Endeavour K9

04/27/2025

Springtime smiles and wagging tales - our boarding pups are soaking up the sunshine and loving every moment! ☀️🐶

(Willow, Sam, Heike, Red)

04/26/2025

Anyone who goes to the village pet food shoppe

To our valued customers, Village Pet will be closed for at least a week due to some major damage done to the store front in a recent accident. We’ll keep you updated if the situation changes. We'll contact grooming clients to cancel appointments. Thankfully, all Village Pet staff members are unharmed.

Lyric and Kristy

04/26/2025

Boarding life on a windy day - ears up, noses out, and loving the breeze! 🌬️🐾

(Hudson, Sam, Heike, Red, Tess)

04/25/2025

Trail walk days are the best days - just ask Tess! 🌳🐾

04/24/2025

Our boarding dogs enjoying another beautiful spring day! 🌷🐾

(Red, Ellie, Hudson)

04/23/2025

NO UNWANTED LITTERS, we all agree with that goal; it's the surgical technique that should be reevaluated. Hysterectomy and vasectomy can be performed as early as 8 weeks of age with no negative side effects, rendering dogs sterile AND hormonally balanced.

"Early studies suggested that intact dogs displayed more problematic behaviors, and neutering was thought to improve certain behaviors, such as roaming, mounting, urinary marking, and intermale aggression [48,49,50,51]. These early conclusions likely contributed to the widespread belief that neutering is a reliable solution for unwanted behaviors. However, more recent studies have raised concerns about the potential for neutering to increase fear, anxiety, and aggression-related behaviors in both male and female dogs. Neutered dogs have been reported to exhibit more fear, nervousness, panic, social withdrawal, and even heightened aggression [44,52,53,54,55,56,57]. Therefore, caution must be exercised when considering neutering as a solution for behavioral issues.
Studies have reported higher risks for developing reproductive, urinary, metabolic, and musculoskeletal disorders in neutered dogs. Additionally, some studies suggest increases in stress, fear, anxiety, and even certain types of aggression following neutering.

The decision to neuter pet dogs remains a significant and ongoing debate from ethical, animal health, and animal welfare perspectives. Millions of dogs worldwide are considered integral family members, and their behavior, as well as the bond they form with their owners, play a key role in the decision to keep them as pets. When behavioral problems arise, neutering is often viewed as a potential solution. However, by removing the source of sexual hormones, neutering creates the potential for both beneficial and harmful effects on a dog’s health and behavior."

04/23/2025

Wednesday daycare dogs!🐾

(Asher, Sakada, Traya, Neila, Kinna, Mabel)

04/23/2025

Our boarding dogs enjoying the warm weather today!☀️🐶

(Hudson, Ellie, Red)

04/22/2025

Tuesday Daycare

Soni, Maverick, Rio, Ben and Bernie!

04/22/2025

☀️Sunshine with a side of zoomies! 🐾

Archie, Dax, Ellie,Hudson and Radar!

04/21/2025

🐾Zoomies for everyone today🐾

Stella, Archie, Hudson, Dax, Radar, Ellie and Panther!

04/20/2025

A good day for some extra activities!

04/19/2025

04/18/2025

Our boarding dogs making the best of a rainy day!

Stella, Hudson, Ellie, Baaghi, Linda, Zeus and Aurora!

04/18/2025

Upcoming events!

04/18/2025

Rainy day activities!

04/17/2025

🐾Some of our boarding dogs from today enjoying the beautiful sunshine! ☀️

Archie, Radar, Ellie and Panther!