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Dog days: Groomer losing business after client list allegedly was stolen
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Dog days: Groomer losing business after client list allegedly was stolen
The postcard that Furst Class Pets reportedly sent to clients of Well Groomed Pets. (Provided by Douglas County District Court) In a seven-week span this spring, Well Groomed Pets in Parker lost 41 clients. The culprit, it says, is a few inches tall, about 6 inches wide and cost 61 cents to mail: a postcard sent to the homes of Well Groomed clients by its in-town rival, Furst Class Pets. “Departing clients uniformly stated they were ‘moving to a…
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