Dogs in Harmony

06/16/2026

We will be skipping the Facebook live today. We hope to see you in attendance next week

06/15/2026

We are proud to host Mary of Sonny’s Mobile Spaw for an informative talk about fear free grooming and cooperative care. Mary is both a Trainer and Professional Groomer. She prepares dogs for a lifetime of stress free grooming. We hope to see you on June 25 for this fantastic and free learning opportunity. Please RSVP directly to Sonny’s Spaw.

🐾Does your dog dislike getting their nails trimmed?

🐾Does she cower in the back seat when you arrive to the groomer?

🐾Does she hide in a corner when the mobile van shows up?

🐾Do you have a puppy that has never been groomed and you want to make sure they never develop phobias to the grooming process?

🐩Are you a who wants to learn how to help the dogs in your care trust the grooming process?

Our Owner and Operator Mary is an educated trainer and groomer. She applies her skills in Cooperative Care every day helping adult dogs and puppies learn to trust grooming. She believes dogs are not giving her a hard time for grooming, they are having a hard time.

She is also an experienced pet dog trainer who has taught multiple classes in her previous state. She would like to help you the guardian learn to help the dogs you love so much, learn to trust being handled for things like grooming.

This workshop is open to groomers and trainers!

Dogs in Harmony is providing us the space to learn how to help our dogs, and grooming clients, trust the grooming process.

Dogs don't have to be scared of grooming, but it is up to us to help them trust the process.

Dogs do speak, to those of us who listen 🐾

06/09/2026

06/03/2026

Never too young to start!

05/16/2026

🚨 BAY AREA PARVO ALERT 🚨
..for humans.

Not dogs.

Please read literally one more sentence before panic-sharing posts about “parvo in NorCal wastewater.” 😭

The virus currently being discussed in Bay Area wastewater reports is Human Parvovirus B19, also known as “slapped cheek disease.” It is NOT canine parvovirus. Your dog cannot catch this strain.

Canine parvo = Parvovirus type 2
This virus = Human Parvovirus B19

Completely different species-specific viruses. Similar name. Very different disease.

If you need direction on protecting your young, under-vaccinated puppy from canine parvovirus, please discuss it with your veterinarian. Parvo is a very serious disease, but we are not entering a puppy pandemic and your puppy isn't going to catch it from the water. The wastewater detection part is just surveillance. Scientists test sewage because humans shed viral material in bodily fluids, and wastewater trends can help track what’s circulating in a population.

Human B19 mainly affects PEOPLE, particularly:
• children or elderly
• pregnant individuals
• immunocompromised people
• people with certain blood disorders

Symptoms are usually mild and often look like a cold, rash, or joint pain.

As always:
✔️ vaccinate your puppies and humans appropriately
✔️ avoid high-risk dog exposure before vaccines are complete
✔️ wash your hands
✔️ maybe get medical information from medical doctors, not Facebook (except this time, I guess)

05/12/2026

Meet Zest. Learn what she’s learning and get you’re puppy questions answered

05/10/2026

Our first Facebook Live is this Tuesday May 12 at 4:45. Would love to see you there. Leave us a comment with any questions you’d like addressed at this free online event.