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Fabulous February Sales!
Submitted by Kris on Fri, 2010-01-29 15:56.Help Us Help the Humane Society!
Submitted by Kris on Thu, 2010-01-28 17:28.

Collegiate Gear Close-out!
Submitted by Kris on Fri, 2010-01-08 20:18.
We are closing out a lot of our collegiate gear, in Razorback, Sooner and OSU designs. Harnesses, leashes, pet sets, select collars and select jerseys are all on sale for half off.
This is a great deal, don't miss it!
The weather outside is *truly* frightful!
Submitted by Kris on Wed, 2010-01-06 18:01.It's super cold out, and from what we hear it's just going to keep getting colder. Don't let your best four-legged friend face the chill without a sweater!

2010 Obedience Schedule
Submitted by Kris on Wed, 2009-12-09 16:12.I know lots of people have been waiting for it, so our 2010 obedience schedule is now available! Please keep in mind that dates for Jan/Feb classes will be subject to change in the event of inclement weather.
If you are interested in signing up for any of these classes, please visit our Rogers Ave location to fill out your paperwork and put down your deposit!

Obedience Classes & Winter Break
Submitted by Kris on Thu, 2009-10-15 20:50.
We have one more class of basic obedience classes available before we go on winter break*, starting Thursday Oct. 22nd at 7PM. There are a couple of spots left so call today to register!
Puppy Kindergarten classes will continue in rotation as long as we have puppies in class. If your dog is too old for puppy kindergarten, you've missed the last class before winter break, and are desperate for some help...call to make arrangements for private lessons, which are available year-round.
*Due to hectic holiday schedules and vacations, we suspend classes from November to January. Make sure you come back in January of '10 to check the schedule for the new year.
Ask Bill: Feeding raw to a large dog.
Submitted by Bill on Wed, 2009-10-07 15:33.
Ask Bill: Destructive Chewing
Submitted by Bill on Wed, 2009-09-30 14:37.
A: Destructive behavior is often a symptom of a deeper problem - boredom. When your dog isn't getting enough exercise and stimulation, he will resort to eating through walls, devouring books and, yes, chewing anything that fits into his mouth. No toy is completely indestructible, but there are many toys made for aggressive chewers and dogs who can't seem to get enough. First, make sure you're walking your dog, preferably every day. A good game of fetch is great for wearing out a hyper dog, but it's better to skip the tennis balls and use a solid rubber ball that is much tougher. We carry them for $4.79. For a dog who needs stimulation while you're away or busy, we carry two great items. The first is a brand new chew called the Everlasting Treat Ball. Made of incredibly resilient rubber, it has two large openings for tough treats or food. It is slightly rounded and wobbles all over the place.
With food or treats inserted, it can keep your dog busy for hours.
We also carry black Kongs, which are great for stuffing with food and treats.
We only carry the black kongs because they are stronger and made for more aggressive chewers. Come by and talk with us for more ideas on toys and chews for your dog and be sure to sign up for our newsletter!






















