Swim Doggie Swim

12/31/2022

Swim Doggie Swim is officially closed! You can contact Stephenye Avery of MerMutts to book your swim sessions. The old Swim Doggie Swim phone number is now Murmutts phone number for your convenience, 360 582 9663.

This page will no longer be monitored.

12/30/2022

Just a reminder that Monday Jan 2nd is Doggy Chiropractor day!

Dr. Dave, the pet chiropractor, will be continuing on the first Monday of each month at MerMutts starting January 2, 2023. Please bring your pets and please enter and exit through the back entrance for this session as we will be having carpets cleaned in the lobby. We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!

12/25/2022

UPDATE: Gates have been returned. Thank you!

If anyone knows someone by the name of Leo who lives in Joyce and has two wooden gates(picture below) that were taken Saturday 24th from Swim Doggie Swim please have him contact me. He was given wrong information by someone other than the landlord about taking these. I need them back in the same good condition with the hardware that was on them. Giving a chance to bring them back before a report is filed. Thank you.

12/22/2022

The last picture of myself in the pool with one of my longest fur clients. Molly has been coming to Swim Doggie Swim every week for 4 years.

Molly started as a WAG dog who started coming to loose weight and to try and avoid a knee surgery. Starting at 123 pounds she has held her weight at around 88 pounds for the past few years and has been able to avoid that knee surgery.

When Molly found her furever home, her adopter kept Molly's swimming up because she saw how much it helped Molly.

At 12 years old, Molly is still her happy sweet self, moving great and feeling good!

Molly is one of the sweetest dogs I have ever met. She's an old soul and has that energy about her that makes you feel at peace.

Thank you to Dr. Melissa Smith and WAG for saving her and giving her a long, loving happy life she deserves. She is one very special girl.

12/18/2022

There's nothing like hanging out in the warm pool with silly Hannibal, Christmas music playing while looking out the window watching the snow fall❤️

12/18/2022

Dr. Dave, the pet chiropractor, will be continuing on the first Monday of each month at MerMutts starting January 2, 2023. Please bring your pets and please enter and exit through the back entrance for this session as we will be having carpets cleaned in the lobby. We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!

12/08/2022

My schedule is full. You can contact Stephenye Avery of MerMutts to start booking for January. For the convenience of my clients, Swim Doggie Swim phone number will officially be MerMutts phone number as of Jan 1st, 2023.

12/06/2022

For 2023 Doggy/Cat Chiropractor days here in Sequim,Wa stayed tuned to MerMutts page and website at

MerMutts provides the therapeutic benefits of warm water swimming for your dog in Sequim, Washington. Contact us today!

12/03/2022

Don't forget Doggy / Cat Chiropractor day is this Monday Dec 5th!

12/02/2022

Shout outs and thank yous!

As December is here and I am counting how many more days I have left in the pool, there are several people and businesses I would like to say thank you to and give a shout out to. These people and businesses help kept the facility and pool at Swim Doggie Swim open and going these past 5 years. I am truly grateful for all of them!

First and foremost, Keith Cortner! If not for, Keith the facility would literally be dark and the pool not running. Keith is my Mr. Fix at the facility and has saved my be-hind many times. We did learn to always check the big red EMERGENCY button before going forward when something in the pool is not working, lol. Good times! Thank you, Keith!

Huge thank you and shout out to Jamie Parrish Plumbing, Inc. They have the best customer service on the Peninsula! They also know that being a small business the pool couldn’t be down for too long. Their work is not only amazing but they did it all in a very timely manner so I could get the pool back up and running again to swim dogs. I’m so grateful you are right here in Sequim, and just down the street! Thank you to Jamie and all his employees at Jamie Parrish’s Plumbing for all your hard work.

Another huge thank you and shout out to is Roche Electric and Consulting. When no one else wanted to come out to help fix a small electrical problem (because it wasn’t thousands of dollars) Orlando of Roche Electric came out right away and fixed the electrical problem. Again, as a small business having someone come out in a timely manner to fix something so I can keep the business going is priceless! Also, great customer service! Thank you, Orlando, for all your help!

And the fourth huge thank you and shout to is David of David’s Appliances. If not for David, your dogs would go home wet! Or you would have to bring your own towels. David was always there to fix anything that went wrong with the washer and dryer. Again, it was always in a fast timely manner so I wouldn’t have to go to the laundry mat every night after a long day at work. Thank you, David, for understanding a small business needs and always being there!

11/27/2022

Dog + ball + water= Maddys happy place!

11/24/2022

I hope everyone is having a beautiful Thanksgiving! 🦃😋

11/22/2022

More Newfoundland fun!

11/20/2022

Newfoundland Sandwhich!! What do you do when you're in the pool doing bodywork on a 5 year old Newfoundland and the 5month old Newfoundland puppy wants to be part of it??? You just roll with it!! 😂❤️. Love ending my day with Bogh and his little brother Gus!!

11/14/2022

Last Doggy/Cat Chiropractor Day of the year! It's been a great year having Dr. Dave come out to Swim Doggie Swim once a month to help make our fur babies feel and move better. Thank you Dr. Dave!

11/08/2022

Don't forget about this Saturday November 12th from 10am-12pm at Swim Doggie Swim.

11/05/2022

Don't forget this Monday November 7th is Doggy/Cat Chiropractor Day! Just a friendly reminder, please don't let your dog go up to another dog or person in the parking lot. There are a lot of reactive dogs that come to this and I want them all to feel safe and comfortable coming here. It's really important to me that they all have a good experience coming and going.
Thank you.

10/31/2022

Happy Halloween! 😂

10/19/2022

Want to know more about the new girl who will be taking over the facility Jan 1st, 2023?

Meet Stephenye Avery of MerMutts! Her bio is below and we will be having an open house so you can meet Stephenye and her husband Scott on Saturday November 12th from 10am-12pm at Swim Doggie Swim. Tap on picture below to read full bio.

10/16/2022

For those who don't think animals have feelings/emotions, here you go! No research or studying needed. It's right here. You're welcome 😊

10/13/2022

The sweet aging fur babies. One of the hardest parts of the job is watching these amazing dogs age.

Hunter has been coming to Swim Doggie Swim for a few years now. He still gets excited to be here, gets in the water on his own (with a bit of guidance), fetches the ball (a bit slower) and with some help.

Our towel dries are a cherished moment. Instead of running around excited and full of energy, they are now gentle, calm, sweet and loving.

Any dog loving person knows how much these moments mean and how hard it tugs at your heart. Love you Hunter❤️

10/11/2022

Next Doggy/Cat Chiropractor Day! That's right, you read that correctly! Dr. Dave also does chiropractor treatments on cats!
See you November 7th!

10/10/2022

Meet Ranger! Ranger is the perfect dog to talk about when it comes to swimming. If your heart and soul is truly in this for the dogs, then you know there is more to this picture/session than just swimming a dog.

Rangers first 8 years of his life was not the best. However, with amazing people who rescued him, took their time and had patience with him, Ranger is living a great life.

When you are working with a dog, especially abused, there are a lot of boundaries you have to respect. There are also barriers you need to work through with the dog in order to make him feel safe in an environment that is completely different and scary for a lot of dogs. You have to gain their trust by making them feel safe and then helping build up their confidence. That's a lot to do in just one session.

These pictures are from Rangers second session and it was a great way to end my day. He gave me his trust and I could feel him relax in my arms in the water. It was a great session and always the best feeling❤️.

At the end of the session when he was walking around his eyes looked relaxed and happy and I swear I saw a little smile.😁

10/10/2022

I just want to squeeze this face! Meet Tripp! This was his first session and he was all smiles once he figured out all this felt so good on his body. Tripps right hind leg was amputated as a puppy. His dad has done an amazing job at keeping Tripp moving and looking good! ❤️❤️

08/21/2022

Look at those faces!! Athena loves swimming and her brother Everest loves supporting her outside of the water!