17

19

19

17

19

19

18

15

17

19

19

19

19

19

15

19

17

19

16

15

19

428

SD1-SD12

19

20

22

23

26

27

28

29

23

29

27

25

28

307

SD13

35

25

18

19

22

18

19

19

18

18

20

25

25

246

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35
27

30

30

30

28

25

23

30

19

19

25

25

311

85

26

25

28

30

28

28

22

28

25

28

28

28

324

SH9

135

26

28

30

30

28

26

30

30

28

28

24

28

336

SH10

60

22

22

25

18

18

18

18

25

24

25

22

25

262

SH11SH12

100
28

27

25

28

28

19

22

26

20

23

23

25

294

144

Perfume

Dog Bowl

SH13

80

22

22

25

28

28

29

29

28

27

28

25

28

PF1-PF6

225

30

28

26

29

27

27

28

29

28

29

26

30

337

BD1

50

80

18

20

25

28

22

28

19

28

22

18

18

22

22

27

25

25

25

27

23

25

25

28

20

28

568

BD2

100

180

22

24

28

24

24

28

25

28

28

28

28

28

28

25

25

28

28

28

26

26

25

28

25

25

632

BD3

300

380

20

25

22

26

25

25

28

22

26

20

18

22

18

18

28

28

28

28

29

29

28

28

25

28

594

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000

Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000

Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

25,000
Beginning

15,000

Advance

8
2

8
2

10,000

Dog Grooming

200

25

25

22

Dog day care

50

35

40

Dog Train

319

1
25

20

20

30

23

4
2

25

24

2
22

26

22

25

25

283

14

40

30

30

225

145

Price
Product and Service Per Month

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash
Dogs Boots

Jan

Code
T1-T2

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

M1-M5

590

MM1MM4

690

Dog Food

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Percent

Total volume
29945

31640

28250

31640

26555

26555

28250

31640

26555

26555

28250

8475

324310

0.043258651

16695

17640

13860

16695

15750

14175

16695

15435

15750

13860

12600

5670

174825

0.023319336

17885

15695

17155

18615

16060

15330

17520

17520

17520

16060

16060

6570

191990

0.025608919

2470

2340

1950

2210

2340

2340

2210

1950

2340

2470

2600

2210

27430

0.003658798

4760

5040

4480

4200

5040

4760

5320

5320

4200

4200

5040

10360

62720

0.008366016

7740

8600

6450

6880

7310

7310

7740

6450

6880

7740

7740

15910

96750

0.012905166

5250

5250

5950

5950

5250

5250

6300

5250

5250

5250

5250

6300

66500

0.008870218

12300

8200

12300

15580

12300

14760

13940

13940

15580

12300

12300

14760

158260

0.021109784

3250

3750

4250

3750

4500

4500

3750

3500

3750

3750

3250

4750

46750

0.00623583

8250

9900

8250

9900

8250

9900

8250

9900

9900

10450

9900

19250

122100

0.01628652

8800

9350

10175

9625

10175

10175

10175

10175

10450

10175

10450

9625

119350

0.015919707

5320

5040

4760

5040

4760

4900

5040

4760

4760

5040

5040

5180

59640

0.007955185

2160

2160

2160

2280

1800

1800

2160

2160

2160

2160

2160

4320

27480

0.003665467

2700

2520

2880

2880

2880

3060

2520

2700

2700

2880

2880

6480

37080

0.00494598

4200

5040

5320

5320

5040

4200

4200

4200

5040

4200

5040

10360

62160

0.008291319

23680

24320

24320

23040

24320

22400

21760

22400

23040

23680

23680

12800

269440

0.035939721

46440

46440

45150

43860

43860

45150

46440

45150

45150

43860

47730

30960

530190

0.070720312

15000

18000

19000

19000

18000

17500

17500

18500

16500

17000

18000

10000

204000

0.027210893

14904

14904

15318

15732

14904

14076

14904

15732

15318

15732

13662

8280

173466

0.023138063

13685

13294

14858

12903

11339

12512

11730

14858

14467

14467

14076

9384

157573

0.021018148

17538

16590

17538

16590

15642

15642

16590

17064

15642

17064

17064

17538

200502

0.026744307

25300

18400

23000

20700

23000

25300

20700

23000

20700

23000

25300

39100

287500

0.038348686

35760

32780

29800

28310

28310

29800

26820

28310

28310

28310

28310

41720

366540

0.048891573

30210

30210

30210

34980

34980

30210

30210

27030

30210

30210

30210

39750

378420

0.050476207

56400

51700

42300

42300

42300

44650

42300

44650

44650

47000

54050

58750

571050

0.076170494

3100

3875

3100

2945

3720

2945

3410

3410

2790

2945

3100

4340

39680

0.005292786

13500

14250

14250

12375

13500

12750

13500

13500

11625

12375

14250

10500

156375

0.02085835

15102

14263

15941

15102

15521.5

13424

15941

15941

14263

15102

14682.5

10487.5

175770.5

0.023445453

1290

Mattress
Dog Cage

Feb

CC1

450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

146
SD1SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18

35

SH2,5,8

85

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12

100

SH13

80

PF1-PF6

225

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

Dog Bowl

BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

25,000

Dog for sell Pomeranian

25,000

Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier


Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000

Dog Train
200

Dog Grooming

50

Dog day care


Toy for Dog

380

418

437

494

513

532

551

437

551

513

475

475

5776

0.000770442

875

630

665

770

630

665

665

630

630

700

875

980

8715

0.001162465

945

1050

1050

1050

980

875

805

1050

665

665

875

1050

11060

0.001475257

2210

2125

2380

2550

2380

2380

1870

2380

2125

2380

2380

4080

29240

0.003900228

3510

3780

4050

4050

3780

3510

4050

4050

3780

3780

3240

6750

48330

0.006446581

1320

1320

1500

1080

1080

1080

1080

1500

1440

1500

1320

3180

17400

0.002320929

2800

2700

2500

2800

2800

1900

2200

2600

2000

2300

2300

26900

0.003588103

1760

1760

2000

2240

2240

2320

2320

2240

2160

2240

2000

23280

0.003105243

6750

6300

5850

6525

6075

6075

6300

6525

6300

6525

5850

450

69525

0.009273713

2470

3445

3250

3055

2600

2600

3185

3250

3380

3120

3445

130

33930

0.004525812

6160

7280

7280

7420

7840

7840

7420

7420

7840

7280

7420

81200

0.010831003

15300

16320

17000

17000

15640

13600

12240

19040

19040

19720

19040

8500

192440

0.025668943

50000

50000

50000

50000

750000

950000

0.126717396

50000

50000

50000

50000

200000

0.026677346

50000

50000

50000

150000

0.02000801

60000

60000

45000

45000

60000

60000

30000

360000

0.048019224

20000

10000

20000

10000

20000

20000

20000

20000

140000

0.018674143

5000

5000

4400

5000

4000

4600

5000

4800

4400

4400

5000

51600

0.006882755

1750

2000

1000

1500

2000

1500

9750

0.001300521

623574

605319

590337

533436

574464.5

573351

533561

610367

519811

574958

558394.5

1199424.5

7496997.5

100%

147

Sale Forecast of Year 2017


Price
Product and Service Per Month

Jan

Code
T1-T2

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350
130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

35

38

40

30

30

32

32

36

30

30

34

35

35

38

38

35

32

34

32

35

40

40

42

848

40

45

35

37

35

35

34

35

35

30

35

39

34

33

36

35

35

32

35

30

38

40

45

870

44

35

35

33

35

32

38

36

34

34

30

32

32

36

38

30

34

34

32

32

30

44

40

45

845

35

35

30

27

28

28

27

25

28

29

30

30

352

28

30

35

30

28

27

30

28

28

30

28

34

356

28

30

25

26

27

27

28

25

26

28

28

30

328

32

35

27

27

35

25

28

25

30

30

35

30

359

32

32

28

28

30

26

27

27

28

30

30

35

353

28

30

35

30

28

30

30

24

25

25

26

32

343

28
250
130

30

28

30

28

25

30

26

30

28

28

345

27

28

28

30

28

30

28

25

24

20

28

28

30

32

30

29

29

25

25

30

25

25

28

30

662

30

30

28

28

32

32

30

30

28

25

25

28

28

28

27

27

27

27

28

28

28

25

28

35

682

150

Dogs Bows
Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

Toy for Dog


590

MM1-MM4

34

300

Dogs Boots

30

25

28

20

25

25

28

28

28

28

28

28

321

25

28

26

28

28

30

28

20

30

25

28

28

324

32

30

35

35

28

25

25

28

28

25

28

30

349

690
35

28

30

25

25

28

35

38

39

39

27

28

27

30

27

35

28

28

28

30

30

35

30

35

740

28

28

28

28

28

30

27

28

28

35

32

35

28

28

28

25

35

28

32

35

28

30

35

40

727

38

28

28

28

30

30

30

35

35

28

28

27

27

28

30

28

25

28

32

28

28

28

30

35

712

30

38

38

28

28

39

39

39

28

28

27

27

28

39

28

28

28

28

30

30

30

35

38

38

769

38

35

29

25

29

29

28

28

26

30

30

25

25

28

28

30

30

35

28

28

28

30

27

30

699

32

27

28

28

32

35

36

35

28

30

28

28

26

30

28

28

28

30

28

28

28

28

28

30

707

1290

Mattress
CC1

Jun

42

Leash

M1-M5

May

45

Dog Collar

W1-W12

Apr

380

C1-C3

B1-B8

Mar

Sale Volume

Clothing for dogs

450

550

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Feb

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

35

30

25

28

27

27

27

25

28

32

35

38

357

35

30

28

28

28

28

28

30

30

30

28

35

358

30

30

28

28

38

28

30

28

28

30

35

38

371

33

37

27

28

28

29

28

30

30

32

30

35

367

38

30

30

28

26

29

36

33

38

28

28

36

380

148
PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14-SD18

35

30

28

25

35

28

30

28

25

26

30

30

28

28

28

32

28

28

25

28

28

36

29

30

28

691

35

35

28

28

30

30

27

27

28

30

28

28

30

30

32

28

28

30

30

28

30

25

30

38

713

Snake for Dog


SH2,5,8

85

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11-SH12

100

SH13

80

PF1-PF6

225

Dog Shampoo
Perfume

42

32

38

42

32

38

30

33

38

35

35

30

425

30

38

28

28

28

30

30

28

32

35

30

38

375

45

35

40

45

42

42

32

35

35

42

38

38

469

32

36

38

38

40

38

32

38

35

38

38

48

451

42

38

38

35

30

36

32

36

38

38

34

38

435

40

45

40

38

38

38

38

40

42

38

38

40

475

35

40

35

38

40

38

42

28

28

28

38

35

425

38

38

40

38

38

40

40

38

32

38

40

42

462

42
BD1

50

38

32

35

37

37

38

40

40

32

38

40

449

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

Dog Bowl

28

25

28

30

28

30

30

38

32

28

25

28

25

27

28

30

32

35

32

35

35

38

35

38

740

25

28

28

28

28

30

30

28

28

28

28

28

28

25

25

30

28

30

28

28

25

25

32

25

666

25

25

28

25

25

32

25

25

25

25

28

25

25

30

28

30

28

25

30

28

28

28

28

646

25
25,000

Dog for sell Chihuahua

12

25,000
Dog for sell Pomeranian

12

25,000
Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

3
Beginning
Advance

12

34

15,000
5

40

40

38

30

30

40

40

20

30

35

35

35

30

40

40

40

433

40

30

30

255

10,000

Dog Train

20

200
Dog Grooming
50
Dog day care

149

Price
Product and Service Per Month

Jan

Code
T1-T2

550

580

T3-T8

300

330

T9-T19

350

380

C1-C3

130

C4-C6

280

C7-C9

430

L1-L3

350

L4

820

L5

250

L6

550

Dog Collar

Leash
B1-B8

250

300

W1-W12

130

150

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows
Y1-Y3

120

Y4-Y7

180

Y8-Y9

280

Toy for Dog

Mattress

590

Apr

May

Jun

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Percent

45200

44070

44070

36160

37290

36160

36160

42940

37855

37290

42375

46330

485900

0.045669648

25830

25200

25200

21735

22050

20475

20475

21735

22050

21105

21420

26775

274050

0.025757907

28835

24820

24820

27010

24820

22630

22630

24820

24820

23360

27010

31025

306600

0.028817275

4550

4550

4550

3510

3640

3640

3640

3250

3640

3770

3900

3900

46540

0.004374286

7840

8400

8400

8400

7840

7560

7560

7840

7840

8400

7840

9520

97440

0.009158367

12040

12900

12900

11180

11610

11610

11610

10750

11180

12040

12040

12900

142760

0.013417985

11200

12250

12250

9450

12250

8750

8750

8750

10500

10500

12250

10500

127400

0.011974301

26240

26240

26240

22960

24600

21320

21320

22140

22960

24600

24600

28700

291920

0.027437505

7000

7500

7500

7500

7000

7500

7500

6000

6250

6250

6500

8000

84500

0.007942139

15400

18700

18700

15400

16500

15400

15400

16500

14300

16500

15400

15400

193600

0.018196427

15125

15950

15950

14575

12100

14300

14300

16225

14850

15125

13750

15950

178200

0.016748984

8400

7840

7840

8400

7420

7420

7420

7560

7560

7840

7420

8820

93940

0.008829403

3600

3000

3000

2400

3000

3000

3000

3360

3360

3360

3360

3360

37800

0.003552815

4500

5040

5040

5040

5040

5400

5400

3600

5400

4500

5040

5040

59040

0.005549158

8960

8400

8400

9800

7840

7000

7000

7840

7840

7000

7840

8400

96320

0.009053098

40320

35200

35200

46720

49920

35200

35200

39680

35840

37120

41600

41600

473600

0.044513573

72240

72240

72240

70950

81270

86430

86430

68370

45150

86430

74820

96750

913320

0.085842771

33000

28000

28000

32500

31500

27500

27500

29000

26500

30000

28000

32500

354000

0.033272392

28152

27324

27324

32292

23184

22356

22356

23184

23184

24840

26910

31464

312570

0.029378394

28543

21114

21114

21896

21896

21505

21505

22678

25415

21896

22678

22287

272527

0.02561476

27966

26544

26544

33654

27492

26544

26544

26544

27492

26544

26544

27492

329904

0.031007614

40250

34500

34500

32200

31050

31050

31050

28750

32200

36800

40250

43700

416300

0.039127957

52150

44700

44700

41720

41720

41720

41720

44700

44700

44700

41720

52150

536400

0.050416133

47700

47700

47700

44520

60420

44520

44520

44520

44520

47700

55650

60420

589890

0.055443648

77550

86950

86950

65800

65800

68150

68150

70500

70500

75200

70500

82250

888300

0.083491146

5890

4650

4650

4340

4030

4495

4495

5115

5890

4340

4340

5580

57815

0.005434021

690

MM1MM4
CC1

1290
450

550

SH1-SH2

259

569

SH3-PD5

217

565

SH6-SH7

279

669

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Mar

Total Volume

Clothing for dogs

M1-M5

Feb

LC1

1150

LC2

1490

L3

1590

L4

2350

PD1

155

150

Snake for Dog

PD2-PD3

155

595

PD4-PD6

240

599

SD1-SD12

19

SD13

35

SD14SD18
SH2,5,8

35

SH9

135

SH10

60

SH11SH12
SH13

100

PF1-PF6

225

21750

22500

22500

19875

21000

21750

21750

18750

19875

21000

24375

21750

256875

0.024143632

29365

23492

23492

22653

24331

23492

23492

25170

24331

24331

23073

28526

295747.5

0.027797251

798

608

608

798

608

722

722

627

722

665

665

570

8113

0.000762539

1050

1330

1330

980

980

1050

1050

980

1120

1225

1050

1330

13475

0.001266513

1575

1225

1225

1575

1470

1470

1470

1225

1225

1470

1330

1330

16590

0.001559291

2720

3060

3060

3230

3400

3230

3230

3230

2975

3230

3230

4080

38675

0.003635056

5670

5130

5130

4725

4050

4860

4860

4860

5130

5130

4590

5130

59265

0.005570306

2400

2700

2700

2280

2280

2280

2280

2400

2520

2280

2280

2400

28800

0.002706906

3500

4000

4000

3800

4000

3800

3800

2800

2800

2800

3800

3500

42600

0.004003966

3040

3040

3040

3040

3040

3200

3200

3040

2560

3040

3200

3360

36800

0.003458825

9450

8550

8550

7875

8325

8325

8325

9000

9000

7200

8550

9000

102150

0.009601059

3445

3770

3770

4420

3900

3445

3445

3770

4355

4355

4745

4745

48165

0.004527019

7420

7840

7840

8120

7840

7840

7840

7700

8120

7840

7000

7980

93380

0.008776768

17000

18020

18020

19380

17000

18020

18020

19720

19720

18700

19040

19040

221680

0.020835661

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

0.028196942

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

0.028196942

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

0.028196942

75000

60000

60000

75000

60000

60000

60000

75000

30000

555000

0.052164343

40000

10000

10000

30000

20000

30000

20000

160000

0.015038369

8000

8000

8000

6000

6000

7000

7000

7000

6000

8000

8000

8000

87000

0.008177113

2000

2000

2000

1000

1500

250

250

250

250

2000

1500

1500

14500

0.001362852

987664

914047

914047

814863

931006

847369

847369

871873

767499

930476

855185

958054

10639451.5

100%

85

80

Dog Shampoo
Perfume
BD1

50

80

BD2

100

180

BD3

300

380

Dog Bowl
25,000
Dog for sell Chihuahua
25,000
Dog for sell Pomeranian
25,000
Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier
Beginning

15,000

Advance

10,000

Dog Train
200
Dog Grooming
50
Dog day care
Total

151

Marketing Expenses
T-Cup Dog Center has expense as follow
Web Site:

Webdesign.siam8 = 5,900 Baht / First year


Next year 1,500 Baht

Brochure:
Radio:

Mr. Copy = 850 Units / 2 Baht Per Unit


F.M.107.25 MHz = 1,500 Spots the early hours / 13 times a day.

Marketing Expenses Year 2013


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

5900

5900

Brochure

1700

1700

1700

5100

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

9100

3200

3200

15500

Marketing Expenses Year 2014


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

5200

3200

3200

11600

152

Marketing Expenses Year 2015


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

Marketing Expenses Year 2016


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

Marketing Expenses Year 2017


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

Brochure

2000
1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

153

Calculation Marketing Expenses Year 2013-2017


16000
14000
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
Year 2013

Year 2014

Year 2015

Year 2016

Year 2017

Conclusion in market feasibility


According to marketing analysis of T Cup Dogs Center, we focus all about
customer need and want. We mainly focus on the quality of both service and quality products
and the need to meet the many needs of the customer. In the management of the company, we
believe that we have a lot of potential for us to explore, seek advice from the expert
knowledge about the pet business. But the thing that we need to learn more on how to do
business on the pet market is the market, the market changes. Or trends related to pets. Our
competitors in the field concerned, it is estimated that there are some the market is mainly in
the treatment of the animals that we have available in this field as well. But to do the
integration, we believe that we have the most potential in the market to Bangkok to be able to
run the business smoothly and successfully.

154

Chapter 4
Investment

155

Cost of investment
Pre-Operating cost
Pre Operation Cost
Landscape cost
Construction + drawing
Total

1,200,000 Baht
3,500,000 Baht
4,700,000 Baht

Pre Operation cost that our company has is landscape cost that our company purchase land in
Front of the Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport, Tambon Ban Doo, Aumper
Muang, Chiang Rai 57100, On the road main road to Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai
International Airport, Approximately 1 kilometers away from Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai
International Airport, close to Kour-Ta-Lay-Thai restaurant and indent with Chom-Dean
restaurant. This land is very distant future. The entrance road to the airport very conveniently
located near downtown Chiang Rai Village, Mae Fah Luang University, Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport, Chiang Rai United Stadium and Bandu market. The land
that we purchase have 1 Rai (1 Rai = 1,200,000 Baht). We use G2 Green House Construction
& Engineering Service to drawing and construction our company.

(Source: MR.Santi the owner of the lands in Front of the Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport,
Tambon Ban Doo, Aumper Muang, Chiang Rai 57100)
(Source: G2 Green House Construction & Engineering Service 222 Moo 12, Tambon Pa Sang, Aumper Mae
Chan, Chiang Rai 57110)

156

Map of T-Cup Dog Center

157

Location of T-Cup Dog Center

158

Facility Layout of T-Cup Dog Center

159

Logo of T-Cup Dog Center

The meaning of the logo: The symbol of T-Cup


Dog Center will be highlighted in red, a color that is
visually appealing as well, bright and energetic.
Black on T is due to prominent when against red.
This starts the first to read the name. The center has
a dog that demeanor to be happy, mischievously,
querulous, to make a unique and recognizable
identity. (Design by Kamalarat)

Billboard of T-Cup Dog Center

Billboard of company order from Chian


advertising 5/5 moo 11 Nogbao Aumper
Muang Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai 57000.
Sphere is the marker lights, that can be turn
on the lights when it dark. The size of
billboard is 300x300 cm. The billboard shows
the logo of our company, so the price is
38,000 baht include the service. And the
sticker show in front of the mirror in the shop
is size 200x200 cm. The sticker shows the
logo and name of our shop, so the price is
3000 x 4 sides, is 12,000 baht include service

Total of billboard cost

50,000 Baht

160

Registration
Juristic Person Registration
- Company Limited Registration

Submit the names company is T-Cup Dog Center for determine not same as the name
reserved other company.
List of the document and information are used below:

Registration document request for the new establish enterprise (50 Baht)

A copy of an entrepreneur identification card

A copy of an entrepreneur address

Proxy letter (if there is)

Name and address of a proxy identification card

Total registration cost

2,000 Baht.

(Source: http://www.pattanakit.net/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=525887&Ntype=124)
(Source: http://www.dbd.go.th/mainsite/index.php?id=101)

Objective
Establish T-Cup Dog Center to the center of many other high quality services and dog
product to the owner of dog and dog that you love in Front of the Mae Fah Luang - Chiang
Rai International Airport, Tambon Ban Doo, Aumper Muang, Chiang Rai 57100
No.

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + drawing

3,500,000

Billboard of company

50,000

Registration

2,000
Total

4,752,000

161

Equipment and tool


Machine/tool/equipment
Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)

Image

Description

SE-C2000M

PLU item record regular STD = 2000.


The department has up to 200 departments
(DEPARTMENT).
The screen display LCD 10 digits.
One-touch merchandising system 72 buttons
(DIRECT PLU).
Large LCD display illuminated the clear view of
all three lines show name and number and total
amount.
Get multiple cash payments, credit
Report daily, hourly, and monthly and
reports to determine the period.
Ability to add, subtracts, multiply and calculates
a percentage. Statement and change. And value
added tax (VAT).
Display customer balance (POP-UP CUSTOMER
DISPLAY) 8 digits.
Cash drawer opens automatically. When it is
received.

(Source: http://cmgoa.igetweb.com/product/852636/SEC2000M.html)

HP Pavilion All-in-One MS200 PC


HPs new, non-touch screen all-in-one that is aimed to fit in
small spaces like dorms with its 18.5 16:9 widescreen. The
overall body has a smooth, rounded design with a matte
black and silver finish. It definitely is a computer that you
wouldnt want to hide in a cabinet. Packed inside is a 1.50
GHz AMD dual processor, 2GB of memory, a 320GB hard
drive, stereo speakers, and a built-in webcam and
microphone. For movies and photos, the MS214 has a DVD
burner and a 6-in-1 media card reader.
(Source: http://www.technologytell.com/gadgets/50022/hpsnew-all-in-one-ms200-isnt-a-touchscreen-but-its-light-onyour-wallet/)

162

HP Photo Smart C4680 All-in-One Printer


This HP Photo Smart Printer functions as a printer, a copier,
and a scanner. It prints at a speed of up to 29ppm, and scans
at up to 1200 x 2400 dpi. This HP printer comes equipped
with a 1.45 color Touch Smart display, which allows you
to view and print your photos without needing a computer.
This printer is also Energy Star qualified, and uses less than
1-watt of energy when turned off.
(Source: http://news.printcountry.com/tag/hp-photosmart)

IKED JULE Working Chair

Width: 50 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat width: 35 cm
Seat depth: 32 cm
The. Seat height: 38 cm
Maximum penalty: 50 cm

(Source : http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products/
S39884561/

Mitsubishi Super inverter MSZ-SGH13VA

Electricity saving # 5.

Refrigerant R410A.

System HEAT PUMP.

Electricity saving 48% at room temperature.

13,000 BTU

12.28 EER
(Source : http://www.topcoolair.com/mitsubishi/
inverter.html)

163

PANASONIC KX-TS5OOMX

Call repeating the last number dialed with a single


button.
Available in both pulse and tone.
Adjust the volume level for 3 rings.
Flash buttons for special features. The transfer
case is compatible with the PABX calls overlap

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-96749521438-*++*+PANASONIC++
KX+TS5OOMX.html)

IKED OIA WEEKED Wash Bowl

Width: 53 cm

Depth: 40 cm

Bowl depth 13 cm

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/
products/00223717/)

faucet def BP #A103

To open and close the water.

(Source: http://www.bpshare.co.th/product/toilet/
washbasin.html)

IKED Mirror

Width: 59 cm
Height: 85 cm
Can be used in high humidity areas.
The safety film reduces damage if glass is
dangerous.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products/
20213760/)

164

IKED Trashcan

Lower / frame / lid: plastic poly propylene.


Rail: Stainless steel.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/
products/80165426/

IKEA Dish Soap

Height: 20.5 cm
Base diameter: 9.1 cm

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products
/90176900/

IKEA Harvest Hard line

Width: 1.5 cm
Depth: 4.5 cm
Height: 8.3 cm
Carton: 2 pcs.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products/
90197672/)

IKED To Put Tissue

Width: 15 cm
Height: 10 cm

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/
products/20179332/)

165

Toilet Bowl N-7530.

Size 6 liters

(Source: http://viboonchanshop.com/nasco
/nasco.htm)

Man Toilet Bowl N-951


(Source: http://viboonchanshop.com/nasco
/nasco.htm)

Spray hose

Made of plastic ABS


Hooks for hanging
PVC wire 1.20 m long

(Source: http://www.191sale.com/index.php?lay=
show&ac=cat_show_pro_detail&cid=21165&pid=87501)

166

IKEA Chest of Drawer

Width: 36 cm
Depth: 48 cm
Height: 115 cm
The tall 9 drawer storage by using very little
space.
With a lock to prevent drawer fall.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products/
30192823/)

SHARP Plasma cluster FU-A80TA

The system Plasma cluster intensive spraying can


kill bacteria, mold particles, positive and negative
bacteria. H5N1 bird flu virus into the air and
disintegrate odor. The power dissipation of dust
mite allergens.
HEPA filters trap dust and dirt. Smaller 0.3
micron up to 99.97%.
Sheet odor filter to effectively trap odors.
ION SHOWER working system improves the
performance of the plasma cluster. Positive and
negative ions by spraying with the highest
concentration and wind for a period of about 60
minutes to clean the room. Germs quickly.
Sensor dust. Clean air and light conditions (Clean
Sign)
Can adjust the fan to run at 4 levels (Auto,
Lifestyle, medium, low)
Can enable / disable the plasma cluster systems.
Filter dust and odor filter. Last for approximately
2 years (or more depending on usage)

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-966514182754- +SHARP++++


Plasmacluster+FU+A80TA++62+...html)

167

NO

LIST

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

A
B
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Quick pos of CASIO SE-C2000M


Computer HP Pavilion MS200 All-in-one
Printer HP Photo smart C4680
IKED working chairs
Mitsubishi Air + Service
Telephone Panasonic
IKED wash Bowl
Faucet def
IKED Mirror
IKED Trashcan
IKED Dish soap
IKED Hard-line
IKED to put tissue in
Toilet Bowl
Man toilet bowl
Spray house
Chest of Drawers
SHARP Plasma Cluster

1
3
1
4
1
1
1
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1

13500
19900
3990
1690
29900
590
1390
268
990
89
199
69
149
1499
422
60
4690
13500

13500
59700
3990
6760
29900
590
1390
536
1980
267
398
138
298
2998
422
120
4690
13500

32

92,895

141,177

Total

168

Living Room

Image

Description

Atlantis Drink dispenser WD-101

There is a special drill to drill water tank, the


water does not spill at the tank.
Fast flowing water flow velocity to 550 ml., In
just 10 seconds.
Ice-chill technology for cooling water systems,
cold and refreshing drink.
Steaming hot water 85-95 c hot water and tea coffee is always on.
Piano Key button keypad is easy to use and
durable two-stroke. Anti-scald safety.
4 liter capacity water tank.
Cold water temperature 3-10 c.
4 liter hot water storage tank.
Hot water temperature 85-92 c.
Power: 220v / 500w.

(Source: http://www.sabaypost.com/show.php?id=0000326)

LG 42" 42LM3410

Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 p (42 ") Full HD resolution


screen is sharp and detailed.
Dual XD Engine chip peripherals. Improves the
clarity and realism of the images.
LED display of LED lamps. Helps clear and
realistic dimension.
Motion Clarity Index 100 Display animated
smoothly.
Sensor Intelligent Sensor adjusts contrast,
brightness, and color automatically.
Picture Wizard II function to customize the color
sharpness of the image. Use our Smart
Energy Saving Plus a power saving mode.
Sound
Speaker System 1 Way 2 Speakers Sound 5W +5
W.
Sound Mode System automatically adjusts sound
for 5 different modes, Standard,
Music, Cinema, Sport, Game.
Clear Voice II audio for clearer conversations.

(Source: http://www.lcdtvthailand.com/spec/
detail.asp?product=LG_42LM3410&param_
id=964&pos=2)

169

INDEX Sofa L-Shape Percy

W223 x D152 x H87 cm.

(Source: http://www.indexlivingmall.com/LivingRoom/110017872#1)

IKED TV Cabinet

Width: 140 cm
Depth: 47 cm
Height: 31 cm
Maximum weight: 60 kg
Screen size up to accommodate up to 50 inches.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog
/products/10197497/#/70197499)

IKED Trashcan

Lower / frame / lid: plastic poly propylene.


Rail: Stainless steel.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/
products/80165426/

170

IKED Living Room Table

Diameter: 75 cm
Height: 45 cm
Glass and steel is a durable material. I feel your
eyes open.
The floor is black and brown and black. Choose a
color you like.
Glass top. Easy to clean a stain.
Adjustable leg. Although it has been firmly placed
on the uneven surface.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products
/00213313/

IKEA Side Table

Diameter: 50 cm
Height: 68 cm

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog
/products/60161580/)

T-CUP of tea Cup

Ceramic coffee cup white porcelain flesh.


Coffee and 0.20 L or 7 OZ.
Coffee cup saucer 15.0 cm
Coffee cup and saucer logo or design can be
printed on demand.

(Source: http://universalceramics.tarad.com/product-th-02904063-+ ++1+.html)

171

IKED Coffee Box

Length: 12 cm
Width: 8 cm
Height: 18 cm
Perfect for the coffee, tea and other groceries.
Stacked to save storage space.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products
/90208345/)

Mitsubishi Super inverter MSZ-SGH13VA

Electricity saving # 5.
Refrigerant R410A.
System HEAT PUMP.
Electricity saving 48% at room temperature.
13,000 BTU
12.28 EER

(Source : http://www.topcoolair.com/mitsubishi/
inverter.html)

SHARP Plasma cluster FU-A80TA

The system Plasma cluster intensive spraying can


kill bacteria, mold particles, positive and negative
bacteria. H5N1 bird flu virus into the air and
disintegrate odor. The power dissipation of dust
mite allergens.
HEPA filters trap dust and dirt. Smaller 0.3
micron up to 99.97%.
Sheet odor filter to effectively trap odors.
ION SHOWER working system improves the
performance of the plasma cluster. Positive and
negative ions by spraying with the highest
concentration and wind for a period of about 60
minutes to clean the room. Germs quickly.
Sensor dust. Clean air and light conditions (Clean
Sign)
Can adjust the fan to run at 4 levels (Auto,
Lifestyle, medium, low)
Can enable / disable the plasma cluster systems.
Filter dust and odor filter. Last for approximately
2 years (or more depending on usage)

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-966514182754- +SHARP++++


Plasmacluster+FU+A80TA++62+...html)

172

NO

D
E
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

LIST

Atlantic Drink Dispenser


LG TV 42
INDEX Sofa
IKED TV Cabinet
IKED Trashcan
IKED Living
IKED Side Table
Mitsubishi Air + Service
Tea Cup
IKED Coffee Box
SHARP Plasma Cluster
Total

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
12
1
1

3965
19490
15900
6990
89
1690
890
29900
80
149
13500

3965
19490
31800
6990
89
1690
890
29900
960
149
13500

23

92,643

109,423

173

Training & Relax room

Image

Description

Cool Top Fan

20-inch fan width.


Noise level 55 dB.
Height 163 cm.
The wind force up to 6,000 cubic feet / minute.
Weight 17.7 kg.
Powers supply 200 V 50Hz.
Power 120 W.
The three-level wind.
A staggering blow 90 degrees.

(Source: http://www.masterkool-ccs.com/61/COOLTOP-20%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B4%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%95%E0%B8%B1%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%87%
E0%B8%9E%E0%B8%B7%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%99.ht
ml)

Dog Equipment Training

Weave Pole Set - 30" poles with a free-standing


base. Standard 6-pole set.
Adjustable jump - with a displaceable bar (for
safety) that adjusts to any height by sliding the 2
jump cups up and down on the side bars.
Adjustable Tire jump - 24" diameter hoop that
slides up and down on the side bars.
Pause box - Great training aid and substitute for
the pause table. Dog must stop and either sit or lay
down for a 5 second count.
Tunnel & Chute - 3' tunnel with 22" diameter and
attachable 8' chute. Use the tunnel by itself, or
attach the chute for extra challenge. Color is
subject to availability only.
Carrying Bag - sturdy canvas-like material with
wide strap. (bag is blue and yellow as shown, and
has a pocket on the outside)
Colored vinyl tape - for decorating all the poles.
Instruction Manual, that includes pictures and
training tips for each obstacle.
(Source: http://www.nwagility.com/agility-kits.php)

174

Basket Training Dog


(Source: http://nongkhai-culture.org/A.Ponpisai/A.PonpisaiLink/ponpisai-decorate.htm)

Dog Ball Training


Colorful rubber balls. Suitable for all dog breeds. The
material is light weight and not much damage to the mouth
and teeth of a dog.
(Source: http://www.tadee.net/product.detail_171024
_th_4331218)

Dog Leash Chain Training

Chain dog leash size 4 mm, length 70 inches.


Dog chain, chain tethered dog, long, strong,
durable, the chain's spring hooks on both sides for
a dog with a lot of energy to exercise or train dogs
and are very strong.

(Source: http://www.yespetshop.com/index.
php?mo=28&id=638935)

175

NO

1
2
3
4
5
6

LIST

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

3
3
2
10
5
5
28

29900
2407
5278
100
50
50
37,785

89700
7221
10556
1000
250
250
108,977

Mitsubishi Air + Service


Cool Top Fan
Dog Equipment Train
Dog Leash Chain Train
Dog Ball Train
Dog Basket Train
Total

Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing

Image

Description
Midwest Grooming Table w/Arm

3/4" Birch Plywood Top (grade A/B)


Easy to Clean & Maintain Ribbed Rubber "NoSlip" Rubber Working Surface
Fully Welded, Durable Black E-Coat, Folding
Tubular Legs Provide Maximum Stability
1" Charcoal Gray Vinyl Trim Molding to Protect
Clothing
Available with Grooming Arm and Security Loop
(Model G3018A, G3624A & G4824A come with
Standard grooming arm and security loop)
Medium: 36"L x 24"W x 30"H

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com
/product/index.jsp?productId=12953369&f=PAD%2FpsNot
AvailInUS%2FNo)

176

Edemco F160 Best 'N Show Heat Stand Dryers


This Edemco finishing dryer is powerful, portable, and
pleasantly priced. Designed for dog and cat show
professionals on the go and for grooming shop operators in
need of a solid back-up dryer. Ideal for last minute touchups before entering the ring. Both dryer and stand fit into a
24" tote bag for ease in traveling. Convert to force dryer or
cage dryer with optional F170 Best 'N' Show Accessory Kit
which includes 6' flex hose, hose nozzle reducer, crevice
tool nozzle and cage attachment.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/edemco-f160-best-nshow-heat-stand-dryers-1/)

Dina Meri Nico Mini Grooming Cart


Highly modified high impact ABS plastic makes this
grooming cart 3-5 times stronger and much more impact
resistant than most carts in the industry. ECO friendly 100%
recyclable with a scratch & smear resistant textured finish.
Enclosed back. Includes 4 trays. Included trays can be
attached to either side of top for added work space. Extra
tracks can accommodate up to 4 additional trays. Heavy
duty NILOX casters for extra strength and easy mobility.
Four wire pockets included (not pictured). Wire pockets can
be adjusted to hold different sizes of bottles or can be used
to hang spray bottles. Optional lockable folding door and
trays available.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/dina-meri-nico-minigrooming-cart-1/)

177

Andis Blade Carrying Case


Attractive design with sturdy handle for complete
portability. Durable construction and resilient exterior for
long life. Holds most detachable blades with room for up to
12 blades. Case is lined with high density foam for
maximum protection of blades. Blades sold separately.
Dimensions: 11.25" x 8" x 2.875". Weighs 1.5 lbs.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/andis-blade-carryingcase-1/)

Andis Easy Clip Combo Grooming Kit

Powerful magnetic motor clipper


Adjustable blade
Quiet running
Cordless battery trimmer for touch ups

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=15509126&lmdn=Product+Type&f=P
AD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

Top Paw Combs

Two lengths of teeth to help with tangles


Rounded tips for comfort & safety
Available in two sizes
Made exclusively for PetSmart

These combs feature rounded pins for comfort and safety


and are perfect for thick-coated breeds. They feature two pin
sizes help in different stages of the grooming process, as
well as different parts of your dog's coat.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=3706188&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

178

Grreat Choice Soft Slicker Brushes for Dogs

A must for grooming short haired breeds


Stainless steel pins
Choose from a variety of designer colors
Made exclusively for PetSmart!

These Soft Slicker Brushes with stainless steel pins should


be used to remove debris and loose hair from shorthaired
breeds. Can also be used to fluff-dry dogs with sensitive
skin. Remember to brush your dog regularly as part of an
overall grooming program, and be sure to brush your dog
before bathing, as water can tighten any existing mats.

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?
productId=3465561&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Slicker Brush

For medium, long, and curly hair


Ergonomic handle minimizes hand fatigue
Made of wood with non-slip Intelligrip surface
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Soft, curved metal pins assist in detangling mats while also


removing dead hair from the underbelly.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030480&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

179

Grreat Choice Pin Brush

Great for long haired breeds


Available in three colors
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Brushing your dog's coat is one of the most important steps


in the grooming process. Ideal for long haired breeds, this
brush is made of wire pins which are ideal for removing
tangle and debris. Available in three fashionable colors
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=3727721&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Top Paw Rubber Palm Brush

For long haired breeds


Rounded tips for comfort & safety
Hand strap for increased control
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Make keeping your dog's coat groomed and tangle-free easy


with our rubber palm brush. A strap on the back side holds
the brush comfortably on your hand while you remove dead
hair and prevent mats.
(Source:http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?produc
tId=3706178&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

Top Paw Shedding Rakes

Ideal for long haired breeds


Helps reduce shedding
Available in two styles
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Regular use of a shedding rake will give your pet a wellgroomed appearance. Developed for long haired breeds,
these shedding rakes significantly help to reduce shedding.
Choose from two styles.
(Source:http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?produc
tId=3706192&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

180

Martha Stewart Pets Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

For medium curly hair


Ergonomic handle minimizes hand fatigue
Made of wood coated w/ non-slip Intelligrip
surface
A PetSmart exclusive

Coated metal pins help remove mats & tangles from the coat
and underbelly, and the unique pill-shape design allows you
to reach more surface area.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030481&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Bristle Brush

For short to medium hair


For everyday brushing
Made of wood coated w/ non-slip Intelligrip
surface
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Made of natural boar hair fibers mixed w/ nylon, the bristle


brush gently removes dirt & debris while shining your pet's
coat. Ergonomic palm-held design w/ adjustable strap lets
you replicate a petting motion to help calm anxious dogs.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030476&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Top Paw Rubber Curry Brush

Great for bathing & brushing your pet


For short haired breeds
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Brushing your dog's coat is one of the most important steps


in the grooming process. Developed for short haired breeds,
this rubber curry brush helps keep the skin clean and
reduces shedding. This glove can be used when the coat is
dry or wet. During bath time, the rubber nubs help remove
excess hair, massage and scrub your pet's coat.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=3706177&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS
%2FNo)

181

Martha Stewart Facial Scissor


These facial scissors make grooming your dog easier and
safer. Especially suited for trimming around the nose, ears,
and eyes. A PetSmart exclusive.

Ergonomic handle provides a secure grip


Blunted safety tip prevents cuts and pokes
Made of high-grade stainless steel

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=11289317&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Thinning Shears

For long and curly hair


Made of high-grade stainless steel
Includes storage sheath
Spot clean with a pet-safe detergent
Made exclusively for PetSmart.

Blunted tip make grooming safer. Ergonomic handle fits


securely in your hand.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030484&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Straight Scissors

For all hair types


Blunted tip makes grooming safer
Ergonomic handle fits securely in your hand
Made of high-grade stainless steel
Includes storage sheath

Made exclusively for PetSmart


(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=4030485&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS
%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Nail Clippers


Cutting guard for safety
Ergonomic, secure-grip handle
High-grade stainless steel
Made exclusively for PetSmart.

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030486&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

182

Martha Stewart Nail Filer


Keep your pooch's paws neat, trim and looking fabulous
with this dual-sided stainless steel file. Suitable for all dogs.
A PetSmart exclusive.

Soft-grip handle designed for comfort

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=11289318&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailIn
US%2FNo)

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder Kit


The Wahl Pet Nail Grinder is ideal for trimming, shaping,
and smoothing rough nails for large and small pets.
Features:

Precise nail grinder with an ergonomic design & a


stopper safety feature
Grinder accessories are conveniently located in
the back of the grinder for easy storage
Lightweight, cook running and maintenance free
Powerful rotary motor grinder is corded for even
more power
15,000 R.P.M.
Limited 1 year warranty with a 30 day Satisfaction
guarantee

Includes:

Nail Grinder with cord and grinding drum


60 Grit sanding bands (3)
100 Grit Sanding bands (3)
Small and Large grinding stone
Felt polisher
Power adaptor

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=13315786&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailIn
US%2FNo)

Soft Touch Pet Towel Set

(2 pound) Size 15 x 30 "

(Source: http://www.pantown.com/
board.php?id=38561&area=3&name=board5&topic=206&a
ction=view)

183

SHAPP Water heater WH 33

Maximum safety with BUILT-IN ELB machine


built to cut off within 0.1 seconds when the
leakage is 15 mA.
Incoloy heating coils made of noncorrosive
Thermo fuse in Stoughton. Abnormally high
temperature.
The machine is made of plastic PS and standard
IPX through the water during use.
Set filters for water. Prevent dirt into the air.
The shower rod for extra side. Prevents bending
and folding.

(Source: http://www.topcoolair.com
/%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B7
%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%97
%E0%B8%B3%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%B3%
E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%B8%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%99/W
H33.html)

Bath Dog Spa

Features a compact design that fits any style


bathroom.
Acrylic bathtub BT's normal.
Installation drainer.
Size: 730 x 1550 x 395 mm
Water capacity 131 liters.
Weight 51 (kg).

(Source: http://www.light-andbath.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=cat_showcat&l=2&cid=
42455)

T-Cup Apron

To clean and convenient to service


There are two pocket on the front.

(Source: http://www.weloveshopping.com/
template/a21/s_product.php?page=2&shopid=149327&grou
pproduct=833637)

184

Mask

Length 175 mm + / - 2 mm
Width 95 mm + / - 2 mm
Rubber 180 mm + / - 2 mm (each side).

(Source: http://www.hamsiam.com/smf
/index.php?topic=132330.0)

Tubs

Hot/cold water ports available on right or left


Floor levelers built into solid full width legs
Two animal restraint hooks
Full Backsplash
Height: 57-1/2"
Leg Length: 20"
Full Backsplash Length: 37-1/2"
Deep: 15"
Depth: 24" (front to back)
Port Location Length: 39" (from the floor to the
water ports)

(Source: http://www.grandeaglethai.com/%E0%B8%
AD%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%
AD%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%9A%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%
89%E0%B8%B3%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%
99%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%82%E0%B8%AA%E0%B9%8
0%E0%B8%95%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%A5
%E0%B8%AA/%E0%B8%AD%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%B
2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%9
A%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%B3%E0%B8%A
A%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%82
%E0%B9%81%E0%B8%9A%E0%B8%9A%E0%B8%82
%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%9A%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%AD
%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%82%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%9448%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B4%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%A
7%E0%B9%84%E0%B8%A1%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%A1
%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%9B%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B0
%E0%B8%95%E0%B8%B9.html)

185

SHARP Plasma cluster FU-A80TA

The system Plasma cluster intensive spraying can


kill bacteria, mold particles, positive and negative
bacteria. H5N1 bird flu virus into the air and
disintegrate odor. The power dissipation of dust
mite allergens.
HEPA filters trap dust and dirt. Smaller 0.3
micron up to 99.97%.
Sheet odor filter to effectively trap odors.
ION SHOWER working system improves the
performance of the plasma cluster. Positive and
negative ions by spraying with the highest
concentration and wind for a period of about 60
minutes to clean the room. Germs quickly.
Sensor dust. Clean air and light conditions (Clean
Sign)
Can adjust the fan to run at 4 levels (Auto,
Lifestyle, medium, low)
Can enable / disable the plasma cluster systems.
Filter dust and odor filter. Last for approximately
2 years (or more depending on usage)

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-966514182754- +SHARP++++


Plasmacluster+FU+A80TA++62+...html)

Mitsubishi Super inverter MSZ-SGH13VA

Electricity saving # 5.

Refrigerant R410A.

System HEAT PUMP.

Electricity saving 48% at room temperature.

13,000 BTU

12.28 EER
(Source : http://www.topcoolair.com/mitsubishi/
inverter.html)

186

NO

1
G
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
F
21
22
23
24
25
26

LIST

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

Midwest Grooming Table with Arm


Edemco Finishing Dryer
Mini Grooming Cart
Andis Blade
Andis Easy Clip
Comb Small 8 Large
Soft Slicker Brushes for Dog
Slicker Brush
Pin Brush
Palm Brush
Shedding Rakes
Short Pill-Shaped Pin Brush
Bristle Brush
Curry Brush
Facial Scissor
Thinning Scissor
Straight Scissor
Nail Clippers
Nail Filer
Wahl Pet Nail Grinder Kit
Soft Touch Town
SHARP Water Heater
Bath Dog Spa
Tubs
T-Cup Apron
Mask
SHARP Plasma Cluster
Mitsubishi Air + Service

2
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
24
2
2
2
12
100
2
1

4650
6975
3700
434
2790
745
75
340
90
300
340
340
400
300
620
930
775
495
220
1460
33
2590
6086
4800
170
1
13500
29900

9300
13950
3700
434
5580
745
150
680
180
600
680
680
800
600
1240
1860
1550
990
440
1460
792
5180
12172
9600
2040
100
27000
29900

Total

181

83,059

132,403

187

Dog Day Care & Puppy Room

Image

Description

Dog Bowl

For put food and water

(Source:
http://www.siambig.com/shop/view.php?id_product=10025
5&shop=HI_DOG)

Dog cage for puppies.

Width 100 cm high, 50 cm.

Barriers stall stable fits dog barrier nets. Spacious.


Transplant patients do not feel uncomfortable. Mesh top
and shoes with removable bottom. Naughty Dog to protect
the other. Pole is attached to the ground on the field. There
are doors that lock and zipper.
(Source: http://www.yespetshop.com/product/801388/
.html)

Dog Ball
Colorful rubber balls. Suitable for all dog breeds. The
material is light weight and not much damage to the mouth
and teeth of a dog.
(Source: http://www.tadee.net/product.detail_171024
_th_4331218)

188

SHARP Plasma cluster FU-A80TA

The system Plasma cluster intensive spraying can


kill bacteria, mold particles, positive and negative
bacteria. H5N1 bird flu virus into the air and
disintegrate odor. The power dissipation of dust
mite allergens.
HEPA filters trap dust and dirt. Smaller 0.3
micron up to 99.97%.
Sheet odor filter to effectively trap odors.
ION SHOWER working system improves the
performance of the plasma cluster. Positive and
negative ions by spraying with the highest
concentration and wind for a period of about 60
minutes to clean the room. Germs quickly.
Sensor dust. Clean air and light conditions (Clean
Sign)
Can adjust the fan to run at 4 levels (Auto,
Lifestyle, medium, low)
Can enable / disable the plasma cluster systems.
Filter dust and odor filter. Last for approximately
2 years (or more depending on usage)

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-966514182754- +SHARP++++


Plasmacluster+FU+A80TA++62+...html)

Mitsubishi Super inverter MSZ-SGH13VA

Electricity saving # 5.

Refrigerant R410A.

System HEAT PUMP.

Electricity saving 48% at room temperature.

13,000 BTU

12.28 EER
(Source : http://www.topcoolair.com/mitsubishi/
inverter.html)

189

NO

1
2
3
4
5

LIST

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

60
5
1
1
2

25
50
1850
29900
13500

1500
250
1850
29900
27000

69

45,325

60,500

Dog Bowl
Dog Ball
Dog Cage for puppies
Mitsubishi Air + service
SHARP plasma cluster
Total

Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone

Image

Description

SE-C2000M

PLU item record regular STD = 2000.


The department has up to 200 departments
(DEPARTMENT).
The screen display LCD 10 digits.
One-touch merchandising system 72 buttons
(DIRECT PLU).
Large LCD display illuminated the clear view of
all three lines show name and number and total
amount.
Get multiple cash payments, credit
Report daily, hourly, monthly and reports to
determine the period.
Ability to add, subtracts, multiply and calculates
a percentage. Statement and change. And value
added tax (VAT).
Display customer balance (POP-UP CUSTOMER
DISPLAY) 8 digits.
Cash drawer opens automatically. When it is
received.

(Source: http://cmgoa.igetweb.com/product/852636/SEC2000M.html)

190

HP Pavilion All-in-One MS200 PC


HPs new, non-touch screen all-in-one that is aimed to fit in
small spaces like dorms with its 18.5 16:9 widescreen. The
overall body has a smooth, rounded design with a matte
black and silver finish. It definitely is a computer that you
wouldnt want to hide in a cabinet. Packed inside is a 1.50
GHz AMD dual processor, 2GB of memory, a 320GB hard
drive, stereo speakers, and a built-in webcam and
microphone. For movies and photos, the MS214 has a DVD
burner and a 6-in-1 media card reader.
(Source: http://www.technologytell.com/gadgets/50022/hpsnew-all-in-one-ms200-isnt-a-touchscreen-but-its-light-onyour-wallet/)

HP Photo Smart C4680 All-in-One Printer


This HP Photo Smart Printer functions as a printer, a copier,
and a scanner. It prints at a speed of up to 29ppm, and scans
at up to 1200 x 2400 dpi. This HP printer comes equipped
with a 1.45 color Touch Smart display, which allows you
to view and print your photos without needing a computer.
This printer is also Energy Star qualified, and uses less than
1-watt of energy when turned off.
(Source: http://news.printcountry.com/tag/hp-photosmart)

IKED JULE Working Chair

Width: 50 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Seat width: 35 cm
Seat depth: 32 cm
The. Seat height: 38 cm
Maximum penalty: 50 cm

(Source : http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/products/
S39884561/

191

IKED Trashcan

Lower / frame / lid: plastic poly propylene.


Rail: Stainless steel.

(Source: http://www.ikea.com/th/th/catalog/
products/80165426/

Mitsubishi Super inverter MSZ-SGH13VA

Electricity saving # 5.

Refrigerant R410A.

System HEAT PUMP.

Electricity saving 48% at room temperature.

13,000 BTU

12.28 EER
(Source : http://www.topcoolair.com/mitsubishi/
inverter.html)

PANASONIC KX-TS5OOMX

Call repeating the last number dialed with a single


button.
Available in both pulse and tone.
Adjust the volume level for 3 rings.
Flash buttons for special features. The transfer
case is compatible with the PABX calls overlap

(Source: http://www.sripiboon.com/product-th-96749521438-*++*+PANASONIC++
KX+TS5OOMX.html)

192

Shelves 2 side

Load capacity 120 kg / layer plate rack at a good


weight.
Large steel pole with a 2 mm thick stand of area
15 cm tall
Makes it convenient to pick up goods.
Added to the keel. Fold up the M Hair high prices.
The 3rd line wing and attached to a weight.
The walls are perforated steel sheet (pack) to the
island next mast always smooth.
The levels of the same depth of 50 cm over a
length of 120 cm

(Source: http://sunzonesky.com/product-th-3413882.+%E0%B8%8A%E0%B8%B1%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%9
9%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%A
A%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%84%E0%B9%89
%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99
%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A3
%E0%B9%8C%E0%B8%97.html)

Shelves 1 side

Load capacity 120 kg / layer plate rack at a good


weight.
Large steel pole with a 2 mm thick stand of area
15 cm tall
Makes it convenient to pick up goods.
Added to the keel. Fold up the M Hair high prices.
The 3rd line wing and attached to a weight.
The walls are perforated steel sheet (pack) to the
island next mast always smooth.
The levels of the same depth of 50 cm over a
length of 120 cm

(Source: http://sunzonesky.com/product-th-3413882.+%E0%B8%8A%E0%B8%B1%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%9
9%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%A
A%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%84%E0%B9%89
%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99
%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A3
%E0%B9%8C%E0%B8%97.html)

193

Shelves 1 side with Hanger

Load capacity 120 kg / layer plate rack at a good


weight.
Large steel pole with a 2 mm thick stand of area
15 cm tall
Makes it convenient to pick up goods.
Added to the keel. Fold up the M Hair high prices.
The 3rd line wing and attached to a weight.
The walls are perforated steel sheet (pack) to the
island next mast always smooth.
The levels of the same depth of 50 cm over a
length of 120 cm

(Source: http://sunzonesky.com/product-th-3413882.+%E0%B8%8A%E0%B8%B1%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%9
9%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%A
A%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%84%E0%B9%89
%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99
%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A3
%E0%B9%8C%E0%B8%97.html)

NO

LIST

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

A
B
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Quick pos of CASIO SE-C2000M


Computer HP Pavilion MS200 All-in-one
Printer HP Photo smart C4680
IKED working chairs
Mitsubishi Air + Service
Telephone Panasonic
IKED Trashcan
Shelves 2 side
Shelves 1 side
Shelves with hanger 1 side

1
1
1
2
3
1
1
15
10
5

13500
19900
3990
1690
29900
590
89
2700
1750
2200

13500
59700
3990
3380
89700
590
89
40500
17500
11000

42

76,309

239,949

Total

194

Depreciation
Depreciation of Pre Operation cost

Year 1
No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

Depreciation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jan

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1


No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

Depreciation

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumulated
Depreciation

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

175,000

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

10,000

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

185,000

Depreciation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jan

Year 2
No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

Billboard of company

50,000

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

Year

Depreciation

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2


No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Accumulated
Depreciation

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

350,000

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

20,000

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

370,000

195

Year 3
No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

Depreciation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jan

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3


No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

Depreciation

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumulated
Depreciation

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

525,000

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

30,000

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

555,000

Depreciation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jan

Year 4
No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4


No

Pre-Operating cost

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

Total/Baht

Year

Depreciation

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumulated
Depreciation

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

700,000

Billboard of company

50,000

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

40,000

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

740,000

Depreciation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jan

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

Year 5
No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5


No

Pre-Operating cost

Total/Baht

Year

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

Depreciation

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumulated
Depreciation

Landscape cost

1,200,000

Construction + Drawing

3,500,000

20

175000

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

14583.3

875,000

Billboard of company

50,000

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

10000

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

833.33

50,000

185,000

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

15,416.63

925,000

196

Depreciation of equipment / tools


Year 1: Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)
NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

2700

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

11940

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

399

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

676

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

2990

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

59

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

139

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

53.60

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

198

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

26.70

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

39.80

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

13.80

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

29.80

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

299.80

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

42.20

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

469

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

2700

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

22787.7

197

Year 2: Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

5400

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

23880

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

798

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

1352

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

5980

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

118

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

278

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

107.20

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

396

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

53.40

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

79.60

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

27.60

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

59.60

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

599.60

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

84.40

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

24

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

938

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

5400

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

45575.40

198

Year 3: Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

8100

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

35820

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1197

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

2028

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

8970

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

177

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

417

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

160.80

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

594

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

80.10

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

119.40

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

41.40

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

89.40

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

899.40

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

126.60

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

36

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

1407

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

8100

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

68363.10

199

Year 4: Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

10800

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

47760

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1596

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

2704

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

11960

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

236

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

556

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

214.40

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

792

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

106.8

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

159.2

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

55.2

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

119.2

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

1199.2

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

168.8

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

48

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

1876

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

10800

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

91150.80

200

Year 5: Office reception / Cashier (Down Flood)


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

13500

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

11940

995

995

995

995

995

995

59700

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1995

IKED working chairs

1690

6760

10

676

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

56.33

3380

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

14950

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

295

IKED wash Bowl

1390

1390

10

139

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

11.58

695

Faucet def

268

536

10

53.60

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

4.47

268

IKED Mirror

990

1980

10

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

990

IKED Trashcan

89

267

10

26.70

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

2.23

133.50

IKED Dish soap

199

398

10

39.80

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

3.32

199

IKED Hard-line

69

138

10

13.80

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

1.15

69

10

IKED to put tissue in

149

298

10

29.80

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

149

11

Toilet Bowl

1449

2998

10

299.80

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

24.98

1499

12

Man toilet bowl

422

422

10

42.20

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

3.52

211

13

Spray house

60

120

10

12

60

14

Chest of Drawers

4690

4690

10

469

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

39.08

2345

15

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

13500

22,787.7

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

1898.98

113938.50

201

Year 1: Living Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

396.5

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

3898

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

3180

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

699

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

8.9

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

169

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

89

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

5980

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

192

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

29.8

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

2700

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

17342.2

202

Year 2: Living Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

793

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

7796

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

6360

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

1398

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

17.8

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

338

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

178

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

11960

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

384

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

59.6

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

5400

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

34684.40

203

Year 3: Living Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

1189.5

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

11694

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

9540

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

2097

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

26.7

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

507

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

267

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

17940

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

576

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

89.4

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

8100

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

52026.6

204

Year 4: Living Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

1586

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

15592

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

12720

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

2796

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

35.6

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

676

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

356

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

23920

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

768

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

119.2

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

10800

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

69368.8

205

Year 5: Living Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Atlantic Drink Dispenser

3965

3965

10

396.5

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

33.04

1982.5

LG TV 42

19490

19490

3898

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

324.83

19490

INDEX Sofa

15900

31800

10

3180

265

265

265

265

265

265

15900

IKED TV Cabinet

6990

6990

10

699

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

3495

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

44.5

IKED Living

1690

1690

10

169

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

14.08

845

IKED Side Table

890

890

10

89

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

7.42

445

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

5980

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

498.33

29900

Tea Cup

12

80

960

192

16

16

16

16

16

16

960

IKED Coffee Box

149

149

29.8

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

2.48

149

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

13500

17342.2

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

1445.17

86711

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

206

Year 1: Training & Relax Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

Dog Equipment Train

5278

60.18

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

Dog Ball Train

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Basket Train

4.17

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

8970

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

722.10

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

2111.20

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

200

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

50

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

125

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

12178.3

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

747.5

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Year 2: Training & Relax Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

17940

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

1444.2

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

4222.4

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

400

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

100

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

250

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

24356.6

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

207

Year 3: Training & Relax Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

Dog Equipment Train

5278

60.18

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

Dog Ball Train

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Basket Train

4.17

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

26910

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

2166.3

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

6333.6

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

600

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

150

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

375

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

36534.9

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

747.5

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Year 4: Training & Relax Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

6198.3

516.54

516.54

516.54

516.54

516.54

516.54

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

35880

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

2888.4

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

8444.8

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

800

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

200

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

500

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

48713.2

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

208

Year 5: Training & Relax Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

Dog Equipment Train

5278

60.18

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

Dog Ball Train

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Basket Train

4.17

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.5

747.5

747.5

757.5

747.5

747.5

44850

Cool Top Fan

2407

7221

10

722.10

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

60.18

3610.5

Dog Equipment Train

5278

10556

2111.20

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

175.93

10556

Dog Leash Chain Train

10

100

1000

200

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

16.67

1000

Dog Ball Train

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

250

Dog Basket Train

50

250

125

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

10.42

625

12178.3

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

1014.86

60891.5

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

209

Year 1: Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

Pin Brush

90

180

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

930
2790

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

370

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

86.80

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

1116

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

149

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

30

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

136

Pin Brush

90

180

36

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

120

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

136

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

136

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

160

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

120

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

248

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

372

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

310

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

198

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

88

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

292

210
20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

1036

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

1217.20

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

960

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

204

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

50

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

5400

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

158.40

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

2990

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

19839.4

211

Year 2: Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

Pin Brush

90

180

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

1860
5580

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

740

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

173.6

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

2232

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

298

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

60

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

272

Pin Brush

90

180

36

72

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

240

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

272

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

272

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

320

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

240

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

496

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

744

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

620

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

396

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

176

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

584

212
20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

2072

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

2434.4

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

1920

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

408

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

100

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

10800

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

316.8

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

5980

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

39678.8

213

Year 3: Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

Pin Brush

90

180

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

2790
8370

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

1110

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

260.4

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

3348

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

447

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

90

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

408

Pin Brush

90

180

36

108

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

360

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

408

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

408

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

480

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

360

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

744

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

1116

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

930

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

594

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

264

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

876

214
20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

3108

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

3651.6

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

2880

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

612

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

150

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

16200

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

475.2

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

8970

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

59518.20

215

Year 4: Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

Pin Brush

90

180

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

3720
11160

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

1480

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

347.2

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

4464

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

596

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

120

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

544

Pin Brush

90

180

36

144

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

480

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

544

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

544

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

640

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

480

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

992

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

1488

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

1240

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

792

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

352

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

1168

216
20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

4144

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

4868.8

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

3840

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

816

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

200

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

21600

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

633.6

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

11960

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

79357.60

217

Year 5: Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

Pin Brush

90

180

36

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

20

Soft Touch Town

24

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

SHARP Water Heater

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

21

Bath Dog Spa

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

22

Tubs

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

23

T-Cup Apron

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

24

Mask

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

25

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

26

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

10

930

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

77.50

4650

Midwest Grooming
Table with Arm

4650

9300

Edemco Finishing Dryer

6975

13950

2790

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

232.50

13950

Mini Grooming Cart

3700

3700

10

370

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

30.83

1850

Andis Blade

434

434

86.80

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

7.23

434

Andis Easy Clip

2790

5580

1116

93

93

93

93

93

93

5580

Comb Small 8 Large

745

745

149

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

12.42

745

Soft Slicker Brushes for


Dog

75

150

30

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

2.50

150

Slicker Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

680

Pin Brush

90

180

36

180

Palm Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

600

10

Shedding Rakes

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

680

11

Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

340

680

136

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

11.33

680

12

Bristle Brush

400

800

160

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

13.33

800

13

Curry Brush

300

600

120

10

10

10

10

10

10

600

14

Facial Scissor

620

1240

248

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

20.67

1240

15

Thinning Scissor

930

1860

372

31

31

31

31

31

31

1860

16

Straight Scissor

775

1550

310

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

25.83

1550

17

Nail Clippers

495

990

198

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

16.50

990

18

Nail Filer

220

440

88

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

7.33

440

218
19

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder


Kit

20

Soft Touch Town

24

SHARP Water Heater

21

Bath Dog Spa

22

Tubs

23

T-Cup Apron

24

Mask

25
26

1460

1460

292

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

24.33

33

792

158.40

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

13.20

792

2590

5180

1036

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

86.33

5180

6086

12172

10

1217.20

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

101.43

6086

4800

9600

10

960

80

80

80

80

80

80

4800

12

170

2040

10

204

17

17

17

17

17

17

1020

100

100

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

250

SHARP Plasma Cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

27000

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

29900

10

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

1460

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

14950

19839.4

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

1653.26

99197

219

Year 1: Dog Day Care & Puppy Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

12.50

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on
150

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

50

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

616.67

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

2990

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

5400

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

9206.67

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

Year 2: Dog Day Care & Puppy Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

12.50

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on
300

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

100

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

1233.34

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

5980

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

10800

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

18413.34

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

Year 3: Dog Day Care & Puppy Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

12.50

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on
450

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

150

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

1850.01

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

6870

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

16200

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

27620.01

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

220

Year 4: Dog Day Care & Puppy Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

12.50

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on
600

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

200

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

2466.68

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

11960

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

21600

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

36826.68

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

Year 5: Dog Day Care & Puppy Room


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

12.50

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTA
L

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on
750

Dog Bowl

60

25

1500

10

150

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.50

Dog Ball

50

250

50

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

4.17

250

Dog Cage for puppies

1850

1850

616.67

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

51.39

3083.35

Mitsubishi Air + service

29900

29900

10

2990

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

249.17

14950

SHARP plasma cluster

13500

27000

5400

450

450

450

450

450

450

27000

9206.67

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

767.23

46033.35

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

221

Year 1: Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

2700

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

3980

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

399

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

338

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

8970

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

59

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

8.9

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

4050

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

1750

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

220

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

22474.9

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 1

222

Year 2: Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

5400

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

7960

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

798

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

676

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

17940

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

118

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

17.8

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

8100

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

3500

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

440

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

44949.80

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 2

223

Year 3: Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

8100

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

11940

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1197

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

1014

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

26910

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

177

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

26.7

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

12150

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

5250

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

660

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

67424.70

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 3

224

Year 4: Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

10800

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

15920

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1596

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

1352

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

35880

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

236

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

35.6

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

16200

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

7000

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

880

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

89899.60

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 4

225

Year 5: Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5


NO

LIST

NO
OF
PROD
UCT

PRICE
PER UNIT

TOTAL

YEAR

DEPRECIA
TION

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Accumula
ted
Depreciati
on

Quick pos of CASIO SEC2000M

13500

13500

2700

225

225

225

225

225

225

13500

Computer HP Pavilion
MS200 All-in-one

19900

59700

3980

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

331.67

19900

Printer HP Photo smart


C4680

3990

3990

10

399

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

33.25

1995

IKED working chairs

1690

3380

10

338

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

28.17

1690

Mitsubishi Air + Service

29900

89700

10

8970

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

747.50

44850

Telephone Panasonic

590

590

10

59

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

4.92

295

IKED Trashcan

89

89

10

8.9

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

0.74

44.5

Shelves 2 side

15

2700

40500

10

4050

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

337.50

20250

Shelves 1 side

10

1750

17500

10

1750

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

145.83

8750

Shelves with hanger 1


side

2200

11000

10

220

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

18.33

1100

22474.9

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

1872.91

112374.50

Total Accumulated Depreciation Year 5

226

All about the depreciation is mean all of equipments, tools or land and etc. It will have
cost of depreciation for calculate about cost that we used this thing example of we buy
equipment for use in office such as air conditioner. In this ways we always calculate cost of
depreciation of air conditioner around 5 years and use this cost to calculate about all cost
that need to spend in process of operation.
Year: 1
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL

TOTAL.
185,000
22,787
17,342
12,178
19,839
9,206
22,474
288,826

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL

TOTAL.
370,000
45,575
34,684
24,356
39,678
18,413
44,949
577,655

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL

TOTAL.
555,000
68,363
52,026
36,534
59,518
27,620
67,424
866,485

Year: 2.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Year: 3
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

227

Year: 4
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL

TOTAL.
740,000
91,150
69,368
48,713
79,357
36,826
89,899
1,155,313

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
925,000
113,938
86,711
60,891
99,197
46,033
112,374
1,444,144

Year: 5
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

228

Chapter 5
Operations Cost

229

Product characteristics
Fashion Pet

(T1)

(T2)

Fashion Pet by various festivals such as Halloween, Christmas or including fashion by the
popularity of the film such as Batman, Supper man, Spider man etc.
Example
Sale Price:

T1 = 550 B- Small, 580 B- Medium, 600 B- Large, 700 B- Extra Large,


T2 = 550 B- Small, 580 B- Medium, 600 B- Large, 700 B- Extra Large.

We think well for wear with the dogs that we would sell because fashion coat helps
the dogs more cute.

Dogs collar

(C4)
C4: Synthetic leather with star 230 B- XXS size, 280 B- XS size, 330 B- S sizes

230

Designed so that owners can communicate with their pet in a way they instinctively
understand, the Gentle Leader painlessly and effectively removes the dogs natural tendency
to pull by placing gentle pressure on calming points and eliminating uncomfortable pressure
on the throat.
Which we can use for training dogs in shop and the products suitable for sale.

Leash

(L2)

(L2) Leas shirts sport design (Have only small, medium)


Leas shirts of dogs, strong, secure and not loose.
Comfortable.
Scalable.
The lock is a simple locking and quick disconnect.
122 cm long removable dog leash
Anyone who uses this leash must be able to control the dog and watch the dog closely
at all times to keep it from running off or wrapping anyone in the cord/tape/belt. Keep out of
reach of small children.
Which we can use for training dogs in shop and the products suitable for sale.

231

Dogs Cage

(CC1)

Sale Price : CC1 = 350B- size XS, 450B- size S, 550B- size M, 650B- size L, 750 size XL
Dogs Cage can be used on dogs in stores, and can be sold at a price that is very
affordable if compared to applications.

Food for dogs

Beef & Milk (SH1)

Roast Beef (SH3)

Roast Beef (SH6)

232

Puppy: Beef & Milk (SH1)


Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Corn Gluten Meal, Full Fat Soybean
Chicken Fat, Dried Whole Egg, Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish Oil,
Iodized Salt, Garlic, Vitamins and Minerals, Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring
Adult: Roast Beef (SH3)
Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Full Fat Soybean, Chicken Fat,
Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish Oil, Iodized Salt, Vitamins and Minerals,
Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring.
Small breed: Roast Beef (SH6)
Ingredients
Ground Corn, Chicken by-product Meal, Broken Rice, Full Fat Soybean Chicken Fat,
Brewers Dried Yeast, Poultry Digest, Lecithin, Fish Oil, Iodized Salt, Garlic, Vitamins and
Minerals, Antioxidant, Flavoring and Food Coloring
These foods are essential with the store because we have to train dogs, nurture and
etc; we therefore choose the best food for dogs.

233

Shampoo

SH1

SH2

SH3

SH4

SH10

SH5

SH11

SH6

SH12

SH7

SH8

SH9

SH13

Shampoo required for use in shop. We need to choose the best shampoo to use in
stores to avoid discredit the store. Shampoo that we are bring sales, it is shampoo that to use
service in store.

234

Dog bowl

(BD3)
Dog Bowl features a non-slip rubber base, ensure even the most enthusiastic of dogs
will not be chasing their food bowl across the tiles. This classic dog bowl is available in a
range of vibrant colors.
Sale Price:BD3 = 300B- 350ml , 380B- 500ml , 450B- 1000ml , 580B- 2000ml.
We choose (BD3) because (BD3) can put have two type such as food and water.
(BD3) help you save living area.
Dog for sell (Chihuahua, Pomeranian, and Yorkshire terrier)

The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog. But it's spunky demeanor and personality
outshines its diminutive size.
Pomeranians are lively and full of fun. They are very intelligent and eager to learn.
They want to be taught and will do their best to learn. Pomeranians are devoted and loyal to
their owners. They always seek companionship and want nothing more than to be with their
family.

235

Yorkshire terriers tend to bark a lot. This makes them excellent watch dogs because
they will sound the alarm when anyone gets near. This barking problem can be resolved with
proper training.
We chose to sell three varieties of dog because three dogs are popular nowadays and
very expensive. Three species of dog can be very profitable for the stores.

Direct Labor
Employees for bath 3 Positions.
Job description:
-

Bathe to dogs

Qualifications:
-

Male or female.
Age over 20years old.
Must be a person who loves dogs.
Diligent.

Employees for grooming 3 Positions.


Job description:
-

Grooming, cut nail, ears cleaningfor dog

Qualifications:
-

Male or female.
Age over 20years old.
Must be a person who loves dogs.
Diligent.
Must been studied cut about fur of dogs or have experienced.

Employees for massage 2 Positions.


Job description:
-

Massage for dogs and make dogs to enjoy.

Qualifications:
-

Male or female.
Age over 20years old.
Must be a person who loves dogs.

236

- Diligent.
- Must been studied about massage of dogs or have experienced.
Employees for trainer 1 Position
Job description:
-

Trainer for dogs.


Consultation with the owner of the dog.

Qualifications:
-

Male or female.
Age over 20years old.
Must be a person who loves dogs.
Diligent.
A lot of experienced
Must been studied about trainer for dogs.

Employees for veterinary 1 Position


Job description:
-

Can maintain dogs that will be back to good health.


Prescription for dogs.

Qualifications:
-

Male or female.
Age over 20years old.
Must be a person who loves dogs.
Diligent.
A lot of experienced.
Graduated from veterinary medicine.

237

Wage of employee.

Employees

Person

Wages/Day

Wages/Month

Total

Bathing
Grooming
Spa
Trainer
Total

2
2
1
2 (3 hour/week)
8

300
400
300
500
1500

9000
12000
9000
6000
36000

18000
24000
9000
12000
63000

*Employees for bathe, grooming and spa were calculated base on the minimum rate
300 bath per day. But the trainer and veterinary will increases wage by ability and the all
employees must training before work.
(Source:http://www.komchadluek.net/detail/20120905/139357/%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%B0%
E0%B9%81%E0%B8%A5%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%A7!1%E0%B8%A1.%E0%B8%84.56%E0%B8%84%E0%B9%88%E
0%B8%B2%E0%B8%88%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%87300%E0%B8%97%E0%B8%B1%E0%B9%88%E0%
B8%A7%E0%B8%9B%E0%B8%97..html#.UOwgYuR18-Y)

Logistics Management (Transport, Quantity, Ordering for Each Month)


Land Transport
By train
Within each month there will be a dog ordering around 10-12 times, and one or two
dogs will transport by a train to many parts in the country. The cost for train transport will be
300 baht per one dog.
By bus
Within each month there will be a dog ordering around 2-3 times, and one or two
dogs will transport by a bus to many parts in the country. The cost for bus transport will be
500 baht per one dog. However, there is an exception for bus transport; a bus can transport
only a small dog that does not make a loud noise for annoying the passengers.
Ship Transport
Within each month there will be a dog ordering around 5-6 times, and 5-7 dogs will
transport by ship to many harbors trough the country. The cost for ship transport will be 600
baht per one dog.

238

Air Transport
Within each month there will be a dog ordering around 3-5 times, and 2-3 dogs will
transport by plane to many airports trough the country. The cost for air transport will be 1,000
baht per one dog.
Overhead
1. Water Expense.
Forecast use the water 40 cu.m/month x 19.125 baht

Water Expense rate


Price per unit

Unit that use ( cu.m )

Total Bath

16.00

10.00

160.00

19.00

10.00

190.00

20.00

10.00

200.00

21.50

10.00

215.00
765.00

Total of Water Expense


Cost of service
Cost of Vat 7 %
Total all of Water Expense

60.00 Bath
57.75 Bath
882.75 Bath

(Source: http://www.pwa.co.th/service/billing.php)
(Resource: http://www.pwa.co.th/service/tariff_rate.html (Accesses January 3, 2013)

2. Electricity Expense
For electricity expense of factory
** Remark: Used the power is
1-150 unit

1019.352 units/ per month


1.8047

151- 400 unit

2.7781

more over 400 unit (401 1019.352)

2.9780

Total

4059.92

Cost of Ft (0.9255 Bath per unit)

943.410

General Service

284.1944

Total electricity expense

5,287.524

/ per month

(Source: http://www.dpu.ac.th/eng/ee/cal/index.php)
(Source: http://www.dpu.ac.th/eng/ee/cal/beginner20.php)
(Source: http://www.pea.co.th/rates/Rate2011.pdf)

239

4. Internet expense/month
Internet expense
Vat 7%
Total internet expense

599
Baht
41.93 Baht
640.93 Baht

5. Telephone expense/month
Telephone expense
500
Baht
Vat 7%
35
Baht
Total Telephone expense
535
Baht
*Remark: 1 baht/3 minutes in the local and the domestic long distance and mobile phone
following the rate of domestic long distance
6. Staff training
* Remark: use 2 staff for training dogs.
Staff timing 10hr/ per week (200 / per hr)

2,000 Bath

Equipment/tool

Dog Equipment Training

Weave Pole Set - 30" poles with a free-standing


base. Standard 6-pole set.
Adjustable jump - with a displaceable bar (for
safety) that adjusts to any height by sliding the 2
jump cups up and down on the side bars.
Adjustable Tire jump - 24" diameter hoop that
slides up and down on the side bars.
Pause box - Great training aid and substitute for
the pause table. Dog must stop and either sit or lay
down for a 5 second count.
Tunnel & Chute - 3' tunnel with 22" diameter and
attachable 8' chute. Use the tunnel by itself, or
attach the chute for extra challenge. Color is
subject to availability only.
Carrying Bag - sturdy canvas-like material with
wide strap. (bag is blue and yellow as shown, and
has a pocket on the outside)
Colored vinyl tape - for decorating all the poles.
Instruction Manual, that includes pictures and
training tips for each obstacle.
(Source: http://www.nwagility.com/agility-kits.php)

240

Basket Training Dog


(Source: http://nongkhai-culture.org/A.Ponpisai/A.PonpisaiLink/ponpisai-decorate.htm)

Dog Ball Training


Colorful rubber balls. Suitable for all dog breeds. The
material is light weight and not much damage to the mouth
and teeth of a dog.
(Source: http://www.tadee.net/product.detail_171024
_th_4331218)

Dog Leash Chain Training

Chain dog leash size 4 mm, length 70 inches.


Dog chain, chain tethered dog, long, strong,
durable, the chain's spring hooks on both sides for
a dog with a lot of energy to exercise or train dogs
and are very strong.

(Source: http://www.yespetshop.com/index.
php?mo=28&id=638935)

Dog Bowl

For put food and water

(Source:
http://www.siambig.com/shop/view.php?id_product=10025
5&shop=HI_DOG)

241

Dog cage for puppies.

Width 100 cm high, 50 cm.

Barriers stall stable fits dog barrier nets. Spacious.


Transplant patients do not feel uncomfortable. Mesh top
and shoes with removable bottom. Naughty Dog to protect
the other. Pole is attached to the ground on the field. There
are doors that lock and zipper.
(Source: http://www.yespetshop.com/product/801388/
.html)

Midwest Grooming Table w/Arm

3/4" Birch Plywood Top (grade A/B)


Easy to Clean & Maintain Ribbed Rubber "NoSlip" Rubber Working Surface
Fully Welded, Durable Black E-Coat, Folding
Tubular Legs Provide Maximum Stability
1" Charcoal Gray Vinyl Trim Molding to Protect
Clothing
Available with Grooming Arm and Security Loop
(Model G3018A, G3624A & G4824A come with
Standard grooming arm and security loop)
Medium: 36"L x 24"W x 30"H

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com
/product/index.jsp?productId=12953369&f=PAD%2FpsNot
AvailInUS%2FNo)

Edemco F160 Best 'N Show Heat Stand Dryers


This Edemco finishing dryer is powerful, portable, and
pleasantly priced. Designed for dog and cat show
professionals on the go and for grooming shop operators in
need of a solid back-up dryer. Ideal for last minute touchups before entering the ring. Both dryer and stand fit into a
24" tote bag for ease in traveling. Convert to force dryer or
cage dryer with optional F170 Best 'N' Show Accessory Kit
which includes 6' flex hose, hose nozzle reducer, crevice
tool nozzle and cage attachment.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/edemco-f160-best-nshow-heat-stand-dryers-1/)

242

Dina Meri Nico Mini Grooming Cart


Highly modified high impact ABS plastic makes this
grooming cart 3-5 times stronger and much more impact
resistant than most carts in the industry. ECO friendly 100%
recyclable with a scratch & smear resistant textured finish.
Enclosed back. Includes 4 trays. Included trays can be
attached to either side of top for added work space. Extra
tracks can accommodate up to 4 additional trays. Heavy
duty NILOX casters for extra strength and easy mobility.
Four wire pockets included (not pictured). Wire pockets can
be adjusted to hold different sizes of bottles or can be used
to hang spray bottles. Optional lockable folding door and
trays available.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/dina-meri-nico-minigrooming-cart-1/)

Andis Blade Carrying Case


Attractive design with sturdy handle for complete
portability. Durable construction and resilient exterior for
long life. Holds most detachable blades with room for up to
12 blades. Case is lined with high density foam for
maximum protection of blades. Blades sold separately.
Dimensions: 11.25" x 8" x 2.875". Weighs 1.5 lbs.
(Source: http://wgroom.com/catalog/andis-blade-carryingcase-1/)

Andis Easy Clip Combo Grooming Kit

Powerful magnetic motor clipper


Adjustable blade
Quiet running
Cordless battery trimmer for touch ups

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=15509126&lmdn=Product+Type&f=P
AD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

243

Top Paw Combs

Two lengths of teeth to help with tangles


Rounded tips for comfort & safety
Available in two sizes
Made exclusively for PetSmart

These combs feature rounded pins for comfort and safety


and are perfect for thick-coated breeds. They feature two pin
sizes help in different stages of the grooming process, as
well as different parts of your dog's coat.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=3706188&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Grreat Choice Soft Slicker Brushes for Dogs

A must for grooming short haired breeds


Stainless steel pins
Choose from a variety of designer colors
Made exclusively for PetSmart!

These Soft Slicker Brushes with stainless steel pins should


be used to remove debris and loose hair from shorthaired
breeds. Can also be used to fluff-dry dogs with sensitive
skin. Remember to brush your dog regularly as part of an
overall grooming program, and be sure to brush your dog
before bathing, as water can tighten any existing mats.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?
productId=3465561&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Slicker Brush

For medium, long, and curly hair


Ergonomic handle minimizes hand fatigue
Made of wood with non-slip Intelligrip surface
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Soft, curved metal pins assist in detangling mats while also


removing dead hair from the underbelly.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030480&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

244

Grreat Choice Pin Brush

Great for long haired breeds


Available in three colors
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Brushing your dog's coat is one of the most important steps


in the grooming process. Ideal for long haired breeds, this
brush is made of wire pins which are ideal for removing
tangle and debris. Available in three fashionable colors
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=3727721&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Top Paw Rubber Palm Brush

For long haired breeds


Rounded tips for comfort & safety
Hand strap for increased control
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Make keeping your dog's coat groomed and tangle-free easy


with our rubber palm brush. A strap on the back side holds
the brush comfortably on your hand while you remove dead
hair and prevent mats.
(Source:http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?produc
tId=3706178&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

Top Paw Shedding Rakes

Ideal for long haired breeds


Helps reduce shedding
Available in two styles
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Regular use of a shedding rake will give your pet a wellgroomed appearance. Developed for long haired breeds,
these shedding rakes significantly help to reduce shedding.
Choose from two styles.
(Source:http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?produc
tId=3706192&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo)

245

Martha Stewart Pets Short Pill-Shaped Pin


Brush

For medium curly hair


Ergonomic handle minimizes hand fatigue
Made of wood coated w/ non-slip Intelligrip
surface
A PetSmart exclusive

Coated metal pins help remove mats & tangles from the coat
and underbelly, and the unique pill-shape design allows you
to reach more surface area.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030481&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Bristle Brush

For short to medium hair


For everyday brushing
Made of wood coated w/ non-slip Intelligrip
surface
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Made of natural boar hair fibers mixed w/ nylon, the bristle


brush gently removes dirt & debris while shining your pet's
coat. Ergonomic palm-held design w/ adjustable strap lets
you replicate a petting motion to help calm anxious dogs.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030476&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Top Paw Rubber Curry Brush

Great for bathing & brushing your pet


For short haired breeds
Made exclusively for PetSmart

Brushing your dog's coat is one of the most important steps


in the grooming process. Developed for short haired breeds,
this rubber curry brush helps keep the skin clean and
reduces shedding. This glove can be used when the coat is
dry or wet. During bath time, the rubber nubs help remove
excess hair, massage and scrub your pet's coat.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=3706177&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS
%2FNo)

246

Martha Stewart Facial Scissor


These facial scissors make grooming your dog easier and
safer. Especially suited for trimming around the nose, ears,
and eyes. A PetSmart exclusive.

Ergonomic handle provides a secure grip


Blunted safety tip prevents cuts and pokes
Made of high-grade stainless steel

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=11289317&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Thinning Shears

For long and curly hair


Made of high-grade stainless steel
Includes storage sheath
Spot clean with a pet-safe detergent
Made exclusively for PetSmart.

Blunted tip make grooming safer. Ergonomic handle fits


securely in your hand.
(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030484&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Straight Scissors

For all hair types


Blunted tip makes grooming safer
Ergonomic handle fits securely in your hand
Made of high-grade stainless steel
Includes storage sheath

Made exclusively for PetSmart


(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product/
index.jsp?productId=4030485&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS
%2FNo)

Martha Stewart Pets Nail Clippers


Cutting guard for safety
Ergonomic, secure-grip handle
High-grade stainless steel
Made exclusively for PetSmart.

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=4030486&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInU
S%2FNo)

247

Martha Stewart Nail Filer


Keep your pooch's paws neat, trim and looking fabulous
with this dual-sided stainless steel file. Suitable for all dogs.
A PetSmart exclusive.

Soft-grip handle designed for comfort

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=11289318&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailIn
US%2FNo)

Wahl Pet Nail Grinder Kit


The Wahl Pet Nail Grinder is ideal for trimming, shaping,
and smoothing rough nails for large and small pets.
Features:

Precise nail grinder with an ergonomic design & a


stopper safety feature
Grinder accessories are conveniently located in
the back of the grinder for easy storage
Lightweight, cook running and maintenance free
Powerful rotary motor grinder is corded for even
more power
15,000 R.P.M.
Limited 1 year warranty with a 30 day Satisfaction
guarantee

(Source: http://www.petsmart.com/product
/index.jsp?productId=13315786&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailIn
US%2FNo)

Soft Touch Pet Towel Set

(2 pound) Size 15 x 30 "

(Source: http://www.pantown.com/
board.php?id=38561&area=3&name=board5&topic=206&a
ction=view)

248

SHAPP Water heater WH 33

Maximum safety with BUILT-IN ELB machine


built to cut off within 0.1 seconds when the
leakage is 15 mA.
Incoloy heating coils made of noncorrosive
Thermo fuse in Stoughton. Abnormally high
temperature.
The machine is made of plastic PS and standard
IPX through the water during use.
Set filters for water. Prevent dirt into the air.
The shower rod for extra side. Prevents bending
and folding.

(Source: http://www.topcoolair.com
/%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B7
%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%97
%E0%B8%B3%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%B3%
E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%B8%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%99/W
H33.html)

Bath Dog Spa

Features a compact design that fits any style


bathroom.
Acrylic bathtub BT's normal.
Installation drainer.
Size: 730 x 1550 x 395 mm
Water capacity 131 liters.
Weight 51 (kg).

(Source: http://www.light-andbath.com/index.php?lay=show&ac=cat_showcat&l=2&cid=
42455)

249

Total equipment/tool
NO

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28

LIST

Dog Equipment Train


Dog Leash Chain Train
Dog Ball Train
Dog Basket Train
Midwest Grooming Table with Arm
Edemco Finishing Dryer
Mini Grooming Cart
Andis Blade
Andis Easy Clip
Comb Small 8 Large
Soft Slicker Brushes for Dog
Slicker Brush
Pin Brush
Palm Brush
Shedding Rakes
Short Pill-Shaped Pin Brush
Bristle Brush
Curry Brush
Facial Scissor
Thinning Scissor
Straight Scissor
Nail Clippers
Nail Filer
Wahl Pet Nail Grinder Kit
Soft Touch Town
SHARP Water Heater
Bath Dog Spa
Tubs
Total

NO.OF
PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/BAHT

2
10
5
5
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
24
2
2
2
88

5278
100
50
50
4650
6975
3700
434
2790
745
75
340
90
300
340
340
400
300
620
930
775
495
220
1460
33
2590
6086
4800
44966

10556
1000
250
250
9300
13950
3700
434
5580
745
150
680
180
600
680
680
800
600
1240
1860
1550
990
440
1460
792
5180
12172
9600
85410

250

Total overhead

No.

List

Baht

Total water expense/month

883

Total electricity expense of factory

5,288

Total equipment/tool

85,419

4.

Internet expense

641

5.

Telephone expense

535

6.

Staff training

2,000

Total

94,776

Process: the things that need to prepare before starting a business about pets.
1. Place for build room for pets.
We should consider amount of a dogs and should not be too crowded together. And
then because the air is not good enough also difficult to clean as well. And health of the dogs
is not perfect enough, house or room that use for foster a long fur dogs breeds need air
conditioning. And the cold about 25 degrees Celsius on average; for short and medium fur
dogs should have a fan running when the weather is hot
with ceiling insulation.
2. Process of breeding dogs.
General principles of breeding dogs should not be bred between a dog is a pedigree
close as parent and child its called the mixture in a relationship. Because puppies are born
with the inclusion of what bad blood that is more like a strong disease and certain parts of the
species that should be required or not. By simply check the history of a species from pedigree
guarantee.
Also, do not breed dogs, an uncertainly cross between a dog is difference species. In
addition, the prices are not good but still to spread it out over a dog with a pedigree. If it is
not detrimental to the species, it will be even more carried a mutation.

251

3. Process of select species.


Strain Selection it is important not to overlook the need to know the external appearance of
the dog. Which is indicative of the integrity of the organ in a section that is required by the
standard dog breeds or not.
Characteristics of a good dog are the following.
Body fitted with a prototype of dogs in each breed.
The head should not swell or collapse.
The eyes have to look like a normal eye isn't strabismus should be flashing quickly.
Ears, it must be recognized that well. Test by hand as soon as it is turned.
Nose mucus is clear, cold and humid or thickens.
The mouth isnt sore, gums are pink.
Strong, white teeth, and rams it.
Skin lesions are based on the nodes.
Feather soft to touch.
Foot vertical parallel.
Male genital ulcers have no testicles as well.
Female genital opening.
Room anus is a red inflamed lesion.
4. Appearances of dog.
In a young male dog at the age of 6 months or when the testes were breeding dogs
into bags; but when the dog is about 9-12 months if the parties do not want the dog breed
should be sterilized. For dogs that are not spayed are usually aggressive habits like biting car
chases and sexual behavior, such as like to riding legs, howl and etc.
Dog enters the bitch and starts as young as age differences are rut first. Depend on
the size of the breeding and management. However, on average it accounted for about the
first 6-24 months or more; average rut dog 2 times a year.
Cycle of a dog rut and can be divided into four phases.
The pre-rut (PRO-OESTRUS): the average time of 9 days, including indicative
vulva began to swell up and tufting with plasma flow perhaps because mom dog will not find
slime. Dog urinate frequently; however, there is little urine and release it from the dog
PHEROMONES so the courting male.
The rut (OESTRUS): is the distance from the stand to the bull mix bitch. The term
does not allow the male to female mix. The average time spent 9 days with ovulation from
the ovary. Therefore, the parties will need to check the accuracy of the breeding dogs.
The latter ratio (METOESTRUS): within 90 days of the implant usually takes place
in this period.
The resting phase (ANOESTRUS): is to stop ovarian activity. An estrus of the
latter to an average stay of about 4-6 months for the dog to understand the estrous cycle of the
dog will help the party succeed in breeding easier.

252

5. Pregnancy.
Dog gestation period of around 55-64 days, and it can get pregnant 4-6 on Sunday by
inspection or palpation of the X-ray after 45 days of pregnancy or observation of the penis.
Approximately one month after breeding to see if the dogs breast enlarged. Nipples change
from black to pink. The abdominal ribs are extended, expanded significantly. When
pregnancy was about in the dog starts to change, both physical and mental habits is to calm
down a caper like that. Period of pregnant dogs should be fed good quality. And sufficient for
mom and puppy not as much as my dog fat and the seven days prior to the delivery of
protein, carbohydrates, fats, and vitamins as well as sufficient quantities actually. What a deal
is. Preparation to give birth to a cage or a stake in a quiet corner with a cloth or paper covered
the floor, and then I let my dog in place. Or sleep in such a habit.
6. Birth
Before Childbirth dog may show symptoms appetite for digging or nest for birth.
Enlarged nipples flowed with milk and water with Sometimes a plasma crystal leak out of the
vagina. After the birth, the mother dog to sleep behind the nest. After each puffed about 30
minutes to 1 hour see the puppy borne out by the gallbladder to emerge before dark.
Most puppies are born with the manner in which the person first. The placenta and the
umbilical cord were attached normally. The mom dog will bite membranes; the umbilical
cord is broken and ready to lick the puppy to clean. If mom dog did not rupture the
membranes own can give of the vagina and clean hands with soap. Should sheep dog bags
and then head out of the bag first; the bag is emptied out of your body with the mucus, clean
cloth wipe off water wipe the chest. Side of the body to stimulate respiration and breathing
will begin immediately if the dog does not sing the chorus was carried out on the dog water
and fluids to flow from the mouth and nose, and then tie the umbilical cord. Can cut with a
knife and clean label drug tincture of iodine. Return the dog to the nipple. The dog eats breast
milk sucking tits grope in the early stages is called "colostrums" is necessary for the dog
immensely. It is rich in antibodies. When a puppy is borne out by the other, it is usually
followed by a gradual distance between each course from 10 minutes to 30 minutes, some
dog litter birth all within a half hour. However, some may be up to 8 hours of big dogs
sometimes take up to one day before the birth of pups per litter, it is not absolute. On average,
5 to 7, but more or less it is not but depending upon the species and health of each dog.
7. Dogs born come out.
Dogs generally birth and handle everything after the birth of their own success. Own
even cleaned it all himself some dogs just have a problem at the first time. May not be having
experience in caring for young children, which owns it. Must be rigorously observed and take
care that there is not a dog at the same time. Often life-saving own do not have it do not even.
Cutting to the placenta after birth these need to be in our help.
8. Disorder after childbirth.
Dog owners are not feeding properly and treat it properly. Common problems include
retained placenta after birth, uterine inflammation without garage incomplete uterine
infections and breast milk seizures due to lack of calcium.

253

9. Vaccinations for dogs.


Puppies need to get vaccinated against the disease by the time the vet to prevent
disease and build immunity to the puppies.
We always started on puppy vaccinations 6-8 months of age against influenza virus vaccine
were 10 weeks old 12 weeks intestines Rabies vaccination fever, measles vaccination was 14
weeks, again at 16 and 24 weeks, vaccine intestinal virus and the same disease.
10. Accessories for medication and feeding the dog.
Puppies are like babies, but will not drink milk from its mother. It is not enough it.
We should provide equipment for raising a puppy is still not self-sufficient. As for the liquid
drug hoppers, sweet milk for feeding. Slings for the drugs administered, etc.
11. Weaning.
At 2 weeks of age puppies should be born. You also should not forget the eye gently.
And at the age of 3 weeks, it started to eat other foods in addition to breast milk. Dog mother
to feed her baby to breastfeed is about 35-42 days, sometimes up to 50 days depending on the
puppy. And the fertility of the mom puppies should be weaned at the age of about one month,
at least learned that the milk may be accomplished by feeding with a cup of warm water. That
way, head dipped in dog food that a shallow container put the dog would not eat it.
Subsequently to other food such as meat or eggs, gradually add the milk mixture to
learn this. The puppy should be separated with the mother until you have a puppy that is
weaned. When the puppy age 2 -4 weeks, it should be a fluke the first time.

254

The estimated investment in the project.

Investment professional dog breeding farms that most of the investment will be spent
on the stud - breeding. What's with the Food and Drug Administration, which is quite high.

List

Total

Cost of building for puppy room


Cost of cage
Cost of breeder x 5 breeder
Cost of breeding per year
Cost of food / Per month
Cost of medicine
Cost of equipment
Cost of etc.
Total

100,000
50,000
100,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
7,000
5,000
292,000

Production estimates.
The service dog cost 292,000 baht breed dog, 5 per breeding 1 of this example is
mother dog, 5 will have puppies together 25 the set selling price in the 5,000 baht and sold
125,000 Bath expenses and revenues and costs. I return year 100,000 per year, for example,
the farm dog can pay for itself within three years of business.
Marketing strategy.
In dealing with dogs market is well known weekend Market, which is on the market
with trading the most active dog, either a history or a pet's history degree at the origin, most
of the farm to the store itself. Let the dog run a day in the cage, I love to go well and some
stores provide clean air and reliable.
Must have a pedigree certificate (Certificate Pedigree) indicates the ancestors
(parents, grandparents great grandfather), which represents the quality of the dog's
inheritance. Features distressed much from its predecessor. Thus, the degree of a pet is very
important to establish credibility and be recognized by the general public.
Publicity via print media such as books or magazines all of media is another channel with a
high degree of reliability most buyers tend to trust that you are a professional, reliable
service.
Advertising on the Internet is another channel. It does not cost any more dogs for Sale
in trading Pet Forums. This channel is gaining popularity very much.
In the dog you are selling. Puppies should be in place and complete documentation on the
PA degree such as dog vaccination history, etc. And clean the house thoroughly, prepared to
come to see the puppy farm itself.
Distribution of buy breeder
Patthama Farm 60/9 Predeepanomyoung Sukumvit 71 Phanakronnuear
Watthana Bankkok 10250 Tel. 02-311-3015, 02-331-5428.
Sukjai House contact : Mr. Santi Tel. 081-791-4709

255

After we breeding dogs by breed and then they are classified to sell. We will choose a
dog when grown very promising is an unfit father variants parent species continue to be
trained and to contest the paternity League Mother Connection at the farm, we continued on
and still can continue to farm vehicles and the species that we have come in contact with and
connection to the next.

(Source: http://members.tripod.com/dog_kingdom/reproduce.htm)
(Source: http://oleyoffwaypavingblock.com/index.php?option=com_kunen
&func=view&catid=15&id=642&Itemid=98&lang=th)

Service Process
Dog Information

Grooming & Spa

Dog Shop

Training

Dog Day Care

256

Facility management

Supermarket:
The goods at the supermarket will be animal feed,
skin medication, flea and tick control treatment, dog clothing,
collars, harnesses & leashes, beds, skin & coat care, shed
control, sanitation, lawn care, dog toys, dog house, etc.
TV will be put in front of the supermarket for
showing how to teach and train the dogs from our store.
There will be two air-conditioners and exhaust fans.

Dog Farm:
The farm improves natural flow-through ventilation to remove hot air, but no
blow strongly. There will be many building for large dogs and a big lawn that suit for dog
running. For long fur dogs, the building will have an air-condition, and keep the temperature
around 25 Celsius. For short fur dogs, the building will have a fan for decreasing the
temperature. Moreover, there will be virus protecting system before getting in and out of the
farm.

Customer Service Area (living room)


The customer service area
provides customers with coffee corner
and TV. The customer service is near
the practice field, so customers can see
while dog training.

257

Dog Areas

There are many rooms providing for facilitating the dogs as follows:
- Dog Exclusive Grooming and Spa
This area provides the service your dog on skin caring for relax and clean.
- Dog Playground
This area is a big grass that providing dog running and exercising with beautiful
scenery and private which is suitable for relaxing with your dog.
- Dog training area
This area use practice for my company send to dog contest for make fame to us
and another is practice customers dog for customer need him dog have discipline
and order.

Toilet

We have toilet in side living room. We


provide facilities for customers who use the service.
We have housekeeper cleaning two times per day.

258

Chapter 6
Organization /
Administration

259

Management Analysis
Organization Management
Our company work like a family but mix with company structure. We care each other
like family but work like a company. We support a good relationship within organization,
when someone has a birthday we celebrate in the office and we have four positions in the
administration level:

Top management
Account management
Official management
Operation management

Organization Chart

Top Manager (1)

Account Manager (1)

Office Manager (1)

Reception
(2)

House
Keeper (2)

Operation Manager (1)

Massage
(2)

Veterinary
(Part time 1)

Shave (2)

Trainer (2)

Bath (2)

260

1. Top management 1 Position


Job description:
In this company the owner acts as top manager to control and manage everything
within organization. And top manager should know about the business marketing very well.
Qualifications:

Male/Female
Age between 30-60 years old
Bachelors degree of Business Administration
At least 5 years experience in dog business
Can speak English and Chinese of English and Chinese

2. Account management 1 Position


Job description:
- Account payable related to transaction process
- Preparation TAX forms, social security payment, keep record and clear all account
documents, monthly end closing and reporting
- Preparation for monthly financial statement
- Control cash and budget
Qualifications:

Male/Female
Age between 24-45 years old
Bachelors Degree in Accounting
At least 2 years experience in Accounting
Computer skill in Microsoft Office and accounting program
Precision and loyalty
Very love pet

3. Official management 1 Position


Job description:
-Developing and implementing new administrative systems.
-Recording office expenditure and managing the budget.
-Organizing the office layout and maintaining supplies of stationery and equipment.
-Maintaining the condition of the office and arranging for necessary repairs.
Qualifications:
Good time management and organizational skills.
Leadership ability.
Confidence and resilience.
Initiative.
Problem-solving skills.
Project management ability.
Excellent IT skills.

261

4. Operation management 1 Position


Job description:
-Play a significant role in long-term planning, including an initiative geared toward
operational excellence.
-Oversee overall financial management, planning, systems and controls.
-Management of agency budget in coordination with the Executive Director.
-Development of individual program budgets
-Payroll management, including tabulation of accrued employee benefits.
-Disbursement of checks for agency expenses.
Qualifications:

Commitment to social justice and the mission.


At least 3 years experience in Financial Management.
Strong background and work experience in Finance.
Excellent communication skills both verbal and written.
3 plus years experience in bookkeeping.
Delegate responsibilities effectively.
High comfort level working in a diverse environment.

5. Reception 2 Position
Job description:
-Welcome get recommend get for a service.
-Recommend course.
-Collect the money.
Qualifications:

Highly skilled in answering multiple line phone system and handling multiple
incoming calls.
In-depth knowledge of directing callers to the right person.
Able to provide exceptional customer service to visitors and coworkers.
Excellent knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures.
Able to give accurate and detailed information to visitors and callers.
Knowledge of computers and relevant software applications.

6. House keeper 2 Position


Job description:
- Supervises work activities of cleaning personnel to ensure clean

262

Qualifications:

Female
Age between 30-40 years old
To be on time
Diligent
Responsibility

Administration Cost

Employee Salary
Wage rate for our organization
Top management
Account management
Dog Trainer (9 hour per week)
Bathing Employee
Grooming Employee
Spa Employee
Reception
House keeper

1 person
1 person
2 person (2x6,000)
2 person (2x9,000)
2 person (2x12,000)
1 person
1 person (1x9,000)
2 person (2x9,000)

20,000 baht/month.
15,000 baht/month.
12,000 baht/month.
18,000 baht/month.
24,000 baht/month.
12,000 baht/month.
9,000 baht/month.
18,000 baht/month.

(Source: http://incquity.com/articles/office-operation/calculate-salary-range)
(Source: http://www.unigang.com/Article/2753)

Total salary expense/month 128,000 baht/month.


For the top management, account management, Dog trainer, bathing employee,
Grooming employee, Spa Employee, Reception, House keeper have to work all year long.
22

Firstly the employer will have to provide to the employee an advance notice. The duration
of the advance notice depends of the cycle of the payments of the salary.
If employees wage are paid on a weekly, bi monthly or monthly basis the duration of the
advance notice will be 7, 15 or 30 days.
Notice has to be given before the day where salaries are paid. For example if the
salaries are paid every 30 of the month advance notice should be given on the 29th to the
latest. The amount of the severance pay will depend of the duration of how long did the
employee work for the employer. Note that duration of the employment period include the
advance notice period so to fire an employee without having to pay severance pay because
he/she has been working for the company for less than 120 days advance notice would have
to be given on the 89 days of employment (in the case of a 30 days payment cycle)

22

http://www.doingbusinessthailand.com/thailand-business/thai-labor-protection-how-to-terminate-and-employee.html

263
23

Public Holidays

An employer must grant its employees a minimum of 13 paid public holidays each
year. If a public holiday falls on a weekly day off, the next working day must be granted as a
paid holiday. The public holidays must include Labor Day (May 1). The other twelve
holidays must be chosen from a list of 16 holidays published by the Thai government. An
employer must notify its employees which days will be considered public holidays before the
beginning of the calendar year.
Annual Leave
An employee who has worked at least one year must be granted a minimum of six days
paid annual leave each year.
Sick Leave
An employee must be granted a minimum of 30 days paid sick leave each year. An
employee using sick leave for three consecutive working days can be required to provide a
physician's certificate proving the illness.
Maternity Leave
An employee who is an expectant mother must be granted a minimum of 90 days
maternity leave. The employee is entitled to be paid for 45 days of the maternity leave.
The remainder of the leave can be unpaid depending upon the employer's policies.

23

http://www.bsalaw.co.th/en/laborlaw/laborprotection.html

264

Stationary Expense

Image

Description

The clip
Price 42.00 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Paper drilling machines


Price 38.75 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Stapler
Price 39 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Highlighter
Price 16.50 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Plug wire paper


Price 38.75 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

265

Liquid paper
Price 43.50 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Pen 50 Grip Line 0.5


Price 167 Baht
Resource: http://www.trendyday.com

MAX
Price 5 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Filing drawer
Price 499.00 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

Document storage boxes


Price 55.00 Baht
Resource: http://www.goodchoiz.com

266

Calculator
Price 150 Baht
Resource: http://www.trendyday.com

Stationary Expense
NO.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

LIST

The clip
Paper drilling machines
Stapler
Highlighter
Plug wire paper
Liquid paper
Pen
Max
Filing drawer
Document storage boxes
Calculator
Total

NO. OF PRODUCT

PRICE PER
UNIT/BAHT

TOTAL/
BAHT

2
1
1
2
1
1
1
12
1
2
1
14

42
38.75
39
16.5
38.75
43.5
167
5
499
55
150
1094.5

84
38.75
39
33
38.75
43.5
167
60
499
110
150
1208

267

Electric Expense
For electricity expense of office
Forecast: use the power is 1364.840*2.9870 units = 4,077 baht
Service
40.90 baht
Total electricity expense of office

4,167.90 baht
(Source: http://www.eppo.go.th/power/pw-Rate-PEA.html#3)

Water Expense
Forecast use the water 78 cu.m/month
Water meter size Inch.
Water expense
General Service
Vat 7 %
Total water expense/month

1,584.80 baht
30 baht
113.04baht

1,727.84 baht

Water Rates
Price per unit
16.00
19.00
20.00
21.50
21.60

Multiple
x
x
x
x
x

Use per unit


10.00
10.00
10.00
20.00
28.00

Total / Baht
160.00
190.00
200.00
430.00
604.80
1,584.80

Service:
Tax (7%):

30.00 Baht
113.04 Baht

Total:

1,727.84 Baht

(Source: http://www.pwa.co.th/service/billing.php)

268

Internet expense/month
Internet expense

590 Baht

Vat 7%

41.3 Baht

Total internet expense

632 Baht
(Source: http://www.3bb.co.th/promotion/promotion_detail.php?id=2016 )

Telephone expense/month
Telephone expense

650 Baht

Vat 7%

35 Baht

Total Telephone expense

685 Baht

We use an alternative no.2


(Source: https://www.toteservice.com/telephone_change_packages/change)

Explanation Administration Cost


Employee Salary
We set the rate wage for top management 50,000 baht/month, account management
18,000 baht/month, official management 25,000 baht/month, operation management
60,000 baht/month, reception 20,000 baht/month and house keeper 10,000
baht/month. It is a fixed cost that we will pay in every month.
Stationary Expense

We dont have to purchase equipment in the office every month because some
stationary equipment less much of using such Pen, Stapler, Paper drilling machines.
We will purchase stationary equipment 6 mount.
Electricity Expense

Our electricity Expense use change follows the season such as on the summer we
have more electricity expense because we must open the air conditioner more than
other season but the winter and rain season we open the air conditioner less than
summer. Sometime we will close the air conditioner and light for save the cost but in
some case such as our dogs or guest dogs dog deliver a puppy we have to open a light
for watch out a dogs. So, we will forecast to use the electricity of office in same level.

269

Water Expense
The area of office is including the bath section and massage. So, if we set summer
season as a standard (1,728baht) we have to pay the water expense less in winter
season and more in rain season standard.
Internet and telephone Expense

Year 1, it is a first year that we open the business. So, our internet and telephone
expense are high because we must connect with the supplier and customer.
Year 2 to 5, the telephone expense will decrease because we more answer the
question from customer more than calling. In other hand, we will use more internets
for sell a dogs and contact with our supplier. So the total internet and telephone
expense may be paying less than the first year.

270

Administration Cost
Administration Cost

Year 1
No.

Description

Feb

Mar

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

Electricity Expense

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

Employee salary

Stationary expense

Jan

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Nov

Dec

128,000

128,000

128,000

Oct

128,000

128,000 1,408,000.00

Total

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

45,846.90
18,806.24

1,208

1,208.00

Water Expense

1,527.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,527.84

1,527.84

Internet Expanse

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

6,952.00

Telephone Expanse

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

5,478.00

Total

134,825.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 136,333.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 134,825.74 134,825.74 1,486,291.14

Year 2
No.

Description

Employee salary

Stationary expense

Electricity Expense

Jan

Feb

Mar

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

128,000

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

1,208

Aug

Sep

Nov

Dec

128,000

128,000

128,000

Oct

128,000

128,000 1,536,000.00

Total

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

50,014.80
20,334.08

1,208

2,416.00

Water Expense

1,527.84

1,527.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,527.84

1,527.84

Internet Expanse

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

7,584.00

Telephone Expanse

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

5,976.00

Total

136,033.74 134,825.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 136,333.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 134,825.74 134,825.74 1,622,324.88

271

Year 3
No.

Description

Employee salary

Stationary expense

Electricity Expense

Jan

Feb

Mar

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

128,000

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

1,208

Aug

Sep

Nov

Dec

128,000

128,000

128,000

Oct

128,000

128,000 1,536,000.00

Total

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

50,014.80
20,334.08

1,208

2,416.00

Water Expense

1,527.84

1,527.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,527.84

1,527.84

Internet Expanse

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

7,584.00

Telephone Expanse

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

5,976.00

Total

136,033.74 134,825.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 136,333.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 134,825.74 134,825.74 1,622,324.88

Year 4
No.

Description

Employee salary

Stationary expense

Electricity Expense

Jan

Feb

Mar

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

128,000

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

1,208

Aug

Sep

Nov

Dec

128,000

128,000

128,000

Oct

128,000

128,000 1,536,000.00

Total

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

50,014.80
20,334.08

1,208

2,416.00

Water Expense

1,527.84

1,527.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,527.84

1,527.84

Internet Expanse

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

7,584.00

Telephone Expanse

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

5,976.00

Total

136,033.74 134,825.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 136,333.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 134,825.74 134,825.74 1,622,324.88

Year 5
No.

Description

Employee salary

Stationary expense

Electricity Expense

Jan

Feb

Mar

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

128,000

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

128,000

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

1,208

Aug

Sep

Nov

Dec

128,000

128,000

128,000

Oct

128,000

128,000 1,536,000.00

Total

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

4,167.90

50,014.80
20,334.08

1,208

2,416.00

Water Expense

1,527.84

1,527.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,727.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,827.84

1,527.84

1,527.84

Internet Expanse

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

632

7,584.00

Telephone Expanse

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

498

5,976.00

Total

136,033.74 134,825.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 135,025.74 136,333.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 135,125.74 134,825.74 134,825.74 1,622,324.88

272

Chapter 7

Financial Analysis

273

Depreciation

All about the depreciation is mean all of equipments, tools or land and etc. It will have cost of
depreciation for calculate about cost that we used this thing example of we buy equipment for use in office
such as air conditioner. In this ways we always calculate cost of depreciation of air conditioner around 5
years and use this cost to calculate about all cost that need to spend in process of operation.

Year 1.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
185,000
22,787
17,342
12,178
19,839
9,206
22,474
288,826

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
370,000
45,575
34,684
24,356
39,678
18,413
44,949
577,655

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
555,000
68,363
52,026
36,534
59,518
27,620
67,424
866,485

Year 2.

Year 3.

274

Year 4.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
740,000
91,150
69,368
48,713
79,357
36,826
89,899
1,155,313

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

LIST OF DEPRECIATION.
Depreciation of Pre - Operation Cost.
Office reception / Cashier (Down Floor)
Living Room.
Training & Relax Room
Dog Spa and Grooming Room / Bathing
Dog Day Care & Puppy Room
Top Floor 2 / Shopping Zone
TOTAL.

TOTAL.
925,000
113,938
86,711
60,891
99,197
46,033
112,374
1,444,144

Year 5.

275

Marketing Activity

Income

Sales
Others
Promotion

Expense Commission

Asset

Account Receivable

INCOME: Year 1 / 2013

Description

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

5085

3390

3390

3390

2825

3390

3955

3390

3390

4520

5085

5650

47460

4095

3780

1890

1575

1575

1890

1890

1575

2205

2205

3150

4095

29925

4745

4380

4380

2920

3650

2920

2190

2920

2190

2190

5840

4745

43070

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

520

520

390

390

260

390

520

520

390

390

260

520

5070

1120

840

840

840

840

840

1120

560

840

840

1120

1120

10920

1290

860

1290

860

860

430

430

1290

1290

860

860

860

11180

1400

1400

700

1050

700

1050

1050

1050

1050

700

1400

1400

12950

1640

1640

2460

2460

1640

1640

1640

820

1640

2460

2460

3280

23780

1000

1000

750

500

500

750

500

750

750

500

1000

1000

9000

1100

1100

1100

1650

1650

1650

1650

1650

1100

1650

1650

1100

17050

1650

1100

550

550

825

825

825

825

1100

825

1375

1650

12100

1120

700

840

700

840

560

700

420

700

980

840

1120

9520

600

240

360

360

240

360

240

360

360

240

600

600

4560

900

180

360

540

540

360

540

540

540

360

540

720

6120

1400

1400

1120

840

560

560

280

560

560

840

560

1680

10360

3200

1920

2560

3200

1920

3200

2560

3200

1920

3200

1920

1920

30720

3870

3870

5160

5160

3870

3870

6450

2580

3870

5160

2580

5160

51600

1500

3000

2000

3000

2000

2000

2500

2500

1500

2000

1000

1500

24500

3726

4554

3726

3726

4968

4140

4140

5382

3312

3726

4968

4968

51336

4301

4692

5474

4301

5083

5083

4301

4692

4301

4692

3519

4301

54740

276

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

Dog Bowl

Dog for sell Chihuahua

5214

4740

6636

6636

6162

5214

6636

5214

3318

4266

6162

4740

64938

6900

5750

5750

5750

4600

5750

3450

3450

4600

3450

3450

2300

55200

4470

4470

5960

4470

4470

2980

2980

4470

5960

5960

5960

5960

58110

7950

7950

6360

6360

4770

7950

7950

6360

6360

7950

7950

4770

82680

9400

9400

7050

7050

9400

7050

9400

9400

7050

7050

7050

11750

101050

1240

930

775

620

930

1085

775

775

930

1085

1085

1085

11315

4500

4500

3000

2625

3375

4500

3375

3750

3000

4125

4500

4125

45375

5873

5034

4195

5453.5

6292.5

5034

5034

6292.5

5034

6712

5873

4614.5

65442

95

114

76

95

114

76

76

95

95

57

76

95

1064

175

140

140

105

105

105

140

140

105

105

140

140

1540

175

105

140

140

175

105

105

105

70

35

175

70

1400

255

255

170

255

255

255

340

255

255

340

340

255

3230

270

540

405

270

270

405

540

675

405

540

405

405

5130

240

240

240

180

240

240

300

240

240

240

240

240

2880

300

400

200

100

100

100

200

300

400

200

200

200

2700

160

160

240

240

240

240

160

240

160

160

240

240

2480

450

225

225

225

450

450

675

450

450

225

450

450

4725

325

260

325

195

130

260

195

130

325

260

390

325

3120

560

420

420

420

700

280

560

560

560

700

280

560

6020

680

1020

1020

1700

680

1700

1020

1360

1020

1700

1020

680

13600

25000

25000

25000

75000

25000

25000

25000

75000

Dog for sell Pomeranian


Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier
Dog Train
Dog Grooming
Dog day care

Total

25000

25000

25000

75000

15000

15000

15000

15000

15000

75000

10000

10000

10000

30000

400

400

600

600

600

400

600

600

400

200

400

600

5800

500

500

500

500

500

2500

134394

113119

118267

96502

104905

105087

121992

90446

98745

123698

122613

106494

1336260

Oct

Nov

Dec

INCOME: Year 2 / 2014


Description

Clothing for dogs

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Total

9040

6215

2825

4520

3955

4520

3955

3955

3390

5650

7345

9040

64410

4095

4095

2520

3150

3465

2520

3150

1575

3150

3150

3465

5040

39375

5110

4380

4015

4015

3650

3285

3285

2920

4015

3650

5840

4745

48910

910

910

650

650

650

780

910

650

650

780

910

650

9100

1680

1680

1680

1400

1120

1680

1680

1680

1960

1680

1960

1960

20160

2150

2150

2580

2150

2150

2150

2150

2580

2580

2580

3440

3440

30100

2100

2100

2450

2450

2450

2800

2800

1750

1750

1750

1750

1400

25550

4100

4100

4100

4920

4100

4100

3280

4100

4920

5740

4920

4100

52480

1500

1500

1250

1250

1250

1750

1750

1250

1500

1500

1750

1500

17750

2750

2200

2200

1650

1650

2200

2200

2750

2750

3300

3300

2750

29700

2200

1925

2200

1650

1925

3025

2200

2200

2200

1925

2200

2200

25850

1260

980

1120

980

1120

980

1260

840

1120

980

980

1260

12880

600

480

480

600

600

600

600

360

360

600

600

600

6480

Dog Collar

Leash

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

277

900

900

360

900

540

360

900

1400

1400

5120

3840

1120

840

1400

1400

1400

6400

3200

6400

4480

4480

10320
5000

9030

12900

10320

7740

9030

9030

3500

4000

3500

4000

3000

3000

3726

4968

3726

4140

4968

4140

4301

5865

6256

5474

5083

6256

6636

4740

7110

7110

6636

9200

8050

9200

9200

13410

11920

13410

11130

11130

14100

900

900

360

900

720

8640

560

560

1400

1400

1680

14560

6400

5760

4480

6400

7040

64000

10320

9030

10320

9030

9030

116100

2500

2500

5000

4500

3000

43500

4140

4968

3312

4554

4968

4968

52578

4301

7038

5865

6256

3519

6256

66470

5214

7110

7110

3318

6636

7110

6636

75366

9200

8050

10350

9200

9200

10350

9200

10350

111550

13410

11920

13410

11920

13410

13410

13410

11920

10430

151980

11130

11130

12720

9540

7950

11130

11130

11130

12720

9540

130380

16450

16450

18800

14100

14100

16450

18800

18800

18800

16450

18800

202100

1240

1395

1395

1395

930

1395

1395

775

1240

1085

1085

1085

14415

5625

5625

4125

3375

4500

4875

3750

4500

4875

5250

5250

6000

57750

5873

5453.5

6712

6712

6292.5

5873

6292.5

7131.5

7551

7131.5

6712

6292.5

78027

190

152

152

133

133

133

95

152

152

133

152

152

1729

280

210

245

245

280

245

210

245

245

245

280

315

3045

245

245

210

245

175

210

245

210

210

245

280

315

2835

595

510

510

680

595

510

510

425

425

595

595

765

6715

1080

1080

810

945

810

675

810

945

1080

1080

675

945

10935

360

420

480

420

420

420

360

300

360

480

480

480

4980

600

700

800

800

600

600

800

800

700

700

600

800

8500

480

640

560

480

400

480

560

640

480

560

560

480

6320

1575

1125

1350

1800

1575

1350

1125

1125

1350

1575

1800

1575

17325

650

520

650

455

520

390

585

390

455

455

520

390

5980

840

840

840

980

700

980

1120

980

980

980

840

840

10920

1700

1700

1700

1700

2040

1700

2040

1360

2040

1700

2040

2380

22100

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

25000

25000

25000

25000

100000

30000

30000

30000

30000

15000

135000

Toy for Dog

Mattress

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

Dog Bowl

Dog for sell Chihuahua


Dog for sell Pomeranian
Dog for sell Yorkshire
Terrier

Dog Train
Dog Grooming

20000

20000

20000

60000

800

800

600

600

600

800

600

600

800

800

400

800

8200

500

750

750

194124

250
204245.
5

750
191499.
5

4250

187021

0
184524.
5

500

160923.5

0
185748.
5

200371

750
159112.
5

Dog day care

Total

155006

162073

194346

2178995

278

INCOME: Year 3 / 2015


Description

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

12995

11865

12430

9040

11865

11300

11865

11300

10170

11865

12430

12995

140120

7245

7245

6615

6615

5670

4410

7245

6300

4410

6930

5985

6300

74970

8030

7300

7300

6570

8030

5840

6935

7665

9855

7665

6205

6935

88330

1300

910

1300

1040

1040

1040

910

1300

1300

1170

1170

1170

13650

2240

2240

2520

2800

1960

1960

2520

2520

2800

2800

2240

1960

28560

3440

3440

3870

4300

3440

3440

3440

3870

4300

3440

3440

3440

43860

3150

3150

2450

2450

2450

3500

2800

3500

2800

2800

2800

3150

35000

8200

8200

7380

7380

6560

6560

5740

5740

7380

6560

7380

8200

85280

2250

2250

1750

1750

2000

2000

1750

2500

2500

2500

2000

2250

25500

4400

4400

4400

4400

4950

4950

4950

4400

4400

4950

4950

5500

56650

4400

4125

4675

4125

4675

4675

4675

4675

4950

2475

2475

2475

48400

2520

2240

1960

2240

1540

2100

2240

1960

2100

1120

1120

1120

22260

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

Dog Bowl

1200

960

960

1200

1200

1200

1200

840

840

1200

1200

1200

13200

1800

1800

1080

1080

1080

1260

1800

1800

1800

1080

1080

1440

17100

2240

2240

2520

2520

2240

2800

2800

2240

2240

2800

2800

2800

30240

10880

11520

10880

10240

11520

9600

8960

9600

10240

5120

5760

5120

109440

20640

20640

20640

18060

18060

19350

20640

19350

19350

9030

10320

11610

207690

10000

8000

9000

9000

8000

7500

7500

8500

6500

3000

4000

4500

85500

8280

6624

7038

7452

6624

5796

6624

7452

7038

3726

4140

3726

74520

7038

7429

7038

7038

6647

5865

7429

7038

6647

3128

3128

2737

71162

7584

7110

8058

7110

8532

8532

7110

7584

8532

3792

3792

3792

81528

11500

12650

10350

16100

10350

11500

10350

11500

9200

10350

16100

14950

144900

20860

14900

13410

22350

16390

22350

11920

13410

13410

13410

22350

22350

207110

14310

14310

14310

15900

15900

14310

14310

11130

14310

23850

23850

23850

200340

21150

23500

21150

25850

18800

35250

18800

21150

21150

30550

30550

23500

291400

1550

2325

1395

1395

1550

1395

1395

2325

1240

2015

1395

2170

20150

6750

6750

6750

6750

5625

7125

6000

6000

7875

8625

6750

6375

9229

7131.5

7551

8809.5

7131.5

9229

7551

7551

7970.5

9648.5

7970.5

7970.5

304

342

247

247

285

171

171

247

171

190

209

285

2869

350

490

315

315

280

315

315

280

280

350

350

525

4165

525

315

315

315

350

525

455

350

315

315

315

525

4620

1360

1020

1275

850

765

765

850

1020

1275

765

765

1275

11985

1620

2025

1215

1215

1350

1755

1215

1215

1215

1215

1890

1620

17550

540

720

540

600

600

900

900

600

840

900

720

720

8580

1300

1000

1500

900

900

900

1000

1200

1000

1300

1300

1500

13800

800

800

640

640

640

720

720

640

560

640

1200

800

8800

2925

2925

2025

2025

1575

1575

2025

2025

1800

2025

2700

3375

27000

1300

1300

1560

1170

1040

1105

1235

1170

1170

1170

1495

1690

15405

3640

2940

3220

280

2520

2520

2520

2240

2380

3780

2660

3360

32060

7820

8500

5440

5440

5440

4760

5100

6460

6460

6120

5440

8160

75140

50000

50000

50000

150000

50000

50000

50000

150000

50000

50000

50000

150000

15000

15000

30000

15000

30000

15000

30000

15000

165000

81375
97743.5

Dog for sell Chihuahua


Dog for sell Pomeranian
Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

279
Dog Train
Dog Grooming

10000

20000

10000

20000

20000

80000

4000

5000

3600

3000

4000

3000

4000

2800

2800

4000

3000

4000

43200

1500

1500

500

500
274074.
5

500

289965

233447

280574

750
237170.
5

5750

298848

500
288869.
5

Dog day care

Total
318165

299131.5

290672

261062

289925

3361903

INCOME: Year 4 / 2016

Description

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

29945

31640

28250

31640

26555

26555

28250

31640

26555

26555

28250

8475

324310

16695

17640

13860

16695

15750

14175

16695

15435

15750

13860

12600

5670

174825

17885

15695

17155

18615

16060

15330

17520

17520

17520

16060

16060

6570

191990

2470

2340

1950

2210

2340

2340

2210

1950

2340

2470

2600

2210

27430

4760

5040

4480

4200

5040

4760

5320

5320

4200

4200

5040

10360

62720

7740

8600

6450

6880

7310

7310

7740

6450

6880

7740

7740

15910

96750

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

5250

5250

5950

5950

5250

5250

6300

5250

5250

5250

5250

6300

66500

12300

8200

12300

15580

12300

14760

13940

13940

15580

12300

12300

14760

158260

3250

3750

4250

3750

4500

4500

3750

3500

3750

3750

3250

4750

46750

8250

9900

8250

9900

8250

9900

8250

9900

9900

10450

9900

19250

122100

8800

9350

10175

9625

10175

10175

10175

10175

10450

10175

10450

9625

119350

5320

5040

4760

5040

4760

4900

5040

4760

4760

5040

5040

5180

59640

2160

2160

2160

2280

1800

1800

2160

2160

2160

2160

2160

4320

27480

Toy for Dog

2700

2520

2880

2880

2880

3060

2520

2700

2700

2880

2880

6480

37080

4200

5040

5320

5320

5040

4200

4200

4200

5040

4200

5040

10360

62160

Mattress

23680

24320

24320

23040

24320

22400

21760

22400

23040

23680

23680

12800

269440

46440

46440

45150

43860

43860

45150

46440

45150

45150

43860

47730

30960

530190

15000

18000

19000

19000

18000

17500

17500

18500

16500

17000

18000

10000

204000

14904

14904

15318

15732

14904

14076

14904

15732

15318

15732

13662

8280

173466

13685

13294

14858

12903

11339

12512

11730

14858

14467

14467

14076

9384

157573

17538

16590

17538

16590

15642

15642

16590

17064

15642

17064

17064

17538

200502

25300

18400

23000

20700

23000

25300

20700

23000

20700

23000

25300

39100

287500

35760

32780

29800

28310

28310

29800

26820

28310

28310

28310

28310

41720

366540

30210

30210

30210

34980

34980

30210

30210

27030

30210

30210

30210

39750

378420

56400

51700

42300

42300

42300

44650

42300

44650

44650

47000

54050

58750

571050

Leash

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

3100

3875

3100

2945

3720

2945

3410

3410

2790

2945

3100

4340

39680

13500

14250

14250

12375

13500

12750

13500

13500

11625

12375

14250

10500

156375

15102

14263

15941

15102

15521.5

13424

15941

15941

14263

15102

14682.5

10487.5

175770.5

380

418

437

494

513

532

551

437

551

513

475

475

5776

875

630

665

770

630

665

665

630

630

700

875

980

8715

945

1050

1050

1050

980

875

805

1050

665

665

875

1050

11060

2210

2125

2380

2550

2380

2380

1870

2380

2125

2380

2380

4080

29240

3510

3780

4050

4050

3780

3510

4050

4050

3780

3780

3240

6750

48330

1320

1320

1500

1080

1080

1080

1080

1500

1440

1500

1320

3180

17400

2800

2700

2500

2800

2800

1900

2200

2600

2000

2300

2300

26900

1760

1760

2000

2240

2240

2320

2320

2240

2160

2240

2000

23280

6750

6300

5850

6525

6075

6075

6300

6525

6300

6525

5850

450

69525

2470

3445

3250

3055

2600

2600

3185

3250

3380

3120

3445

130

33930

280

Dog Bowl

6160

7280

7280

7420

7840

7840

7420

7420

7840

7280

7420

81200

15300

16320

17000

17000

15640

13600

12240

19040

19040

19720

19040

8500

192440

50000

50000

50000

50000

750000

950000

50000

50000

50000

50000

200000

50000

50000

50000

150000

60000

60000

45000

45000

60000

60000

30000

360000

20000

10000

20000

10000

20000

20000

20000

20000

140000

5000

5000

4400

5000

4000

4600

5000

4800

4400

4400

5000

51600

1750

2000

1000

1500

2000

1500

9750

623574

605319

590337

533436

574464.5

573351

533561

610367

519811

574958

558394.5

1199424.5

7496997.5

Dog for sell Chihuahua


Dog for sell Pomeranian
Dog for sell Yorkshire
Terrier
Dog Train

Dog Grooming
Dog day care

Total

INCOME: Year 5 / 2017


Description

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

45200

44070

44070

36160

37290

36160

36160

42940

37855

37290

42375

46330

485900

25830

25200

25200

21735

22050

20475

20475

21735

22050

21105

21420

26775

274050

28835

24820

24820

27010

24820

22630

22630

24820

24820

23360

27010

31025

306600

4550

4550

4550

3510

3640

3640

3640

3250

3640

3770

3900

3900

46540

7840

8400

8400

8400

7840

7560

7560

7840

7840

8400

7840

9520

97440

12040

12900

12900

11180

11610

11610

11610

10750

11180

12040

12040

12900

142760

11200

12250

12250

9450

12250

8750

8750

8750

10500

10500

12250

10500

127400

26240

26240

26240

22960

24600

21320

21320

22140

22960

24600

24600

28700

291920

Clothing for dogs

Dog Collar

Leash

Dogs Boots
Dogs Bows

Toy for Dog

Mattress
Dog Cage

Dog Food

Snake for Dog

7000

7500

7500

7500

7000

7500

7500

6000

6250

6250

6500

8000

84500

15400

18700

18700

15400

16500

15400

15400

16500

14300

16500

15400

15400

193600

15125

15950

15950

14575

12100

14300

14300

16225

14850

15125

13750

15950

178200

8400

7840

7840

8400

7420

7420

7420

7560

7560

7840

7420

8820

93940

3600

3000

3000

2400

3000

3000

3000

3360

3360

3360

3360

3360

37800

4500

5040

5040

5040

5040

5400

5400

3600

5400

4500

5040

5040

59040

8960

8400

8400

9800

7840

7000

7000

7840

7840

7000

7840

8400

96320

40320

35200

35200

46720

49920

35200

35200

39680

35840

37120

41600

41600

473600

72240

72240

72240

70950

81270

86430

86430

68370

45150

86430

74820

96750

913320

33000

28000

28000

32500

31500

27500

27500

29000

26500

30000

28000

32500

354000

28152

27324

27324

32292

23184

22356

22356

23184

23184

24840

26910

31464

312570

28543

21114

21114

21896

21896

21505

21505

22678

25415

21896

22678

22287

272527

27966

26544

26544

33654

27492

26544

26544

26544

27492

26544

26544

27492

329904

40250

34500

34500

32200

31050

31050

31050

28750

32200

36800

40250

43700

416300

52150

44700

44700

41720

41720

41720

41720

44700

44700

44700

41720

52150

536400

47700

47700

47700

44520

60420

44520

44520

44520

44520

47700

55650

60420

589890

77550

86950

86950

65800

65800

68150

68150

70500

70500

75200

70500

82250

888300

5890

4650

4650

4340

4030

4495

4495

5115

5890

4340

4340

5580

57815

21750

22500

22500

19875

21000

21750

21750

18750

19875

21000

24375

21750

256875

29365

23492

23492

22653

24331

23492

23492

25170

24331

24331

23073

28526

295747.5

798

608

608

798

608

722

722

627

722

665

665

570

8113

1050

1330

1330

980

980

1050

1050

980

1120

1225

1050

1330

13475

1575

1225

1225

1575

1470

1470

1470

1225

1225

1470

1330

1330

16590

2720

3060

3060

3230

3400

3230

3230

3230

2975

3230

3230

4080

38675

281

Dog Shampoo

Perfume

Dog Bowl
Dog for sell Chihuahua

5670

5130

5130

4725

4050

4860

4860

4860

5130

5130

4590

5130

59265

2400

2700

2700

2280

2280

2280

2280

2400

2520

2280

2280

2400

28800

3500

4000

4000

3800

4000

3800

3800

2800

2800

2800

3800

3500

42600

3040

3040

3040

3040

3040

3200

3200

3040

2560

3040

3200

3360

36800

9450

8550

8550

7875

8325

8325

8325

9000

9000

7200

8550

9000

102150

3445

3770

3770

4420

3900

3445

3445

3770

4355

4355

4745

4745

48165

7420

7840

7840

8120

7840

7840

7840

7700

8120

7840

7000

7980

93380

17000

18020

18020

19380

17000

18020

18020

19720

19720

18700

19040

19040

221680

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

75000

75000

75000

75000

300000

75000

60000

60000

75000

60000

60000

60000

75000

30000

555000

40000

10000

10000

30000

20000

30000

20000

160000

8000

8000

8000

6000

6000

7000

7000

7000

6000

8000

8000

8000

87000

2000

2000

2000

1000

1500

250

250

250

2000

1500

1500

987664

914047

914047

814863

931006

847369

847369

250
87187
3

767499

930476

855185

958054

14500
10639451.
5

Dog for sell Pomeranian


Dog for sell Yorkshire Terrier

Dog Train
Dog Grooming
Dog day care

Total

Marketing Expenses
T-Cup Dog Center has expense as follow
Web Site:

Webdesign.siam8 = 5,900 Baht / First year


Next year 1,500 Baht

Brochure:
Radio:

Mr. Copy = 850 Units / 2 Baht Per Unit


F.M.107.25 MHz = 1,500 Spots the early hours / 13 times a day.

Marketing Expenses Year 2013


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

5900

5900

Brochure

1700

1700

1700

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

9100

3200

3200

15500

5100

282

Marketing Expenses Year 2014


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

5200

3200

3200

11600

Marketing Expenses Year 2015


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

Marketing Expenses Year 2016


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

2000

Brochure

1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

Marketing Expenses Year 2017


Market Activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Bath
Wed Site

1500

Brochure

2000
1700

1700

3400

Radio

1500

1500

1500

4500

Total Market Expense

3500

3200

3200

9900

283

Balance Sheet
T-Cup Dog Center
Balance sheet (Year 2013)
Issue / Month

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Assets
Current asset
- Cash
- Account receivable
Total current asset

3,067,874.37

3,162,040.74

3,233,703.61

3,330,669.98

3,381,391.85

3,450,356.22

3,499,460.09

3,577,394.46

3,618,650.83

3,678,591.20

3,756,132.57

3,853,534.94

3,067,874.37

3,162,040.74

3,233,703.61

3,330,669.98

3,381,391.85

3,450,356.22

3,499,460.09

3,577,394.46

3,618,650.83

3,678,591.20

3,756,132.57

3,853,534.94

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

Fix asset
- Supplies
- Office equipment
- Land
- Building
Accumulated Depreciation
Total fix assets
Total asset

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

20000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

3550000

24,068.83

48,138

72,206

96,275

120,344

144,413

168,482

192,551

216,619

240,688

264,757

288,826

3,687,108

3,663,039

3,638,971

3,614,902

3,590,833

3,566,764

3,542,695

3,518,626

3,494,558

3,470,489

3,446,420

3,422,351

6,872,674.12

6,945,571.66

6,972,224.70

7,017,120.24

7,042,155.28

7,096,020.82

7,113,208.36

7,149,079.90

7,202,552.44

7,275,885.98

6,754,982.54

6,825,080.08

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

245,017.46
245,017.46

174,919.92
174,919.92

127,325.88
127,325.88

54,428.34
54,428.34

27,775.30
27,775.30

17,120.24

42,155.28

96,020.82

113,208.36

149,079.90

202,552.44

275,885.98

6,754,982.54

6,825,080.08

6,872,674.12

6,945,571.66

6,972,224.70

Liabilities
- Account payable
Total Liability
Stockholders Equity
- Capital
- Retained Earning
Total stockholders equity
Total liabilities and stockholders
equity

17,120.24
7,017,120.24

42,155.28
7,042,155.28

96,020.82
7,096,020.82

113,208.36
7,113,208.36

149,079.90
7,149,079.90

202,552.44
7,202,552.44

275,885.98
7,275,885.98

284

T-Cup Dog Center


Balance sheet (Year 2014)
Issue / Month

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Assets
Current asset
- Cash

3,779,297.31

3,855,324.05

3,922,573.42

3,895,732.29

3,863,253.66

3,890,617.53

3,943,921.40

3,924,227.77

3,994,771.64

3,972,833.01

4,042,433.88

3,779,297.31

3824804.18

3855324.05

3922573.42

3895732.29

3863253.66

3890617.53

3943921.4

3924227.77

3994771.64

3972833.01

4042433.88

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

- Account receivable
Total current asset

3,824,804.18

Fix asset
- Supplies
- Office equipment
- Land

20,000.00

20,000.00

- Building

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

Accumulated Depreciation
Total fix assets
Total asset

312,894.79
3,398,282.21

336,964
3,374,213

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

361,032

385,101

409,170

433,239

457,308

481,377

505,445

529,514

553,583

577,652

3,350,145

3,326,076

3,302,007

3,277,938

3,253,869

3,229,800

3,205,732

3,181,663

3,157,594

3,133,525

7,177,579.52

7,199,017.56

7,205,468.60

7,248,649.14

7,197,739.18

7,141,191.72

7,144,486.76

7,173,721.80

7,129,959.34

7,176,434.38

7,130,426.92

7,175,958.96

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

177,579.52

199,017.56

205,468.60

248,649.14

197,739.18

141,191.72

144,486.76

173,721.80

129,959.34

176,434.38

130,426.92

175,958.96

177,579.52

199,017.56

205,468.60

248,649.14

197,739.18

141,191.72

144,486.76

173,721.80

129,959.34

176,434.38

130,426.92

175,958.96

7,177,579.52

7,199,017.56

Liabilities
- Account payable
Total Liability
Stockholders Equity
- Capital
- Retained Earning
Total stockholders equity
Total liabilities and stockholders
equity

7,205,468.60

7,248,649.14

7,197,739.18

7,141,191.72

7,144,486.76

7,173,721.80

7,129,959.34

7,176,434.38

7,130,426.92

7,175,958.96

285

T-Cup Dog Center


Balance sheet (Year 2015)
Issue / Month

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Assets
Current asset
- Cash

3,921,730.25

- Account receivable
Total current asset

4,000,929.12

3,991,166.99

4,020,056.36

3,967,517.73

3,930,961.60

4,000,929.12

3,991,166.99

4,020,056.36

3,967,517.73

3,930,961.60

0
3,921,730.25

3,916,311.47

3,907,329.84
0

3,916,311.47

3,887,309.71
0

3,907,329.84

3,903,076.58
0

3,887,309.71

3,850,556.95
0

3,903,076.58

3,802,174.82
0

3,850,556.95

0
3,802,174.82

Fix asset
- Supplies
- Office equipment

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

- Land

20,000.00

- Building

3,550,000.00

Accumulated Depreciation
Total fix assets
Total asset

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

625,790

649,858

673,927

697,996

722,065

3,109,456.25

3,085,387.42

3,061,318.59

3,037,249.76

3,013,180.93

2,989,112.10

2,965,043.27

2,940,974.44

2,916,905.61

2,892,836.78

2,868,767.95

2,844,699.12

7,031,186.50

7,086,316.54

7,052,485.58

7,057,306.12

6,980,698.66

6,920,073.70

6,881,354.74

6,848,304.28

6,804,215.32

6,795,913.36

6,719,324.90

6,646,873.94

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

118,645.26
118,645.26

151,695.72
151,695.72

195,784.68
195,784.68

204,086.64
204,086.64

280,675.10
280,675.10

353,126.06
353,126.06

6,881,354.74

6,848,304.28

6,804,215.32

6,795,913.36

6,719,324.90

6,646,873.94

601,720.75

746,134

770,203

794,271

818,340

842,409

866,478

Liabilities
- Account payable
Total Liability
Stockholders Equity
- Capital
- Retained Earning
Total stockholders equity
Total liabilities and stockholders equity

31,186.50

86,316.54

52,485.58

57,306.12

31,186.50

86,316.54

52,485.58

57,306.12

7,031,186.50

7,086,316.54

7,052,485.58

7,057,306.12

19,301.34
19,301.34
6,980,698.66

79,926.30
79,926.30
6,920,073.70

286

T-Cup Dog Center


Balance sheet (Year 2016)
Issue / Month

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Assets
Current asset
- Cash

4,060,180.69

3,381,919.56

3,613,575.43

3,800,237.80

4,077,837.17

4,258,757.54

4,216,581.41

4,518,363.78

4,649,504.15

4,928,373.02

5,145,614.89

6,003,645.26

4,060,180.69

3,381,919.56

3,613,575.43

3,800,237.80

4,077,837.17

4,258,757.54

4,216,581.41

4,518,363.78

4,649,504.15

4,928,373.02

5,145,614.89

6,003,645.26

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

- Account receivable
Total current asset
Fix asset
- Supplies
- Office equipment

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

- Land

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

- Building

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

Accumulated Depreciation
Total fix assets
Total asset

890,546.71

914,616

938,684

962,753

986,822

141,177
20,000.00
3,550,000.00
1,010,891

141,177
20,000.00
3,550,000.00
1,034,960

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

1,059,029

1,083,097

1,107,166

1,131,235

141,177
20,000.00
3,550,000.00
1,155,304

2,820,630.29

2,796,561.46

2,772,492.63

2,748,423.80

2,724,354.97

2,700,286.14

2,676,217.31

2,652,148.48

2,628,079.65

2,604,010.82

2,579,941.99

2,555,873.16

6,880,810.98

6,178,481.02

6,386,068.06

6,548,661.60

6,802,192.14

6,959,043.68

6,892,798.72

7,170,512.26

7,277,583.80

7,532,383.84

7,725,556.88

8,559,518.42

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

119,189.02
119,189.02

821,518.98
821,518.98

613,931.94
613,931.94

451,338.40
451,338.40

197,807.86
197,807.86

6,880,810.98

6,178,481.02

6,386,068.06

6,548,661.60

6,802,192.14

Liabilities
- Account payable
Total Liability
Stockholders Equity
- Capital
- Retained Earning
Total stockholders equity
Total liabilities and stockholders equity

40,956.32
40,956.32
6,959,043.68

107,201.28
107,201.28
6,892,798.72

170,512.26

277,583.80

532,383.84

725,556.88

1,559,518.42

170,512.26

277,583.80

532,383.84

725,556.88

1,559,518.42

7,170,512.26

7,277,583.80

7,532,383.84

7,725,556.88

8,559,518.42

287

T-Cup Dog Center


Balance sheet (Year 2017)
Issue / Month

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Assets
Current asset
- Cash

6,413,304.63

7,153,645.50

7,653,688.67

8,321,608.17

9,096,417.83

10,041,417.45

10,814,011.53

12,000,263.07

11,679,967.73

12,416,853.27

12,861,539.81

13,651,687.68

6,413,304.63

7,153,645.50

7,653,688.67

8,321,608.17

9,096,417.83

10,041,417.45

10,814,011.53

12,000,263.07

11,679,967.73

12,416,853.27

12,861,539.81

13,651,687.68

- Account receivable
Total current asset
Fix asset
- Supplies
- Office equipment

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

141,177

- Land

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

20,000.00

- Building

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

3,550,000.00

Accumulated Depreciation
Total fix assets
Total asset

1,179,372.67

1,203,442

1,227,510

1,251,579

1,275,648

1,299,717

1,323,786

1,347,854

1,371,923

1,395,992

1,420,061

1,444,130

2,531,804.33

2,507,735.50

2,483,666.67

2,459,597.84

2,435,529.01

2,411,460.18

2,387,391.35

2,363,322.52

2,339,253.69

2,315,184.86

2,291,116.03

2,267,047.20

8,945,108.96

9,661,381.00

10,137,355.34

10,781,206.01

11,531,946.84

12,452,877.63

13,201,402.88

14,363,585.59

14,019,221.42

14,732,038.13

15,152,655.84

15,918,734.88

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

7,000,000.00

1,945,108.96

2,661,381.00

3,137,355.34

3,781,206.01

4,531,946.84

5,452,877.63

6,201,402.88

7,363,585.59

7,019,221.42

7,732,038.13

8,152,655.84

8,918,734.88

1,945,108.96

2,661,381.00

3,137,355.34

3,781,206.01

4,531,946.84

5,452,877.63

6,201,402.88

7,363,585.59

7,019,221.42

7,732,038.13

8,152,655.84

8,918,734.88

8,945,108.96

9,661,381.00

10,137,355.34

10,781,206.01

11,531,946.84

12,452,877.63

13,201,402.88

14,363,585.59

14,019,221.42

14,732,038.13

15,152,655.84

15,918,734.88

Liabilities
- Account payable
Total Liability
Stockholders Equity
- Capital
- Retained Earning
Total stockholders equity
Total liabilities and stockholders equity

288

Statement of Cash Flow


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

245,017.46

70,097.54

47,594.04

72,897.54

26,653.04

44,895.54

25,035.04

53,865.54

17,187.54

35,871.54

53,472.54

73,333.54

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-220,948.63

94,166.37

71,662.87

96,966.37

50,721.87

68,964.37

49,103.87

77,934.37

41,256.37

59,940.37

77,541.37

97,402.37

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end ofPeriod

7,000,000

3,067,874.37

94,166.37

71,662.87

96,966.37

50,721.87

68,964.37

49,103.87

77,934.37

41,256.37

59,940.37

77,541.37

97,402.37

3,067,874.37

3,162,040.74

3,233,703.61

3,330,669.98

3,381,391.85

3,450,356.22

3,499,460.09

3,577,394.46

3,618,650.83

3,678,591.20

3,756,132.57

3,067,874.37

3,162,040.74

3,233,703.61

3,330,669.98

3,381,391.85

3,450,356.22

3,499,460.09

3,577,394.46

3,618,650.83

3,678,591.20

3,756,132.57

3,853,534.94

289

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

49,090.04

43,452.54

103,295.04

129,235.04

56,237.54

146,475.04

53,992.54

145,532.04

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,693.54

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

121,438.04
24,068.83

106,451.04
24,068.83

143,180.54
24,068.83

25,762.37

145,506.87

130,519.87

167,249.37

73,158.87

67,521.37

127,363.87

153,303.87

80,306.37

170,543.87

78,061.37

169,600.87

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

-74,237.63

45,506.87

30,519.87

67,249.37

-26,841.13

-32,478.63

27,363.87

53,303.87

-19,693.63

70,543.87

-21,938.63

69,600.87

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,853,534.94

3,779,297.31

3,824,804.18

3,855,324.05

3,922,573.42

3,895,732.29

3,863,253.66

3,890,617.53

3,943,921.40

3,924,227.77

3,994,771.64

3,972,833.01

Cash at the end of year

3,779,297.31

3,824,804.18

3,855,324.05

3,922,573.42

3,895,732.29

3,863,253.66

3,890,617.53

3,943,921.40

3,924,227.77

3,994,771.64

3,972,833.01

4,042,433.88

NET CHANGE IN CASH

290

Year 3
T-cup Dog
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

55,228
24,068.83

255,130.04
24,068.83

166,169.04
24,068.83

204,820.54
24,068.83

123,392.54
24,068.83

139,375.04

161,281.04

166,949.54

155,911.04

191,698.04

123,411.54

127,549.04

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

79,296.37

279,198.87

190,237.87

228,889.37

147,461.37

163,443.87

185,349.87

191,018.37

179,979.87

215,766.87

147,480.37

151,617.87

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

-120,703.63

79,198.87

-9,762.13

28,889.37

-52,538.63

-36,556.13

-14,650.13

-8,981.63

-20,020.13

15,766.87

-52,519.63

-48,382.13

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,042,433.88

3,921,730.25

4,000,929.12

3,991,166.99

4,020,056.36

3,967,517.73

3,930,961.60

3,916,311.47

3,907,329.84

3,887,309.71

3,903,076.58

3,850,556.95

Cash at the end of year

3,921,730.25

4,000,929.12

3,991,166.99

4,020,056.36

3,967,517.73

3,930,961.60

3,916,311.47

3,907,329.84

3,887,309.71

3,903,076.58

3,850,556.95

3,802,174.82

NET CHANGE IN CASH

291

Year 4
T-Cup
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

383,937
24,068.83

-552,330
24,068.83

408,005.87

357,587
24,068.83

312,594
24,068.83

403,531
24,068.83

306,852
24,068.83

83,755
24,068.83

427,714
24,068.83

257,072
24,068.83

404,800
24,068.83

343,173
24,068.83

983,962
24,068.83

-528,261.13

381,655.87

336,662.37

427,599.37

330,920.37

107,823.87

451,782.37

281,140.37

428,868.87

367,241.87

1,008,030.37

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

258,005.87

-678,261.13

231,655.87

186,662.37

277,599.37

180,920.37

-42,176.13

301,782.37

131,140.37

278,868.87

217,241.87

858,030.37

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,802,174.82

4,060,180.69

3,381,919.56

3,613,575.43

3,800,237.80

4,077,837.17

4,258,757.54

4,216,581.41

4,518,363.78

4,649,504.15

4,928,373.02

5,145,614.89

Cash at the end of year

4,060,180.69

3,381,919.56

3,613,575.43

3,800,237.80

4,077,837.17

4,258,757.54

4,216,581.41

4,518,363.78

4,649,504.15

4,928,373.02

5,145,614.89

6,003,645.26

NET CHANGE IN CASH

292

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,162,183

-344,364

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

585,591
24,068.83

716,272
24,068.83

609,659.37

475,974
24,068.83

643,851
24,068.83

750,741
24,068.83

920,931
24,068.83

748,525
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

712,817
24,068.83

420,618
24,068.83

766,079
24,068.83

740,340.87

500,043.17

667,919.50

774,809.66

944,999.62

772,594.08

1,186,251.54

-320,295.34

736,885.54

444,686.54

790,147.87

200000

-200000

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

409,659.37

740,340.87

500,043.17

667,919.50

774,809.66

944,999.62

772,594.08

1,186,251.54

-320,295.34

736,885.54

444,686.54

790,147.87

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

6,003,645.26

6,413,304.63

7,153,645.50

7,653,688.67

8,321,608.17

9,096,417.83

10,041,417.45

10,814,011.53

12,000,263.07

11,679,967.73

12,416,853.27

12,861,539.81

Cash at the end of year

6,413,304.63

7,153,645.50

7,653,688.67

8,321,608.17

9,096,417.83

10,041,417.45

10,814,011.53

12,000,263.07

11,679,967.73

12,416,853.27

12,861,539.81

13,651,687.68

NET CHANGE IN CASH

293

T-cup Dog Center 2013


Income Statement (Year 1)
Issue / Month

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Revenues
- Sale
- Cost of good sold

Gross Income

Jan.

118267

96502

104905

105087

121992

90446

98745

123698

122613

106494

3,536

26039.5

5,884

30,364

17,324

40,567

28,641

33,773

23,388

27,540

9,794

-196,432

109,583

87,080

112,383

66,139

87,581

64,521

93,351

56,673

75,357

96,158

112,819

9100

3200

3200

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

48,585.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

245,017.46

70,097.54

47,594.04

72,897.54

26,653.04

44,895.54

25,035.04

53,865.54

17,187.54

35,871.54

53,472.54

73,333.54

134394

113119

330,826

Expenses
- Marketing Expense
- Operating Expense
- Depreciation

Total expense
Net income

Statement of Retained Earnings (Year 1)


Add:Net Income
Less:Dividends
Profit
Retain Earning

245,017.46

70,097.54

47,594.04

72,897.54

26,653.04

44,895.54

25,035.04

53,865.54

17,187.54

35,871.54

53,472.54

73,333.54

70,097.54
174,919.92

47,594.04
127,325.88

72,897.54
54,428.34

26,653.04
27,775.30

44,895.54

25,035.04

53,865.54

17,187.54

35,871.54

53,472.54

73,333.54

17,120.24

42,155.28

96,020.82

113,208.36

149,079.90

202,552.44

275,885.98

0.00
245,017.46
245,017.46

294

T-cup Dog Center 2014


Income Statement (Year 2)

Issue / Month

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Revenues

- Sale
- Cost of goods sold
Gross Income

Jan.

200371

160923.5

153,992

187021
41,085

194124
11,458

159112.5
70,537

155006
68,868

185748.5
42,968

184524.5
15,804

162073
66,350

204245.5
18,285

194346
97,668

191499.5
6,482

46,379

160,924

145,937

182,666

88,576

86,138

142,781

168,721

95,723

185,961

96,678

185,018

5200

3200

3200

Expenses
- Marketing Expense
- Operating Expense
- Depreciation

Total expense
Net income

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

44,685.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

1,693.54

121,438.04

106,451.04

143,180.54

49,090.04

43,452.54

103,295.04

129,235.04

56,237.54

146,475.04

53,992.54

145,532.04

Statement of Retained Earnings (Year 2)


Add:Net Income
Less:Dividends
Profit
Retained earning

1,693.54

121,438.04

106,451.04

143,180.54

49,090.04

43,452.54

103,295.04

129,235.04

56,237.54

146,475.04

53,992.54

145,532.04

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

56,547.46

3,295.04

29,235.04

43,762.46

46,475.04

46,007.46

45,532.04

141,191.72

144,486.76

173,721.80

129,959.34

176,434.38

130,426.92

175,958.96

98,306.46

21,438.04

6,451.04

43,180.54

50,909.96

177,579.52

199,017.56

205,468.60

248,649.14

197,739.18

295

T-cup Dog Center 2015


Income Statement (Year 3)

Issue / Month

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Revenues
- Sale
- Cost of good sold

Gross Income

Jan.

318165
219,952
98,213

299131.5
4,516
294,616

290672
85,018
205,655

261062
16,756
244,306

274074.5
111,197
162,878

298848
116,788
182,061

289965
89,199
200,767

233447
27,012
206,435

280574
85,178
195,397

288869.5
57,686
231,184

289925
123,828
166,097

237170.5
70,136
167,035

Expenses
- Marketing Expense
- Operating Expense
- Depreciation

Total expense
Net income

3500

3200

3200

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

42,985.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

55,227.54

255,130.04

166,169.04

204,820.54

123,392.54

139,375.04

161,281.04

166,949.54

155,911.04

191,698.04

123,411.54

127,549.04

Statement of Retained Earnings (Year 3)


Add:Net Income
Less:Dividends
Profit
Retained earning

55,227.54

255,130.04

166,169.04

204,820.54

123,392.54

139,375.04

161,281.04

166,949.54

155,911.04

191,698.04

123,411.54

127,549.04

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

-200,000.00

144,772.46

55,130.04

33,830.96

4,820.54

76,607.46

60,624.96

38,718.96

33,050.46

44,088.96

8,301.96

76,588.46

72,450.96

31,186.50

86,316.54

52,485.58

57,306.12

19,301.34

79,926.30

118,645.26

151,695.72

195,784.68

- 204,086.64

280,675.10

353,126.06

296

T-cup Dog Center 2016


Income Statement (Year 4)
Issue / Month

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Revenues
- Sale
- Cost of good sold

Gross Income

Jan.

623574
196,652

605319
92474.5

590337
193,265

533436
181,357

574464.5
131,449

573351
223,814

533561
123,241

610367
143,168

519811
223,254

574958
130,673

558394.5
172,536

1199424.5
175,978

426,923

512,845

397,073

352,079

443,016

349,537

123,241

467,199

296,557

444,286

385,859

1,023,447

3500

3200

3200

Expenses
- Marketing Expense
- Operating Expense
- Depreciation

Total expense
Net income

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

42,985.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

39,485.46

42,685.46

39,485.46

383,937.04

552,329.96

357,587.04

312,593.54

403,530.54

306,851.54

83,755.04

427,713.54

257,071.54

404,800.04

343,173.04

983,961.54

Statement of Retained Earnings (Year 4)


Add:Net Income

383,937.04

552,329.96

357,587.04

312,593.54

403,530.54

306,851.54

83,755.04

427,713.54

257,071.54

404,800.04

343,173.04

983,961.54

Less:Dividends

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

-150,000.00

233,937.04
119,189.02

702,329.96
821,518.98

156,851.54
40,956.32

66,244.96
107,201.28

277,713.54

107,071.54

254,800.04

193,173.04

833,961.54

170,512.26

277,583.80

532,383.84

725,556.88

1,559,518.42

Profit
Retained earning

207,587.04
613,931.94

162,593.54
451,338.40

253,530.54
197,807.86

297

T-cup Dog Center 2017


Income Statement (Year 5)
Issue / Month

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May.

Jun.

Jul.

Aug.

Sep.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

987664

914047

914047

814863

931006

847369

847369

871873

767499

930476

855185

958054

389,935

146,944

366,688

152,346

364,237

14,569

359,561

154,105

371,013

152,490

Revenues
- Sale
- Cost of good sold

Gross Income

Jan.

359088

158289.5

628,576

755,758

524,112

667,920

564,319

695,023

483,132

857,304

407,938

776,371

484,172

805,565

3500

3200

3200

Expenses
- Marketing Expense
- Operating Expense
- Depreciation

Total expense
Net income

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

15,417

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

42,985.46
585,590.54

39,485.46
716,272.04

48,137.66
475,974.34

24,068.83
643,850.67

186,422.33
750,740.83

225,907.79
920,930.79

265,393.25
748,525.25

304,878.71

752,302.17

63,554.29

63,554.29

39,485.46

1,162,182.71

344,364.17

712,816.71

420,617.71

766,079.04

Statement of Retained Earnings (Year 5)


Add:Net Income

585,590.54

716,272.04

475,974.34

643,850.67

750,740.83

920,930.79

748,525.25

1,162,182.71

344,364.17

712,816.71

420,617.71

766,079.04

Less:Dividends

-200,000.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

712,816.71

420,617.71

766,079.04

7,732,038.13

8,152,655.84

8,918,734.88

Profit
Retained earning

385,590.54

716,272.04

475,974.34

643,850.67

750,740.83

920,930.79

748,525.25

1,162,182.71

344,364.17

1,945,108.96

2,661,381.00

3,137,355.34

3,781,206.01

4,531,946.84

5,452,877.63

6,201,402.88

7,363,585.59

7,019,221.42

298

RATIO ANALYSIS
2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

Current Ratio Liabilities

5.944

6.7

6.728

7.522

17.443

FA Turnover

0.03

0.055

0.06

0.2324

0.3695

TA Turnover

0.0158

0.0253

0.04

0.0882

0.07

Debt Ratio Assets

0.083%

0.0813%

0.0845%

0.0824%

0.046%

Profit Margin

0.186%

-0.045%

-0.15%

0.0592%

0.255%

ROA

0.003%

-0.01%

-0.006%

0.0225%

0.0487%

299

Chapter 8
Financial Ratio
Analysis

Net Profit
758585.5

Net profit margin

1336262

249260.09

2013

Gross
Margin

0.186%

Financial Leverage

486129.96
1336262

316

Total
Expenses

Return on
Equipment

577676.5

12300

Sales
23195.44

0.95%

0.003%

Sales

Income
Taxes

1336262

Current
Assets

0.0158

Asset
Turnover

Cost of
Goods
Sold

Variable
Expenses

+
473829.96

Fixed
Expenses

+
0

ROA

Sales

300

Inventory

41609800.86

+
+

Accounts
Receivable

84266556.12
42656755.26

Total
Assets

+
41609800.86

Fixed Assets

Other Current
Assets

Net Profit
1585498

Net profit margin

2178995

Sales

301

-99927.02

2014

Gross
Margin

-0.045%

2013

Financial Leverage

482229.69

593497

Cost of
Goods
Sold

2178995

40.98

Total
Expenses

Return on
Equipment

8400

Sales

Variable
Expenses

1203195.33

-0.4%

-0.01%

Sales

Income
Taxes

2178995

Current
Assets

473829.96

+
0

ROA

0.025

Asset
Turnover

Fixed
Expenses

Inventory

46909790.14

+
+

Accounts
Receivable

86100633.88
39190843.74

Total
Assets

+
46909790.14

Fixed Assets

Other Current
Assets

Net Profit
1296368

Net profit margin

3361940

Sales

302

-529085.02

2015

Gross
Margin

-0.15%

Financial Leverage

483729.96
3361940

-0.67

Total
Expenses

Return on
Equipment

1007264

9900

Sales

Cost of
Goods
Sold

Variable
Expenses

1251012.94

0.0040ho
%

-0.006%

Sales

Income
Taxes

3361940

Current
Assets

473829.96

+
0

ROA

0.04

Asset
Turnover

Fixed
Expenses

Inventory

47099121.42

+
+

Accounts
Receivable

82824053.64
35724932.22

Total
Assets

+
47099121.42

Fixed Assets

Other Current
Assets

Net Profit
5509138.5

Net profit margin


443822.25
2

2016

Gross
Margin

0.0592%

Financial Leverage

483729.96

92.94

7496997.5

Total
Expenses

Return on
Equipment

7496997.5

1987859

9900

Sales
4581586.2
88

Cost of
Goods
Sold

Variable
Expenses

0.4833%

0.0052%

Sales

Income
Taxes

7496997.5

Current
Assets

473829.96

0.088

Asset
Turnover

52654590.
7

+
84913611.
40

Total
Assets

32259020.
70

Fixed Assets

Fixed
Expenses

+
0

ROA

Sales

303

Inventory

+
0

Accounts
Receivable

+
52654590.
7

Other Current
Assets

Net Profit
7650188

Net profit margin

10639452

Sales

304

2713060.26

2017

Gross
Margin

0.255%

Financial Leverage

483729.96

2989264

10639452

2.255

Total
Expenses

Return on
Equipment

9900

Sales
4453397.7
8

Variable
Expenses

0.402%

Sales

10639452
0.1785%

Income
Taxes

Current
Assets

473829.96

0.07

Asset
Turnover

12210440
5.34

+
15089751
4.52

Total
Assets

28793109.
18

Fixed Assets

Fixed
Expenses

+
0

ROA

Cost of
Goods
Sold

Inventory

+
0

Accounts
Receivable

+
574186

Other Current
Assets

305

FINANCIAL RATIO

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

39.16%

75.79%

51.50%

11.65%

6.37%

41.90%

34.14%

21.67%

13.91%

8.79%

93.45%

221.97%

237.64%

83.72%

72.54%

31.34%

63.26%

31.42%

25.36%

28.36%

1) Operation Profit to Operating Assets


Returns on Assets (%)

2) Operating Profit to Net Sales


Operating profit as % of sales

3) Sales to Operating Assets


Operating Asset Turns

4) Production Cost in Goods Sold Divided by Sales

306

5) Distribution & Marketing Costs to Sales

26.67%

29.13%

46.90%

60.71%

62.83%

6) Administrative Costs to Sales

0.18%

0.24%

0.52%

1.41%

3.14%

7) Cost of Materials to Sales

9.55%

11.33%

13.61%

12.75%

27.55%

8) Labor Costs to sales

21.31%

24.71%

19.42%

18.76%

21.21%

307

Chapter 9
Risk analysis for
business

308

External risk

General develop
1.1 General environment scanning
1.1.2 Political:
Unrest and protestant cause to be the temporary cessation of operations, it's effects
sales in the short term. When the customer feels not safe, they will unable to go out for buy
goods or any service from hotel. Nowadays, the rank of dog that attack people are increase
because of the lack of parental care from the owner, Hotel is another choice for your dog as
well. Customers can be assured that their dog is safe with us.
1.1.2 Economic:
Deflation, consumers don't have ability to buy our product and this situation will
affect our business such as, sales dropped make the business become an unsuccessful. We
cannot solved this problem because of these factors depend on the needs of the consumer.
1.1.3 Social:
Today, the trade competition is high and nature is change make the consumer stress
caused by some natural disaster such as flooding. Flooding make homeless dogs and dogs
outbreak disease and died. This situation makes people afraid to buy our service because of
they fear their dogs might infected with other dogs. Nowadays, most people do not have time
for dog, due to the development of the natural and social workers.
1.1.4 Technology:
The world is constantly evolving. The new technology occurs all the time. We have to
pay the cost of purchasing for new product development to improve our business to be better
than the competition. However, dog have different specifications such as, to protect from
theft enjoyment. Time to benefit while technology cannot meet clearly, because there isnt
life dog owner cannot access it.

309

Competitive analysis

1. Rivalry Among Current Competitors:


Our company is the first in Chiang Rai related services and products for dogs. Thus
there is no direct competition. But there are indirect competitors such as hospitals, stores, etc,
which did not affect our company because our main customers are choosing to buy goods and
services, excellent quality and reasonable price and we thinking seasonal promotions,
discounts to encourage customers to buy and use it more.
2. Bargaining Power of Suppliers:
When ordering or about dogs. We have negotiated a number of products from
suppliers such as purchasing a bargain item which has been more than one piece. We have
teamed up with companies such as Smart heart, Pedigree, Sleekly etc. which will have the
opportunity to negotiate the sale of goods on the market because it has a relatively large of
dog product.
3. Bargaining Power of Customers:
Customers can negotiate prices depending on the two sides or promotion. Emphasis
on technical selling excellent service, skills and abilities of employees is to be an accessible
customer service as expected, an authority in the decision to purchase goods or services from
a consumer segment significant Therefore, we should build on the satisfaction of our
customers as an incentive such as promotions, etc..

310

4. Threat of Substitute Products or Services:


An imitation or a replacement product sales decrease in our sales of products such as
food, clothing, equipment, etc., but the main goal of the group is. Those who have no time or
those who work hard and have no time suckle. Dog, the dog strain T-cup dog center is
another option for those who love dogs but do not have time for it.
5. Threat of New Entrance:
New competitors may not enter in the market because it is the first company in
Chiang Rai that was established and service like no other. Thus, a new competitor to come
take long time to make a difference to us that we have expressly base and high quality

311

Internal risk
7s

Strategy
To making the strategy to be consistent and appropriate for the change of external
environment and internal organization for superior than competitors such as making the
promotion discount, exchange the product or gift voter for customer to encourage the
customer confidence and show the comparison between our business and competitor for
customer.
Structure
Organizational structure is appropriate and consistent with the organization's strategy
to become strengths. Should be well structured and A step in the right as in the previous
example, given person with knowledge of the sale of the food.
Systems
Should have the activities that customers can take part with dog or our service to
make the consumer satisfaction in our products, such as financial system, the selection of
staff for the features job, training system, communication system all of the system above will
show how the organization work

312

Shared Values
Is the basic idea of organization, the concept of co-workers, the customer expectation,
prepared to growth in the future to created the confidence for the people in organization such
as how can we make the benefit and how can we created the confidence of customer about
our service
Skills
Is the strengths of the company that make our company dominant than other such as
the specialization skill that we transmitted to consumer as maintenance administrator should
be trained before the actual. Resulting the revenue and gains when the client receives the
services of the hotel and the feedback and come back again.
Style
Behavior in each position must be clear and to be a role model features such as
ensuring clients, satisfaction, and behaved in a way to serve the customer. Each customer
must have the model and were featured. The business was successful and you can see the
potential in our work. These benefits the service is dominated by the service.

Staff
Assigned various tasks to employees in the position or attitude of the employees, such
as employees and the general ability and performance to achieve the goal we set and
improving customer satisfaction and dog like Acceptance of customer service and the
customer service was told to try another one with our store.

313

Financial Risk
If not treated in a corrective action plan of monitoring and evaluation, there are risks
associated with the financial impact of the acquisition. Income is irregular, such as students
who have taken charge of the government to force the purchase may be less than the maturity
of financial stability or the office, but the T-Cup is a product or a. other services. That will
support the sales of the company better. For example, the dog may be less because if they
have a dog, then customers will be interested in the services or facilities for your dog. The
increase in sales for the shop, we also have a promotion or premium for an option to the
customer to try to study the quality of the product or services that meet their needs fully. We
have experts that will serve you and your dog in particular makes guests to use the service to
comparison between our company with another and consumer satisfaction in t-cup Dogs
center. T-cup made in our ability to service our store and increase sales in the future to
motivate sales staff with the knowledge or even good service can make. Customers can trust.
And meet the needs of customers and the dog will have a higher chance of success. With
regard to the friendly service and attention to devote to the task assigned. After-sales service
to customers not contended that there are many types of customers or service is profitable
only if the customer has accepted the services and revenue development. Cause the business
elite to the continuous development

314

Chapter 10
Conclusion

315

Conclusion
We have to analyses the competitor how they can survive in the market, we have to
know their strange and weakness and analyze to find the way to compete with them. We use
Marketing mix to apply with our business. The first, the company is preparing for the wants
of the new coming customers and focusing on Healthy dog, Quality, Cleanness, and
Maximum Customer Satisfactions. We are business about dog care. We had specifically a
small dog. That is easy to take care of the sale of products and equipment involved in the
breed toward people and pets just watched my friend play as the home or great personal
habits. Thus, the growth in the business currently has more. Also, our store is also a one-stop
shop that offers a full range of services and care.
Whether it's a spa break Grooming Dog Training also has a modern and trendy
products for both owner and dog are happy. The products that are part of the trend to increase
sales because most of the dogs at the dog to see their lovely jewelry, whenever the dog
breeders and to encourage the dog to loving yourself more and more. In the market the
company has a market in Chiang Rai province is why we chose it. We have already seen that.
Chiang Rai province is densely populated temperate and increase the rate of dog, which was
partly a result of the marketing dogs from Chiang Mai and Lampang. Most clients will be the
locals who have minded dog. I was friends with the dog, or leave the home, the other group
of students which students are exposed to a dog. The dog most of the dog small reason but
soothing to the size of the dog that are small, compact, portable to different places easily and
also allowed to play in the different locations and every time their owner of the dog wants to
play with it. About the analysis of competitors, we have a comparison about competitors that
are assembled on the pet business situation in Chiang Rai around 12. However, since the
establishment of that is most of it is clinic, so can less competition. And competitors who that
have complete business it very less in Chiang Rai. There are only a few of which are reflected
in the establishment of our line of business.
Therefore, T-Cup Dog Center is the first in Chiang Rai province gathered services for
the dog in one place, so that it convenient to choose the service and featured the ability to
meet the needs of our customers use the service satisfactorily with the best service. The
strategy that we analysis customers in big group of customers in Chiang Rai are in the
majority, we split into three groups, namely: 1. Would a customer already beloved dog and
have their pet dog, then the second, among students who already have a dog or groups who
are interested in a T - Cup dog.
The popular is with small dog because of the compact design. The last group we will
target people who have free time and need a friend for live it out. Whether young both of
women and men who still work or the elderly who have spare time and want to have a dog as
a playmate. Also, the price of the dog or service and equipment isn't very expensive,
according to the idea. "Thailand Pet Economy Will Popular." Tansetthakirt. N.p., 1-4 Apr.
2012. Web. 5 Dec. They told: Trends in Thailand reopens about pets business, exposing the
people in Thailand flock to have pets. Expected by can grew 20-25% market penetration
billion and one of three countries in the Asia - Pacific region with the highest growth. Trends
revealed in Thailand facing dog small breed. The main market for pet food remained in the
city have highest growth, followed by Thailand, which is the center of the region, in Mae
Hong Son, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Lamphun to distribution etc. The current behavior of the
dog Thailand some changes especially in the high-income group purchasing power to look
more like a dog. The breed of dog to be a sensitive culture method. Since food, medical care,

316

even the life of a dog must have access to good equipment. The way we have been dealing
with quality equipment and prepare them to respond to these customers in particular.
On the other side of our business, the customer is a business or consumer with
something tangible, not to lose money. In addition, it has been because the service is a
product of sales experience and expertise in providing services to male clients. If the
promotion is over, and also can make customer satisfaction, it would make a repeat purchase
and how to tell which is a low cost but highly effective. In this competitive business
marketing, we estimate in the business if, Opening shop in Chiang Rai it not have so much
competitor or just 2-3 Shops Because In Chiang Rai didnt have Famous shop and open
complete services like our shop. So, we aim at few competitive but will race with other
entrepreneur in more cost. Because we repeat quality and services to pet and own pet for gain
the most of trustworthiness look like bring up in their home. We have analyzed the behavior
of the various variables that can be set at two main target groups. 1)
The main customers, is a group of men and women aged 20-34 years and among
single women aged 50-65, married, like a dog with a curly outer part wool and a soft solid,
long endless and need to comb wool and cut wool once a month 2-3 times a month. 2)
Domestic groups are the main customers, is a group of men and women aged 20-34 years and
among single women aged 50-65, married, like a dog the outer plush wool, straight down in a
short side. And stretching the skin, long wool is endless and need to be combed wool and
bathed 1-2 times a month. Analysis of the variables inside customer behavior is present in
humans; we are increasingly popular pets, especially dogs. The most popular one because of
its shape is elegant and courtly character to separate species. The final analysis, variables
establishing unity Shop T-cup dog by creating a one-stop service to pets in order to create a
convenient and save time and money to travel to use service. The demand for products and
services in the same place management and promotion in order to achieve maximum
customer satisfaction.

317

Appendixes

318

Cash flow increase income 5%


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

257,268.33

73,602.42

49,973.74

76,542.42

27,985.69

47,140.32

26,286.79

56,558.82

18,046.92

37,665.12

56,146.17

77,000.22

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-233,199.50

97,671.25

74,042.57

100,611.25

52,054.52

71,209.15

50,355.62

80,627.65

42,115.75

61,733.95

80,215.00

101,069.05

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end of Period

7,000,000

3,055,623.50

97,671.25

74,042.57

100,611.25

52,054.52

71,209.15

50,355.62

80,627.65

42,115.75

61,733.95

80,215.00

101,069.05

3,055,623.50

3,153,294.74

3,227,337.32

3,327,948.56

3,380,003.09

3,451,212.23

3,501,567.85

3,582,195.50

3,624,311.25

3,686,045.20

3,766,260.19

3,055,623.50

3,153,294.74

3,227,337.32

3,327,948.56

3,380,003.09

3,451,212.23

3,501,567.85

3,582,195.50

3,624,311.25

3,686,045.20

3,766,260.19

3,867,329.24

319

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

51,544.54

45,625.17

108,459.79

135,696.79

59,049.42

153,798.79

56,692.17

152,808.64

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,778.22

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

127,509.94
24,068.83

111,773.59
24,068.83

150,339.57
24,068.83

25,847.05

151,578.77

135,842.42

174,408.40

75,613.37

69,694.00

132,528.62

159,765.62

83,118.25

177,867.62

80,761.00

176,877.47

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

-74,152.95

51,578.77

35,842.42

74,408.40

-24,386.63

-30,306.00

32,528.62

59,765.62

-16,881.75

77,867.62

-19,239.00

76,877.47

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,867,329.24

3,793,176.29

3,844,755.06

3,880,597.48

3,955,005.88

3,930,619.25

3,900,313.25

3,932,841.87

3,992,607.49

3,975,725.74

4,053,593.36

4,034,354.36

Cash at the end of year

3,793,176.29

3,844,755.06

3,880,597.48

3,955,005.88

3,930,619.25

3,900,313.25

3,932,841.87

3,992,607.49

3,975,725.74

4,053,593.36

4,034,354.36

4,111,231.83

NET CHANGE IN CASH

320

Year3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

57,989
24,068.83

267,887
24,068.83

174,477
24,068.83

215,062
24,068.83

129,562
24,068.83

146,344
24,068.83

169,345
24,068.83

175,297
24,068.83

163,707
24,068.83

201,283
24,068.83

129,582
24,068.83

133,926
24,068.83

82,057.75

291,955.37

198,546.32

239,130.40

153,631.00

170,412.62

193,413.92

199,365.85

187,775.42

225,351.77

153,650.95

157,995.32

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

-117,942.25

91,955.37

-1,453.68

39,130.40

-46,369.00

-29,587.38

-6,586.08

-634.15

-12,224.58

25,351.77

-46,349.05

-42,004.68

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,111,231.83

3,993,289.58

4,085,244.95

4,083,791.27

4,122,921.67

4,076,552.66

4,046,965.29

4,040,379.21

4,039,745.05

4,027,520.48

4,052,872.25

4,006,523.20

Cash at the end of year

3,993,289.58

4,085,244.95

4,083,791.27

4,122,921.67

4,076,552.66

4,046,965.29

4,040,379.21

4,039,745.05

4,027,520.48

4,052,872.25

4,006,523.20

3,964,518.52

NET CHANGE IN CASH

321

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

403,134
24,068.83

-579,946
24,068.83

427,202.72

-555,877.63

375,466
24,068.83
399,535.22

328,223
24,068.83
352,292.05

423,707
24,068.83
447,775.90

322,194
24,068.83
346,262.95

87,943
24,068.83
112,011.62

449,099
24,068.83
473,168.05

269,925
24,068.83
293,993.95

425,040
24,068.83
449,108.87

360,332
24,068.83
384,400.52

1,033,160
24,068.83
1,057,228.45

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

277,202.72

-705,877.63

249,535.22

202,292.05

297,775.90

196,262.95

-37,988.38

323,168.05

143,993.95

299,108.87

234,400.52

907,228.45

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,964,518.52

4,241,721.24

3,535,843.61

3,785,378.83

3,987,670.88

4,285,446.78

4,481,709.72

4,443,721.35

4,766,889.39

4,910,883.34

5,209,992.21

5,444,392.73

Cash at the end of year

4,241,721.24

3,535,843.61

3,785,378.83

3,987,670.88

4,285,446.78

4,481,709.72

4,443,721.35

4,766,889.39

4,910,883.34

5,209,992.21

5,444,392.73

6,351,621.18

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

322

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,220,292

-361,582

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

614,870
24,068.83

752,086
24,068.83

638,938.90

499,773
24,068.83

676,043
24,068.83

788,278
24,068.83

966,977
24,068.83

785,952
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

748,458
24,068.83

441,649
24,068.83

804,383
24,068.83

776,154.47

523,841.89

700,112.03

812,346.70

991,046.16

810,020.34

1,244,360.68

-337,513.55

772,526.38

465,717.43

828,451.82

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

0
200000

-200000

438,938.90

776,154.47

523,841.89

700,112.03

812,346.70

991,046.16

810,020.34

1,244,360.68

-337,513.55

772,526.38

465,717.43

828,451.82

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

6,351,621.18

6,790,560.08

7,566,714.55

8,090,556.44

8,790,668.47

9,603,015.17

10,594,061.33

11,404,081.67

12,648,442.35

12,310,928.80

13,083,455.18

13,549,172.60

Cash at the end of year

6,790,560.08

7,566,714.55

8,090,556.44

8,790,668.47

9,603,015.17

10,594,061.33

11,404,081.67

12,648,442.35

12,310,928.80

13,083,455.18

13,549,172.60

14,377,624.42

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

323

Cash flow Increase income 10 %


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

269,519.21

77,107.29

52,353.44

80,187.29

29,318.34

49,385.09

27,538.54

59,252.09

18,906.29

39,458.69

58,819.79

80,666.89

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-245,450.38

101,176.12

76,422.27

104,256.12

53,387.17

73,453.92

51,607.37

83,320.92

42,975.12

63,527.52

82,888.62

104,735.72

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end of Period

7,000,000

3,043,372.62

101,176.12

76,422.27

104,256.12

53,387.17

73,453.92

51,607.37

83,320.92

42,975.12

63,527.52

82,888.62

104,735.72

3,043,372.62

3,144,548.75

3,220,971.02

3,325,227.15

3,378,614.32

3,452,068.24

3,503,675.62

3,586,996.54

3,629,971.67

3,693,499.19

3,776,387.81

3,043,372.62

3,144,548.75

3,220,971.02

3,325,227.15

3,378,614.32

3,452,068.24

3,503,675.62

3,586,996.54

3,629,971.67

3,693,499.19

3,776,387.81

3,881,123.54

324

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,862.89

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

25,931.72

133,581.84
24,068.83
157,650.67

117,096.14
24,068.83
141,164.97

157,498.59
24,068.83
181,567.42

53,999.04

47,797.79

113,624.54

142,158.54

61,861.29

161,122.54

59,391.79

160,085.24

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

78,067.87

71,866.62

137,693.37

166,227.37

85,930.12

185,191.37

83,460.62

184,154.07

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-74,068.28

57,650.67

41,164.97

81,567.42

-21,932.13

-28,133.38

37,693.37

66,227.37

-14,069.88

85,191.37

-16,539.38

84,154.07

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,881,123.54

3,807,055.26

3,864,705.94

3,905,870.91

3,987,438.33

3,965,506.21

3,937,372.83

3,975,066.21

4,041,293.58

4,027,223.70

4,112,415.08

4,095,875.70

Cash at the end of year

3,807,055.26

3,864,705.94

3,905,870.91

3,987,438.33

3,965,506.21

3,937,372.83

3,975,066.21

4,041,293.58

4,027,223.70

4,112,415.08

4,095,875.70

4,180,029.78

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

325

Year 3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

60,750
24,068.83
84,819.12

280,643
24,068.83
304,711.87

182,786
24,068.83
206,854.77

225,303
24,068.83
249,371.42

135,732
24,068.83
159,800.62

153,313
24,068.83
177,381.37

177,409
24,068.83
201,477.97

183,644
24,068.83
207,713.32

171,502
24,068.83
195,570.97

210,868
24,068.83
234,936.67

135,753
24,068.83
159,821.52

140,304
24,068.83
164,372.77

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-115,180.88

104,711.87

6,854.77

49,371.42

-40,199.38

-22,618.63

1,477.97

7,713.32

-4,429.03

34,936.67

-40,178.48

-35,627.23

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,180,029.78

4,064,848.90

4,169,560.77

4,176,415.55

4,225,786.97

4,185,587.60

4,162,968.97

4,164,446.94

4,172,160.27

4,167,731.24

4,202,667.92

4,162,489.44

Cash at the end of year

4,064,848.90

4,169,560.77

4,176,415.55

4,225,786.97

4,185,587.60

4,162,968.97

4,164,446.94

4,172,160.27

4,167,731.24

4,202,667.92

4,162,489.44

4,126,862.21

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

326

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

422,331
24,068.83

-607,563
24,068.83

446,399.57

-583,494.13

393,346
24,068.83
417,414.57

343,853
24,068.83
367,921.72

443,884
24,068.83
467,952.42

337,537
24,068.83
361,605.52

92,131
24,068.83
116,199.37

470,485
24,068.83
494,553.72

282,779
24,068.83
306,847.52

445,280
24,068.83
469,348.87

377,490
24,068.83
401,559.17

1,082,358
24,068.83
1,106,426.52

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

296,399.57

-733,494.13

267,414.57

217,921.72

317,952.42

211,605.52

-33,800.63

344,553.72

156,847.52

319,348.87

251,559.17

956,426.52

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,126,862.21

4,423,261.79

3,689,767.66

3,957,182.24

4,175,103.96

4,493,056.38

4,704,661.91

4,670,861.28

5,015,415.01

5,172,262.53

5,491,611.40

5,743,170.58

Cash at the end of year

4,423,261.79

3,689,767.66

3,957,182.24

4,175,103.96

4,493,056.38

4,704,661.91

4,670,861.28

5,015,415.01

5,172,262.53

5,491,611.40

5,743,170.58

6,699,597.10

NET CHANGE IN CASH

327

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,278,401

-378,801

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

644,150
24,068.83

787,899
24,068.83

668,218.42

523,572
24,068.83

708,236
24,068.83

825,815
24,068.83

1,013,024
24,068.83

823,378
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

784,098
24,068.83

462,679
24,068.83

842,687
24,068.83

811,968.07

547,640.60

732,304.57

849,883.74

1,037,092.70

847,446.61

1,302,469.81

-354,731.76

808,167.21

486,748.31

866,755.77

200000

-200000

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

468,218.42

811,968.07

547,640.60

732,304.57

849,883.74

1,037,092.70

847,446.61

1,302,469.81

-354,731.76

808,167.21

486,748.31

866,755.77

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

6,699,597.10

7,167,815.53

7,979,783.60

8,527,424.20

9,259,728.77

10,109,612.51

11,146,705.21

11,994,151.82

13,296,621.63

12,941,889.87

13,750,057.08

14,236,805.39

Cash at the end of year

7,167,815.53

7,979,783.60

8,527,424.20

9,259,728.77

10,109,612.51

11,146,705.21

11,994,151.82

13,296,621.63

12,941,889.87

13,750,057.08

14,236,805.39

15,103,561.17

NET CHANGE IN CASH

328

Cash flow increase income 15%


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

281,770.08

80,612.17

54,733.15

83,832.17

30,651.00

51,629.87

28,790.30

61,945.37

19,765.67

41,252.27

61,493.42

84,333.57

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-257,701.25

104,681.00

78,801.98

107,901.00

54,719.83

75,698.70

52,859.13

86,014.20

43,834.50

65,321.10

85,562.25

108,402.40

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end of Period

7,000,000

3,031,121.75

104,681.00

78,801.98

107,901.00

54,719.83

75,698.70

52,859.13

86,014.20

43,834.50

65,321.10

85,562.25

108,402.40

3,031,121.75

3,135,802.75

3,214,604.73

3,322,505.73

3,377,225.56

3,452,924.26

3,505,783.38

3,591,797.58

3,635,632.08

3,700,953.19

3,786,515.44

3,031,121.75

3,135,802.75

3,214,604.73

3,322,505.73

3,377,225.56

3,452,924.26

3,505,783.38

3,591,797.58

3,635,632.08

3,700,953.19

3,786,515.44

3,894,917.84

329

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

56,453.55

49,970.42

118,789.30

148,620.30

64,673.17

168,446.30

62,091.42

167,361.85

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,947.57

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

26,016.40

139,653.75
24,068.83
163,722.58

122,418.70
24,068.83
146,487.53

164,657.62
24,068.83
188,726.45

80,522.38

74,039.25

142,858.13

172,689.13

88,742.00

192,515.13

86,160.25

191,430.68

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-73,983.60

63,722.58

46,487.53

88,726.45

-19,477.62

-25,960.75

42,858.13

72,689.13

-11,258.00

92,515.13

-13,839.75

91,430.68

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,894,917.84

3,820,934.24

3,884,656.81

3,931,144.34

4,019,870.79

4,000,393.17

3,974,432.42

4,017,290.54

4,089,979.67

4,078,721.67

4,171,236.80

4,157,397.05

Cash at the end of year

3,820,934.24

3,884,656.81

3,931,144.34

4,019,870.79

4,000,393.17

3,974,432.42

4,017,290.54

4,089,979.67

4,078,721.67

4,171,236.80

4,157,397.05

4,248,827.72

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

330

Year 3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

63,512
24,068.83
87,580.50

293,400
24,068.83
317,468.38

191,094
24,068.83
215,163.23

235,544
24,068.83
259,612.45

141,901
24,068.83
165,970.25

160,281
24,068.83
184,350.13

185,473
24,068.83
209,542.03

191,992
24,068.83
216,060.80

179,298
24,068.83
203,366.53

220,453
24,068.83
244,521.58

141,923
24,068.83
165,992.10

146,681
24,068.83
170,750.23

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-112,419.50

117,468.38

15,163.23

59,612.45

-34,029.75

-15,649.87

9,542.03

16,060.80

3,366.53

44,521.58

-34,007.90

-29,249.77

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,248,827.72

4,136,408.23

4,253,876.60

4,269,039.83

4,328,652.28

4,294,622.53

4,278,972.66

4,288,514.68

4,304,575.48

4,307,942.01

4,352,463.58

4,318,455.69

Cash at the end of year

4,136,408.23

4,253,876.60

4,269,039.83

4,328,652.28

4,294,622.53

4,278,972.66

4,288,514.68

4,304,575.48

4,307,942.01

4,352,463.58

4,318,455.69

4,289,205.91

NET CHANGE IN CASH

331

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

441,528
24,068.83

-635,179
24,068.83

465,596.43

-611,110.62

411,225
24,068.83
435,293.93

359,483
24,068.83
383,551.40

464,060
24,068.83
488,128.95

352,879
24,068.83
376,948.10

96,318
24,068.83
120,387.13

491,871
24,068.83
515,939.40

295,632
24,068.83
319,701.10

465,520
24,068.83
489,588.88

394,649
24,068.83
418,717.83

1,131,556
24,068.83
1,155,624.60

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

315,596.43

-761,110.62

285,293.93

233,551.40

338,128.95

226,948.10

-29,612.87

365,939.40

169,701.10

339,588.88

268,717.83

1,005,624.60

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,289,205.91

4,604,802.34

3,843,691.71

4,128,985.64

4,362,537.04

4,700,665.99

4,927,614.09

4,898,001.22

5,263,940.62

5,433,641.72

5,773,230.60

6,041,948.42

Cash at the end of year

4,604,802.34

3,843,691.71

4,128,985.64

4,362,537.04

4,700,665.99

4,927,614.09

4,898,001.22

5,263,940.62

5,433,641.72

5,773,230.60

6,041,948.42

7,047,573.02

NET CHANGE IN CASH

332

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,336,510

-396,019

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

673,429
24,068.83

823,713
24,068.83

697,497.95

547,370
24,068.83

740,428
24,068.83

863,352
24,068.83

1,059,070
24,068.83

860,804
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

819,739
24,068.83

483,710
24,068.83

880,991
24,068.83

847,781.68

571,439.32

764,497.10

887,420.78

1,083,139.24

884,872.87

1,360,578.95

-371,949.97

843,808.05

507,779.20

905,059.73

200000

-200000

497,497.95

847,781.68

571,439.32

764,497.10

887,420.78

1,083,139.24

884,872.87

1,360,578.95

-371,949.97

843,808.05

507,779.20

905,059.73

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

7,047,573.02

7,545,070.97

8,392,852.65

8,964,291.97

9,728,789.07

10,616,209.86

11,699,349.09

12,584,221.96

13,944,800.91

13,572,850.94

14,416,658.99

14,924,438.19

Cash at the end of year

7,545,070.97

8,392,852.65

8,964,291.97

9,728,789.07

1860298.85

11,699,349.09

12,584,221.96

13,944,800.91

13,572,850.94

14,416,658.99

14,924,438.19

15,829,497.91

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

333

Cash flow decrease income 5%


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

232,766.59

66,592.66

45,214.34

69,252.66

25,320.39

42,650.76

23,783.29

51,172.26

16,328.16

34,077.96

50,798.91

69,666.86

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-208,697.76

90,661.49

69,283.17

93,321.49

49,389.22

66,719.59

47,852.12

75,241.09

40,396.99

58,146.79

74,867.74

93,735.69

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end of Period

7,000,000

3,080,125.24

90,661.49

69,283.17

93,321.49

49,389.22

66,719.59

47,852.12

75,241.09

40,396.99

58,146.79

74,867.74

93,735.69

3,080,125.24

3,170,786.74

3,240,069.90

3,333,391.40

3,382,780.62

3,449,500.21

3,497,352.33

3,572,593.42

3,612,990.41

3,671,137.21

3,746,004.95

3,080,125.24

3,170,786.74

3,240,069.90

3,333,391.40

3,382,780.62

3,449,500.21

3,497,352.33

3,572,593.42

3,612,990.41

3,671,137.21

3,746,004.95

3,839,740.64

334

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

46,635.54

41,279.91

98,130.29

122,773.29

53,425.66

139,151.29

51,292.91

138,255.44

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,608.86

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

25,677.69

115,366.14
24,068.83
139,434.97

101,128.49
24,068.83
125,197.32

136,021.51
24,068.83
160,090.34

70,704.37

65,348.74

122,199.12

146,842.12

77,494.49

163,220.12

75,361.74

162,324.27

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-74,322.31

39,434.97

25,197.32

60,090.34

-29,295.63

-34,651.26

22,199.12

46,842.12

-22,505.51

63,220.12

-24,638.26

62,324.27

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,839,740.64

3,765,418.33

3,804,853.30

3,830,050.62

3,890,140.96

3,860,845.33

3,826,194.07

3,848,393.19

3,895,235.31

3,872,729.80

3,935,949.92

3,911,311.66

Cash at the end of year

3,765,418.33

3,804,853.30

3,830,050.62

3,890,140.96

3,860,845.33

3,826,194.07

3,848,393.19

3,895,235.31

3,872,729.80

3,935,949.92

3,911,311.66

3,973,635.93

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

335

Year 3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

52,466
24,068.83
76,534.99

242,374
24,068.83
266,442.37

157,861
24,068.83
181,929.42

194,580
24,068.83
218,648.34

117,223
24,068.83
141,291.74

132,406
24,068.83
156,475.12

153,217
24,068.83
177,285.82

158,602
24,068.83
182,670.89

148,115
24,068.83
172,184.32

182,113
24,068.83
206,181.97

117,241
24,068.83
141,309.79

121,172
24,068.83
145,240.42

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-123,465.01

66,442.37

-18,070.58

18,648.34

-58,708.26

-43,524.88

-22,714.18

-17,329.11

-27,815.68

6,181.97

-58,690.21

-54,759.58

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,973,635.93

3,850,170.93

3,916,613.29

3,898,542.71

3,917,191.05

3,858,482.80

3,814,957.92

3,792,243.73

3,774,914.63

3,747,098.94

3,753,280.91

3,694,590.71

Cash at the end of year

3,850,170.93

3,916,613.29

3,898,542.71

3,917,191.05

3,858,482.80

3,814,957.92

3,792,243.73

3,774,914.63

3,747,098.94

3,753,280.91

3,694,590.71

3,639,831.12

NET CHANGE IN CASH

336

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

364,740
24,068.83

-524,713
24,068.83

388,809.02

-500,644.63

339,708
24,068.83
363,776.52

296,964
24,068.83
321,032.69

383,354
24,068.83
407,422.84

291,509
24,068.83
315,577.79

79,567
24,068.83
103,636.12

406,328
24,068.83
430,396.69

244,218
24,068.83
268,286.79

384,560
24,068.83
408,628.87

326,014
24,068.83
350,083.22

934,763
24,068.83
958,832.29

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

238,809.02

-650,644.63

213,776.52

171,032.69

257,422.84

165,577.79

-46,363.88

280,396.69

118,286.79

258,628.87

200,083.22

808,832.29

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,639,831.12

3,878,640.14

3,227,995.51

3,441,772.03

3,612,804.72

3,870,227.56

4,035,805.36

3,989,441.47

4,269,838.17

4,388,124.96

4,646,753.83

4,846,837.05

Cash at the end of year

3,878,640.14

3,227,995.51

3,441,772.03

3,612,804.72

3,870,227.56

4,035,805.36

3,989,441.47

4,269,838.17

4,388,124.96

4,646,753.83

4,846,837.05

5,655,669.34

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

337

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,104,074

-327,146

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

556,311
24,068.83

680,458
24,068.83

580,379.84

452,176
24,068.83

611,658
24,068.83

713,204
24,068.83

874,884
24,068.83

711,099
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

677,176
24,068.83

399,587
24,068.83

727,775
24,068.83

704,527.27

476,244.45

635,726.97

737,272.62

898,953.08

735,167.82

1,128,142.40

-303,077.13

701,244.70

423,655.65

751,843.92

200000

-200000

380,379.84

704,527.27

476,244.45

635,726.97

737,272.62

898,953.08

735,167.82

1,128,142.40

-303,077.13

701,244.70

423,655.65

751,843.92

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

5,655,669.34

6,036,049.18

6,740,576.45

7,216,820.90

7,852,547.87

8,589,820.49

9,488,773.57

10,223,941.39

11,352,083.79

11,049,006.66

11,750,251.36

12,173,907.02

Cash at the end of year

6,036,049.18

6,740,576.45

7,216,820.90

7,852,547.87

8,589,820.49

9,488,773.57

10,223,941.39

11,352,083.79

11,049,006.66

11,750,251.36

12,173,907.02

12,925,750.94

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

338

Cash flow decrease income 10%


Year 1
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

220,515.71

63,087.79

42,834.64

65,607.79

23,987.74

40,405.99

22,531.54

48,478.99

15,468.79

32,284.39

48,125.29

66,000.19

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-196,446.88

87,156.62

66,903.47

89,676.62

48,056.57

64,474.82

46,600.37

72,547.82

39,537.62

56,353.22

72,194.12

90,069.02

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end of Period

7,000,000

3,092,376.12

87,156.62

66,903.47

89,676.62

48,056.57

64,474.82

46,600.37

72,547.82

39,537.62

56,353.22

72,194.12

90,069.02

3,092,376.12

3,179,532.73

3,246,436.20

3,336,112.81

3,384,169.38

3,448,644.20

3,495,244.56

3,567,792.38

3,607,329.99

3,663,683.21

3,735,877.33

3,092,376.12

3,179,532.73

3,246,436.20

3,336,112.81

3,384,169.38

3,448,644.20

3,495,244.56

3,567,792.38

3,607,329.99

3,663,683.21

3,735,877.33

3,825,946.34

339

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

44,181.04

39,107.29

92,965.54

116,311.54

50,613.79

131,827.54

48,593.29

130,978.84

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,524.19

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

25,593.02

109,294.24
24,068.83
133,363.07

95,805.94
24,068.83
119,874.77

128,862.49
24,068.83
152,931.32

68,249.87

63,176.12

117,034.37

140,380.37

74,682.62

155,896.37

72,662.12

155,047.67

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-74,406.98

33,363.07

19,874.77

52,931.32

-31,750.13

-36,823.88

17,034.37

40,380.37

-25,317.38

55,896.37

-27,337.88

55,047.67

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,825,946.34

3,751,539.36

3,784,902.42

3,804,777.19

3,857,708.51

3,825,958.37

3,789,134.49

3,806,168.85

3,846,549.22

3,821,231.84

3,877,128.20

3,849,790.32

Cash at the end of year

3,751,539.36

3,784,902.42

3,804,777.19

3,857,708.51

3,825,958.37

3,789,134.49

3,806,168.85

3,846,549.22

3,821,231.84

3,877,128.20

3,849,790.32

3,904,837.98

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

340

Year 3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

49,705
24,068.83
73,773.62

229,617
24,068.83
253,685.87

149,552
24,068.83
173,620.97

184,338
24,068.83
208,407.32

111,053
24,068.83
135,122.12

125,438
24,068.83
149,506.37

145,153
24,068.83
169,221.77

150,255
24,068.83
174,323.42

140,320
24,068.83
164,388.77

172,528
24,068.83
196,597.07

111,070
24,068.83
135,139.22

114,794
24,068.83
138,862.97

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-126,226.38

53,685.87

-26,379.03

8,407.32

-64,877.88

-50,493.63

-30,778.23

-25,676.58

-35,611.23

-3,402.93

-64,860.78

-61,137.03

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,904,837.98

3,778,611.60

3,832,297.47

3,805,918.43

3,814,325.75

3,749,447.86

3,698,954.23

3,668,176.00

3,642,499.41

3,606,888.18

3,603,485.24

3,538,624.46

Cash at the end of year

3,778,611.60

3,832,297.47

3,805,918.43

3,814,325.75

3,749,447.86

3,698,954.23

3,668,176.00

3,642,499.41

3,606,888.18

3,603,485.24

3,538,624.46

3,477,487.43

NET CHANGE IN CASH

341

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

345,543
24,068.83

-497,097
24,068.83

369,612.17

-473,028.13

321,828
24,068.83
345,897.17

281,334
24,068.83
305,403.02

363,177
24,068.83
387,246.32

276,166
24,068.83
300,235.22

75,380
24,068.83
99,448.37

384,942
24,068.83
409,011.02

231,364
24,068.83
255,433.22

364,320
24,068.83
388,388.87

308,856
24,068.83
332,924.57

885,565
24,068.83
909,634.22

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

219,612.17

-623,028.13

195,897.17

155,403.02

237,246.32

150,235.22

-50,551.63

259,011.02

105,433.22

238,388.87

182,924.57

759,634.22

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,477,487.43

3,697,099.59

3,074,071.46

3,269,968.62

3,425,371.64

3,662,617.96

3,812,853.17

3,762,301.54

4,021,312.55

4,126,745.77

4,365,134.64

4,548,059.20

Cash at the end of year

3,697,099.59

3,074,071.46

3,269,968.62

3,425,371.64

3,662,617.96

3,812,853.17

3,762,301.54

4,021,312.55

4,126,745.77

4,365,134.64

4,548,059.20

5,307,693.42

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

342

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

1,045,964

-309,928

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

527,031
24,068.83

644,645
24,068.83

551,100.32

428,377
24,068.83

579,466
24,068.83

675,667
24,068.83

828,838
24,068.83

673,673
24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

641,535
24,068.83

378,556
24,068.83

689,471
24,068.83

668,713.67

452,445.74

603,534.43

699,735.58

852,906.54

697,741.56

1,070,033.27

-285,858.92

665,603.87

402,624.77

713,539.97

200000

-200000

351,100.32

668,713.67

452,445.74

603,534.43

699,735.58

852,906.54

697,741.56

1,070,033.27

-285,858.92

665,603.87

402,624.77

713,539.97

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

5,307,693.42

5,658,793.73

6,327,507.40

6,779,953.14

7,383,487.57

8,083,223.15

8,936,129.69

9,633,871.24

10,703,904.51

10,418,045.59

11,083,649.46

11,486,274.23

Cash at the end of year

5,658,793.73

6,327,507.40

6,779,953.14

7,383,487.57

8,083,223.15

8,936,129.69

9,633,871.24

10,703,904.51

10,418,045.59

11,083,649.46

11,486,274.23

12,199,814.19

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

343

Cash flow decrease income 15%


Year 1
T-cup
Cash Flow
For year 2013
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

208,264.84

59,582.91

40,454.93

61,962.91

22,655.08

38,161.21

21,279.78

45,785.71

14,609.41

30,490.81

45,451.66

62,333.51

Depreciation

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

-184,196.01

83,651.74

64,523.76

86,031.74

46,723.91

62,230.04

45,348.61

69,854.54

38,678.24

54,559.64

69,520.49

86,402.34

Total operating cash flow

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

3,711,177
-3,711,177

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow

7,000,000

Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH


Plus: Cash at beginning of year
Cash at the end ofPeriod

7,000,000

3,104,626.99

83,651.74

64,523.76

86,031.74

46,723.91

62,230.04

45,348.61

69,854.54

38,678.24

54,559.64

69,520.49

86,402.34

3,104,626.99

3,188,278.73

3,252,802.49

3,338,834.23

3,385,558.15

3,447,788.18

3,493,136.80

3,562,991.34

3,601,669.58

3,656,229.22

3,725,749.70

3,104,626.99

3,188,278.73

3,252,802.49

3,338,834.23

3,385,558.15

3,447,788.18

3,493,136.80

3,562,991.34

3,601,669.58

3,656,229.22

3,725,749.70

3,812,152.04

344

Year 2
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2014
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

41,726.53

36,934.66

87,800.78

109,849.78

47,801.91

124,503.78

45,893.66

123,702.23

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

24,068.83

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income

1,439.51

Depreciation

24,068.83

Total operating cash flow

25,508.34

103,222.33
24,068.83
127,291.16

90,483.38
24,068.83
114,552.21

121,703.46
24,068.83
145,772.29

65,795.36

61,003.49

111,869.61

133,918.61

71,870.74

148,572.61

69,962.49

147,771.06

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-100,000.00

-74,491.66

27,291.16

14,552.21

45,772.29

-34,204.64

-38,996.51

11,869.61

33,918.61

-28,129.26

48,572.61

-30,037.51

47,771.06

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,812,152.04

3,737,660.38

3,764,951.55

3,779,503.76

3,825,276.05

3,791,071.41

3,752,074.90

3,763,944.52

3,797,863.13

3,769,733.87

3,818,306.48

3,788,268.97

Cash at the end of year

3,737,660.38

3,764,951.55

3,779,503.76

3,825,276.05

3,791,071.41

3,752,074.90

3,763,944.52

3,797,863.13

3,769,733.87

3,818,306.48

3,788,268.97

3,836,040.04

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

345

Year 3
T-cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2015
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

46,943
24,068.83
71,012.24

216,861
24,068.83
240,929.36

141,244
24,068.83
165,312.51

174,097
24,068.83
198,166.29

104,884
24,068.83
128,952.49

118,469
24,068.83
142,537.61

137,089
24,068.83
161,157.71

141,907
24,068.83
165,975.94

132,524
24,068.83
156,593.21

162,943
24,068.83
187,012.16

104,900
24,068.83
128,968.64

108,417
24,068.83
132,485.51

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets
Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-200000

-128,987.76

40,929.36

-34,687.49

-1,833.71

-71,047.51

-57,462.39

-38,842.29

-34,024.06

-43,406.79

-12,987.84

-71,031.36

-67,514.49

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,836,040.04

3,707,052.28

3,747,981.64

3,713,294.15

3,711,460.44

3,640,412.93

3,582,950.55

3,544,108.26

3,510,084.20

3,466,677.41

3,453,689.58

3,382,658.22

Cash at the end of year

3,707,052.28

3,747,981.64

3,713,294.15

3,711,460.44

3,640,412.93

3,582,950.55

3,544,108.26

3,510,084.20

3,466,677.41

3,453,689.58

3,382,658.22

3,315,143.73

NET CHANGE IN CASH

346

Year 4
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2016
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

326,346
24,068.83

-469,480
24,068.83

350,415.31

-445,411.64

303,949
24,068.83
328,017.81

265,705
24,068.83
289,773.34

343,001
24,068.83
367,069.79

260,824
24,068.83
284,892.64

71,192
24,068.83
95,260.61

363,557
24,068.83
387,625.34

218,511
24,068.83
242,579.64

344,080
24,068.83
368,148.86

291,697
24,068.83
315,765.91

836,367
24,068.83
860,436.14

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

-150000

200,415.31

-595,411.64

178,017.81

139,773.34

217,069.79

134,892.64

-54,739.39

237,625.34

92,579.64

218,148.86

165,765.91

710,436.14

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

3,315,143.73

3,515,559.04

2,920,147.41

3,098,165.22

3,237,938.56

3,455,008.35

3,589,900.99

3,535,161.60

3,772,786.94

3,865,366.58

4,083,515.44

4,249,281.36

Cash at the end of year

3,515,559.04

2,920,147.41

3,098,165.22

3,237,938.56

3,455,008.35

3,589,900.99

3,535,161.60

3,772,786.94

3,865,366.58

4,083,515.44

4,249,281.36

4,959,717.50

Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

347

Year 5
T-Cup Dog Center
Cash Flow
For year 2017
JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OPERATING CASH FLOW


Net income
Depreciation
Total operating cash flow

497,752
24,068.83

608,831
24,068.83

521,820.79

404,578
24,068.83

547,273
24,068.83

638,130
24,068.83

782,791
24,068.83

636,246
24,068.83

987,855
24,068.83

-292,710
24,068.83

605,894
24,068.83

357,525
24,068.83

651,167
24,068.83

632,900.06

428,647.02

571,341.90

662,198.54

806,860.00

660,315.29

1,011,924.13

-268,640.71

629,963.03

381,593.88

675,236.01

200000

-200000

321,820.79

632,900.06

428,647.02

571,341.90

662,198.54

806,860.00

660,315.29

1,011,924.13

-268,640.71

629,963.03

381,593.88

675,236.01

Plus: Cash at beginning of year

4,959,717.50

5,281,538.29

5,914,438.35

6,343,085.37

6,914,427.27

7,576,625.80

8,383,485.81

9,043,801.10

10,055,725.23

9,787,084.52

10,417,047.55

10,798,641.43

Cash at the end of year

5,281,538.29

5,914,438.35

6,343,085.37

6,914,427.27

7,576,625.80

8,383,485.81

9,043,801.10

10,055,725.23

9,787,084.52

10,417,047.55

10,798,641.43

11,473,877.45

INVEST CASH FLOW


Purchase in fixed assets

Total investment cash flow

FINANCEING CASH FLOW


Process from long-term borrow
Dividend
Net cash from financing

NET CHANGE IN CASH

348

Reference

349

Reference
Millan,C. (2009).Be The Pack Leader. Bangkok: Freedom
Rob,Thea. (2008).Pet & Home. Bangkok: Offset Creeation
Sunkhawon, Vichot. (2003).Dog training . Bangkok: MI9 Softtech
Roby, A.W. kate & Southam , l. (2005) The Pill Book Guide to medication for your Dog and
Cat . 2nd ed: Bangkok: Sangzue
[Marketing form dog, 2010] AVAILABLE FROM: http://dc-danai.com/archives/821
[True of dog, 2012] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.dogilike.com/content/tip/1254/
[Level the world of hot dog, 2012] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.toptenthailand.com/display.php?id=1283
[Pop dogs of Thailand, 2011] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.khaosod.co.th/view_news.php?newsid=TURONWIzVXdNakl4TVRBMU5BPT0
=&sectionid=
[Economic Report and population, 2008] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop50_1.html
[Economic Report and population, 2009] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop51_1.html
[Economic Report and population, 2010] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop52_1.html
[Economic Report and population, 2011] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop53_1.html
[Economic Report and population, 2012] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://stat.dopa.go.th/xstat/pop54_1.html
[Element of business management pet shop] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://kugarden.co.th/ceo.htm
[Economic base, 2013] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.thannews.th.com/index.php

350

[Product of the dogs] AVAILABLE FROM: http://kindydog.com/product.php


[Fashion pet super dogs] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.dog.com/item/superherohalloween-dog-costume/498337/
[Retractable Leash Warnings] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.flexiusa.com/operation/safety-advice.php
[How do I get my dog to wear dog shoes] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.glamourdog.com/wear-dog-shoes.html
[Dog Play Fun Games to Play with Your Dog or Puppy] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://shibashake.com/dog/dog-play-fun-games-to-play-with-your-dog-or-puppy
[How dog play] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.petplace.com/dogs/how-dogsplay/page1.aspx
[Type of food] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.petuniversity.com/dogs/health-nutrition/types-of-food/
[Dog toys] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fairprojects/project_ideas/MamBio_p016.shtml
[Smart heart, puppy] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.smartheart.com.my/1/dog/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&It
emid=67
[Size, Age, sensitivities respect their difference] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.royalcanin.co.th/
[How to Train a Chihuahua] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/howto-train-a-chihuahua/
[How to Train a Pomeranian] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-pomeranian/
[How to Train a Yorkshire Terrier] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/how-to-train-a-yorkshire-terrier/

351

[Top five dogs grooming basic] AVAILABLE FROM:


http://dogs.about.com/od/grooming/tp/5-Basics-of-Dog-Grooming.htm
[The professional groomer combination-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/288/combination-coats
[The professional groomer double-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/289/double-coats
[The professional groomer long-and-wool-coats] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/292/long-and-wool-coats
[The professional groomer short-and-smooth-coats] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.groomers-online.com/article.php/290/short-and-smooth-coats
[The professional groomer wire-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/291/wire-coats
[The professional groomer hairless-breeds] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/141/hairless-breeds
[The professional groomer smooth-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/142/smooth-coats
[The professional groomer short-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/143/short-coats
[The professional groomer combination-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/144/combination-coats
[The professional groomer double-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/145/double-coats
[The professional groomer wool-coats] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/146/wool-coats
[The professional groomer long-haired-breeds] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/147/long-haired-breeds

352

[The professional groomer wire-haired-breeds] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.groomersonline.com/article.php/148/wire-haired-breeds


[The law of dogs, 2010] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://natjar2001law.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post_07.html
[The law of dogs, 2012] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.siamturakij.com/home/news/display_news.php?news_id=413363961
[Training your dogs] AVAILABLE FROM: http://uk.pedigree.com/health-andtraining/training-your-dog/teach-your-dog-to-stand-on-their-hind-legs
[How to train dogs squat stand it?] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.howtox.net/how-totrain-dogs-squat-stand-it-58893
[WHAT IS YOUR DOG TRYING TO TELL YOU?] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://27to30.wordpress.com/2012/02/02/nous-aimons-les-animaux-quest-ce-que-vouspensez/
[Unaccompanied live pets, 2011] AVAILABLE FROM:
http://www.thaicargo.com/th/promotion/promotion.asp

[Public opinion regarding the registration of dogs,1980] AVAILABLE FROM:


http://www.doctor.or.th/article/detail/5490

[Thai Labor Law] AVAILABLE FROM:


http://www.bsalaw.co.th/en/laborlaw/laborprotection.html

[Electricity rates, 1980] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.eppo.go.th/power/pw-RatePEA.html#3

[Telephone expense]AVAILABLE FROM:


http://www.3bb.co.th/promotion/promotion_detail.php?id=2016

[Telephone expense]AVAILABLE FROM:


https://www.toteservice.com/telephone_change_packages/change

[The dog health legislation] AVAILABLE FROM:

353

E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B9%E0%B9%89%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%81%E0%
B8%B5%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%
9A%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A3%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%A5%E0%B8%B5%
E0%B9%89%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%87%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B1%E0%B8%95%E0%
B8%A7%E0%B9%8C/C%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%B1%E0%B
8%82.pdf

[Water expense] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.pwa.co.th/service/billing.php

[Breeding dogs] AVAILABLE FROM:


http://members.tripod.com/dog_kingdom/reproduce.htm

[Salary appropriate staff] AVAILABLE FROM: http://incquity.com/articles/officeoperation/calculate-salary-range

[Base salary survey, 2010] AVAILABLE FROM: http://www.unigang.com/Article/2753

[How to Terminate an Employee? , 2012] AVAILABLE FROM:


http://www.doingbusinessthailand.com/thailand-business/thai-labor-protection-how-toterminate-and-employee.html

You might also like