Cart Cooler Food
Cart Cooler Food
so where can i work??????
im 17 and i want to work somewhere other than fast food or pushing carts or at a supermarket...
i thought about gamestop because some of the people are really cool in there and i like games.. or some other place where i can use computers for work or "lazy" job...
and i have to be able to work there because some you have to be 18... o.O
I've had friends work at game-stop and they truly give you minuscule benefits for being an employee. If your into electronics you should definitely check out best buy, circuit city, or comp. usa whichever one you live near. I know you don't have to be 18 to work at circuit city and you get tremendous deals for working there and can even get to bring home the latest copies of games before their even released.
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what breed would make a good carting dog in warmer weather?
I have dreamed of being a vet and opening my own shelter for ages (of course the shelter would have to have different staff since I can't be there). I am a pretty green person and a total early bird and would wake up to feed all of the animals in the morning and afternoon. I was thinking "hey a carting breed would be perfect for this job!" but as we all know, the bigger breeds tend to be more...cold weather loving and may not want to pull food in the summer afternoons (especially in July) when the weather doesn't cool down as much. Anyone know a carting breed that is more of a warm weather worker?
A mastiff's large build (I don't wanna say fat) and flat face make them prone to heat problems
Here is a website that shows all dogs that like or can stand the heat well. You can pick one that looks like a carting dog.
http://www.breederretriever.com/sort/11/best-dog-breeds-for-warm-weather-climates.php
Also, heres a good webpage that has a lot of breeds that can take any type of heat well.
http://www.petplace.com/dogs/hot-dogs-top-dogs-for-hot-climates/page1.aspx
There you go, I would pick a big dog out of those 2 websites cause then you can train them
Good luck on the shelter!
