Molly Runs the Best Dog Grooming Shop in Town

Molly runs the best dog grooming shop in town.All the dogs love her as do the owners.She is particularly popular because of a special type of dog biscuit she gives for treats that provides such energy that owners have been known to try them too.Slowly but surely all the other dog grooming shops start to go out of business.Molly claims surprised when one day she is charged with unlawfully monopolizing the dog grooming business.Which of the following would be her best defense?

A) That she primarily provided biscuits,not grooming.
B) That she did not intentionally obtain monopoly power or retain it through anticompetitive acts.
C) That she did not intentionally obtain monopoly power,and that it was legally acceptable for her to willfully attempt to keep it.
D) That services,not goods,were involved.