Ruff Inn it Kennels

04/15/2024

Cuteness overload ❤️

04/01/2023

Everyone is doing really well ❤️

04/01/2023

Definitely a believer in pheromones ❤️

03/17/2023

The pups are so HAPPY that Yummies opened today! Pup cups all around!❤️

02/09/2023

We will be closed 2/10/23-2/14/23. I will answer calls and text messages when I get back on 2/15/23. Have a blessed weekend everyone ❤️

11/18/2022

Heads up!

11/18/2022

Some of you may not like the snow, but Gunner LOVES it! Stay safe and warm Everyone!❤️

11/11/2022

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you for your service!❤️🇺🇸

08/17/2022

Just so everyone knows. I will be closed 08/29/22-09/12/22, due to having major surgery. I will not be available. Sorry for any inconvenience.

03/10/2022

Hello Everyone! Once again here is a friendly reminder, you will not be able to reach me on messenger. Please call or text me 585-330-4751.

02/18/2022

I can’t get into Messenger again! Please text or call 585-330-4751.

02/10/2022

Just so everyone knows. I am unable to get onto messenger. So with that being said, if you have sent a message to the kennel in the last 24-48 hours. I have not received it. Please call or text me at 585-330-4751. Thank you!

01/29/2022

09/01/2021

Just another reminder

08/30/2021

Just so everyone knows the kennel will be closed till 9/8/2021. I will return calls, texts, and messages then. Take care everyone

01/23/2021

Those eyes ❤️

12/31/2020

Yes friends the pups have a different kind of friend/roommate with them for a little bit. We have brought Emma’s girls in to keep everyone safe and warm during kidding. Honestly the pups that are here are being AMAZING about their new friends!❤️

12/31/2020

FDA: Pet food sold nationwide recalled after at least 28 dogs die, 8 sickened

FDA: Pet food sold nationwide recalled after at least 28 dogs die, 8 sickened

The FDA and Missouri Department of Agriculture said certain Sportmix pet food products shipped nationwide may contain potentially fatal levels of aflatoxin.

12/25/2020

Merry Merry Christmas to everyone, from Jesse and I! We hope everyone has a very blessed day filled with lots of love! Stay healthy ❤️

12/22/2020

Cutie ❤️

07/31/2020

Cuteness overload! BEAUTIFUL babies!❤❤❤

03/17/2020

Happy Saint Patrick's day to all! May we have the luck of the Irish and the grace of God today, and every day forward. Please be kind and look out for each other, during this crazy time

01/16/2020

Truth

DOODLES! (And others)

The perfect photo to show how matting happens at the base (or at the skin). So many doodle owners are saddened to hear the only thing I can do with their pups coat is a shave because they thought brushing the top coat was enough. By looking at this dog, you may not see the knots and you may not feel them as you would a knot on the ends of the fur but once it starts its very difficult/ impossible to brush/COMB out... Not to mention it would be cruel to put the dog through. A quick once over will not work for these guys if you want them in a fuzzy coat. You really need to sit down with a metal comb and make sure you can get it through the entire body a couple times a week.

Often times I feel like owners don't believe groomers when they say the dogs has to be clipped. I always hear "I know he/she is matted, but leave as much as you can"... this photo shows, the only way to get UNDER the matting is nothing left.
I promise you, I'd rather not clip your baby naked either! I also don't want to hurt my reputation when the clients go around complaining about how the last groomer "scalped" their dog....But doodles are easily one of the highest maintenance dogs in reference to their coats. The combination of the soft coat of a golden, or aussie, or newf, or wheaten, or whatever they are mixing poodles with these days is a coat that is SO prone to matting. And even more so are the new "double doodles" that i like to call "double maintenance".

I even find some doodles on a regular schedule still need to be clipped once or twice a year (maybe not shaved, but maybe teddy bear length for a fresh start) because after all of the brushing and de-matting, the damaged coat seems to become even MORE likely to matt.
If you like a fluffy pup, you probably need to consider no more than 3-5 week intervals between grooming AND set aside time for regular COMBING at home. A doodle grooming STARTS at $125 (with my service) so make sure you’ve set aside that budget.

Please know, if you bathe your doodle you really need to blow dry and brush out right after. MOISTURE of any kind; be it a bath, rain, swimming, snow etc are all going to amplify matting. And if you know your dog is already matted-- bathing is only going to make it worse! Brush out BEFORE the bath.

AND!!!!! "breeders" who say they can't/shouldnt be clipped and OR not to give them a hair cut until they are 1 year are out of their minds and setting you up for a SAD SAD SAD day when you finally take your pup to the groomer.

*this photo was originally shared by Paola Perez.

11/19/2019

I love my people, and their pups!!❤

08/27/2019

First off I need to apologize for any phone calls that have not been returned
I have not been recieving all of my voice mails through Verizon. I have spent a hour and a half on the phone with them. I have a land line I can be reached at 585-786-5886. You can still text or call my cell also 585-330-4751. Please if you call my cell text it also. I do not want anyone to think I'm ignoring you!
This is not how I run a business!

06/09/2019

I have the most AMAZING clients! I feel very spoiled myself! Thank you !❤

05/22/2019

I-TEAM: Dog owners may want to rethink certain dog foods

Please everyone take notice! This truly is becoming a epidemic.

Her six-year-old Weimaraner, Charlie, was diagnosed with what is likely a deadly heart condition called dilated cardiomyopathy, or DCM, after he collapsed while out for a walk last fall.

04/21/2019

Happy Easter Everyone! Enjoy your day with family and friends!❤🐾

03/18/2019

Please read everyone with a pup. Educate yourself for the sake of your fur baby.

Yesterday we had two wonderful Golden Retrievers, ages 6 and 2, come in for elective surgical procedures. Both dogs had a history of eating a well-known and popular grain free diet for several years. In one dog, an arrhythmia (irregular heart beat) was detected so an x-ray of his chest was taken. His heart was enlarged, so an echocardiogram was scheduled for that afternoon. An x-ray was also taken of the other dog's chest as a precaution, and his heart was also enlarged. He was able to get an echocardiogram same day, as well.

The reports on both dogs just came back, and both of these gorgeous, otherwise perfectly healthy dogs have Dilated Cardiomyopathy. The cardiologist suspects that in both cases it is related to their diet. Thankfully, this condition was caught early, and when fed a traditional diet, their condition should hopefully reverse. Their cases are being reported to the FDA, along with the thousands of others from across the country.

There is no evidence to support feeding grain-free. Most pet allergies are related to environment (pollens, etc) or protein sources. Grain allergies account for a tiny fraction of all food allergies in dogs. Unfortunately, many dogs are becoming very ill or even dying from eating so-called "BEG" diets (boutique, exotic, grain-free), and the terrible thing is nutritionally mediated dilated cardiomyopathy is 100% preventable. There have been zero reported cases of NMDCM in dogs eating foods that meet WSAVA guidelines, currently made by Purina, Hill's, Iams/Eukanuba, or Royal Canin. We strongly suggest if you are feeding a "BEG" diet that you change your dog over to one of the brands listed above. If you have any questions specifically related to your pet, please call us.

We are so hopeful we caught this disease in time for our two beautiful patients to reverse their disease. Their very caring and dedicated owners have already changed their diet to one that meets WSAVA criteria. The articles below will help explain this disease, WSAVA guidelines, and why grain-free was more marketing than science.

http://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2018/11/dcm-update/

https://www.wsava.org/WSAVA/media/Arpita-and-Emma-editorial/Selecting-the-Best-Food-for-your-Pet.pdf

http://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2016/06/grain-free-diets-big-on-marketing-small-on-truth/

https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/dogs-fed-some-popular-diets-could-be-risk-heart-disease/

03/01/2019

I’m sorry are you trying to eat💞