The mark consists of This logo includes the word "Bath" in the font called Elders. It also includes "Bone" in the font called Rye. It includes the words "to the" and "bathing and grooming" in the font called Weston. The word "Bone" arches over the text portion of the logo. The text portion of the logo is relatively symmetrical and squared in orientation. The logo includes a graphic style illustration of a Bernese Mountain dog wearing a grey cowboy hat and a grey bandana. The Bernese Mountain dog is represented in the tricolor breed standard colors of ebony, white, and rust. (The breed standards of the Bernese Mountain dog per the AKC: " The Bernese Mountain Dog is tri-colored. The ground color is jet black. The markings are rich rust and clear white. Symmetry of markings is desired. Rust appears over each eye, on the cheeks reaching to at least the corner of the mouth, on each side of the chest, on all four legs, and under the tail. There is a white blaze and muzzle band. A white marking on the chest typically forms an inverted cross. " The rust in this particular logo is represented by the color #C98651. Present in this graphic is also the pink tongue, in variations of #E2B0AF. The black in the image serves as the lowlights and shadows, the white as the highlights and the coloration of the animal. The grey within the image of the dog serves to show movement and texture in the fur throughout. The hat has a floral filigree encircling the base of the bottom, before the rim begins. The bandana print contains a similar repeated pattern and is tied around the neck in a loose knot. The image stops beneath the barrel and before the shoulders of a typical front-facing view of the animal.