Eugene based OPPORTUNITY BARKS Holds Grand Opening Celebration May 16, 2009

Carol Rozek and Sonya Mandel announce the grand opening of OPPORTUNITY BARKS on May 16, 12:00 to 4:00pm at 84293 Hill Top Drive, Pleasant Hill, OR.

OPPORTUNITY BARKS, located in Pleasant Hill, Oregon, is a full service doggie day care, boarding and training center.

OPPORTUNITY BARKS boasts a state of the art facility, including indoor and outdoor play space, individual rooms for overnight stays, a fully certified staff and individual attention to your canine’s specific needs. “OPPORTUNITY BARKS provides your dog with a safe and healthy environment and we provide you with peace of mind by supervising your dog 100% of the time while your dog plays, exercises, socializes and even naps with their canine pals,” comments owner, Carol Rozek.

To kick off the celebration, representatives from the Eugene Chamber of Commerce will be present to do a ribbon cutting. Tours of the facility, raffle prizes, catering, and the whimsical art of Noelle Dass are all part of the festivities.

OPPORTUNITY BARKS has earned a stellar reputation throughout the region. "Opportunity Barks, in Pleasant Hill is a great place, and I'd recommend it to anyone who is looking for an absolutely great place to board their dog while they are out of town," beams happy client, Cheryl Moore of Eugene.

Visit OPPORTUNITY BARKS at http://www.opportunitybarks.com/

About Opportunity Barks Proprietors

Carol Rozek is a graduate of the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers and a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and Animal Legal Defense Fund. Committed to providing the most effective, convenient solutions to her clients’ dog training needs, Carol avidly pursues ongoing continuing education and professional development by attending several seminars and teleclasses per year and keeping current on industry literature. Opportunity Barks puts clients first and is well respected and referred to by local veterinarians. Carol has also trained and competed with her own dogs in competitive and rally obedience.

Sonya Mandel volunteered as a dog walker for Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge Inc. and started her own pet sitting business, which she successfully ran for four years before moving to Oregon.

Both Carol and Sonya trained under Mare Shey at Dancin’ Woofs Compassionate Dog Training & Daycare in Bend, Oregon. This training explored all aspects of owning and operating a dog daycare business, including understanding canine behavior and pack dynamics. Carol and Sonya are now studying to become certified Pet Care Technicians.



Official Website: http://www.opportunitybarks.com/