Everydog

08/20/2026

A nice day for pups to relax and play.

Our new dog park and runs are big hits with our guests. The dog park has lots of natural vegetation enrichment and guests can wander around at their leisure, sniffing, checking out the nooks and crannies, and saying hi to the other pups. The dog runs have a shady patch for loafing and napping, and lots of space for guests to communicate with each other and interact, from the safety of their respective runs. You can see that our “non-social” model doesn’t mean there aren’t regular opportunities for safe social contact, when that’s a thing a guest might enjoy.

This space is slowly shaping up and we look forward to getting it just perfect over the coming months. :)

*this content was human-generated

08/02/2026

Some of our long weekend guests, sniffing around, hanging out in the shade, splashing in the pool, and doing their other favourite things. We are fully booked this weekend, but it’s still quiet and peaceful here, and you can hear the leaves rustling and the birds chirping.

07/29/2026

Dear Friends:

Somehow, it is Everydog’s 15th birthday this month, which feels both impossible and long-overdue. We first started as a dog daycare in the Warehouse District in Regina, as shown, and meandered our way to our kennel building and dog park in Rouleau.
What a long, strange trip it's been!

I keep trying to write an ode or a history or how we have changed over the years (and how we've stayed the same), and I’ve deleted as many things as I have written. I get too wordy, and my eyes get leaky, and I question which bits are the most important to mention.

This is where you come in. If we passed around a birthday card for Everydog, what would you write on it? We typically don’t prompt for Google or FB reviews, but I will shamelessly ask for them, on our 15th birthday, and won’t again, until we reach 20. If have done a good job or gone the extra mile somewhere over the years, we’d love the high fives and pats on the back.

Stay tuned for some cake and celebrations, with our guests.

07/15/2026

These two housemates love their dog park time. They get to explore and zoom and chase and sniff and p*e on stuff and wrestle and do all the fun, best dog things, without having to worry about other dogs in their faces and spaces.

07/13/2026

ALL of our guests are our favourites, but Cage is extra special. We have known him since he was just a wee puppy and look forward to every time he gets to enjoy a vacay with us.

We will be cheering for him and his littermates at this championship event.

GO GET IT, CAGEY!!!
🏆🏆🏆

The countdown is on for the 2026 National Police Dog Championships, hosted by the Saskatoon Police Service K9 Unit!

Meet one of the competitors, Cpl. Mitchell Hatzenbuhler and PSD Cage with the Provincial Protective Services Branch.

Working for the Province of Saskatchewan, the team began working together in 2022. Off duty, 6-year-old Belgian Malinois, PSD Cage, enjoys swimming, playing ball, and spending time in the backyard with the family dogs..

Come cheer on these incredible teams during the competition and join us for our Public Day on Sunday, September 13, at 9:00a.m and 1:00p.m. at Merlis Belsher Place in Saskatoon. Admission is free!

07/09/2026

Welcome to our new dog park!

The rain changed our building plans and timeline a little, but the new outside areas will start opening up over the next couple weeks, as we get fences up and gravel moved.
The park saw its first guests today and they were thrilled to have the park all to themselves, to chase a ball and chase each other.
It’s a really nice place to play, rest, and be.
We can’t wait to share it with all our pup friends. :)

07/08/2026

We may not offer play groups, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t opportunities for interaction, communication, and play!
These two youngsters had some nice interactions from the safety of their respective areas, and when one was done or felt a little overwhelmed, no human intervention was required: they went their separate ways, until they were ready to engage again.
Can you see how the single Boston on the left is a little less sure than the one on the right? When we sense dynamics like this, we give the less-confident pup the larger space, so they won’t feel trapped and have more space to retreat to, anytime they feel overwhelmed.
“Socialization” has unfortunately come to mean prolonged, extreme exposure to stimuli, but when done well, it is actually quick, successful, pleasant experiences like this, that build a strong understanding for the pup that the world is mostly predictable and safe.

06/30/2026

Tomorrow may be Big Noise Day in your area. Please, leave your dog at home if you are going to a crowded, noisy, busy place to celebrate. There will be other, better opportunities to include your dog in what you are doing, or take them out into the world to do something interesting.

At best, a dog may tolerate fireworks. Please leave your pup at home this long weekend, if you will be attending firework or light shows.

If there might be fireworks in your area:

⭐️ Make sure your pup is wearing a correctly fitted collar with your CURRENT contact information, in case they spook and bolt.

⭐️ Ensure the gates to your yard are closed and latched, and take your pup out on leash for potting during fireworks.

⭐️ Hang out in an interior room or the basement for better sound dampening, and do what you have to, to help your pup feel safe and secure. Cuddling or giving your dog attention isn’t going to make them more afraid next time.

⭐️⭐️⭐️ Remember they aren’t trying to give you a hard time - they are HAVING a hard time. Be patient, have some good treats available for both of you, and wait it out.

Text in photo: You know what I love? Going to an unfamiliar place at night that is full of strangers milling about, to listen to some loud, frightening noises, while the sky is on fire.
[said] no dog, ever.

06/16/2026

Summer is coming right up and we have some dates that are already full or are very close to full. If you still have to get your booking in, this is your last call for these weekends:

FULL:
July 24-26

ONE OR TWO SPOTS LEFT:
July 10-12, 16-18
July 31-August 2
August 14-15, 21-23, 28-30

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