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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose Dog’s Day Inn Cypress dog kennel?

  At our Cypress dog kennel location, and all other Dog’s Day Inn locations, we provide top tier pet boarding services. Your dog is given an assigned caregiver; this gives your dog a sense of stability while they are here. We provide television in all our private suites. This works to keep your dog entertained during their visit.

• Is there a big dog parts for your big dog motorcycle?

  WILD STEED WORX has a number of special projects were working on for your Big Dog Motorcycle also. Our Big Dog parts are laid out to follow the Big Dog Service Manual.

• Why choose American dog obedience for dog training in Oklahoma?

  For professional dog training in Oklahoma, American Dog Obedience, provides the experience needed to successfully train your dog. Your dog stays at our custom dog training boarding school in Norman, Oklahoma – indoors, in a spacious kennel (no, not in a crate) – as s/he learns and plays in large scenic outdoor dog training areas.

• What is Dinky Diamond’s real name?

  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Norman Victor Dinky Diamond (15 December 1950 – 10 September 2004) was a British drummer who played with the rock band Sparks at the height of their fame in the UK in the early 1970s, playing on the albums Kimono My House (1974), Propaganda (1974) and Indiscreet (1975).

• Was Dinky sparks a good drummer?

  Remembering Diamond’s early years with Sparks, producer Muff Winwood said Dinky was by no means a great drummer but he suited the material perfectly. Sparks became a UK teen sensation, appearing on the cover of Melody Maker, Record Mirror and many other pop magazines, both in the UK and Europe.