Village Dogs

Village Dogs Village Dog Walking is a dog walking and training company! We offer custom services to suit your needs.

🎓 Congrats to our Puppy and Beginner class graduates of November! 🐶 Tony, Reggie, Dolly, Franklin, Remy, Gunner, Myrtle ...
11/11/2025

🎓 Congrats to our Puppy and Beginner class graduates of November! 🐶

Tony, Reggie, Dolly, Franklin, Remy, Gunner, Myrtle and Pep

Join our ecollar class November 12th at 6pm! Visit the link for details and to sign up. www.villagedogs.ca/events
11/11/2025

Join our ecollar class November 12th at 6pm! Visit the link for details and to sign up. www.villagedogs.ca/events

When seconds count, your calm and knowledge could save your dog’s life. 💕From choking and bleeding to heatstroke and CPR...
09/11/2025

When seconds count, your calm and knowledge could save your dog’s life. 💕

From choking and bleeding to heatstroke and CPR — our Canine First Aid course covers it all.

Taught by certified instructors through Canine Health Canada, you’ll leave with the skills to stay calm and act fast when your best friend needs you most.

🐕‍🦺 Because love is knowing what to do.

📆 Upcoming sessions: November 30th, 2025 @ 9am

🔗 Sign up: https://appt.link/event/canine-first-aid

📨 Emails have gone out but as always, please make sure you check your junk mail! 📌 We have both puppy and beginner group...
08/11/2025

📨 Emails have gone out but as always, please make sure you check your junk mail!

📌 We have both puppy and beginner group classes starting November 13th, limited spots are still available.

🐶 If you joined the daycare waitlist before April and haven't heard from us, please reach out.

📍Emails have also been sent out for private lessons for anyone who joined the wait before November.

05/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who shared their Halloween photos with us! By random draw, our winners are Nikki Taylor Christensen with "Chuckie" and Rebecca Jones with "Pumpkin Creature". We will reach out to our winners to arrange for prizes to be picked up. Hope everyone had a safe and happy Halloween 🎃

Join our monthly pack walk tonight at 6:30. We will be meeting at Open Hearth!
03/11/2025

Join our monthly pack walk tonight at 6:30. We will be meeting at Open Hearth!

🚑 Would you know what to do if your dog was injured or stopped breathing?Join our Canine First Aid Class and gain the co...
03/11/2025

🚑 Would you know what to do if your dog was injured or stopped breathing?

Join our Canine First Aid Class and gain the confidence to act fast in an emergency! 🐶❤️

✅ Learn life-saving skills

✅ Hands-on CPR + bandaging practice

✅ Certified by Canine Health Canada for 3 years!

📅 Next class: November 30th, 2025 @ 9am

💻 Register today: https://appt.link/event/canine-first-aid

🎃Costume Contest Alert!!! 🎃Looking for a chance to show off your dog’s costume? Post a photo of your pup all dressed up ...
26/10/2025

🎃Costume Contest Alert!!! 🎃

Looking for a chance to show off your dog’s costume? Post a photo of your pup all dressed up in the comments for a chance to win a prize! Winners will be announced November 5th. Creativity and editing is encouraged! Makes us laugh or smile, but please keep in mind the comfort of your dog. 🐾

Choose costumes that fit well and don’t restrict movement, breathing or vision.

Avoid outfits with small parts that could be chewed off and swallowed.

Watch for signs of discomfort or anxiety. If your pet seems stressed, skip the costume.

Our November events are ready to go! We still have a rally class on the schedule for this month (October 27th at 6pm, no...
22/10/2025

Our November events are ready to go! We still have a rally class on the schedule for this month (October 27th at 6pm, no experience required). For details and to sign up visit www.villagedogs.ca/events

What events would you like to see on the schedule for December? 🐾

🐾 Meet Dottie 🐾Dottie’s story started on the streets of the Bahamas, where she had very little human contact. Before com...
19/10/2025

🐾 Meet Dottie 🐾

Dottie’s story started on the streets of the Bahamas, where she had very little human contact. Before coming to us, she had never worn a collar, never been on a leash, and didn’t know what it meant to be loved. Being touched or pet made her nervous, she just didn’t understand that people could be kind.

But over time, this little potcake has completely transformed. With patience, structure, and a lot of love, Dottie has learned that humans aren’t so scary after all. Now she’s like a little cat, she loves attention, leans into pets, and follows her favorite people everywhere. She’s silly, affectionate, and so proud of herself every time she’s brave enough to try something new.

Dottie has made incredible progress with her training. She’s kennel trained, has e-collar training, and she also works with a prong collar for structure and guidance. She thrives when she has clear communication and consistency, and she’s eager to please when she feels safe and understood.

She’s still learning to navigate the world. New environments, people, and sounds can be intimidating, but with patience and reassurance, she grows a little braver each day. She just needs someone who will go at her pace and be her moral support as she continues to build confidence.

Dottie also has a funny side that keeps everyone laughing. Sometimes she likes to “return to her roots” and stand silently in bushes, observing life. And when there’s food around, she pecks at your hands like she was raised with chickens, we like to think of it as her own special form of enthusiasm.

We’re currently looking for a foster-to-adopt situation for Dottie. Because it takes her some time to warm up to new people, we’re happy to set up a couple of meet and greets to let her get comfortable and show off her personality.

Dottie loves other dogs and could share her home with a friend, but she prefers to meet them slowly and make sure they’re worthy of joining her circle. A proper meet and greet will help her feel safe and sets everyone up for success.

Dottie is an incredibly special girl. Loyal, smart, and full of love once she lets you in. She’s come so far already, and with the right person by her side, we know she’ll continue to shine. ❤️

** Dottie comes to us from South Paw Conservation Nova Scotia, if you have any questions about Dottie, please reach out to us. If you would like to know about the adoption process and are interested in Dottie, please reach out to South Paw directly. [email protected] **

We've got an ecollar intro class Wednesday October 15th at 6pm, registration is required! If you're curious about how ec...
12/10/2025

We've got an ecollar intro class Wednesday October 15th at 6pm, registration is required!

If you're curious about how ecollar training can benefit you and your dog, this is the class for you. You do not need to own an ecollar to attend, one will be provided.

Register here: www.villagedogs.ca/events

Join us for a pack walk October 6th at 6:30pm. We are headed to Open Hearth (meeting at Highland Fries building). Everyo...
06/10/2025

Join us for a pack walk October 6th at 6:30pm. We are headed to Open Hearth (meeting at Highland Fries building). Everyone welcome! This is a not a formal training event but advice will be given to anyone who needs some help. This is a free event but sign up is recommended incase any details change. See you soon!

www.villagedogs.ca/events

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Who We Are

Village Dog Walking starts with a dog named Skittles. I am the proud dog mama of a wonderful 13 year old mutt. When Skittles was 4 I decided it was time she learned to walk on a leash. Having lived in the country all her life Skittles barely knew what a leash was and had zero loose leash skills. It became my mission to walk her and my black lab; who also had no leash manners. Everyday I headed down the road to take the dogs swimming. The 5 minute walk took 20 minutes with a 40 pound mix and an 80 pound lab who were determined to lead the way. My stubbornness prevailed and there began my love for not just owning dogs, but teaching them as well.

Life can be hectic and sometimes that means our dogs simply don’t get the attention they deserve. Also, a tired dog is a good dog, so I’m here to lend a hand. There’s nothing worse than to come home at the end of the day only to discover your dog has chewed up your favorite pair of shoes! Living in Cape Breton sometimes the weather gets us down but most of our four legged friends don’t seem to mind. My dog loves the snow and will even tolerate rain if she sees the leash, so I’ve learned to dress warm. This mean I’ll be walking rain, shine... or snow!

It’s important to understand that dogs require regular exercise to live long, happy and healthy lives. Walking not only gives your dog the physical exercise it needs but also mental stimulation as well. When we first get our new puppies we socialize them as much as we can but we tend to slow down the process as they age. Group walks are a great way to continue that socialization process to make it a lifelong experience. I am here to help your pooch live it’s best life and I look forward to meeting you and your dogs!

-Arielle