We offer full-service grooming and bathing on sight Monday through Friday by appointment. Prices are
based on type of breed and the condition of the pet.
Regular grooming can help prevent problems such as: excessive shedding, embedded foxtails and painful mats.
Grooming may also help identify other problems that might go unnoticed without the extra attention.
We provide an array of services that are sure to fit your pet’s needs.
For more information on rates and to schedule an appointment, phone us at 916. 991.3935
Gun-dog training is a specialized process for dogs that will work as field dogs
pursuing upland game or waterfowl.
A finished working-field dog goes through multiple training phases and the training
realistically doesn’t end after a set period of time nor does it happen overnight.
Our beginning phase for a started gun dog is a minimum of 6 weeks.
Dogs should be at least 8-10 months old. All dogs are trained with live birds.
At the end of the course, pointers & setters are steady to point, fully force retrieved to
hand and off leash obedience trained.
Retrievers are also force retrieved to hand, steady for waterfowl, worked in water
and off leash obedience trained.
After the first phase of training and your dog is ready to go home, you will attend a
session to observe your dog working in the field.
Brush ups and refreshers are always encouraged. Field dogs cannot be expected to
perform reliably if they are not given the opportunity to practice the skills they have
just learned.
Pet-dog obedience training is started on leash and open to all breeds. As each dog learns
differently and at different rates, please speak to the trainer about a training plan for your dog.
Typically, for on-leash training the dogs stay at the kennel for up to two weeks and
during that time they learn basic obedience skills such as: sit, stay, down and walk nicely on lead.