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Summary: Leaders In Camp Bow Wow
Leaders in Camp Bow Wow perform two activities on the daily bases, and they are taking of the dogs and answer phone calls. Based on the video customers go to Camp Bow Wow to have someone train, baby sit their dog. Therefore, the employees at Cam Bow Wow have to perform their job based on what the customer pay for. Part of their activity is to make sure the dogs that are clean, fed, and very well taken care of. It is the same thing as a daycare for a child. If something happen to their dog they would need to know it happened. Meaning the manager of that facility need to make sure everyone is performing their job. Another part of their activity is to answer the phone when someone call; for example, if an owner or someone calling to get some information

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