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July 27, 2010 at 12:21 am #595713
inactiveMemberThrough September 15, Sound Dog Swims is offering a discount of over 5% on our Water Romp Trip. The total cost breaks down to $11.70 per half hour. A pretty good value for a customized level of activity, whether your loyal buddy is a gentle wader or a vigorous, athletic swimmer!
The 1.5 hour water romps are offered year round, as are additional pet care services, but summer time swim sessions are particularly great. Of course, they are lots of fun, but your dog will remain cooled down for the day if s/he is kept inside or in the shade after their exercise session. Morning sessions are especially wonderful for this.
The dogs are picked-up and delivered back to your home or office. For 1.5 hours I have them outside in small groups in clean, legal and fresh water environments. I customize the vigor of their exercise time according to their level of conditioning. If they are older, rehabbing from an injury, been inactive for while or just a wader, I make sure they are being motivated to swim at a level they can handle. I will work/play with them to increase conditioning over time as required. I LOVE doing this for the dogs and feel so lucky when folks entrust the care of their beloved pooches to me for high quality water play and exercise.
You are not being charged for travel time. The dogs arrive home tired and content.
Again, the Summer Special Expires September 15. Here’s the link with contact information:
And, a still-under-construction website: http://sounddogswims.com
Stay cool everybody!
And thank you for loving your dogs!
July 27, 2010 at 4:32 am #700019
JoBParticipantwhat a great idea!
July 28, 2010 at 2:11 am #700020
yumpearsParticipantWill you take any size dog? My newfoundland would love a swim!
July 28, 2010 at 2:14 am #700021
yumpearsParticipantAnd what parks do you take them to?
July 28, 2010 at 3:11 am #700022
inactiveMemberWell, thank you very much JoB.
I can only say that I hope other folks agree and drop me a note of interest. :)
Swimming is just such an effective exercise for these guys. I’ll try to spare you too much of the science, but suffice it to say it is the BEST low-impact, high resistance exercise for
ALL dogs.
Yumpears – You would be most welcome to drop me a note
To do this right, I have to ask a bunch of questions of you
about the dog before I could just say yes or no. But that
doesn’t mean I wouldn’t love to take your Big Dog out for a
romp. There aren’t many more magnificent, born-to-swim
swimmers in the canine kingdom than newfies!
As far as where I take them, I have my preferences, but there are a couple of options for folks. I’ll tell you about them when you drop me a line.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Thanks you guys!
Have a great evening!
July 28, 2010 at 5:57 pm #700023
JoBParticipantwestseattledood..
i so wish you could take mine..
but other than the fact that they still think an escape from a water encounter of any kind is a major miracle.. they don’t play well with others:(
i keep meaning to get out the wetsuit.. gear up like a pregnant seal … and take them out in their life jackets… someplace landlocked… murphy’s law and my desire for an orca encounter could end badly :(
oh for the warm lakes.. and rivers… of minnesota.. only thing i miss about being back in the NW.
water therapy is a real savior for so many dogs. we got enough water time in the summer for my old sweetie with hip dysplacia to make it through minnesota winters.
I can’t recommend it enough.
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