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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2022 · 58 MIN

Choosing the Best Dog Breed for Your Family with the Hands2Paws App featuring Elizabeth Menegon

from Believe in Dog · host Believe in Dog with Erin Scott

Elizabeth Menegon is a lifelong dog lover who saw a problem in the world and decided to do something about it. While Elizabeth spent a lot of time thinking about what dog breed would be a good match for her lifestyle, she would often look around the world and see many families whose dogs didn’t seem to be the best fit for their life. After the COVID-19 quarantine happened, Elizabeth left her career in the hospitality industry and started Sugar Skinn, a boutique skin care company from her couch in 2 days.  With the success of Sugar Skinn, Elizabeth decided to create a free app so all families and potential Pet Parents could be guided through questions to help them find the best dog breed to match their family’s lifestyle. Elizabeth wants the Hands2Paws app to help disrupt puppy mills and backyard dog breeders while preventing dogs from entering the shelters. You can download the Hands2Paws app for free on Apple and Android.   Find Links, Show Notes & Photos at: https://believeindogpodcast.com/episodes-1/episode54

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