BARKS from the Guild
Published bi-monthly, BARKS from the Guild presents a collection of valuable business and technical articles as well as reviews and news stories pertinent to our industry. BARKS is the official publication of the Pet Professional Guild.
Submissions
BARKS encourages the unsolicited submission of original written materials. Please contact the editor for contributor guidelines prior to sending manuscripts or see Article and Content Submission Policy and Procedure (includes submission form).
Letters to the Editor
To comment on an author’s work, or to let us know what topics you would like to see more of, contact the Editor-in-Chief via email putting BARKS in the subject line of your email. BARKS reserves the right to edit for length, grammar and clarity.
Subscriptions and Distribution
As of March 1, 2020, BARKS from the Guild has moved to a new subscription only platform. Digital BARKS is still free. Once you have subscribed, you will have uninterrupted access to each of the bimonthly issues, PDF downloads, vendor discounts, first notification of BARKS Blogs and BARKS Podcasts and more…
BARKS in Print
As of April 1, 2020, the print edition of BARKS has been suspended due to the current pandemic. You can view back issues here. You can also order print-on-demand copies of individual issues in your BARKS member zone.
Advertising
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BARKS does not endorse or guarantee any products, services or vendors mentioned in BARKS, nor can it be responsible for problems with vendors or their products and services. Pet Professional Guild reserves the right to reject, at its discretion, any advertising.
To be in any way affiliated with the Pet Professional Guild, all members must adhere to a strict code of conduct. Pet Professional Guild members understand force-free to mean that no shock, no pain, no choke, no fear, no physical force, no compulsion based methods are employed to train or care for a pet.
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