We are looking forward to
spring! Check out our photos
of our daycare friends on the
daycare page.
spring! Check out our photos
of our daycare friends on the
daycare page.
Canines come to their owners to
be petted, as a sign of approval,
reward, and affection. Touch is
a very basic bond between
animals and humans. It's not
surprising that touch is a
powerful technique for healing.
Ask about a massage for your
dog.
be petted, as a sign of approval,
reward, and affection. Touch is
a very basic bond between
animals and humans. It's not
surprising that touch is a
powerful technique for healing.
Ask about a massage for your
dog.
What's New?
NEWSLETTER
| NEW! NEW! NEW! " IN HOME " DOG OBEDIENCE We are now offering Dog Obedience Training in the comfort of your own home. Andy K., son of Andy and Becky Zoll, along with his wife Cassie have many years of working with all breeds of dogs. Cassie is the manager of our Doggy Daycare and also a Cert. Canine Massage Therapist. Pets must meet the following criteria before training: 1. Must be in good health 2. Copy of current vet vaccinations of Rabies, Dhlpp and Bordatella. Call 419-886-4030 for more information!! "BEHAVIORAL ISSUES" Available now! Major Behavioral issues with your dog? "WE CAN HELP!" Andy A. Zoll has a Bachelor of Science Degree from Ohio State University, majoring in Zoology & Animal Behavior. Andy has over 40 years experience training and dealing with canine behavioral problems and helping hundreds of individuals and their dogs. Initial Consultation and Evaluation session "BY APPOINTMENT ONLY". Also, ongoing multi-level obedience classes, residential and "In Home" training available. "Let us help you put some normalcy back into your dog's life, as well as your own." Assistant Trainers Andy K. Zoll Jenny R. Resendez Cassie Zoll Becky Zoll ***************************************************************** "NEW ADDITION" Coming in August 2010, we will be adding an additional 24' x 32' and 6' x 16' additions on to our existing Doggy Daycare building. The 6' x 16' area will connect the two buildings together. We will have the larger dogs in the 24' x 32' play area and the smaller dogs in the 16' x 32' play area |
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