Canine Castle

02/15/2025

12/23/2022

We will be open Saturday 8-11 and 3-5
Sunday we will be open 8-11
Monday wil will be open 6:30-5:30.

12/23/2022

The best gift under the tree.

08/15/2019

Back to school for puppers too!! Call 566-3214 to register!

11/05/2018

San Juan Animal League's low cost Vaccination Clinic will be this coming Sunday, Nov. 11th, 2018.
It will be from 12 noon till 4:00 PM at McGee Park, the San Juan County Fairgrounds.
This is the last clinic in 2018. The next clinic will not be until March, 2019.
See the brochure below for details and prices.
See you there!

11/01/2018

Thanksgiving Holiday hours:
Thursday, 11/22, Thanksgiving Day - 8:00 to 11:00 AM only
Friday, 11/23 - 6:30 AM till 5:30 PM
Saturday 11/24 - 8:00 till 11:00 AM and 3:00 till 5:00 PM
Sunday 11/25 - 8:00 till 11:00 AM and 3:00 till 5:00 PM
Just a reminder that all available boarding slots are full for overnight boarding for the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend. The wait list is for our regular doggy day care customers only.
Thank you. Any questions please call the office at 505-564-DOGS (3647)...

10/11/2018

Canine Castle's 6 week Basic Dog Obedience Class will be starting next Wednesday, October 17th, at 6:00 PM.
This is a Community Service Class from San Juan College, CHOHO 007 B3, so to register for the class please call SJC at 505-566-3214. Cost is $59.00 for the 6 week class.
Classes will be held at the Castle, 1909 E. Mojave Street, Farmington NM, 87401.
Melissa Salyers, Lead Trainer, will be conducting the classes. Any questions, call SJC, or Canine Castle at 505-564-DOGS (3647).
See the brochure below for more info. Hope to see you there!

09/12/2018

Canine Castle is full for boarding this upcoming weekend.
We are not accepting new reservations for September 14th through the 17th.
Thank you...

08/30/2018

School is in!
Canine Castle's Basic Dog Obedience classes will be starting again next week.
The first class will actually be starting next Thursday, September 6th, even though the flier says it starts on Wed. It will be Thurs. Sept. 6th, 6:00 till 7:00 PM
The class will last six weeks, and after the first week the classes will be every Wednesday evening until the last class, October 10th.
See the flier below. Register by calling San Juan College at 505-566-3214.
Any questions, call the shop at 505-564-DOGS (5647). Thanks you

08/15/2018

Canine Castle is filling up available boarding slots rapidly.
At the moment we are working about 2 weeks out.
We are on a wait list for this upcoming weekend, August 16th through August 20th, and the following weekend, August 23rd through Augt 27th.
There are sill a couple available slots for Labor Day, which is Monday September 3rd.
Thank you. Business is a-boomin'!
Any questions, please call us at 505-564-DOGS (5647).

08/10/2018

San Juan Animal Leauge Pet Vacination Clinic will be this coming Sunday, August 12th, 2018.
It will be held in Farmington, NM, at the Sycamore Park Center, 1051 Sycamore, from the hours of 12 noon till 4:00 PM.
See the info below for costs. Thank you, see you there!!

08/07/2018

Keep in mind that if you pick up a stray dog, or let it into your yard, or put it in your car, or take it home, it becomes YOUR dog. You become fully responsible for its care and behaviors. Even if your involvement is for a short period of time.
Your responsibilty ends when it is given back to the owners, given to an animal control officer, or given to the local shelter.
We all mean well when we see or find a stray. But before you step in and be the 'hero', think about the situation and formulate a plan. 8 times out of ten the dog is friendly, the owners are looking for it, and is soon reunited with its owners.
But sometimes that is not the case. If you put a stray in your car, or take it home, and it bites or mauls you, a family member, a family pet or a neighbor or community member, the dog's owners are not responsible for medical or vet bills, you are.
If it gets injured while in your care, you are responsible for the care and treatment, not the owners.
If it spreads disease to family pets, you are responsible for the treatments and vet visits, not the owners.
Sometimes it can takes weeks to find the owner.
Basically, a dog on a leash you are holding, in your car, yard or in your home - regardless of how it got there or how noble were the intentions - that dog is now YOUR dog.
Sometimes it is best to let the professionals, such as local animal control officers and rangers, deal with the situation, especially if you are not sure what to do, or have any doubt about the temperament of the dog. It is what they are trained for, and it is what they deal with on a daily basis...