The Four Paws Bed and Biscuit

12/26/2024

Merry Christmas to everyone. Our ambassador Maizey is enjoying a Christmas dinner of ham and sweet potato. Proud to say all of our Christmas pups enjoyed the same Christmas dinner and are members of the Clean Bowl Club.

12/21/2024

To our Friends and Family during this wonderful holiday season. We want to extend a hope and prayer that your home is filled with joy, love, laughter, and a lot of dog kisses; and your stocking are stuff full of dog treats. We hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
From The Four Paws Bed and Biscuit

06/05/2024

Hi,

We are the Four Paws Bed and Biscuit; we are a small kennel (4 runs) that is about 1 mile east of Medford MN. One of the things that make us stand out of other kennels is that we Do Not put dogs together. It is for their safety because your dog could be okay with another dog, but not be okay with another. We do one on one with your dog. We also do daily walks, fun actives, and giving daily updates on your pup.

Prices have changed, we have not changed our prices for four years: Beginning summer
Daycare is $20
For overnight stays:
one dog is $30 per night
two dogs are $57 per night
any additional dog is +$27 per night

Summer Hours:
Monday-Friday: 6:30 am- 11 am, 12 pm- 6 pm
Saturday: 7 am- 11am, 12 pm- 6 pm
Sunday 12pm- 6pm

Lastly, we will be changing our website. It been a long time since we update it and really need help. It will be up and running next week (or week and a half if the computer decide not to cooperate).

Just to let you know that Rachel has got the kennel open daily for the summer. So, give her a call if you have any needs.

- The Miller family

The Four Paws Bed and Biscuit is a cozy canine retreat. Conveniently located 1 mile
east of hte Medf

05/27/2024

Memorial Day is about Honoring and remembering those (both 2 legged and 4 legged) military members that died in service to the United States. We would like to share a memorial that we found dedicated to Military dogs and their handlers that served our country. The picture is a statue located at the Highground Veterans Memorial Park located in Neillsville WI. www.thehighground.us Just south of Eau Clair, WI. It was interesting and humbling to see the tributes to the dogs and handlers that were memorialized there.
If sometime you have the opportunity to visit the Highground Veterans Memorial Park, it would be worth your time. They have multiple areas with tributes to the military service members that served in the different wars/conflicts. WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq. There is also tribute areas for Gold Star families, River of Tears memorial for widows and children, WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots), Native American military veterans, Military dogs and the Liberty Bell that traveled the US for the bicentennial celebrations. You and/or your kids can ring the bell if you want. There is also a museum that has exhibits which display the personal stories and artifacts of military servicemembers from different wars/conflicts. The themes and displays of those exhibits do change throughout the year.
We hope you have a great weekend and hope you take some time to reflect on whom gave their lives while serving the United States.
The Four Paws Bed and Biscuit

05/27/2024

All gave some, some gave all

Remembering Memorial Day