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Reports
- Master Team List
- During the winter, we print out this report everyday. We can integrate
the list with the reservation data to show the names, weights and home states
of all the customers on that day. It allows the drivers to have a better idea
of how much weight they will be pulling that day and gives them a heads up in
thinking of ways to shift dogs around if there are heavy time slots. The
report also shows the average age of the dogs on each team as well as the
harness profile. The harness profile is the long number that tells the driver
how many of each size harness they need to get in order to harness the dogs.
- Exercise Groups
- When we are not busy, we turn the dogs loose in the exercise yard. To
ensure a good time for all, we have to engineer the groups such that everyone
gets along. Exercise groups are fairly static, staying about the same from
year to year. In general, each group is either boys or girls.
- Harness Sizes
- The dogs are all different sizes, and it is important that they wear the
correct size harness for their body. We have nine basic harness lengths: XS through 5XL.
Within each size there are some minor variations. Some dogs are more round, some are
more sleek, some have huge heads etc. There are harness variations to fit the dog variations.
The variations are not labeled, you just have to know the harness and know what dog it suits.
- Food Consumption
- This is the report we look at to figure out how much food to order each week.
We frequently update this report by changing the number of calories that each dog
to currently consuming. Calorie consumption changes throuhout the year depending
on the temperature and activity level. We then convert the number of calories
per dog into a number of bags per day and per week. We can also figure out how
much money we are spending for each dog per year and then the total dollars spent
per year on feeding.
- Dog Ages/Litters
- It's kind of nice to know the age of each dog and who they are related to.
Follow this link to see all the ages of the dogs and what litter they came from.
- Rides per Day
- This report shows the maximum number of sled trips a dog can handle in one day.
We use this report to see how many sleds per day we can handle. During the summer
and fall, we look forward with this report to see if we need to acquire more
dogs before the season starts.
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