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October 9, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 21 �� in business Welcome to The Spotted Dog ® -- the spot for dogs C arol A. Shull invites local dog lovers to discover The Spotted Dog ® , her premier full-service day care, boarding, training, and grooming center that provides a secure, comfort- able environment for man’s best friend. This spot for dogs recently opened at 347 Ramapo Valley Road in Oakland, a location that is easy to reach from Routes 287, 202, and 208. “Our center is designed to provide your dog with a fun-ﬁlled experience, while providing you with peace of mind,” Carol notes. Carol A. Shull Carol holds a bachelor’s degree in health and a teaching certiﬁ- cate. She taught at Upper Iowa University, and later spent 14 years with Bristol-Meyers Squibb. She then moved to Swit- zerland, where she was a marketing director for a Swiss pharmaceutical company. When she decided to launch her own business, Carol turned to what she loves: animals. “I truly love dogs, and they have always been part of my family,” she notes. “In my professional career traveling up to 25% of the time, I frequently needed and utilized many day care and boarding facilities.” After conducting market research with dog owners, Carol created a very clean envi- ronment that is safe for dogs in a convenient location. Dogs are welcome while their “parents” are at work, running errands, or traveling. Dogs that remain overnight enjoy cage-free boarding in comfortable, private suites that can be shared with their siblings at a reduced cost. Day care attendees receive con- stant supervision from the trained staff, and pet parents can check the action via smart- phone. The Spotted Dog® also provides classes featuring Babette Haggerty, a renowned trainer and author. Lobby hours are 9 to 5 weekdays and Saturdays, and noon to 3 p.m. Sundays. Early and late hours are available by reservation. Visit spotteddognj.com for details. Contact Carol at TheSpottedDog@outlook.com or at (201) 644-7272. Doctor Cherise Dyal provides excellence with compassion D r. Cherise Dyal provides excellence with compassion at Advanced Ortho- paedic Associates, conveniently located at 1777 Hamburg Turnpike, Suite 301, in Wayne. “We are committed to treating our patients as whole individu- als who require orthopedic intervention to return to the highest possible qual- ity of life. We believe that consideration of lifestyle as well as medical condition is extremely important to helping our patients recover and attain their goals,” Dr. Dyal explains. “Life gets compli- cated. You are not a body part or a broken bone, you are a whole person. We focus on giving you the best possible orthopedic care while being sensitive to your individual needs.” Dr. Dyal is a Board Certiﬁed orthope- dic surgeon who treats orthopedic issues including problems of the foot and ankle, knee, shoulder, hip, sports injuries, and fractures. She is Fellowship trained and specializes in foot and ankle care, which includes bunions, hammer toes, deformities, heel pain, sprains, fractures, arthritis, sports injuries, and tendon and Dr. Cherise Dyal ligament problems. This Orthopedist and Franklin Lakes resident completed her undergraduate studies at Harvard University and later graduated from Yale University Medical School. She completed her residency at Columbia University Medical Center, and Fellowship training in Foot and Ankle at the Hospital for Spe- cial Surgery in New York. She started her medical career at Monteﬁore Medical Center and joined Advanced Orthopaedic Associates in Wayne 12 years ago. She now operates at nearby Chilton Hospital. “We assess all types of problems,” the doctor adds. “Surgery is not always nec- essary, but when it is, we have the experience.” Advanced Orthopaedic Associates is just a short drive away. To learn more, visit www.advancedorthoassoc.com or call (973) 839-5700. �� First Class Elegance at Affordable Prices �� M ��