Can't decide which one, which one do you like?

For just getting my attention, and something cute to look at, I like the first one.

However, if I was a potential customer, I would be most affected by the second one. It shows me who I will be dealing with, and comes off as more honest and direct. In business, I prefer honest and direct, to 'cute'.

Oh, my favorite breed has gotta be Afghan hounds..but I love ALL dogs.

The first one would probably appeal to more people as you have all shapes and sizes of dogs on it - something for everybody, so to speak. Also, all the dogs look like they are happy and having a good time.

I do love your 2nd one though, on a personal level. My favourite breed is the Belgian Shepherds, with the Malinois at the top of the list. I also love the Groenendaels I have had in the past but my 9 month old boy, Bronson (Maligator), is such a joy to have around.

I also have an Australian Kelpie, who is an amazing dog, but there is something about the Malinois' absolute joy of life that is soooo appealing. The Kelpie, loves us and loves his pats, but is also more independent than the Mal. Bronson just wants to be near us ALL THE TIME. However, he is able to be away from us if necessary (while we are at work / school) without stressing out. I love this in him.

They are also such an elegant breed, with intelligence and alertness just shining from their eyes, expression and body postures.

As you know, there are drawbacks to owning a Malinois, but if you are the right kind of person for a Mal, there is no better breed.

Does that mean I have to get a cute card too? >.< If you do the dual sided thing? Side A as the front, Side B as the back with a bit of info about you and your qualifications...as Al Pacino once said: "Now that I'd like"! Fun and at the same time informational...not to mention it speaks about what you have done that could possibly be the difference between taking my pet to you vs Petsmart/Petco for crappy puppy classes. Anybody who has an investigative mind will pick you and experience over a 2 week training "program" to be a Petco Training Super Duper Grand Master.

The first one is nice, but I don't feel like it focuses on YOU - the person it should be focused on. The first one feels too busy and distracting to me.

I don't know if this is possible, but I think the second one would be a very good "front" of the card, and the first one would be really cool, only a faded version, as the back.

I definitely think the info and layout is better on the second one. Maybe a few more dogs on it, like the first one, if you like more variety. But, too much and you lose focus of the point of the card.

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If you took the first one, and put all your contact info in a very plain format on the back - THAT could be perfect.

I personally like option B. . . The card shows you with a dog. the other just shows a bunch of different dogs that may or may not have any connection with you. I think it is always good to show who you are. That is my idea for a town or small city. . .

If you are in a big city, I do recommend option A because of big city attitudes. :)

I like Wheaten Terriers and Rottweilers

I like the first one best. Will they be double sided cards where you could put something on both sides? My photography lab offers business cards with that style and it's a good way to add more information.

Border Collie

I like A better although both are very cute. A really caught my eye and I was interested in what you had to offer. A buyer can also relate should they see a dog similar to their own... Good Luck!

You aren't located in California by chance are you? I have a bit of spoiled pup who misbehaves quite a bit..lol

The second one is to the point, but the first one has a bit more of a "fun" flare--which may appeal more to potential customers. Plus, it is filled with a bunch of different breeds, which people may quickly relate to, which is important.

My favorite breed of dog is an Australian Shepherd.

I also liked the first one.

I think it's because of the color scheme. Blue, Black, and White. Very crisp. Also it has a nice flow...

(But I like the pic with you and Bindi as well- ack, I'm no help)

oops forgot to add- Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier!

ETA- Maybe have a few of both printed up.

I liked the first one A because it was more fun and showed lots of breeds of dogs.

Both cards are nice though.

And my favorite breed of dog is yorkie.

Good luck with your business~!