Alaska Home and Pet Care

04/07/2016

03/04/2016

03/02/2016

Now accepting new clients for the Eagle River area.

If your pups sit at home while you work all day they can enjoy my pet care services. I provide the Eagle River residents with a potty and play option. I let dogs out during the day to get some exercise, to potty, and play with frisbees and balls so you don't have to come home on your lunch break or rush home after work.

Your dogs can be let out one on one with me or if your dogs are fully vaccinated and you choose so I can bring over my dogs to your fenced yard for even more exercise and socialization.

I've found that dogs who get to romp and play off leash with friends actually get more exercise and are more satisfied than just getting a slow leashed walk. I occasionally text pictures of your dogs having fun too so you can enjoy seeing them play and form friendships.

All p**p from that day's play group session would be picked up so you don't have any extra mess to clean up.

Dogs that listen and come when called can go for car rides to a nearby field to romp around and play ball or adventure to another dogs fenced yard for a stimulating change of scenery.

Potty and Play sessions are $15 a day with a minimum of 4 days a week sign up required.

I'm licensed and insured and have been in business full time for 6 years and am experienced and confident in handling groups of dogs, helping them with social skills and positively reinforcing your training program.

03/12/2015

I'm honored to know that so many clients have my name on that tiny piece of paper.
Celebrating my 5 year anniversary of being in business!

For us at Bully Mart this is a true story! How about you?

02/10/2015

Have you ever had a dog escape your arms or car or home? What is the first thing you do? If you're like most people, you chase after them. They run and then you run. It seems almost instinctual, do...

01/30/2015

This is an EXCELLENT graphic!

Pay attention to what a dog is telling you. And teach children to respect a dog's space! Too many dogs end up in shelters (or worse, put down) because the adults in charge were not monitoring the child/dog situation.

Many times when a dog bites a kid parents say, “There were no warnings. He just bit him for no reason.”

The unfortunate truth is that there are almost always warning signs, but the humans miss them. This photo shows a few warning signs that the dog is uncomfortable and may bite.

12/15/2014

Is your dog a fence-jumper? Try paw-proofing the top of your fences with a PVC 'roller bar' which dog paws can't hold onto. For more info check our Knowledgebase at http://bit.ly/1iU270l

11/22/2014