The Canine Legacy LLC

08/10/2026

HAVE YOU LEFT US A REVIEW YET? 🤗

If you’ve had a positive experience with any part of The Canine Legacy, we would be incredibly grateful if you took a moment to leave us a review!

The Canine Legacy, LLC is the parent brand behind several of the businesses and communities you may know us through, including The Canine Social Club and Dog Moms of the South Shore.

So whether we’ve cared for your dog through The Canine Social Club, helped you through a recommendation or resource in Dog Moms of the South Shore, connected you with our community, or you’ve simply had a great experience with what we do — your review matters.

You’re welcome to mention the specific business or experience in your review, or simply leave a review for The Canine Legacy as a whole. Whatever feels most natural to you!

For a small, locally owned business, reviews are incredibly important. They help new clients find us, build trust with people who may not know us yet, and allow us to continue growing and expanding what we’re able to offer our local dog community.

Every review, referral, share, and recommendation helps more than you probably realize. 🤍

If we’ve made a positive difference for you or your pup, please consider taking a minute to leave us a review. We appreciate every single one of you who continues to support The Canine Legacy and everything under its umbrella. 🐶

How to leave us a review on Facebook:

🐾 Go to The Canine Legacy page
🐾 Tap the Reviews tab (you may need to tap More to find it)
🐾 Select Yes when Facebook asks if you recommend The Canine Legacy
🐾 Share a few words about your experience — you can mention The Canine Social Club, Dog Moms of the South Shore, or simply The Canine Legacy as a whole
🐾 Post your recommendation!

08/09/2026

⚠️ IMPORTANT CONTACT UPDATE 📞

The Canine Legacy has a new business phone number!

New Number: 508-202-0036

Moving forward, please begin using this number for all business-related communication, including scheduling, service inquiries, client questions, and new client inquiries.

As always, text message is the preferred method of communication and will typically receive the quickest response. New clients are also welcome to call and leave a voicemail if preferred.

We will be transitioning away from our previous phone number and eventually switching over completely, so please take a moment to save our new number in your contacts and update any existing contact information you may have for us.

A formal email with the updated contact information will also be sent to current clients in the coming days.

📧 You can always reach us by email as well:
[email protected]

Thank you for helping us make this transition as smooth as possible! 🤗

The Canine Legacy, LLC

08/07/2026

Please share to help educate other dog owners. Education saves lives ⚠️ 🐶 🚨

08/04/2026

07/18/2026

✨✨ NEW CLIENT SPECIALS!!
Please message for more details ✨✨

The Canine Legacy LLC

➡️ 15+ years professional experience
LICENSED, REGISTERED, INSURED, EDUCATED

🐶NeighborhoodWalks + Wooded Hikes
🐶Drop in visits
🐶In client home stays (overnights)
🫧Bathing/Brush outs/ Nail trims
🐶Training (positive reinforcement based)
✨Experience with reactivity and proper socialization
🚑 CPR/FA certified

All of my services are structured, meaning we continually work on manners and positive reinforcement training while building a dog’s confidence, socialization skills and letting them explore their environment naturally

Complimentary meet & greets are always required prior to services to ensure the best fit for everyone involved 🐶

Founder and owner of Dog Moms of the South Shore: A Community for Connection, Resources, Support

Feel free to send me a message - I’d love to learn more about you and your pups!

07/16/2026

07/14/2026

✨🐶🤍🫶🏼

07/07/2026

🍠 Sweet potatoes are a great add to your dog’s bowl. They’re packed with beta-carotene, a powerful antioxidant that dogs convert into vitamin A to support healthy vision, skin, immune function, and overall cellular health.

And sweet potatoes are also great for your dog’s gut. They contain resistant starch, pectin, and other prebiotic fibers that feed beneficial gut bacteria. As these fibers are fermented, they produce beneficial short-chain fatty acids like butyrate, which help support the gut lining, immune system, and a healthy intestinal environment. Interestingly, a recent peer-reviewed study found that dogs with skin allergies had fewer gut bacteria that produce these beneficial compounds, highlighting the close connection between gut health and immune health.

One of my favorite nutrition tricks is to steam, cool, and serve sweet potatoes. Steaming helps preserve beta-carotene while making it more available. Refrigerating cooked sweet potatoes overnight converts some of the starch into gut-friendly resistant starch that feeds beneficial bacteria. Finally, serving sweet potatoes with plain full-fat yogurt, a hard-boiled egg, sardines, herring, or fish oil helps your dog absorb more beta-carotene.

Whenever possible, choose organic sweet potatoes and leave the peel on, as the skin contains extra fiber and polyphenols that help nourish beneficial gut bacteria while also reducing exposure to pesticide residues.

Sweet potatoes come packaged in a whole-food matrix rich in beta-carotene, vitamins, minerals, and prebiotic fibers. Cooling them overnight also helps reduce the blood sugar response by increasing resistant starch.

🍠 How much should you feed?

• Small dogs (under 20 lb / 9 kg): 1–2 teaspoons daily
• Medium dogs (20–50 lb / 9–23 kg): 1–2 tablespoons daily
• Large dogs (50–90 lb / 23–41 kg): 2–4 tablespoons daily
• Giant dogs (over 90 lb / 41 kg): Up to ¼–½ cup daily

Remember, healthy add ins can make up about 10% of your dog’s daily calories.

07/05/2026

PLEASE NOTE: all services and communication will be unavailable from July 30th to August 2nd as I will be out of state.

Please use PPB for any communication needed and I will respond as soon as I can.

Thank you!

Normal services will resume on August 3rd 😊