| The Reason We're Called The Dog Paddle, We Have A Dog Pool |
| Burn Off Energy - Lose Weight - No Impact Exercise- Learn To Swim! |
| Have you ever been in a hot tub? Do you remember how soothing the water felt on your body? Dogs experience the same soothing affects. The water in the pool is kept at 85-90 degrees. Water exercise puts little to no stress on the body, making it the perfect exercise for the senior dog or the young puppy. Combined with a proper diet, obese and overweight dogs benefit from the water exercise. The buoyancy of the warm water lifts the weight off of the limbs removing the pounding and jarring that occurs on land. Warm Water Swimming is the perfect way to condition the competition and/or working dog. Chasing a ball or stick may be fun, but very serious injuries can occur from twisting and jumping. Swimming increases cardiovascular fitness, develops and maintains good muscle tone, develops strength, endurance and encourages the use of the whole body while still putting little to no stress on the joints. Warm Water Swimming is safer and more comfortable for your dog than swimming in the ocean, lakes or rivers. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW All Swims are by Appointment Only All dogs must have short nails. Nails can be cut or dremeled before entering the pool. There is an extra $10.00 charge. All dogs must be clean and parasite free You must bring your own towels. We will provide the dryers. All toys must float. No food is allowed in the pool room. Only 3 Dogs are allowed in the pool at one time. If your dog has not swam before, your dog must wear a preservers. Dogs that have not been in the pool, must have an assistant in the pool with them. No Exceptions Dogs that are overweight or are recovering from an injury, must have their Veterinarian's written permission to enter the pool. RATES One time Introductory Swim $25.00/ half hour Swims $35.00 / half hour Second Dog and Third Dog within the same half hour $17.50 per dog Assisted Swims $45.00/ half hour |
| Services |
| Stryker Learned to swim Excellent puppy!! |
| Chantal First time in the pool |
| Chantal Learning to swim |
| Chantal She got it!!!! Good Dobermann |
| Stryker Swimming lesson 1 |
| Ryla Already knows how to swim |
Sophie getting ready for a swim
| SEA MONSTER???? Naaa!!!! It is only Maggie the Briard having a swim |