Happy 10 Year Anniversary to The Whole Pet Shop!
Celebrate 10 years of Woodinville’s favorite pet store with live music, BBQ, raffle prizes, great vendors and sales on EVERYTHING!
We’ll be there with plenty of treats and prizes. Stop by with your pooch and say hello!
When:
Saturday, May 21st
10:00am – 6:00pm
Where:
The Whole Pet Shop
$10 Nail Trims
No Appointment Needed
If your dog’s paws are more like claws, stop in for a quick nail trim Monday through Saturday.
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Book for Your Summer Plans NOW! Holidays that will book up FAST:
– Memorial Day – – 4th of July – – Labor Day – We also expect to have many busy weekends during the summer, so be sure to book in advance!
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Fun in the Sun at Doggie Daycare
Daycare dogs can’t wait for the sunshine to come. It means we start breaking out all the fun stuff – sprinklers, kiddie pools, tennis balls frozen in giant ice cubes… it’s going to be a great time!
Click here to get your dog enrolled in daycare for some summer fun!
Dog Training at Cascade Kennels
| Group Classes Begin Saturday, May 7th
Price: $165 When: 3:00pm – 4:00pm Puppy Kindergarten is a six week course designed for puppies 7 to 20 weeks of age with age appropriate vaccinations as a way to get them started off on the best foot possible. We incorporate safe socialization, basic skills, and fun exposure to a variety of new experiences to create a confident and happy puppy. A part of class each week is also spent going over common puppy issues and addressing any questions you may have.
Price: $165 When: 1:30pm – 2:30pm Basic Obedience is a six week course designed for dogs that are 6 months or older and that have not had previous training or need a refresher on basic skills. We will cover a wide variety of obedience skills and address some common issues to set you and your dog up for continued training success. Our main goal for this class is to improve the communication between you and your dog in a way that’s fun for both of you.
Call 425.483.9333 to register |
What To Do About Dogs in Hot Cars
Every year when it starts getting hot, there’s always bound to be people who underestimate the heat and put their dogs in danger by leaving them in hot cars. As of February 2015, the Washington State Senate passed a bill that makes leaving a pet locked in a hot car a civil offense. It also enables animal control officers and police to smash car windows to free the dog from the situation.
It’s important to remember that civilians are not legally allowed to smash car windows. If you see a dog in a hot car this summer, standby and contact the police or animal control as quickly as possible. If you know what store the owner might be in, notify management of the situation so that the owner can be located.
Employee Spotlight
Meet Brooke, our lead daycare attendant. Brooke has over a decade of experience working professionally with dogs, and loves learning more about dog behavior all the time. Her love for dogs is apparent in everything she does. Brooke’s personal life is also all about dogs. She shows her American Pitbull Terriers, Kaiman and Halle, in conformation and weight pulling events through the UKC.
Brooke’s other passion is photography. She’s always working on her skills, and takes absolutely beautiful pet photos. It doesn’t hurt that her own dogs, who are often her subject, are stunning! She’s even able to combine her hobbies by taking photos at dog shows.
