Chess in Wallingford (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
His name is “Chess,” an Akita who went on his first Sniff Seattle walk yesterday. Did Chess have fun?
That’s a check, mate!
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Bruiser the Papillon from Sand Point (Photo by Jeanna/Sniff Seattle)
Bruiser the Papillon walking, playing and loving with Sniff Seattle!
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Baer from Shoreline (Photo by Eve/Sniff Seattle)
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Bonesy from Fremont in Seattle (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
So, as you can see from the photo, Bonesy definitely has a favorite part of the walk! And, hey, we don’t fault him one bit for that.
When you’ve been around as long as Bonesy, you’ve earned the right to relax.
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Rudy and Jose taking a Spring stroll (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
You may have heard. It rains just a tad in Seattle. (Oh yes, it’s true.) So we “water” our plant-life, umm, pretty much constantly.
Add a little sun, and this is what you get. A great day with two beautiful dogs in beautiful Seattle!
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Jeanna from Sniff Seattle with Stewie (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
“My husband and I are either going to buy a dog or have a child. We can’t decide whether to ruin our carpets or ruin our lives.” ~ Rita Rudner
That’s a joke, of course. And it may or may not ring true for you. If you live in Seattle, you have to wonder. There are 153,000 dogs here. Just 107,000 kids.
Guess that makes it a pretty good place to be a dog walker! Or a carpet cleaner.
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Potter's walks are ... adventures! (Photo by Eve/Sniff Seattle)
Now, that’s a happy dog!
Just had to share this pic with you. It was taken by Eve, one of our exceptional Sniff Seattle team members, at Boeing Creek Park in Shoreline.
This photo really captures the essence of our Sniff Seattle Park Hikes — a service we off that is a client fave.
Simply put, some dogs need a little more adventure. And we’ve got it for them! Sniff Seattle Park Hikes are the answer for the dog that needs to stay out longer, do more, and go further.
We pick up your pup and take ’em to the park for an hour of on-leash hiking and play through the luscious greenery of one of Seattle’s many world-class parks — such as Discovery Park, Magnuson Park, Woodland Park, Volunteer Park, Golden Gardens and Green Lake.
Ahhh. The Great Outdoors! When your pup needs more than a walk, call us and we’ll take them on an adventure!
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Sam, a Yellow Lab puppy, frolics (Photo by Jessica/Sniff Seattle)
It’s Spring again. For most of us, that is. For Sam, the adorable Yellow Labrador puppy in the photo above, it’s his first Spring.
Just like the flower beds and trees around him, Sam is blooming. This little cutie’s blossoming into the dog he will become. And we love being part of that.
Sam is one of the many pups in the Seattle area taking advantage of Sniff Seattle’s Puppy Out Relief.
Puppy Out Relief is a service we individually create to meet the particular needs of each of our puppy clients. The plan takes care of the puppy’s crucial potty needs, while teaching basic potty-training and building their bathroom routine. Puppy Out Relief could include a 30-minute walk and potty break in the morning, and a 15-minute playtime and potty break in the afternoon. And maybe third 15-minute visit.
Like I said, we work with you to create the perfect plan for your pup!
I should also say that while Puppy Out Relief is designed for younger dogs, it’s also great for senior dogs. Older dogs typically have weaker control and need to potty more often.
Puppy Out Relief. It’s part of the Sniff Seattle “snifference!”
Jeanna from Sniff Seattle
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Figo from Queen Anne wags with Sniff Seattle (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
“The reason a dog has so many friends, is that he wags his tail instead of his tongue” ~ Anonymous
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Quincy the Boston O'Terrier (Photo by Elizabeth J./Sniff Seattle)
St. Patrick drove all the snakes out of Ireland (or something like that). How do you think he managed that? Must’ve had some help of the canine variety, we’re thinkin’!
Quincy aka “The Q Man” agrees. Here he is celebrating “St. Patty’s Dog” last weekend.
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