Double M's Golden Retrievers

05/05/2025

Cinco de Mayo. Qué tengas un lindo día.

02/04/2025

Happy Golden Retriever day!

01/13/2025

Mr. Aspen living his best life and will not be bothered by his Humans.

01/13/2025

Lady Liberty (Libby) living her best life.❤️

12/31/2024

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12/24/2024

I want to wish a very happy birthday to Mango's litter. This is actually a day early but with all of tomorrow's festivities, I wanted to make sure they have their special day.

They are all so special and bring so much joy to their families.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Aspen, Diggity, Liberty (Libby), Mitzi, and Waffles.

12/16/2024

Mango and Mitzi.

07/10/2024

A fun but exhausting trip for Mitzi.

06/16/2024

She will no longer be called the puppy.

She will now be known as the "Dog Child".

06/13/2024

Mitzi is getting huge and she is really turning out to be a beautiful dog.

06/06/2024

A good resource for our newest local babies.

Classes are back! We are doing three Drop In Classes…Wednesday June 19th at 5pm, Wednesday June 26th at 5pm and Saturday June 29th at 10am.

We require a minimum of 4 to attend for the classes to proceed. To sign up send an email to [email protected]. If 4 people do not sign up for the class, we will cancel it.

Classes can be for Puppies, Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced. If you attend Day School, you can use this class as you Parent/Trainer Conference Lesson.

The cost is $55 per class and must be paid in advance. If you are new to PCA, you will receive the paperwork required in a reply to your interest email. All dogs attending must be up to date on all of their vaccines.

Once I have 4 people interested, you will receive an invoice for the class or classes you have signed up to attend.

Reminder to all Day School Parents, your Parent/Trainer Lesson is included in your Day School Pack. There will be no charge for your class.

If you have any questions, please feel free to comment, send a text or email and we will get your questions answered quickly.

We look forward to having all of you in class.

06/06/2024

It is heartbreaking that we as dog owners have to deal with this epidemic but it is here.

Please be vigilant when you have your dog in public places.

Last Wednesday afternoon, Engine 15 was dispatched to the 2900 block of East Queen Avenue for a reported overdose. Upon arrival, they encountered a distraught woman holding a tiny, three-pound, nine-month-old Chihuahua. Lieutenant Justin Wells, Firefighter Bridget Blackmore, and Firefighter Blake Slater quickly noticed that the dog was distressed and lethargic. The owner explained that she had found the dog chewing on a pipe in her backyard, and since then, it had been difficult to rouse and keep awake.

Suspecting a narcotic overdose due to the dog's slow breathing, pinpoint pupils, and lethargy, the firefighters administered a small dose of Narcan and contacted an emergency veterinarian. Following the veterinarian's orders, they administered an additional dose. After the second dose, the dog quickly became more alert and showed purposeful movement, much to the owner's relief.

As this is the second canine narcotic overdose that Spokane Fire has handled in the last two weeks, we would like to remind parents of both children and furry animals to make sure they monitor what goes into our little loved ones' mouths.