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Dog-lovers understand each other. Who else would celebrate a dog's birthday, bring home special treats from the dog bakery, and insist that the fur-kid(s) tag along on vacations? So we're starting a list of other groups and businesses who believe as we do: that dogs are special souls who deserve to be treated with respect.
Please contact us if you know of someone we should be trading links with.
Travelling to Ontario? Cedar Lane B&B in Auburn is our sister B&B (or should we say our sister's B&B?), where dogs are welcome, the lovely countryside is quiet, and again you'll have a private cottage. Click here for more details.
Burnaby's newest doggy daycare, The Beloved Dog, can be found on Douglas Road. One look at their website will make it clear that dogs and their care are top priority. Contact them at 604-720-2953, or by going to www.thebeloveddog.com.
Your dog will beg to go shopping with you if you'll make a point of stopping at Big Dog Little Dog Bakery in Burnaby. Here you'll find handmade treats of all kinds, as well as Gourmet Doggie Dinners, accessories, raw food, and more. Phone 604-299-DOGG (3644), or drop by at 4631 Hastings if you're in the Burnaby area. Downtown Vancouver: 985 Denman Street, 604-568-5540. Langley: 20478 Fraser Highway, 604-534-1500.
The Dog Ranch in Langley provides family-friendly canine training, using positive methods that are as enjoyable for dogs as they are for their owners. Their training involves fun, quick, easy, and effective methods that are within the capabilities of all owners and their family members, including children. The Dog Ranch conducts private and group classes at various locations in Langley and surrounding area. Contact them at (778) 278-2970 or (778) 866-6663.
Are you looking for truly dog-friendly information? Find it at www.meetpaws.com, where Logan, the Beagle puppy, introduces pet-friendly accommodations, dog daycare and training, off-leash parks, new puppy tips, and lots more good information.
Pawsitively Canine dog training services, located in Langley and Coquitlam, BC, will teach your dog basic manners using positive methods - without shock collars or choke chains. Services also include puppy preschool, home visits, private lessons, and dog walking, all provided with love, respect, and enthusiasm.
Phone 604-476-1670, or check out www.pawsitivelycanine.ca.
When Silas was a city dog, it was a special treat when he got to spend the day at Zen Dogs. With a house just for the dogs, furniture they can climb on, and daily walks in the park, it was like going to summer camp! If you live in BC's Lower Mainland and need dog daycare, call owner Jenn Camillo. Your dog will thank you for it! Check out www.zendogs.ca.
See Spot Run offers off-leash exercise on the North Shore trails (with pick-up and drop-off services), geared for a dog's age and fitness level. Also available is in-home dogsitting. Go to See Spot Run for more information.
Wild Thyme Dogs, in Anmore, BC, offers a range of services helping to make your pet happier and healthier. Whether it's walking or daycare while you're busy at work, boarding in their home while you're away or the best foods you can feed them, they can help meet all the needs of your furry family members.
For more information, check out www.wildthymedogs.com.
If you live in the Calgary area, consider getting a professional portrait photo of your pet. You'll have a lasting memento taken by a photographer who genuinely respects animals and makes a point of showing them as they are, comfortable and unposed.
See some fine examples at www.muttshotsphotography.com.