Bring Them In Soiled, Get Them Back Spoiled!
The Dirty Dawg offers grooming the way it used to be, personal and friendly. They are located at 1867 Newbridge Road, Bellmore (just north of Camp Avenue).
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Lap Up these Long Island Links
LI-DOG is a community organization dedicated to increasing recreational opportunities for Long Island dog owners and their dogs. The group's efforts focus primarily on promoting the development and improvement of dog parks and responsible pet ownership.
The organization was founded in 1998 by a group of Huntington dog owners, led by Barbara Buscareno, who remains active in the organization, and is headed by Ginny Munger-Kahn, president.
Last year [2007], LI-DOG was responsible for getting legislation passed that will create five new dog parks in Suffolk County. The group is working to increase off-leash opportunities in Nassau County, as well.
For more information, visit their website:
LI-DOG members enjoying an evening get-together at a local restaurant.
This local group of Dachshund owners gets together on Sundays for fun and socialization at the Wantagh Park Small Dog Run in Wantagh at 10:00 a.m.
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Some Wantagh Dachshund Meetup Group members at one of Suzanne's Dog First Aid presentations.
Reiki is the art of energy healing. It helps to relax and give relief to the mind, body, and soul. Not only is it good for people--dogs enjoy it, too!
For more information, email Myrna at:
Here Myrna is working on a rescued greyhound at the 10th Annual Greyhound Fall Ball at Belmont Lake Park on Saturday, September 20, 2008.
As a pet sitter, our goal is to provide quality service and care for all pets. To treat them as if they were our own and to see to their needs in their owner's absence. We will respect their specific needs and those of their owners. We will be available whenever contractually required and will perform our responsiblities in an honest and respectful manner whether these duties are at our homes or theirs.
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