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NH Business Magazine: Start Up Star: Dog Hop
NH Business Magazine: Start Up Star: Dog Hop

Matt Mowry and Christine Carignan join us in the studio with Joseph Getts, founder and owner of Dog Hop.

Dog Hop is a unique and trust-oriented pet transportation company. No more sending your dog across the country in a cargo hold or stacked into a van with other animals for a prolonged trip.

Dog Hop is a pet- and pet-parent-friendly service. Your pet will be matched with a caring, loving pet companion to ensure a comfortable and safe trip for your fur family member.

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