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We've been owned by Whippets since 1989 and by Cresteds since 2000. The two breeds, despite their differences in appearance, are similar in temperament and get along very well together.
While being proud of the accomplishments of our dogs, we are most proud of being volunteers for WRAP. We've rescued and rehomed many Whippets both through WRAP and independently along with rescuing and re-homing other breeds! If you look closely, you will see the "S" permanently tattooed on our foreheads. Several of our most beloved dogs have been rescues that came and just never left. Among our most beloved was Skinny Marie We lost this sweet lady along with Bridget who was her companion in January of 2008. You are still in our hearts Skinny!
We are no longer actively breeding Whippets, but that hasn't kept us out of the show ring! Having great friends and breeders who share our belief that good temperament is as important as good conformation, we have been graced by the ownership of three lovely Ableaim dogs. Ch Ableaim's Kallikrates(Tigger) was the first. Tigger finished his championship and is living the life of the retiree here at Kemar. Ch Ableaim Nikki's Not Naughty (MUCH) finished her AKC Championship title in July of 2011 and is now living with Raven in NC. Ch Ableaim's Route Sixty-Four who just completed his AKC GRAND Championship in August 2013 is now retired from the show ring. Contact us if you would like more information on Routie.
In August of 2013, we were fortunate to be at the shows in Salem, Va where Cal Perry and Yvonne Sovereign shared our set up. Yvonne had a then 4 month old red and white female puppy returned to her by an owner who found she just was not able to juggle a puppy, a job and caring for her parents. That combination of events resulted in us getting Lola -- Sowagla Appraxin Island in the Sun who, the day before she turned 6 months old was awarded Best Puppy in Show at the Augusta Kennel Club show. Lola was Reserve Winners Bitch the next day and has done very well since then. Ken is taking her to Florida in January. We are so excited to have Lola and so grateful to Yvonne Sovereign and Cal Perry for allowing her to come and live with us.
Dogs from our breeding are still gracing the show, obedience, and rally rings along with lure and race fields! Butterfly's siblings, children and grandchildren are doing us proud! Brother Jovi earned his CGC (Canine Good Citizen) then followed up with his BN (Beginner Novice) as well as earning his SC (Senior Courser) titles from AKC for owner Charlotte Sokol. Brother Ash has earned his THD (Therapy Dog) title, RN (Rally Novice) followed by his RA (Rally Advanced) and is working on his BN with the guidance of his owner, Kaye Martell. Not to be outdone, sister Tara has an amazing array of titles to her credit all thanks to the dedication of her owner, Janet Andrews. Tara has her TT (Temperament Test), THD, SC, RN, RA, OTR (Oval Track Racer) and CR (Companion Racer). Although we recently lost her to kidney failure, Sister Scarlett was not to be left out!! Scarlett completed her ASFA Fch (Field Champion), MC, RN, TRP and CGC titles before going to the bridge in May of 2013.
Butterfly's son, Fritz earned first his AKC Championship then Grand Championship before he turned 3 years old. Fritz has begun a career as a race dog! He's not the fastest dog out there, but he sure is having fun chasing the bunny! And it's lots of fun watching him! Fritz is going to compete at the Westminster Kennel Club show in February 2014 and will also be shown at the American Whippet Club national in April 2014.
Fritz sired a litter in 2010 and his son, River, GrCh Wesann's River of Dreams earned his AKC Championship before turning 1 year old and his Grand Championship at 1 year, 9 days! We are so thrilled for his owner, Michelle Queen. In addition, River also garnered 6 Best In Show wins and 2 Reserve Best In Show wins at the ICKC shows in Georgia September 7-8, 2013. He is going to compete at the Westminster Kennel Club show in February 2014!
Not to be outdone, our Cresteds are winning as well! Wesann's Well Hello Again (Jack) finished his AKC Championship in July 2012, then sired a litter of 5! His "wife" is none other than our Payne (Ch Zydeco Sheng Feng) who finished HER championship in September, 2011.
Little Eva (Wesann's Evening Song) earned her final 4 points by going Winners at the Asheville Kennel Club show on June 9th, 2013! We are so proud of this little true hairless girl! Our thanks to breeders Michelle Queen, Angela Davis, Kacie Davis and "grandma" June Gallimore for letting Eve come to us here at Kemar's!
Soon the show ring will be wowed by our newest Crested, Bleu a chocolate powderpuff! This boy is so correct! He also has a great temperament to go along with his handsomeness.
There is a lot more planned for the dogs of Kemar in the coming year, so check back often! If you are interested in a Whippet or a Crested, then please contact us. While we aren't breeding whippets any longer, we do have contacts in the breed and can certainly steer you in the right direction. We occasionally have a rescue or an adult available. We also have "connections" in the Crested world.
Currently available is an adult male Whippet, 3 years old and a litter brother to Fritz. Mark is a bit reserved and doesn't enjoy the show ring like his brother and nephew do. We also would consider placing Tigger in a new home. Both dogs use a doggie door, are up to date on vaccinations and are sweet and easy to live with. We also have a "hairy hairless" male Crested available. Radd is a year old and uses a litter box. All 3 dogs are available as pets to approved homes.
If you are interested in one of these dogs, please complete this Application. When you click the submit button at the bottom of the form, it will notify me of your interest. Thank you!


Today we did Finley's one year photo shoot. Agghhhh. I know I know. Lets not dwell on the fact that my girl will be a year old in seventeen short days. So yeah, check back for those new pictures soon! I just got some of the previews and am in love with them. Today she had her first taste of sweets other than fruit...cake during her photo session. I think she liked it, luckily not too much. Only a little actually went down. The rest ended up everywhere else.
Oh, one more thing. This is big.....I had fully decided that Finley wasn't going to crawl. That she was going to go straight to walking from her professional roller state, like her non-crawling Daddy did. She fooled me. At 11 1/2 months old she decided to give it a try and is all over the place now. She'd been getting on all fours for a while but then getting down flat instead of moving her legs forward. Then, this morning all of a sudden, she thought moving her legs might be nice. I've since had to drag her from the dogs water bowl twice. They've since been relocated. Guess it's time to buy some cabinet locks.
Now, for some picture updates....
This is Finley with HER dog. Duchess was our second dog. She was an on a whim decision made by me calling Joe "telling" him I was getting a new dog. I went with a friend to look at pups for him and came home with one of my own. I even had a bit or remorse in the very beginning because I felt like I was taking some of the love and attention away from our very first baby, Chloe (our Yorkie). I hate to even admit that because she quickly became a part of the family that we love so much. She is the sweetest, most loving, well behaved and good tempered dog. That decision, almost two years before Finley was born was meant to be. I feel like she was meant for baby girl. Duchess loves Finley and Finley loves her. It's so cute. I always have to watch Duchess to make sure her kisses don't go too over board because Finley is more than willing to accept all the kisses Duchess will give :) Finley barks just like Duchess and even pulls her in her arms for big bear hugs. Of course with Mama watching to make sure she isn't squishing Duchess or ripping her fur out because "Duchey" will totally let her without even flinching. I can't wait to see their relationship blossom even more over the years.
My big girl.
She likes to rip her bows out now. This is how we keep the hair from her eyes.
A normal meal time in our house. The dogs learned really fast.
This is while we were getting ready for pictures today. I was running errands and had the balloons for the pictures in the back row. Not sure how she managed to get a hold of it but she was proud of her find..


Keep the memory of your beloved pet alive with our Memorial Pet Pillow. This beautifully designed pillow is not just a soft and comfortable place to rest your head, it's a heartfelt tribute to the furry friend that brought so much joy to your life. Made with love and care, this memorial pillow is a tangible reminder of the special bond you shared with your pet. Its high-quality materials ensure durability and its intricate stitching captures the essence of your pet's unique personality. Whether you place it on your couch, bed, or keep it as a cherished keepsake, our Memorial Pet Pillow is a touching way to honor the memory of your faithful companion.


and reptiles live in a vast variety of climates and habitats, it is important
to consider this when looking in to purchasing an animal or animals that you
like. Most come from a tropical environment and I specialize in making them
feel at home. Whether it is an aquarium, terrarium, or vivarium, I can design
your pet’s home into a
beautiful piece of art that will provide extreme comfort to your companions.
on what you are looking for, prices will vary; I can send you a quote of the
tools I’ll need to construct your enclosure. It will be up to you to provide me
with the funds to purchase the necessary pumps, substrate, and decorations to
design your pet’s home.


“Show a dog an ounce of love and he will be your friend for life.”
Dogs are a man’s best friend, which goes without saying. Pets take so little from us but give unconditional love in return. As an owner of a dog and also his/ her best friend and care taker, we must provide them with unconditional care and love they deserve. But at times we fall short of doing so as we don’t realize how to really do so. So here we have a few tips, tricks and hacks that will do just the same!
Take a look at these hacks and help out your pooch in the best and easiest way possible.
Upset Tummy: If your dogs is suffering from digestive problems (if you have figured out that it isn’t a serious condition), try this quick and easy homemade formula. Cook a homemade meal of base chicken and rice to help your furry friend get rid of an upset tummy. Vets have recommended this for years.
*Garnish is also subjective to your little friend’s preference!:P*
Stinky Carpet: If your pooch has done the deed on your carpet or on the floor, there’s no saying “no” to the unbearable stench and stains. Soak up the urine with a paper towel, spray the stain with a mixture of half vinegar and half baking soda solution and let it soak in for 10 minutes. Then, absorb the excess moisture with a paper towel, sprinkle the spot with baking soda and let it dry. Remember to keep pets away, as baking soda is toxic to dogs. Once dry, vacuum it up.
A Bit of Drama: How often does your dog run away when you let him loose in the open? You try catching him but all that happens is he runs faster. Try this hack instead-Act. Yes, a bit of drama like you are hurt and lying down, your pet will come running to check on you. Bang on, you can bag an Oscar even if you’re a terrible actor. (And imagine how cute that would be?! – Major feeler alert!)
Fresh Breath: Does your dog’s bad breath turn you away from him? Simply add a bit of parsley to their food. Parsley is full of vitamins and will help in eliminating bad mouth odour.
Pet Hair: Only a pet owner knows what a pet peeve shedding can be. Since we can’t control natural coat shedding, we can clean it easily. All you got to do is wear a rubber glove, wet it and run your hand on the upholstery. No hair there or anywhere! Voila!
Turmeric is the Key: Recent studies have proved that turmeric has healing properties, can eliminate pain and even reduce inflammation. All these benefits can also help out our four-legged friends. PS: Turmeric is also a blood thinner and can hence react with medicines. Always consult your vet before using it.
Beat the Heat: Dogs love to be taken out for a walk but did you know that their paws are equally sensitive as human’s skin? If you can’t walk barefoot on a hot surface, so can’t your dogs! Always walk them early in the morning or late in the evening when it’s comparatively cooler.
Pool Party: Even dogs love pool parties! All you have to do is set up a small tub(inflatable or plastic) full of water and a few chunks of ice and get him splashing! This is an easy way of relieving him on hot, sultry days! And so much fun! You could take really cute pictures of him splashing about!
Try out these superb hacks to make your pooch happier and yourself a proud owner!


WELCOME to Utah's Own Klee Kai
We are located in Colorful Colorado
WE HAVE PUPPIES. Born 11/28/2016
The Alaskan Klee Kai is a fairly new and rare breed. We are honored to have them as a part of our life. We recently moved from Utah to Colorado to give our pack more land to run. I love sharing information on the Klee Kai.
I received my first Klee Kai in 2008.
I had two Siberian Husky's, however together they would not behave. Forced to re-home, I was devastated. I started researching all breeds and came across the Alaskan Klee Kai. It was exactly what I was looking for. I knew I wanted to own , breed, and be an advocate for these wonderful dogs and share the joy they bring.
I would like to send a Thank You to:
Evelyn and Susan for my first AKK and to Eileen for my other AKK and all her patience and willingness to teach.
Please remember that a dog is not just an animal, they are one of the family and should be treated as such. A dog is a long term commitment. AKK can be a long lived breed up to 16+ years. I recommend doing your research on the different dog breeds before deciding which one is right for you.
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Marjorie and her team fought for me with the same ferocity as the dog that bit me while maintaining the utmost professional integrity. Heinrich Law combines savvy strategy coupled genuine care. You can stop reading attorney Yelp reviews now. You have found the best.
Have you been severely bitten or mauled by a dog? Were you knocked down and injured by an out-of-control dog while walking through your neighborhood or in a park?
Dog owners in California are strictly liable for your harms and losses if their dog bites you. This means they are responsible for your injuries regardless of whether they knew or had reason to believe the dog was dangerous.
Dog owners in California are liable for your injuries if their dog knocks you down and you can prove the owner was negligent. Dog owners who allow their out-of-control dogs to freely roam neighborhoods and parks off leash and knock people down will likely be held responsible for the injuries caused by such an event.
If you have been severely injured because of a dog bite, dog attack, or knock down, we know what it takes to obtain full compensation for all the harms and damages you have suffered.
Working with your medical providers and experts, we will prove the full value of your case by demonstrating the true nature of your injuries and the impact they have on your life.
The first step is to schedule a free consultation so that we can learn what happened and figure out how we can help you.
Let us use our expertise to advise you on your best course of action.
Our client was viciously bitten in the face by a rescue dog after being invited into an acquaintance’s home. The dog’s owners accepted responsibility, but their homeowner’s insurance company initially refused to fully compensate Ms. Kelly for her injuries and damages. Heinrich Law was forced to file a lawsuit after which we worked with an experienced plastic surgeon who examined our client, reviewed her entire medical file, and then rendered opinions regarding the severity of Ms. Kelly’s injuries and residual scarring.
The matter eventually went to mediation where Heinrich Law negotiated a settlement for $875,000, one of the largest settlements on record in California for a dog bite to the face.
LEARN HOW WE WON
Our client was walking her small dog in her neighborhood when an out-of-control dog escaped from a nearby yard and attacked her dog. As our client struggled to protect her dog, the escaped dog, a large German Shepard, knocked Ms. Vesterfelt down causing her to break her hip. Heinrich Law located and interviewed witnesses throughout the neighborhood to establish that the dog had a history of escaping and creating significant risk of injury to those it encountered. This investigation enabled us to prove that the owners of the dog were negligent and should be held liable for out client’s injuries.
Heinrich Law settled the claim for $300,000 before a lawsuit had to be filed.
If you have been seriously injured by a dog – whether a dog bite or knockdown – please call us. The consultation is free to you.


We are a family based breeder in the beautiful foothills of South Carolina. Our dogs are our pets and companions as well as part of our family. They go on camping trips, fishing trips, as well as trips to the store! We have 10 acres for our dogs to live and play on. We select our dogs for temperament, and health first and foremost as well as size and breed characteristics. They are well socialized with people and other animals. Although gentle, Bullmastiffs are also guardians of their family. They are great with children and good watchdogs. If you're looking for a true companion and a dog willing to serve they are the breed for you!
Welcome to Carolina Bullmastiffs
CH Carolina's Luck of the Irish "Patrick".
Congratulations to Molly for winning her Grand Championship at the 2013 Greenville SC show. Our daughter Lauren did a wonderful job showing her. Also,a big thanks to our friend and handler Linda Kolb for the wonderful job she has done with showing Molly for us as well as all the training she's done with us.
Congratulations to Tom & Kodi for winning Best Of Winners at 10 months old!
Congratulations to Caroline & Abby for winning Best of Opposite! Thank you Caroline!
Call for more information or to be added to our waiting list
Next Breeding Summer 2017
No puppies available at this time.


Jenks >Pet Services > Woodland West Animal Hospital & Pet Resort
9380 S Union Ave, Tulsa, OK | Directions 74132-382636.027603 -96.012574
Mon - Sun 7:00 - 8:00
Isabella Loves her Princess bed and so does her Mom. You made Sharon's day when she saw our Izzy all cozy yesterday. Little things make big impact.
I have never left my dog Bandit before, i was going to my family reunion and needed a place for him to stay. He stayed in their luxury love bug room, I could tell he was happy there which I really appreciated!
There simply is no better boarding facility in the Tulsa area! With two dogs and two cats, I have had to board my pets often and they always come home happy and healthy. Recommend highly!
Can't wait to pick up my baby Bushy! He's only been there since yesterday but I miss him so much! I bet he will look so fine after his bath and pedicure!
They kept me informed all through the repair stage of my vechile.
24/7 attendants for pets that are boarded. We love Dr. Heinz. Wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else
The staff is always very friendly....easy to deal with, kind, caring....we really like your place.
Your staff is always courteous and professional and your clinic is very clean. I also appreciate the email reminders for checkups and shots. Good job!
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If your pet gets lost how do you find it? Microchipping has become a popular way to identify your pet should they go missing. Having a microchip greatly increases the chance that a shelter or veterinarian can identify your pet by scanning for a microchip.
How does it work?
The microchip is a small chip about the size of a small grain of rice. It is inserted into the scruff of your pet's neck. It contains a unique number which, when registered online, provides a permanent, reliable way of identifying the pet without the need for a collar. Your pet's registration information includes your contact information, your pet's description and any important health problems. Changing the information is as easy as going on line and making necessary updates.
Is microchipping painful for my dog or cat?
Microchipping your pet is no more painful than any other vaccine or injection; microchipping doesn't require anesthesia and takes only seconds.
How effective is microchipping at reuniting lost pets?
The Humane Society study showed a 250% increase in reuniting microchipped and registered dogs with their owners, and a 20% increase in cats. Microchipping works, providing your pet is also registered.


Most of us know how much our pets can enrich our lives. They make us feel good, spiritually, mentally, and physically. And this isn’t just a feeling either, it is something that has been scientifically proven. It seems, therefore, that when we look after an animal, the animal also looks after us, which is a great gift they give us.
What Science Says:
There has been a lot of research into the benefits of having a pet. It is now known that:
– People with pets have a longer average lifespan.
– Pet owners experience far less loneliness.
– Pet owners enjoy greater overall health than those without pets.
– People who have pets experience lower levels of stress, and better capabilities of dealing with stress.
– Owning an animal has a positive impact on our fitness, immune system, moods, cholesterol, and blood pressure.
– People who have pets have lower health care expenses overall.
It is obvious therefore: owning a pet is better for your quality of life.
How to Find a Pet:
If this has convinced you that it is time to have a pet was added to your family, you need to think about where to get one from. While it may be tempting to get a baby animal, because it is so cute and because you can put your own stamp on it, the sad reality is also that there are thousands of cats, dogs, rabbits, and other animals in pet shelters, simply waiting for a loving home.
A visit to your local pet shelters will enable you to choose a fish, cat, critter, reptile, rabbit, dog, or any other animal. It is possible that those animals had previously lived in homes where they were neglected or abused. This means that, sometimes, it will take someone quite special to look after them, as they may have behavioral and emotional issues. However, the pet shelters are aware of this, and they will make sure that you are able to give a loving home to an animal that is just right for your needs.
Most pet shelters now also have websites. Here, you can see all the animals that are currently available for adoption. It will list their name and age, where they have come from, and who they would be suitable for. If you spot an animal that you believe will make the perfect addition to your family, do take the time to research its particular breed so that you know what to expect. Also visit the shelter to see the animal in real life and make sure you speak to the staff there, discussing what you have already learned and whether there are other things you need to know about the animal as well. In so doing, you will also show the shelter’s staff that you are really serious about adopting an animal. You must demonstrate that you understand the commitment you are making, or they will not allow you to adopt the animal. After all, they have already been through enough without having to go through more abandonment.
If you are accepted as an adopter, you have to prepare your home for the arrival of your new companion. If the animal is free rather than caged, such as a cat or a dog, you need to make sure that you have enough space for your new pet. It has to be able to move about, after all. If you are adopting a dog, then you should also research your local dog walking areas. Pet shelters will also ask you to confirm that nobody in your household is allergic to the particular animal you are planning to adopt. Remember, as well, that you will have responsibility over the animal for many more years. Dogs can live as long as 15 years and cats even longer, and you have to be ready for that. This also means being financially ready for them. Animals don’t cost a lot, but you do have to buy their bedding, toys, and food.
Indeed, before you bring your new member of the family home, make sure that your home is fully prepared. The animal will be quite scared and nervous about going to new surroundings, particularly if it has been abandoned before. Hence, make sure that everything in your home is calm and quiet before you bring it in. Do also make sure that you have the animal’s own space ready, whether that is a dog bed for a dog, a cat basket for a cat, or a cage for a critter or bird. Everything should be set up and ready, so that your new pet can get to know its new surroundings in a relaxed, comfortable, and calm way.
Do one last check of all your supplies as well. Make sure the food is there and ready, that the toys are easy to find, and that your pet has some comforting products as well. For instance, a dog may like to have a soft toy in its bed, and cats may want to have a post with the ability to sit up a certain height. When your pet arrives, give it all the time it needs to get used to its new surroundings. If your new animal is a dog, try to make sure that it has been to the toilet before it arrives, so you don’t have to take it out for a walk almost immediately after bringing it home.
Let each member of your family get to know the animal, and build their own special bond with your nee pet. If you have children, make sure that they understand the importance of being calm and gentle, particularly with soft animals such as critters, cats, and dogs. The animal is going to be an integral part of your family for a long time yet, and children in particular can build very strong bonds with it if it is supported in doing so properly. Most of all, make sure that everybody enjoys the company of the new member of your family.


About the Doctor:
Dr. Walilik graduated from Michigan State University with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1971. The Phillipsburg Veterinary Clinic was established in 1974 to provide veterinary medicine to the community.
About the Practice:
This practice is general medicine. Routine checkups, vaccinations, dental care, x-rays, and routine surgery, such as spay or neuter etc. In the opinion of Dr. Walulik, no innovation in veterinary medicine has lengthened a pet's life as much as regular dental care. Regular cleaning of your pet's mouth can possible increase their life expectancy by 25% simply by stopping bacteria from spreading through the systems of the body.
If your pet requires more diagnostic tests and treatment than we can provide, we are in constant contact with veterinary medical specialists in the area. These veterinarians can provide the highest level of medicine in every discipline.
This is not an assembly line practice. The practice is based on interaction between the doctor, client and patient. At each visit you will see the same doctor, the owner, to maintain continuity of care. We know your time is valuable and we generally do not keep you waiting to see the doctor. We value our clients and are concerned about their pets well being.
We recommend Valley Central Emergency. (610) 435-5588. They are open 8:00pm to 8:00am Monday through Friday. On weekend and holidays, they are open 24 hours.


For your convenience, you are welcome to bring anything to make your pet's stay even more comfortable, such as their dog bed, favorite toys, and treats. (We do not accept people bedding; Example: Blankets, Pillows and Throws). We can provide bedding for them. Be sure to bring your pet's food. If you forget to bring your pet's food to prevent stomach upset, there will be a $2.00 charge per day.
For your added convenience, our staff of pet lovers is happy to administer medications of up to two doses two times a day at no charge. There's a 50¢ charge for any additional doses.


Celebrating their 8th year of offering tender loving care to four legged friends, Happy Hound Pet Sitting Service LLC is excited to announce its expansion. After working as a clinical case manager for 21 years, Kathy Lovelace RN Proprietor, has retired from the corporate world and is thrilled to be available to serve clients on a full time basis.
Kathy is enamored with dogs; especially, her two English Cocker Spaniels, Liberty (born July 2nd) and Happy whose name couldn’t be more suitable. With caring and consistent training from Kathy, they earned their AKC Good Citizen Canine Certification.
Happy Hound Pet Sitting Service is a fully bonded and insured company holding a membership with Pet Sitters International. Seasoned in caring for 10 week old puppies right on up to geriatric dogs at the end stage of life; Happy Hound Pet Sitting Service has a wide range of expertise. Clients having pets living with specific medical concerns feel especially comforted and confident with the skills an RN has with tending to their pet.
Happy Hound Pet Sitting Service provides the following advantages for you and your pets:
*Enjoys the comfort of a familiar and secure environment.
*Follows an established routine with a custom diet, exercise regime, and play.
*Receives medical care such as medication administration and seizure protocols.
*Free from exposure to illness from other animals.
*Crime deterrence by looking after your home while you are away.
*Prevents imposing on friends, relatives, and neighbors to care for your pet.
*Most importantly, your pet receives personal attention and nurturing from an RN while you are away from home.
For further information about Happy Hound Pet Sitting Service, please email Kathy@happyhoundpetsitting.com or call 518-583-6561.


Aquadent Aquadent 250ml
$19.99 Retail Price $14.99
Add to your pet’s drinking water to help freshen breath and maintain oral hygiene.
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A pleasant tasting solution added to drinking water to help freshen breath and maintain oral hygiene, in conjunction with a regular home dental care program.
Contains xylitol, a well recognised active ingredient used in human dental care products. Xylitol inhibits baterial growth and when used daily, reduces plaque accumulation. Helps improve bad breath when used daily.


Energy Efficient Pet Door Installs Easily in Your Exterior Door or Exterior Wall!
The first and only energy efficient pet door that does not leak air into or out of your home. We offer the most energy efficient pet door. Dogs love that it is easy to use and you will enjoy saving money. Available in 4 sizes for any size dog or cat! Easy to train your pet to use! Installs easily into any door or wall!
Installs easily into your exterior door or wall.
If you are going to cut a hole into your door or wall shouldn't the pet door look great and provide an energy efficient seal? Our Pet Doors are the most energy efficient pet doors on the market and are easy to install.
Door can be locked from the interior for security.
Door Mount vs. Wall MountDoor Mount
Door-mounted doggie doors are what most people imagine when they think of a dog door. The main advantage of this traditional style of dog door is that it is fairly easy to install. If you look at our installation videos, you can see that anyone with some modest home improvement skills can install a Freedom Pet Pass door-mounted dog door.
The main drawback of a door-mounted door is that it lacks the flexibility offered by a wall-mounted unit. Door-mounted units are limited in their location to exterior doors. They also cannot accommodate many of the pet-friendly situations that wall mounts can. The final slight drawback is that a door-mounted dog door is slightly more expensive than a comparable wall mount ? though installation costs for a wall mount can easily overwhelm that difference.
Advantages of door mounting include:
Easiest type of installation
Dogs typically accustomed to location
Disadvantages of door mounting include:
Limited choice of location in house (exterior doors only)
Limited options for where pet is let outside
Slightly more expensive than wall mount
Our door mount installs into standard exterior doors measuring 1 3/4" thick. Trim and locking security panel included.
1" thick rigid vinyl security door mount frame with flap system completely assembled
1 3/4" self framing rigid vinyl door mount trim
Durable acrylic security door with knob and locking pin
Trim Mount Screws
Installation tips, training tips, and warranty
Many people don't realize that wall-mounted dog doors are even an option. However, wall-mounted doggie doors can open up a world of possibilities because you are not limited to human doorways for where your pets come and go. Wall mount doors give your dogs their own entrance and exit that can be customized to meet their and your needs. They easily accommodate ramps and steps. They also allow for limiting your dog's access on one side or the other of the door, a crate on the inside, a fenced-in area on the outside, you are only limited by your imagination!
The main disadvantage of wall mounting versus door mounting is the skill level required to safely cut and finish an opening in your home's wall. Some fairly serious home improvement skills are needed to install and trim out a wall mount door. We don't provide detailed instructions for wall mounted doors because every wall and house are unique. If you can't immediately visualize how you would install a wall-mounted doggie door, you should probably budget for having a professional do the installation.
Advantages of wall mounting include:
Flexibility where the pet door is located
Option to put ramp and/or steps for pet
Ability to limit access to specific areas of house and/or outdoors
Nailing flange included
Disadvantages of wall mounting include:
Professional installation recommended.
Wall Mount includes an optional nailing flange to assist with installation.
Here are some benefits of having a pet door according to industry experts:
Pet can go outdoors to "use the facilities". It is very uncomfortable for your pet to hold it for extended periods of time.
Helps keep your pet active enabling him to stay fit and trim exercising outside throughout the day.
The outdoors provides your pet with mental stimulation which helps keep your pet alert.
Reduces problem behavior resulting from boredom.
Boredom results in problem behaviors such as compulsive chewing of objects in your home.
Freedom can improve pet confidence and attitude.
Provides for an emergency escape for your pet from danger inside such as a fire or dangerous intruder, and from danger outside such as unpredictable weather.
Allows your pet to check on unusual noises.
Allows your pet to scare off intruders.
No more scratches on your doors or walls.
Fewer accidents indoors.
Fewer walks are necessary because your pet will exercise outdoors when your gone.
No more opening doors for your pet.
Less likely to need expensive kennel services.
Many experts agree that pet doors are actually good for your pet. Pet doors give your pet self- esteem by giving him freedom to move about the house and outdoors as he pleases. It also assists in overcoming common behavioral issues such as housebreaking, destructive chewing, excessive barking, and clawing and scratching furniture.
Rough Opening vs. Pet Opening
When ordering and installing, you need to be aware of the difference between the pet opening and the rough opening.
The rough opening is the hole in the wall or human door that needs to be cut to allow for installation of the pet door. The rough opening has to be larger than the pet opening in order to accommodate the entire pet door assembly.
The pet opening is the area in the pet door that is available for your dog to pass through. This area should be large enough for your dog to comfortably enter and exit without crouching or jumping. Details on the best process for determining the appropriate pet door size are below.
Interior View with Locking Security Door Panel (included with all models)
Correctly Sizing Your Pet Door
Getting a pet door of the correct size is important for the comfort and health of your pet. The more comfortably your dog can pass through a door, the easier it will be for them to use it now and in the future. You want your dog to be able to pass through the door without jumping, crouching, or bumping its back.
Unfortunately, you cannot correctly size a door just by using your dog’s breed or weight. Variations in heights and stepping ability make it impossible to ensure a correct fit. The best way to size your pet door is with the cardboard cutout test outlined below. This will make sure that you have a perfectly-sized door for your dog. Remember, dogs tend to get bigger and less nimble as they age, so you want them to be able to get through the door comfortably without squeezing.
Cardboard Cutout Test
1.This sizing method requires a big piece of corrugated cardboard. Start with the pet opening size you think is most appropriate for the pet in mind.
2.Cutout either the 6x10, 9x13 or 11x17 pet opening rectangle out of the cardboard up high and fold it at the bottom so that when the piece of cardboard is placed in a doorway, the top of the hole of the rectangle is approximately one inch to an inch and a half higher than your pet, at the withers or shoulders.
3.Step on the folded end of the cardboard, and invite your pet through the opening. Watch for clearance high and low.
4.If the size of the cutout you try is inappropriate, change to the next size up or down as required. Remember, it is always better to err on the side of being too large.
How to Install Our Pet Door into a Door
Our pet door installation expert shows step by step how to install a Freedom Pet Pass pet door into a raised panel door. The same instructions apply to flat panel doors.
Short Edited Video Previewing of all 5 installation steps.
The Freedom Pet Pass comes with a two piece window lite frame that holds our pet door into your home door. The inside of the window lite frame is pre sealed with a good EBM tape. What this does is create an air tight, water tight, weather tight seal when the widow lite frame is squeezed together for the application.
The pet door itself is housed within the two window lite frames that secure the pet door to your home door. The window lite frame is engineered to fit all industry standard 1 ? flat panel or raised panel doors. The window lite frame is hand crafted by a company in Michigan who specialize in window lite frames for homes.
Tools Required to Install a Pet Door into a Door.
Tools required to install our pet door into a door include the following:
Battery operated drill
Blue painters tape
Level or straight edge
Step #1. Determining the rough cut line.
Begin the project with the interior your home door facing up on saw horses. The object here is to locate and center the product where it will best fit your door and your dog. Pre measure for the dog.
Use the window lite frame with the screw holes. Take the frame and mark the center of the frame and center of the door. On raised panel doors you want to place the window lite frame above the top of the panel or below the panel to minimize the open area. Next, line up the two points and trace around the window lite frame with a pencil.
Step #2. Cutting the rough cut.
Begin with a good saw and the proper blade installed to cut through your home door application. Certain saw blades are designed to cut through metal, wood, ect?
Start your cut at the back corner and work counter clockwise around the door.
Line up the saw blade with the pencil line and with a good grip on the saw carefully begin your cut.
We don?t recommend cutting into our door if it is your first time using a saw. The next step details how to make the end cuts and remove the door panel.
Step #3. Finishing the rough cut and preparing the hole.
Step #4. Applying the pet door to the door.
Step #5. Sealing the window lite pet door frame to the door.
How to Install Our Pet Door into a Wall
Short Video Trailer Previewing the proper framing technique required to install our pet door into a wall.
Freedom Pet Pass wall mount pet doors install into a wall like a window or door. Simply apply a cross member and apply additional blocking inside of the wall cavity to provide support for the pet door. The amount of blocking required depends on the size of the pet door and how high the pet door is installed into the wall.
Seal the pet door frame to the exterior of the wall using a high quality seal and screw the pet door frame to the blocking. Trim the interior and exterior of home to match the existing decor for a fantastic custom look.
Step #1. Adding support block and cross member inside wall cavity.
This side simulates the exterior side of a residential wall where our large wall mount pet door will be applied. Remember to factor in height off the ground, location of utilities, and location of wall studs.
Adding a horizontal cross member at the top of the rough cut opening secures the exterior and interior wall covering. The cross member also provides a surface to attach the pet door frame.
Draw a line locating the upper edge of cross member on both sides of the wall studs.
Place the bottom of the support block on the line and screw into place. Repeat this step on the opposite wall stud.
Screw cross member into the bottom of the support blocks.
Step #2 for Large Wall Mounted Pet Doors.
Additional blocking may be required if raising height of pet door application to accommodate pet.
Apply upper and lower support blocks and cross members to accommodate the necessary height of the pet door application.
Step #2 for Small Wall Mounted Pet Doors.
Additional blocking will be required when installing small wall mounted pet doors because the pet door frame is more narrow the wall studs in residential homes.
Simply add the blocking to the wall cavity as shown.
Step #3. Apply the pet door frame to the exterior wall.
Seal the vinyl pet door frame to the exposed framing members with a quality exterior caulk.
Screw the pet door frame to the wall studs or blocking.
Trim the interior and exterior of the pet door application to match the home decor for a custom look.
When the install is complete the pet door application should have a flush or recessed appearance when properly trimmed for any siding including:
First dog door approved and endorsed by Veterinarians, Home Energy Engineers, and Construction Industry experts
Proprietary technologies deliver an air tight seal with thermal resistance providing home energy savings
Acclaimed for proven sealing capability that prevents air, water, light, and insect infiltration
Premium flexible three layer pet flap quietly seals, is very easy to pass through, and sets a new standard for pet safety
The first locking security door that attaches to the dog door from the front rather than sliding in from the top or side. This allows our product to be installed into storm door like a residential window. This allows the installer various installation options to compliment your home d?cor.
Ideal for dog owners who wish to give their dog the freedom to safely come and go as they please without comprimising home comfort
Our dog door does what a dog door should do while conserving energy, lowering your utility bills, reducing noise and pollutants, improving indoor air quality, and improving the comfort of your home. The energy efficient qualities have been tested and documented by an independent energy engineering firm that has identified a product payback for each dog door size. Veterinarians approve of our innovative flap design that provides safe flexible freedom for your pet to come and go as they please. What we offer is a dog door that pets can use on their own terms, without compromising home energy costs, consumption, and comfort.
We manufacture each dog door with non toxic materials and there are no sharp inside corners, springs, pins, or mechanical hinges that can harm your pet.
Our flexible canvas coated insulated flap closes quietly. Cleans and disinfects to help keep multiple pets from sharing infections. Eliminating cold drafts will reduce the likelihood of kennel cough and sore joints that leaky pet flaps can cause when pets are confined near the pet door
Home building experts agree wall mount pet doors installed into a wood frame are far more energy efficient than that of a frame made with aluminum or plastic materials.
We employ the talents of a custom cabinet maker to produce parts from materials that exceed a wide variety of performance goals.
The flexible flap system is sent to a marine fabrication shop that stitches the engineered magnet into place ensuring many years of dependable service.
Interior view with locking security shield installed.
Interior view with locking security shield removed.
Wall Mount Kits include an optional nailing flange.
Four sizes - Petite, Small, Medium or Large
Petite Door is Ideal For Cats.
Small Door is Ideal For Dog Breeds of This General Size:
English Toy Spaniels,
Pug, Shih Tzu,
American Cocker Spaniel,
English Springer Spaniel
Large Door Ideal For Dog Breeds of This General Size:
Who should install the dog door?
Our dog doors install like a new window into the exterior of your home. If you are not the do it yourself home owner, we suggest hiring a reputable contractor, window installer, or qualified handyman to provide you with this service. Our dog door allows the dog door installer to use their building experience and knowledge effectively for a custom application.
How to I determine the correct size for my dog?
Determine the proper height and width of your dog door pet flap opening by simulating pet door width and height at home. Do this with adhesive tape, tape measure, and an interior or exterior door. Have your largest pet pass through an interior door that is open just wide enough for it to pass through. Measure that distance and choose a door pet flap opening slightly wider than that distance. Wedge the door open to that inside width then place adhesive tape across the opening from the exterior door to door jam slightly higher than your dogs back to simulate the height of the pet flap opening. Measure down the corresponding height of the pet flap opening and place a second piece of adhesive tape across the door to the jam at the bottom to simulate the bottom of the pet flap opening. If your largest and smallest pet easily passes through the box you simulated you will verify the pet door size necessary and the installation height. Doing this will help you determine what pet door size your pet requires and approximately where to install your pet door with regards to your application.
Is the dog door easy to install?
Yes! The self framing rigid pvc trim frames our dog door into your existing door with the screws provided to corectly fit 1 3/4" industry standard residential exterior doors.
Dog Door Warranty
All dog doors are inspected prior to leaving the Freedom Pet Pass facility. We trust that your pet will enjoy many trouble free years using your dog door.
Your new dog door comes with a 3-year limited warranty against product malfunction due to manufacturing or parts defects. The 3-year warranty does not apply to failure as a result of accidental damage, mishandling, or abuse. Furthermore, we do not warranty dog door performance when installed improperly.
The maximum liability for warranty claims is limited to the invoice price of the Product claimed defective. Under no circumstances is Battic Door Company liable for any direct or indirect costs or damages.
Any damage to the canvas coated thermal pet flap or any other part of the dog door due to your pet chewing or otherwise destroying the integrity of the product is classified as pet damage. Consequentially losses are not covered under this warranty.
Battic Door takes pride in providing only quality, energy-efficient pet door products. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you may return the item within 30 days of delivery subject to the following return policy.
All returned items must arrive in an unused like-new re-sellable condition. The items must be in the original packaging and must contain all hardware and documentation (including original instructions and warranty paperwork).
Dog doors that have been installed forfeit any refund. Items returned in like-new re-sellable condition will be issued credit for the purchase price of the returned item. Original shipping is non-refundable. Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer.
We inspect each return and upon passing inspection. Refunds are processed and delivered in a timely manner.
Check out our recent customer feedback: "That is one seriously amazing doggie door! I wish i would have found you guys before i paid a guy a ton of money to make me a custom doggie door that did not even touch the quality of this one. Thank you so much! " --Beth
"I wanted to share -- I love the pet door I ordered. The door is so much better than the one I had before (2 see-thru flaps with magnets at the bottom). You advertisement is right on target - no wind or rain is coming in through your door! Thank you for such a wonderful product. I'm recommending it to several others I know who have thought about installing a dog door!
" --Sherry W.
"You guys are fantastic. We always make sure to spread the word about your doggy doors anytime we hear of someone looking into one or questioning one. We are convinced you make the best dog door out there and we can also say that you offer far superior service. Thanks!" --Todd F.
"Last year I purchased the Large Dog Door for the wall, and was really impressed with the attention I received that enabled me to make choices and have it sent to Australia. After xmas I managed to get some time and installed the door myself. What a great product, no more drafts coming into my home, my dogs quickly adapted and used the door and even better, this door my large Lab cannot crash her way through. Thanks again for your professionalism and assistance." --Lydia S., Melbourne Australia
"Minus 30 degree celsius and no breeze gets through and no frost on the inside of the flap, I think that is impressive." --Alberta, Canada
"Writing this from Loveland Colorado! Want you to know that you have an excellent pet door. We have installed one at our house in town and it does NOT leak outside air. Fact of the matter is that the temperature on the room side is the same as the room be it winter or summer! We have NEVER found it other than perfectly closed and sealed. Our cat has made a game of going in and out. It is installed on the north side of the house which is the coldest side. We are planning on installing a second one at our mountain house on the west side, the side that the winds hit us on from the Big Thompson Canyon. We have absolute confidence in this product for that high wind application. We have hurricane force winds here in the Colorado mountains and have personally experienced over 100 mph winds. The old double flap cat door is not at all adequate and lacks the insulating properties of your pet door. When the wind storms come we had to stuff foam in the old door but after we installed your pet door we could forget about having to do that! Freedom for us and freedom for the cat. So if you are considering purchasing this product just do it! It is quality through and through and is built to last and protect your home from heat, cold and wind."" --Maryann from Loveland, CO
"Thank you very much for nice product and service. The door is already installed and dog is using it right away." --Igor K.
"I usually don?t write letters about products, but in this case I had to. I have had dog doors for 30 years and have never been so pleased with a product. I recently purchased your large door for my pack and I mean pack, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, Boxer, Labrador, and Boston Terrier. As I live in the country, in Alberta Canada, I have always had problems with weather as in wind and the bugs in the summer and cold as well as wind in the winter with all the previous doors. Not with this one. My husband has nicknamed your door, ?Fort Knox?. It is absolutely air tight and looks great. I can?t say enough good things about it and is worth every penny. It is so nice to purchase an item online, get great customer service as well as the product as advertised. I?ve recommended your door to everyone that I know who needs a pet door. Thanks so much!" --Mary P.
"This door is great. It only took 10 min of treat training and a few days of reminding. It's framed Inside and out to fit in our 1920's craftsman house, fits right in. Love it!" --Max
"We moved to a new house and had to leave your pet door there...I ordered another for the new house and finished the install today. Once again, thanks so much. Your dog doors are, hands down, the best made and the easiest to install. The one we left at the old house was as good as new (even though it was 3 or 4 years old) and had been used by 2 to 4 dogs for years (german shorthair pointers). This time the door is on the windward side of the house but having experience with your doors, I know it will not be affected by the wind and rain. I recommend your doors whenever possible. Thanks again." --Tim T., Waterford, VA
"I did a lot of research before I purchased a wall entry door, and I couldn't be happier with it. With winter coming on, my biggest concern was air leakage. After installing it and seeing how well it sealed, my only worry came from my dog, who can be a little timid (I did just open up a large hole in an exterior wall after all!). It took some retaining and encouragement, but now she uses it on her own without a problem. Anyway, just wanted to thank you for a terrific product, and one that's not made in China at that!" --Chris A., Port Townsend, WA
"We had one of your dog doors in our house in Minnesota and it was truly awesome (it actually was one of the features that helped sell the house!)...we have moved to Utah, and need another dog door!" --Trish P.
"I just wanted to let you know that your pet door withstood the wrath of hurricane Irene. That door didn't move at all. My canopy on the back porch was bent like a toothpick so the winds were pretty fierce out there. IF you ever need a reference for this door just tell them to call me. It is FANTASTIC! You are a genius to invent this weather proof doggie door. My 7 lb yorkie can get through this with no problem. Thanks again for such a great product. It is worth every cent and more." --Mary Ellen R., Holtwood, PA
"We've had the petdoor installed for some months now. It took our Corgi a little week to get used to it, but now he runs in and out without trouble. The door is all worth the money and there is no draught or anything to complain about :-) Our dog is happy and we feel good when he is home alone, because we know he can run freely in and out. Thank you for a first class product and a good supplement to a happy dog life."" --Rasmus and Anne D., Denmark
"Well, my wife and I have waited 5 weeks to write a review for your pet door. We couldn't take the cold air dumping into our walkout basement anymore. Tried 4 or 5 other doors that claim no leakage, or closes with wind pounding on it with no luck. Stumbled upon your pet door in search of the best...and let us tell you, WE FOUND IT!!! This door has to be seen and used to understand how great it is. It's still hard to believe how well it works. Now we keep the pet door open all day long without cold air or critters getting in.....and our 2 Cavaliers love the freedom! We've had below zero degree weather with 40 mph winds pounding on it, and it closes every time with absolutely no leakage, really! It's such a nice pet door, that we put in a whole new door because it was nicer than our 32" door. As the other reviews state, it's really that good and worth the price. You won't regret it one single bit.....Don't hesitate, wish we did this first time around. Thanks to your help we got it right this time!" --Jerry T., New York
"As custom green homebuilders in Oregon, quality, high performance components are critical to what we do. Early discussions with our most recent customers made two things very apparent: they wanted a new home built with extreme energy efficiency in mind?an incredibly low energy home built to the Passive House Standard (www.passivehouse.us), but one that also held a place for their dog Pippen and had his needs in mind as well. Our initial research turned up a few options, but only one that had actually been tested for airtightness?your pet door! We decided to give it a shot, knowing that to meet the strict Passive House certification requirements we would have to reach extremely low levels of air infiltration on our blower door test. Initially we planned to do our own testing on just the pet door before committing ourselves and cutting a hole in the door to the backyard. However, upon opening up the freshly shipped package, it became quite apparent that the quality of construction and tenacity of the air seal were both very, very high. We installed the pet door without hesitation, and suffice it to say, the pet door did not disappoint--we exceeded the Passive House airtightness requirements by a factor of three! Now, while the homeowners appreciate the incredible comfort and efficiency of their new home, Pippen is happily enjoying his access to backyard freedom." " --Blake B.
"Thanks for answering my questions and giving me helpful suggestions. The door is in the wall and all trim is 100% installed and finish applied; only remaining item is to camouflage the entrance with a dog house (tight spot). The door is mounted on the west side of the house and the afternoon summer sun is directly on this wall; I can tell the difference in insulation and air leakage over the small door that was replaced. Thanks again for the help." --Kurt F., Idaho
"This door works better than any others I've seen on the market. After 1 year of use I continue to be impressed with the airtight seal it creates. If there's a more energy efficient pet door out there, I certainly haven't seen it." --Ryan S., Ohio; Doctor of Veterinarian Medicine
"My 2 boys, both 70lb labrador retrievers, love the dog door. So do I beacuse the flap is really flexbile and seals shut by itself and it never leaks anything into my home, not even wind gust blow it open. The previous dog door I owned was made of metal, aluminum I think, and it was very loud when it closed. Sounded like someone slamming a screen door. Leaked like a son of a gun too. Water leaked inside when it rained. I pitched the the old dog door and the door it was installed into. I bought a really nice paneled door. The videos on the website showed me how to install it even though I payed a professional to do it. Awesome dog door. You will see this dog door in every pet store someday!!" --Mark K.
"This is the third pet door I've purchased and it will be the last. I looked around forever for a dog door to replace the drafty one installed by the previous owners of our house we just purchased. While Anchorage is not as cold as interior Alaska we regularly have low temps in excess of minus 20. I was a little hesitant at fist to order online and because the door was a little higher than the ones at the big box stores. But, your pet door is MONSTER Good. I keep the garage at 60 degrees for the dogs and it stayed at 60 degrees all winter, even at 20 below! I even measured the temperature near the door expecting it to be lower than ambient--it was exactly the same, 60 degrees. This door ROCKS! By the way...I ordered the wrong size door and you exchanged it, no questions asked. Don't waste your money on any other door. You will be sorry!" --Randy R., Alaska
"I just got my new dog door installed today and it is magnificent. After years of a dog door that blew more wind into the house than you could believe, despite putting new magnets and trying everything we could to make it work, I finally have a dog door that keeps my bedroom warm and toasty. Last week it was freezing in here, and today it is super warm (I have a woodstove in the next room, but with the old dog door, it didn't have a chance). I worried when I ordered yours that it would not work any better than the old one, but the high quality is immediately clear just on seeing the door, and now that it is in the door, I am so grateful that you figured out how to make a dog door that actually stays closed. And my dog immediately learned how to use it even though it is a bit different looking from the old one. I don't have a digital camera so I can't post photos, but if anyone has an outside door that has panels in the lower half, my handyperson figured out a great way to install it and I'm sure he'd be willing to share that with anyone else. I actually was so blown away by how good it was, that I wanted to write this review so others who discover your door via the web will know it's as good as you promised. Thanks so much!" --Pat B.
"After arriving yesterday, my door is installed and works flawlessly. No air infiltration, quieter and the design is better than anything else on the market. After installing this one today, I counted the number of dog doors I have installed in my life [7 counting one I put in our barn and a total of 4 different brands] and your pet door was the easiest to install. I did remove my house door to make the cut but reinstalled to fit the dog door into the door. I'm also not convinced that your door is more expensive when you factor in heat loss of other brands, and the number of replacement flaps that I typically have had to install (on average, 2 a year). I have three German Shorthairs and the door seems to be no challenge at all. I was worried since they can see through the old door but not your door. Please use me as a reference. I own my own company so I know feedback is important and also nice to hear. Anyway, just wanted to report back and let you know how happy I am. Sorry to be so longwinded but my old dog door has frustrated me for years. Thank you." --Tim T., West Virginia
"We are Nemo and Dora from Italy........we would like to thank you very much for the door you company developed.....now we can go out of the kitchen and back without bothering our owners......they worked hard because the door's kitchen low wooden frame was to high.....so they made two platforms to solve the problem. also, now the temperature in the kitchen keeps even all the time and we don't feel guilty as before when they have to open the door to allow as go out and in and the air inside got so cold!! We are very happy now, thanks to your company and to our owners .........we hope the next year will be great for you and a lot of Dogs like as will enjoy your fantastic product! Sorry for our English..... we tried our best.....we know how to bark only in Italian!!" --Nemo and Dora, Italy
"We have used your pet door for since January 2008. It is still in excellent condition! This is our third dog door within the past 4 years. The other brand doors only lasted less than a year. The flaps would tear and warp due to the extensive use in my kennel. We have about 25 dogs that use this door on any given day. Thank you for such a great product!" --Kristine F., Michigan, Owner, Kay bee's K-9 dog training academy
"I hope you remember me from Singapore. I had previously purchase 2 sets of your pet doors from you sometime in June (wall-mounted and door mounted each). We are finally done with our renovations (it is ALOT of work!!) and have the pet doors finally installed. Our 3 dogs (2 mini schnauzers and a husky) took a couple of days to get used to the door but this is much better than our previous one where the flap did not close properly and we were always leaking air conditioning. We used to keep the bedroom door open so that the dogs could access to the outside when they needed to go. We don?t have to do that anymore. Our bedroom is now cooler and the air conditioning doesn?t have to work so hard; and we get our privacy while the dogs get theirs when needed. Inastallation was easy and was well worth it." --Randy S., Singapore
"The dog door is great and my pets and I are so happy with it. My two dogs love their freedom. I rescued one of my dogs and he was very badly mistreated so he suffered from seperation anxiety and barked all day when I was at work. With the dog door I can leave him in the house where he feels safe and secure and my neighbours are alot happier now the barking has stopped. It was a big Job putting it in, my walls are 16" thick, but well worth it. I finished the tunnel with tiles so it looks great and is easy to wipe clean. Thanks again really great invention so happy with it." --Rachel, Ireland
"Previous metal door/glass frame combinations allowed wind and rain to enter all year round and inside cold air was generated due to the metal door and glass construction. After a year of extensive use, the canvas fabric has not deteriorated and the canvas flap is easy to clean and maintain. Thanks" --Gary S., Michigan
"I was out of work when I bought this door... so I shopped long and hard. Almost bought a competetors brand at more than twice the price until I googled the manufacturer and got all kinds of bad feed back. I sent the feed back to the company and never heard from them again! You on the other hand... nurtured me along for about 4 weeks, answering yet another question.. and another before making the sale for a med size doggy door. I have two 60 pound dogs. Your door is GREAT! It's REALLY weather proof as far as keeping cold out. I can feel the difference in air temp when the dogs go in and out in the early morning. It took about 1/2 hour and 1/2 box of Cheeze Its to get the bolder dog completely comfortable to walk up the ramp and out the door. (The ramp was the real problem for them not the door.) I rightly guessed that when the older dog saw the younger do it he would follow right behind. This door is something I am very, very happy with! I have literally spent over 12,000 dollars in the last 5 years for a dog walker. So what a bargain to get this Fabulous design, the door is functionality superb. Happy in ILLINOIS" --Tim C.
"My wife and I love our new Doggy Door. We don't have to stop what we are doing to let our dog in and out. Another great thing is no bugs are being let in the house. We have had many compliments on our new Doggy Door. The other night a friend stopped over and was very impressed with the looks of it and that it was magnetic. The construction and materials is very good. We would reccomend this to any who has a dog. Thank you very much for the Doggy Door" --Bill K.
"We love this dog door! It's the best we have ever used. Thanks" --Sally A.
"Your company was more than helpful when I originally had a problem with my old pet flap opening in strong winds. They were very interested in helping solve the problem. Now with the very strong winds the flaps stay closed. I have three dogs that can pass through without any difficulty. I would highly recommend this dog door. The door is energy efficient and very durable, believe me I know we have very active dogs that are in and out constantly. I have had other dog doors over the years this is by far the best one" --Susan, New Jersey
"Great product I would recomend this door over any others I've seen or tried to date."
"You may remember me as I am the customer that has the chew happy collies. I wanted to let you know that I am happy with the pet door you sold to me and that with four other brands I tried I was not satisfied." --Jim G., Massachusetts
"I was a little skeptical when I ordered this pet door. But when I received it, I was wowed, it is really high quality! My husband installed it with little to no issues and it does exactly what it says and is shown in the videos. The strong magnets seal the inside in and the outside out. And my dogs very easily figured out how to use it, too. Good purchase!"
"I will save 55 dollars a week in dog walking money!!" --Kathleen, Chicago
"Received the dog door today....I am impressed with the quality!!!! I am excited to be able to install and see the difference or I should say feel the difference because we can see the difference already. Thanks!!" --Cherry B., Wyoming
"I purchased your product around December 8th and it arrived within a few days. I installed it on December 13 and on December 14 we temperatures of -15 degrees which was a record low for Denver. I was impressed on how well your product kept the cold out. Thank you." --Gary, Colorado
"Without a doubt best dog door going, never a draft gets through and not even frost on the inside at temps down to -40F, amazing for a one piece flap. Bugs can't get through either!!" --Jeff F., Alberta Canada


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|A. Ownership of Pets
No animals of any kind other than common household pets may be raised, bred or kept in any Unit or the Common Elements.
• Each pet kept in a dwelling unit must be licensed and immunized to the extent required by state or local law. The pet must be restrained while in any common area of the community.
B. Number and Size of Pets
• A maximum of (2) cats or dogs may be kept in any Unit.
• No pet may exceed 30 pounds in weight.
• Any pet other than a cat or dog must be kept in a cage when in a dwelling unit.
C. Pet Registration
• The Association has the right to make all pets residing at the building be registered with Management and provide certifications of inoculations.
D. Pet Living Conditions
• Pet caregiver shall be responsible for proper care, including not limited to flea control, yearly inoculations (certifications of which must be provided to the management company), and compliance with all applicable state and federal statues, City ordinances and the Declaration governing Sobu Flats Condominium Association, Inc.
• Pet caregiver shall keep the unit free of pet odors, insect infestation, waste & litter and maintain the unit in sanitary condition at all times.
• Dogs and cats shall wear a collar with a tag identifying the pet and its owner, with name, address and telephone number. This tag shall be required in addition to license, rabies vaccination and any other tag required by law.
E. Pet Restraints
Pets must be attended by their owner and under the restraint of a leash at all times when not in the dwelling unit.
•Pets are not allowed in any common areas unless entering or exiting the dwelling unit.
F. Disposal of Pet Wastes
• Each pet owner is responsible for the immediate removal of all pet waste in a sanitary manner. Disposal must be in waterproof containers to avoid leakage and odor. Waste stations are provided at the rear of the community.
•Pet caregivers shall refrain from allowing their pets to defecate and urinate at the entry doors, sidewalks and flower beds. Violators shall be fined $25.00 per occurrence.
•Pet owners who fail to remove pet waste will be charged a cleanup fee of $25.00 per occurrence.
G. Pet Behavior
•Each pet owner is responsible for the behavior of his/her pet and must control behavior such as noisiness to ensure the peaceful enjoyment of the premises.
•Pets which endanger health, make objectionable noise, or constitute a nuisance or inconvenience to other Unit owners or occupants must be removed by their owner upon the request of the Board.
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I'm trying to figure out what hepa filter is the best for my bedroom. We have 2 little dogs in the house, one poodle and one small short hair, and getting I need to keep them out of my room and keep air free of dander. Also, a portable for the car. I can't afford 800.00 ones. There must be one out there not so expensive that works. Any help would be great. Read so many options I'm now really confused.


If you haven't heard about Doggy Dilemmas you don't know what you are missing.
Our behaviourist, Jo Wood, is a highly experienced canine psychologist. Jo was forced to investigate how our canine companions think thanks to her own 'monster' dog, Diesel. Once she had begun to understand the workings of the dogs' mind she was hooked, and after vast amounts of study she launched herself on the world as a canine behaviourist. Along with spending time with her own dogs, Jo also enjoys writing and is delighted to announce the launch of her book Doggy Dilemmas, now available on Amazon. In addition, she enjoys writing poetry and is proud that eight of her works have been published in various anthologies.
Doggy Dilemmas have been contacted by owners who have tried everything to correct their dog’s behaviour , but with no success. Every dog and their owner will receive a unique program and training methods that we will demonstrate and leave with them in writing for them to refer to.
We have developed a fantastic reputation with our customers (and their dogs!) throughout the local area, and are trusted for our excellent service, affordable prices and the high standards of our skills. So, whether your dog is soiling around the house or is aggressive around other people or dogs, contact us today to see how we can help.


The RSPCA are a charity that work on helping animals find their perfect home.
How is this so special?
The work that the RSPCA is doing is special because they don’t just help animals find a new loving family they also protect animals from neglect, abuse, or an unhappy.
How does the RSPCA help these animals?
The RSPCA take in these unhappy or neglected animals and help them find happiness. Once the animal is healthy again the RSPCA will try to put them up for adoption to help them find a loving family.
How does the RSPCA know the animals will be in a better home after adoption?
Before allowing the animal to be adopted the RSPCA will assess the new owners home and make sure it will be a happy and healthy place for the animal to live.


Save a Life Today
With much needed support and help we are able to give abused, unwanted, stray and injured animals the care they deserve, the shelter they need and the hope they will find a loving home. Your donation helps in so many ways. It provides food, medicine, housing, and so much more. With your support we can continue to save and change lives.
Ashtabula County Animal Protective League is a registered 501c-3 non-profit organization, all donations are tax deductible as allowed under current tax code.
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My Dog Chubby Passed away last week..
it was shocking because he was so young, he was only 4 years old. He was a happy happy hyper dog who never did any harm to anyone.
he was a dog who got excited whenever you walked into the house.
he was a good dog with bad habits but he was a good dog.
We miss him so much.. we never got to get emotionally connected fully because he was a dog who loved to play but hated being loved..
Heres a little video for him.
Miss you Chubby, We love you!


NRT FOR PETS
Does your pet have health issues that don't seem to resolve? Maybe you've tried the traditional route, without results. Or maybe you would like to avoid toxic chemicals, poor food, etc., and try a more natural route to achieve wellness for your pet. If so, please call for an appointment.
EMOTIONAL TESTING FOR PETS
Does your pet seem to have emotional issues? Yes, I can help your pet with emotions that may be causing them distress. I'm seeing great things with the pets I've been helping recently. One dog had severe anxiety when she rode in the car. After I did the emotional work on her, she was no longer anxious in the car.
I recently worked on a pit bull that had anxiety issues so bad that it was hard to even control her. After working on her, she instantly calmed down and has been much calmer since.
I enjoy helping pets and would love to help your pet. Call me today to make an appointment. 404-358-5707
If you're an animal lover like me, you want the very best for your pets. I've had many pets over the years and as I have researched health issues, I have discovered that the pet food marketed to the public today is not promoting a good quality of health for our pets. Everyone remembers the tragedy a few years ago with the pet food from China. That was a wake-up call for many of us. It caused me to dig deeper into the truth behind the making of pet food. Now we have another scare with the pet treats. It never seems to end. My dogs and cats are as important to me as children are to many parents. I want the best for them so that they have a happy and healthy life, and in turn I have fewer vet bills. As much as I like my vet, I don't want to give him any more of my hard-earned money than I have to.
“By-products” is one of the most common ingredients in our pet food. It may sound harmless but it is not. By-products consist of hooves, horns, skin, hair, feathers, beaks, feet, waste material, pig feet and snouts, and many more disgusting things. These come from the rejected parts of animals at slaughterhouses. They are not fit for human consumption as they are diseased or come from dying animals and animals found dead on feed lots. They can also include moldy and spoiled processed meats. Not to mention all of these dead animals have been fed chemicals, antibiotics and hormones. Does this sound healthy in any way? Did you know euthanized pets are sold to pet food companies where they become food for our beloved pets?
I feed my dogs and cats a raw diet. I purchase raw meat that is specifically processed for pets, i.e., it has the organs and bones in it, which provides some necessary nutrients. Blue Ridge Beef is my source for raw food.
Here is a very good article about pet food by one of my favorite holistic veterinarians, Dr. Becker:
I do not recommend annual vaccinations for any pet. It is harmful on many levels and especially should NEVER be given to a pet with compromised health. For more information see one of Dr. Becker's numerous articles on this subject:
Here I am working on a client with Nutrition Response Testing and Emotion Code. All animals have emotions and it's always rewarding to help them.
Here's a testimony about a canine client I have been working on for a while. Please note this dog is FIFTEEN years old! Also, her hair has come back. So happy for Maggie!
"Friend and Cobb volunteer has helped my senior dog of 15 yrs old. As you can imagine she has some health issues at 15 yrs old. Maggie's liver ALR counts had zoomed to 535 and she had hypothyroidism and was losing tons of hair. I took Maggie to the vet the other day for a full panel blood test. They called me with results and said Maggie's liver counts are now down to 150, where they should be, and her thyroid is now normal. They said her results were great and to keep doing what I am doing. What I am doing is working with Peggy Minchew and holistic supplements. Peggy not only works with animals but she works with people issues as well."
Meet Hunter. Hunter came to me with some serious health problems, not yet fully diagnosed by the vet. His condition was life threatening and his family was extremely stressed at the thought of losing their sweet boy. My testing showed some of his organs were weak. My job is to determine where the weaknesses are and what’s causing them. I discovered he had a fungal infection, along with some trapped emotions. Emotions can have a negative on not only our health, but the health of our four-legged family members as well. I put him on a protocol of supplements to not only eliminate the fungus, but to support the affected organs. Not long after our appointment, his vet diagnosed him with blastomycosis, a very serious fungal infection. (I like when my findings are confirmed by the medical people.) Hunter’s family decided to give him the drug used for treatment, which is extremely expensive and has serious side effects, one of them being death. My plan was to continue to support his organs through the treatment and diminish the fungus. Well, I’m happy to report that at Hunter’s last vet visit, they said it normally takes about eight months to reach the place he’s in at only TWO months! Hunter is now blasto free and back to his old happy self and having fun with his new sister Bella. He had not taken well to her arrival last year but is now happy to play with her. I guess when you feel lousy, your whole attitude is lousy too. I am so very happy for Hunter and his family.


Lobsterman Dog Leashes. Our Lobsterman Dog Leashes are proudly Made by Lobstermen right here in Maine! Our leads are made from high quality sail rope which is soft, pliable and gentle on the hands. Leashes are 6' Long and 3/8" diameter. These Lobsterman Dog Leashes are highly functional, attractive and incredibly durable! Maine Lobstermen add a little flair to these durable leashes by stitching and wrapping the ends. Solid brass snap clip. Available in 5 colors. **Please note that we recommend these leashes for mid sized to large dogs due to the brass clips.
Proudly Made here in Maine!!


"...both people and pets died as a result of pet owners being hesitant to leave their homes in Katrina, as well as the fact that facilities such as kennels and veterinary clinics on the Gulf Coast were not always reliable options.Bottom line?
The bottom-line truth was obvious: the best evacuation is for pet owners and their pets to get away from the Gulf Coast.
Cooperative efforts of the South Mississippi Humane Society, the Harrison County (Miss.) schools and civil defense has resulted in a much-needed pet-friendly evacuation shelter."
"If you have pets, you have the responsibility to provide for their evacuation plan as urgently as your own. The lives of both you and your pets may depend on it."


Dog bites can pierce skin, break bones and spread disease. Even wounds that appear minor can become easily infected. Everyone should try to avoid being bitten by a dog, but it maybe especially important for parents to help protect children from dog bites.
This is because children are especially vulnerable to dog bites. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), children are bitten more often than adults, and the wounds are often more severe than what adults experience.
Why do dogs bite children?
Children may be bitten more often than adults because they do not yet understand dog body language. Also, they may not yet realize that even a beloved family pet can bite.
Some of the main causes for dogs biting include:
- Territorial behavior
Dogs can also bite when they perceive a child’s behavior as a threat. This may include the child pulling the dogs tail or ears, trying to ride the dog or trying to dress up the dog.
How to prevent a dog from biting my child?
Any dog can bite. This means that if your child is young, the best way to protect him or her is to always supervise your child when he or she is around a dog. This may seem extreme if your family owns a generally well-behaved dog. However, over half of all dog bite injuries occur at the victim’s home with a familiar dog.
As your child ages, consider teaching appropriate ways to interact with a dog. This can mean teaching your child to pet the dog nicely or throw the ball for the dog. However, it is also important to point out behaviors that should be avoided, as well as body language that may indicate it is time to leave the dog alone.
If a dog bites a child, it can be a painful and traumatizing event. Dog bite wounds often require immediate medical care, and depending on the severity of the injuries, extensive medical care may be necessary.
However, if someone else’s dog injured your child, you may be able to receive compensation for your child’s medical expenses and other costs associated with the injuries. Your family should not need to suffer because of someone else’s dangerous pet.


Four Reasons to Adopt a
Dog Right Now
Want a pet dog but can’t persuade your parents or your significant other to get one? Well, fret not, because we’ve got you covered!
Here’s some of the best verbal-ammo you can use, to overturn everyone’s protests, and finally get the canine love of your life!
Get a dog and get healthy!
Got a dog? Well, chuck laughter out, for your furry companion is here to take his place as the “best medicine” of all time. You might call this an exaggeration, but clearly, the Royal College of Nursing, UK, and Harvard Medical School don’t think so.
According to them, dogs might actually help improve health, with evidence showing a decrease in heart diseases, cholesterol levels and stress, linked to dogs.
Looks like dogs don’t just fill your heart, but clear it too – an amusing irony!
Stress Soothers? No thanks, we’ve got our dogs!
Feeling sad, depressed or just plain melancholy? Well, rest assured your dog will immediately sense your desolation and come bounding to cheer you up! Not only will they give you all the loving devotion you want, but they’ll also reduce stress levels and trigger the “feel-good” hormone – Oxytocin.
Guess this is goodbye, depression! (Or at least we hope so.)
Need a wingman? Well, look no further.
Want to sleep in, instead of going to the gym and putting in all that effort? Well, it’s your lucky day, for you can do just that. All you need is to take your dog out for a walk, and let your furry companion unleash his magic! Not only will you be inexplicably deemed more attractive, by the opposite sex, but people, in general, will also be more empathetic, kind and helpful around you.
Owning a pet is the perfect ice-breaker and an instant conversation-starter. Trust us, your ultimate wingman is right beside you.
Evil minions, Beware!
Whether it’s taking care of a toddler or guarding your property against security risks, dogs are the most versatile guardians ever.
Just an angry bark from your canine sentinel will be enough to send even the most hardened of criminals packing. And we’re not kidding. After all, using this primitive, but golden scare-tactic is not what one would be expecting, in the 21st century.
Which Dog To Buy?
There are dozens of dog breeds said to be suitable to be kept as pets. We suggest that you buy a puppy so that you and your dog can grow together and strengthen the bond.
While there is no harm in opting for an adult dog, choosing a puppy would be more beneficial. However, they can be a little difficult to take care of.
Some of the most popular breeds include labrador, husky, bulldog, and golden retriever. Check FouFou puppies for sale for some healthy options.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your cards, make a flashy presentation, and convince even the most adamant of dog-critics that these treasures are here to STAY.


AnimalKind Inc. is a low cost spay and neuter program designed to help people who need financial assistance. We rely solely on grants and donations. We currently have veterinarians in Springfield, Bolivar, Clinton, Stockton, and Humansville.
Memorial for Terry
Three and a half years ago, we adopted 2 Amazing dogs from Animalkind. My husband was especially drawn to our beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Molly. She would jump up in his lap and love on him and talk with him. Terry missed her when we were away..... Three and a half months ago, Terry's life took a turn and he was Diagnosed with Acute Monocytic Leukemia and Lewey Body Dementia Parkinson's. He fought a hard fight, but eventually the Chemo took it's toll and he passed peacefully June 21. He was never one for accolades or flowers... But he was certain that he wanted to help the organization that brought Sweet Molly and Mouse into our lives. We are asking for Memorial Donations to be made in his honor to help rescue many more dogs and allow them a loving home as we have.
HumanKind Helping AnimalKind
Many families dearly love their pets, but simply cannot afford the full cost of spaying and neutering them. AnimalKind helps those pet owners with the expense of this surgery for their pets. We’d like to share the story of one such family. A single mother and her son, along with their two dogs and three cats, had to move from near Harrisonville to Nevada, Missouri to be near her daughter, who has special needs. The children’s father had died a year earlier, and the dogs had been especially comforting to him and the family in the father’s last days. This single mother found a rental house that would accept pets, but the landlord required that the pets be spayed and neutered before the family could move in. She could not afford the veterinarian bills, but she could not bear to relinquish the pets. So she and her son camped in a tent by the river with the animals. They were family, after all. The animals had supported her and her son in their most difficult times. She could not abandon them. AnimalKind heard about the situation, and paid for the surgery for all five pets. That way, the woman could use what money she had to pay the security deposit to the landlord, and move her family into a house near her special needs daughter. AnimalKind not only helped the animals, but we helped the family, too. Won’t you help us keep helping families and pets?
What the Veterinarians Say
"Animal Kind has been a blessing for both veterinarians and pet owners alike. Many pet owners are unable to spay or neuter their pet's due to cost. With the Animal Kind program, it helps cover the cost of this, while helping to get the pet seen and checked for other medical conditions that they may not have been aware existed. We greatly appreciate their assistance to the pet community. They are truly a blessing."
Dr Levin and Dr Lindsey Roweton
Animal Care Clinic


” Local dog owners are thrilled to have a place for their pups to “run wild and free!” “
Heritage Harbor is the first to offer a space for our furry friends to run leash-free in Ottawa. The greatly anticipated new addition of River Run Dog Park has everyone talking. This fenced-in park is the only space in Ottawa in which owners can take their dogs for a leash-free romp, given local leash ordinances.
This amenity is available for everyone’s enjoyment at no cost, and the overwhelming gratitude has been heart-warming. People want the best for their dogs, and freedom to run around and play is an important aspect of keeping them healthy and happy. We are enjoying viewing the posts and pictures owners have shared of their fur babies enjoying the space, and we are so happy we can offer this opportunity for pet play dates.
A tremendous amount of gratitude is owed PetSmart and Starved Rock Community Foundation, as these organizations along with Heritage Harbor have made River Run Dog Park possible. Waste bags and disposal station are provided for your convenience.
The responses to our initial announcement say it all…local dog owners are thrilled to have a place for their pups to “run wild and free!” Bring Fido out to Heritage Harbor and give him a taste of ‘freedom!’


Paws and Pearls: The Best Ways to Incorporate Pets into Your Wedding
6 birds, 5 horses, 4 dogs, 3 rats, 2 lizards, 1 hamster, 1 turtle, 1 cat, and more fish than I could ever count; those probably weren’t even all of the pets running around my house or yard at some point. Pets are a part of your family, and a wedding is all about bringing a family together, so it only makes sense that you would want the cutest members to be a part of it! (well… some of them. For me, the lizard and fish could probably stay home and the cat doesn’t really like people so…) However, sometimes these family members don’t always want to cooperate. While most of your human guests will understand that the toasts mean it’s time to sit and listen quietly, your dog may think it’s a great time to say “Hi” to the world and run from room to room, you know, just because they can. It can be tough to find a wedding hall that will work with your pets on your big day. Here at NOAH’S, we want to help you have the best day possible for all the humans and pets involved, so we’ve compiled some of the best ways to incorporate pets into your wedding.
Engagement Photo Shoot
Pets are cute, but hooves don’t go very well with hardwood. Rather than bringing your pet to the actual event, why not incorporate them through your pictures. Photos with pets often get some of the biggest “oohs” and “aahs.” Including your animals in your engagement photos allows you to display the prints at your reception or send them out with your invitations, and also means you can avoid the possibility of dirty paws and claw marks on your tux or dress. Display the photos on decor tables in NOAH’S beautiful entryways or use them as part of your centerpiece decoration in the Main Hall. Either way, they are sure to get your guests talking.
Day of Photos
Photo: Trin Jensen Photography
If a photo shoot with your best bud on your big day is just too cute to resist, we have a few tips to help the process go smoothly. We recommend taking the photos as early as possible, that way if an accident does happen, you’ll have time to fix it before the ceremony. Ask your photographer to stop by your house while you get ready to snag a few shots. This way your pets will be in a familiar environment and won’t be surrounded by lots of new people, so keeping them calm and posed will be a bit easier.
Photo: Caitlin Steva Photography
Walk Down the Aisle
Photo: JM Studios
Having your doggo walk down the aisle is a charming and undeniably cute moment on your big day. However, remember that you’re bringing in a lot of factors here— lots of people, a new place, and no guarantee that they will cooperate as hoped. There are a few things you want to keep in mind here if you have your heart set on this moment. First, the safety of your pet. It’s likely that, even if they visit the venue beforehand, they will be excited or scared because of all the new people and decor on the big day. You wouldn’t want them to get spooked and go running out an unwatched door or crash into some delicate decor. To help avoid that, our policy at NOAH’S is to keep dogs kenneled up until the moment of the ceremony, and returned again as soon as possible afterward. Second, keep in mind the comfort of your guests. Someone running out of your ceremony in an allergic fit or your puppy jumping up on Grandma’s lap to say hello wouldn’t be ideal. We recommend checking with your guests beforehand for allergies and having multiple training sessions with your pup before the big day. Task a close friend or family member to bring them to the venue just before the ceremony and take them home again afterward for some well-deserved belly rubs.
Pictures, Pictures, and More Pictures
Photo: Taylor Cash Photography
Sometimes being there on the big day will just be too stressful for your pet and guests, and that’s okay! You can still have them with you in spirit through photos. One of our NOAH’S brides incorporated pictures of her cat into her bouquet, and the results were purr-fect (sorry, couldn’t resist.)
Photo: Darbi G Photography
Another option from a NOAH’S wedding that we fell in love with was this pet table. The couple adorned the display with pictures of their puppy and gave out treats for other dog owners to take home. The sentiment is so sweet and connects everyone at the wedding with those waiting anxiously for their humans to come back.
Above all else, incorporating your pet into your wedding makes for some adorable moments! If you’re looking for proof, here are a few more photos from real NOAH’S couples that we just couldn’t leave out because they melted our hearts. If you want to learn more about how we at NOAH’S Event Venue can work with you and your adorable pets to create the perfect day, schedule a tour today!
Photo: Katie Lindgren Photography
Photo: Madison Katlin Photography
Photo: Julina Marie Photography