Before You Adopt

Thinking of adopting or purchasing a puppy? Three questions to ask yourself (and your family first):

1. Why do you want to adopt a dog? (Your answers can tell you a lot -- like if you're really ready for the 10+ year commitment of time, money, and effort!)

2. What kind of dog are you best able to care for at this stage in your lives? Just because you had and loved a Poodle growing up doesn't mean you have the time or resources to resoonsibly care for one now; just because you love 101 Dalmatians doesn't mean a Dalmatian is the best pet for your family.)

3. Do you know what it takes to keep that pup healthy and happy for life?  This one we can help you with -- the Essential Care Pack, and our monthly care program, can make sure you get on, and stay on, the right track of preventive maintenance. You'll keep your dog's teeth cleaned and prevent periodontal disease; you'll keep his nails trimmed and prevent injury; you'll stay on top of the best care for his skin and coat; you'll keep his ears free of yeast and mites and infections. Come see us!

Bringin' It Home

Here's a quick quiz:

Mobile grooming makes sense because:

a) anything mobile is cool

b) it's even more convenient

c) it saves you two trips (there and back)

d) the van looks cool in your driveway.

Ahhh yeah, right there....

Answer: All of the above! (Did you ace it? Here's a cookie.)  Yes, you will look cool with our mobile van in your driveway. It shows people what an awesome, responsible dog owner you are. People will assume your house is just as clean as your dog (they don't  need to know). 

But mobile grooming is also great for your dog! It's faster, there's less time away from you, less time in the car, time away from protecting the house. You get one-on-one attention. Your pup never has to leave home. He stays relaxed and looks cool in front of all the neighborhood dogs. If he doesn't like other dogs or being in a crate, it's even better!

So give your pet the gift of all that (and a bag of chips) this holiday. She'll love it so much you'll wonder why you didn't do it before. Give us a call and we'll come over and play.

Jupiter:  (561) 745-6605

West Palm Beach (new!): (561) 328-9096

This Much Is True

Okay, so we kind of love mantras and slogans around here. Mostly, this is because we love to inspire and to be inspired. Our work is our passion and our passion is our work. We want to make dogs' lives longer, better, happier. After all, for thousands of years, dogs have been making our lives longer, better, and happier.

One of our guiding convictions is that dog people are good people.  Here are just 5 of the myriad ways this is true:

1. You don't live only for yourself. A dog depends on you completely. He can't even go outside to take a potty break unless you let him out (more power to you if you have one of those doggy doors). Every morning, you wake up and tend to someone else's needs, often before your own (potty first, then coffee; feed dog, feed self, you know the drill). You have someone else to think about before you make plans for the day, the evening, your vacation. You very often put someone else's needs before your own (cue that 6 AM wake-up snout).

2. You're loyal. People and animals can depend on you, they can trust you. You value loyalty and commitment in others -- just take a look at your chosen pet. Who's more loyal than a dog?

3. You're conscientious. You're kind, you do what you know is right. Chances are, you've trained your pup to do the right thing, too. 

4. You're agreeable. Scientists have shown this to be true (so there).

5. You know how to love another. You give and receive affection, which makes this world a better place.

Dog people are good people. Good for you, dog person. We like your style.