Summer’s Companion Services

01/14/2025

I’ve been under the weather 👎🏻 But these guys really know how to bring your spirits up! ❄️🐾♥️

01/03/2025

New year, new album! Starting off strong with some cold winter walks 🐾🥶 The shepherds could care less

12/29/2024

Zeke and Zoey getting in their last dog walks of 2024! 🐾🎊🍾

12/26/2024

12/17/2024

Olive girl has been loving her walks when her mom is away at work! 🐾🫒

12/17/2024

Zeke and Zoey had some lovely walks the other day! Zoey got a compliment on how gorgeous she is 😊🐾

12/17/2024

What are Bleu, Venus, and I chasing in 2025? 🐾

• Perfecting our obedience, skills in canine sports, and cool tricks!
• Continuous socializing, and every day structure.
• Working towards physical fitness, daily mental stimulation, and maintaining good health overall.
• Going on even more adventures and strengthening our bond with each other ♥️

Every year gives you more opportunities for growth with your dogs and It’s your job to get moving to find them!

What are your goals for you and your dogs in 2025? ⬇️

12/12/2024

Let it snow! ❄️🐾

12/07/2024

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12/06/2024

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11/28/2024

This Thanksgiving I’d like to express my gratitude to all of you! Thank you for choosing me for your companion needs and allowing me to be the one who helps you to have a better relationship with your pet! Wishing you a joyful Thanksgiving! 🐾🤎🐶

- Summer

11/19/2024

Onyx is still looking for his person!

11/12/2024

Me and my new friend Olive on our first official walk together today! 🍂🐾

11/12/2024

I can help you build a better relationship with your dog! & I’m excepting new clients!
I’m teaching basic obedience, life skills, and custom behavior plans.
You can send a message to Summer’s Companion Services or 5853072532 to get started. I look forward to working with you and your dog! 🐾

11/06/2024

PSA regarding our pets and wildlife populations‼️

Our domestic pets can have many negative effects on native animals. Especially our beloved dogs and cats. Our wildlife populations are decreasing and our pets play a role in it. Our pets hunt and kill native animals. Some of which are food/resources for others. Our pets spread parasites, harmful bacteria, and disease to wildlife through their waste. Pet waste can also contaminate water causing algae blooms that harm aquatic life. Our pets cause stress in wildlife populations, which can lead to habitat displacement, decreased reproduction, and overall health of native animals.

Since 1970 wildlife populations have decreased by a staggering 73%. Our wildlife populations are important. They play crucial roles in keeping the ecosystems around us healthy. Our ecosystems being healthy is essential to our survival by giving us clean air, water, regulating our climate, pollinating our crops, controlling pest populations, and granting us other resources including but not limited to food and medicine. The decrease in wildlife populations and loss of biodiversity can disrupt our ecosystem’s functions which significantly impact the health of our planet.

In order to help our wildlife populations thrive, we need to ensure our pets are supervised when outside and under our control, keep cats indoors or in their enclosed catios/porches, always clean up after them to the best of our ability, and avoid disturbing nesting areas and all the wildlife that cross our path.

11/06/2024

10/23/2024

Zeke and Zoey on their walks today 🍂