Jun 16, 2021 | Dog Daycare
National Take Your Dog to Work Day took on a new meaning in June 2020, but what about this year? Most likely, your dog has enjoyed having you at home while you work. Taking walks, playing ball, and curling up for naps at your feet have become a daily routine. But your...
Feb 9, 2017 | Dog Boarding, Pet Health
Wondering what to do for your dog on Valentine’s Day? Play reggae music. Irie mon, dogs love reggae music so dust off the Bob Marley CDs, or search iHeartRadio for a reggae station and chill out with your pup. Results of a study, recently published in the...
Sep 8, 2015 | Dog Daycare, Dog Training, Pet Health
Dogs are smart. And despite looking like a canine couch potato lounging in a favorite sunny spot most of the afternoon, there’s more to your Beethoven, Einstein, or Maya than just a clever namesake. Like us, our dogs want to learn, be challenged, have fun, and...
Mar 5, 2015 | Dog Daycare
From retrievers and herders to even the smallest dogs—historically bred to capture vermin—by nature, are energetic, smart and designed to perform a variety of jobs—of which solitary couch potato is not included! Dogs are social animals that enjoy spending time with...
Jan 8, 2015 | Dog Training
Professional dog training offers numerous benefits to the dog and the owner. When a pet is properly trained, it shows that the dog is an important part of the family and that good behavior is expected and rewarded positively. Professional Dog Training Saves Lives The...
